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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
COAST LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES.

Sacramento, Sept. with but five min
utes more to play before the time limit
was reached. Sacramento tied the score,
to g. in this mornings game with Port
land, and time was called before another
inning could be completed. Score:
r. H r.
IoItlduu r.rs-.-r -ssrrssrrssrrs' d
sacramento -------- --rrr--sss-r--. d II
Batteries-Guyu, Hardness and Murray
Baum and Graham.
Oakland, Sept. 9.-Sau Francisco made
it three straight. defeating the crippled
Angels this morning, to l. Score;
r. II z.
Los AIgv-ss -rr-rrr--sr. -r------
san Francisco -----.-------- ------- q l.
Batteries-Tozer and Smith; Stewart,
Henley and Williams.
Los Angeles. sept 9.-In a ten-inniug
game this morning Vernon defeated Oak
land. TO g. Both StUyal and Nelson
pitched good bail but Vernon got its hits
at the right time. Score: r. II. l..
vernon -. ..............--. 10 I
J Oakland .---..---.-- ..s-r--..---.-. D. z
Batteries-StovaU and Hogan; Nelson
and ByrnCs.
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Round Eight.

Johnson opened up with d straight left
to the jaw and as the men closed in tha
black swung right ana left with cOnsiG-
cradle force to the jaw and mouth. kauf-
man backed away, seldom if ever lead
ing. despite instructions to do so from
his advisers. Johnson again started the
blood from KaUfman's mouth, hard right
and left arm swings uOing the business
As kaufman closed in Johnson uppeTCut
twice to the Jaw with his left for which
he was rebuked by a hard right hook
to the stomach, about the best blow Kauf-
man landed. Johnson kept up an incea-
SAINT exchange of badinage with the crowd
during the minutes respite
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
soX ON % NICK.

St. Louis. Sept. 9.-After Chicago had
scored three runs i'm the first half Of the
eighth inning of the first game today,
rain interfered and the score reverted to
the seventh inning, making the result
tie, / to !. Score: r, II. j..
Chicago ..-. .--.--.s---.-. -.------
ST. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Smith and Payne; Petty and
StepheuS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CUBS STILL WIN.

Chicago, Sept 9.-ChicagO defeated St
Louis in a featureless game today Score
r. H. Z.
chicago .....-.-..s.-...-'.''.--r ~ =
81. LOUIS .,.sss. s-ss.s.s-s. ss'-s.t
Batteries-Overall and Archer Lush and
PhelDS. ImDiTe-O DaY.
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PIRATES ALSO ADVANCE.

Pittsburg Sept 9.-PittsbUrg won a list
less game from Cincinnati today, 3 to J.
Gibson broke the worlds record for the
number of consecutive games caught III
a season, having caught 1l2 in success
sion. Score: r. H. Z.
ElllSDUEb -r''o
Cincinnati O.. ........-..............1
Batteries-Adams and Gibson; Fromme
Rowan and Roth. Umpires-klem and
tombstone.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-New York was
easily defeated here today by Philadel-
phia. Score: r. Fl. T..
Philadelphia -... .....s.......s.. II I'D
New York ..........s.,.......-...
Batteries-MOrgan and Livingston
Hughes and SMaeneE.
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Round Nine.

Kaufman forced the smile from John
sons face by cIOuting him in the stom-
aCh with a pile driving right For q
fleeing moment the black fought back
q bit wildly. He quickly regained his
couDosure, however. and sent right and
Let with great force to the jaw, With
the return of JohuSor's smile he drove
kaufman against the ropes and landed
twice with long range lefts. The round
ended with the crowd jeering johnson,
and some of the spectators started to
leave the arena
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MANAGERS MAKE
PLAN FOR GAMES
Enthusiastic Meeting Is Held
and State Ball Title is
Aired.

In one Of the most enthusiastic and
representative baseball meetings seen in
years Dresentatiyes of the state teams
met last night at the offices OF Attorney
John T. TObin in the Judge building. Inc
meeting was called to start off the state
championship series and good headWay
was made.
Present We're the following managers;
j. r. Price. Heber; George Brown, Eampa
smelter team. Bingham; /. Scott, Mar
gets Independents; Frank Black, Occl-
dantals: J. J. Fitzgerald, Park City +.
X. Williams, Il. c. NJ l.; Bert Settle, Sig
nal Corps, n. G. l.; T. II. ShO1tz, Eu-
reka (by proXy)
1t was seen at once that the visitors
wanted the schedule run on business-like
lines. The plan finally adopted was.
Each of the six teams is 10 post d forfeit
of 800 TO guarantee its presence tErou2h
the series, and to pay expenses and fines.
The series shall include one game be
tween each Of the teams entered. At the
end of the series the two highest in the
percentage column aCa to m aet in the
final series for the championship.
All receipts of the games shall be
pooled and at the end of the first series
a pro rata division is to be made. each
team receiving One-SiXth of the gross
also is to have returned the 800 forfeit,
less anv claims against the same for
fines or other expenses. In the final Sc
RES between the two high teams the gate
money is to be split as seen fit by the
two teams.
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Round -Four.

Kaufman. after sOua sparring. drove a
hard right to the stomach. This angered
f5e champion ard he quickly beat the
,ie-st and left TO the jaw. After some
cIinching Kaufman drove his right to the
stomach and Johnson grinned and winked
at his seconds. Both M n eased uD, Kauf-
man seldom leading. The round ended
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Rain Al pETRoIT.
EASY FOR ATHLETICS,

Detroit, Sept. 9.-Detroit-C Cleveland game
postponed; rain. Two games Will be
played here tomorrow.
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The Results.
DEER ROAM THE STREETS
OF UTAH COUNTY TOWNS

Brig Madsen, chief deputy game and
fish commissioner, sent word up Yester-
day from Provo that the planting of trout
fry in Utah lake was progressing in good
shape. He also said that, in a visit to
Diamond Fork, Utah county, reports OF
more deer than in years were heard,
many deer having been seen in the grain
fields near the town.
From Morgan City came another good
one. backed up by many witnesses. that
a deer had run down the Main street in
the early morning. The deputy attributes
the increase to the better protection given
by the present game laws.
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Round Ten.

After considerable sparring Johnson
hooked his right to the Jaw. Kaufman
came back and landed right and left to
the face as they mixed il in the center
of the ring After Johnson, goaded on by
these punches, had shot a stiff left to
The face, kaufman landed twice on the
body with left moment later he sent
q hard right TO the stomach and the men
mixed it without damage. The crowd
ieersd. The round and fight ended with
both men smuggling ineffectively at each
other.
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.EGAN IS WINNER
OF GREAT MATCH
Flags Uphill Golf Against Saw
yer and Is Up Only on the
Last Hole.

Wheaton, Ill. Sept. -Four westarners
viii contest tomorrow in the semi-finaIs
of the national amateur golf champion
ship, as a result of sensational golf to-
day. They are II. c. Chandler Egan of
Exmoor and Charles Evans OF Edge
water; Mason Phelps of Midlothian and
Robert Gardner of HlnsdaIe.
Walter Travis. three times winner Of
the championship, went down to defeat
before young Gardner despite his splendid
golf of the afternoon.
Mason Phelps, with an advantage Of
four holes over Paul Hunter in the open
ing round, had considerable difficulty with
his opponent in the afternoon, but won.
The match between Chandler Egan and
Ned SAW er went IS holes before ESan
won. The morning round resulted up
in Sawyer'S favor, with medal scores Of
q for Sawyer and 16 for Egan. The att
erroon is took Sawyer % strokes and ESau
3 Egau squared the match al the eighth
hole in the afternoon and took the lead
at the next hole. only to lose it at the
eleventh. Sawyer got threes on the tenth,
fourteenth and sixteenth holes, the lat
ter following approach shots OF 70 yards
that all but holed out. Egan halved the
twelfth in four, one stroke under DOGGY
after what looked like an almost impOs-
sible shot out OF the rough.
The next hole was even more SenSa-
tional, Sawyer badly topped his brassie
shot following a perfect drive. But It
lay well and he sent the sphere at least
% yards.
Egan holed his putt on four, two strokes
under DOGGY
Sawyer was one up playing the seven
tenth hole. and right there his anxiety
to hole 2O-foot putt for a three and
win cost him the game. He putted too
hard, the ball rolled four feet beyond the
cup, and Sawyer missed the return putt
taking five for the hole.
The Results.
Charles Evans. jr., of Edgewater de-
feated Albert Secked, Riverside, up and
to play.
Bob Gardner, Hinsdala defeated w. j..
Travis Garden City, up, / to play.
II. Chandler Egan, ExmOor, defeated
D. E Sawyer, Wheat, 1 up, Sc holes
Mason Phelps, Midlothian, defeated Paul
Hunter Midlothian, up, l to play.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Sioux City, Sept. 9.-First game;
r. II. Z.
Pueblo o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sioux City -.....-.......---.-. ~ IL "
Batteries-Swift, Jackson ana Nelgart'
Clark, TOwne and Shea.
Second game; Forfeited to Sioux City,
Pueblo refusing to play.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen. Sept 9.-Soore: r. H. E
Seattle ...-. ..--..-.'..'--- --'''''''''-55 a
Aberdeen .... .,..-.---. $500 =. 1900 ?
Ratteries-Engel and Shea5 OFlII'
O'Brien and KTeitz.
e,o1rane Sent q.-Score: r. H. L
Tacoma zee. ..........'''.'''-' ~
CpOkanp 1000 ..........-.---- . - J
Patterias-Herman. Hopkins, Butler and
Blankenship; Jensen, Holm and Ostdelk-
Portland. Sept. 9.-Score: r. H. E,
Vancouver .--- -----..--.s'.'-'-.''J D
Portland ...- ..-....s----.-- - q "
Batteries-Gardner and Sugden; Cough
Samuels and ATmbruster.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville, s; Toledo. ?.
At Milwaukee-St Paul, 3; Milwaukee, .
At Indlanapolis-Indi napOlis-COlumbus
game postponed; wet grounds
At Kansas City-Kansas City, o. Mime
aDOlis g.
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No Jumping Allowed.

As to players it was decided that one
team might play any player il could get
providing that once player played with
a team he could continue with that team
alone and could not jump or be traded to
another team in the race.
The Yampa, Occidental and Margstts
teams at once guaranteed the 800 forfeit.
Manager Fitzgerald of Park City said
that he had no doubt but that his town
would raise he money Later Manager
ShontZ was reached over the telephone
and he said that Eureka would be in with
the money.
Manager Williams Of the Z. c. NJ. l. was
also in line PaysOn is out of the race.
To make final settlements another
meeting will be held here Monday night
at which time a manager will be elected
to run the series.
Whether the series goes through-the
lateness of the season being the draw
back-a good start was made to keep the
baseball bee bUzzing and to boost the
game for next year
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INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS.
Long Of California and Two Pensy
Stars Left for Semi-FinaIs.

Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-The second days
play in the intercollegiate championship
lawn tennis tournament left Pennsyl-
vania, California and Harvard as the
survivors in the singles; in the doubles,
Harvard, Pennsylvania and Princeton.
Trouble has developed over the admis-
sion TO the competition of Melville Long.
the University of California crack. and
said TO have been admitted Illegally at
% meeting held before the annual tourna-
meut instead Of after it, as has been
the rule.
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The Central Coal & Coke company
has made no change in the price OF
Rock Springs coal, and is still selling
it at S5.75 per ton.
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Round Seven.

Kaufman tried with left for the jaw,
but il was so easily blocked that the
crowd was forced to yell derisively. kaut-
man fought in close, but not a blow land
ed, the black man smOthering every at
tempt like q skilled mechanic. kaufman
started the crowd into a real cheer by
planting right and left to the stomach.
a lorg clincn followed, during which
Johnson held back and cut loose alter
ngtely. The gong ended a featureless
round. 1t was apparent to all that John
son was holding himself in reserve and
only opened up when the fancy took him.
In the seventh kaufman drew yellS
from the crowd by planting right and left
to the stomach. In the eighth Johnson
got his revenge with tight and left swings
to Jaw and mouth. drawing blood Co
piousIy- kaufman retaliated with a hard
right hook to the stomach. Johnson jOked
lnn---L-l-. with LL- nr.Ed-
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Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-The third round
in singles for tha intercollegiate lawn ten
mis- championship was played today.
Three matches were played. the Cniver-
sitv of Pennsylvania winning two and the
University of California one
Summary. Singles third round:
w. f. Johnson, Pennsylvania, defeated
~. c. Stevens, Yale, 6-3, 60. 6-3.
NJ +. Long, California. defeated G. Z.
Gardner, Harvard, 60, So 81.
A y. Thaver Pennsylvania, defeated
Benton. Williams college, rs, 50, 6-3.
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Round One.

johnson opened the battle with a well
placed left hook 10 the stomach. The
men then mixed al close range. john
son landed right and left short arm
punches 10 enc jaw. Johnson smiled and
shot right and left 20 The face. Kauf-
man looked d bit worried at this Stage
and spared for fully half q minute. Johu-
son closed In. landing short arm rights
ard let's 10 the head There was little
sting in them. however Just before thc
round ended kaufman shot a straight left
10 the jaw, but the champion only 7m Ped.
Kaufman seemed very slow iu comparison
with IL I.EL Won. uf Johnson
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Round Six.

Kaufman was short with a left lead
and the men clinched. Johnson suddenly
broke loose and sent the Californian al
most into the press stand with left hook
to the body and a right cross to the jaw,
Mix it, All" the crowd yelled, and Al
did so. But he found Johnson waiting
for him and the latter showed that he
was master of the situation at any style
of fighting that Kaufman could bring to
him. The round closed with Intellectual
exchanges, Johnson having everything aiS
own way. At the end of the sixth round
Johnson appeared to be having Ms ON n
way with Kaufman The latter had land
ed only two punches. TO the stomach, and
was constantly on the defensive. John
son landed often. several times rushing
kaufman to the ropes or a corner.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time

san FRANCISCO GtHtr - Al a SeAAN-H'N
UNIQUE in local prize ring annals Jack
johnson, the worlds champion, was ac-
credited with a newspaper decision over
Al Kaufman at the end of ten rounds
OF fighting this afternoon at Coffroth's
arena. According to the articles Of agree
ment, il both men were on their 1eet
when ten rounds had been fought no
decision was to be gwen, Referee Eddie
Smith, however, stated TO the assembled
newspaper men after the contest That
Johnson had both OuuOugnt and out
boxed the Californian at every stage OF
the contest and therefore Was entitled
20 the verdict. Smith gave out this state
ment.
Referees Statement.
johnson outfought. outhit and out
generated Kaufman all through the fight
He fought in his usual patient way ana
i think that he did not hold back. In
the ninth round, as well as in some OF
the other rounds, he tried hard TO finish
his opponent. Kaufman forced Johnson
hard in the seventh and ninth rounds, and
landed some good body blows. He, how
ever, was no match for the champion.
Johnson opened the battle as though
he were determined To make a show OF
kaufman. He employed tantalIZing let's
AID iOrceful rEht upPercuJs with such
frequency Jnat the erStWhIle blacksmith
was fairly beWildeTed. Early i'm the con-
test his face began to show signs OF the
champions singing punches and in the
q
waUop started the blood flowing in
stream from kaufmans face.
Kaufman Clumsy.
Kaufman was slow and clumsy by com
parison and his footwork was amateur
ish. IL was not until the seventh round
that one of his powerful swings IOunU
refuge on the champions stomach, ana
fl was this punch that caused the smile
which Johnson had worn up TO this time
All through the contest Johnson APP
peared 10 De holding himself III reserve
and il took constant Jibing by the spec
tatOrs and an occasional punch from the
blacksmith 10 start him going. And when
he did let go he played with Kaufman
as il the latter Were a mere tot. John-
sons best blow was a right uppercut
al close range, and when this found IT'S
mark Kaufmans head would bob back
q foot.
The safe Blow.
In the ninth round kaufman found the
champions stomach with vicious rlshl
swing. 1T was kautman.s best dow ana
IL convinced the champion that he hau
better be careful.
I'm fact the colored man slowed down
DerceDtibIy after this and did not display
the same dash i'm the concluding ROUND
that characterized his earlier finished
work .
v-ittIcisms with the spectators and news
The contest proved one thing conclu-
sfvtlv-that kaufman has no business IN
short round affairs. He appeared 10 gam
strength as the battle prCgIt@seur "llIlt
johnson. who apparently had trained none
too wei, began to shown signs OF weak
ening- .+-
7n,1t TO the press after the battle while
ne was busiIy engaged I'm sn9oi3oy antics
I'm his Corueri
Just as Expected.
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Only SIPS

To Brigham and return, Sept. Is.
Grand ball, Wandamere, Saturday
night
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Ogden, Sept. 9.-Fourth day v
Judge: w. NJ. Murray, starter.
sTE FIRST RACE-FOur and
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CTI0VNO Authority
JACK JOHNSON PUTS IT ALL over
Al KAUFMAN IN lO,ROUND Mill
Referee Smith Gives Black the Best of Every ROundCOast
Fighter Says He Can Win in Finish Fight

tamely and it looked as if Johnson de-
iberately slowed up.
Up TO this stage kaufman failed TO
lead and had landed but two punches,
both to the stomach.
Round Five.
Keep quiet over therer yelled John
son at one of the newspaper photographers.
The men fought to close quarters and
Johnson upDerCut twice with his right,
lifting Kaufman's head a foot. Johnson
was Quckness and nmblenesS persOnified.
The champion drove right and left 10
the stomach and had kaufman constantly
on the defensive. kaufman made TWO
lamentably weak efforts to land, and the
fighters battled around the right without
any serious damage being inflicted.
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Lincoln, Sept. 9.-First game:
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At post, min. off at $40. Times 81, IL
CASTLE pI 80 sh. 3-5; Nick, pl. 1-3; sh. out;
ing Silk Charles DOherty. Winner gr. e. by Cal
Weant & Co, trainer w c. Weant. Start good
handily CASTLE, a nice horse right now, just
have heen short Green ran q good race. is in
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At post 5 min. Off at 800. Time-;2i As, %.
The Fog-Frnpress Belle. Owner lakewood ). X;
good Won easily, second same; third driving. Df
2 rush and won going away. Brady found route
Dora fell at first turn and Silver Grain fell over Z
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HERALD.REPUBLICAN FORM CHART

day. Weather clear; track slow a. ]. Blum presiding
1r and half furlongs selling, 2year-ods Value to
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Al post, 2 mn. vi aI 0,o472' LIfII7 . =
Dorothy. pl 80. sho, 3-5; Mabel, pl Ii, sh.
br m by The ElectOr-K ismadale. owner and
won hreeZing second easily, third driving. DOrOt
held field safe. Mabel ran liIeless race E1
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ESQ Good Stories.

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Missing the Sovereign.

"You know" said the man, "how in
nocently your wife will look at you
across the breakfast table when you
have searched your pockets and dis
covered a sovereign missing.
"You may have your suspicious, but
you must keep them to yourself l
stood it for two or three years before
a bright thought came along. Then l
got hold Of counterfeit sovereign, q
hopelessly bad one, placed 1t in my
purse, and when I got up one morning
and missed it felt happy.
1.-TWO hours after breakfast my wife
went out, ard at noon ! was sent for
to identify her at the police station.
She had handed that bad sovereign out
in payment for an umbrella and been
caught, and she had been a prisoner
for two hours when l got there"
"And what did you sayT" he was
asked
"Not word"
"And what did she say?"
"She laid it Cd the milkman, OF
course" London Tit-Bits.