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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
Entries for Ogden,
TO The Tribune.

Special TO The TRIBUNE.
OGDEN, May 5.-The entries for to-
morrow's races are as follows:
First race. half mile selling. for two
year -olds-Camera 'l03; Warfare, l0Ii
Sixteen. 107 May Bride, 10I; Minnidocia,
l07: Kitty Rod. 102.
Second race, half mile, selling, maid
en- three year-olds and upward-Banham,
ll9: Black Hand, 10I; Old Nick, lO9, Pal
las, 101, Watere, 1O9; Wildwood Bill,
l09.
Third race five furlongs selling. four
year-ods and upward-East End, l05:
-- Bush s9I: Gene Wood 102: Nappa.
800; Sly Ben. l02; Antara, 1O2, Mazapan.
lO2: kuropatSin 1922 Bon Ton, l02; John
\. Mallon. lo5; Billy Taylor, lo2: Sir
Preston, 102.
Fourth race. five furlones selling, four
year olds and upward-Balreed. 80; Billy
Mayham. III Lady Quality, 90; Creston.
109 Runsum. l0l Figent, 80; TaNer III;
Beau Man, s97.
Firth race. six furlongs three-year-
ods and upward-Hus5Y, liz; Anna May,
101 Biskra 1O9 DR.. Crook. Ill Work
box. l0l; Timothy Wen. III,
Sixth race. one mile. selling. three year
olds and upward-SponduliX. 123: Cardinal
Sarto. 1913: Rather Royal, 1928; <insman.
1876; Buckthone. 105; Proper 126; Men
don. 123. Senator Barrett. l26. Grotto,
100
Friday-Becker Brewery handicap,
three quarters Of a mile
Saturday-Potter Cafe handicap, ont
mile and a sixteenth
Monday-Kennedy Cafe handicap. five
cighths of a mile
Apprentice allowance.
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At Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Todays race
results at Churchill Downs:
First race, selling, mile-Miss Critten-
den, straight $Si.l5 won: Bustlc, place
sl2.l5. second: Sorrowful. show Sl.03.
third. Time. LAP.
Second race six furlongs-Huck,
straight $2i.25. Won Marbles. place
$2i,55. second Asperin. show $I2.55, third.
Time, l:12 20.
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Wool WinGcr won, Iienap second Plate
Glass third Time. la Is.
Fourth race four furlongs the Debu
tante stakes-Ethelburg straight S2S6. 30
won; Placidc. place $3.50, second; My
Gal show $29,30. third. Time, 47 10
seconds.
Fifth race four and half furlongs.
purse-KinG solomon. straish, $3.50,
won; Frank G. Hogan. place Sl9.i3. sec
ond; ponau, show S6.S5, third. Time, a
seconds.
Sixth race. mile and one-eighth, selling
-Bcllcview. straight S67.20. won; Nadzu.
place Sl6.I0. second: Broollleaf. show
$4,000. third Time. I'5l.
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kl0Tz ROUNDS UP
RACE TRACK HORSES
Finds 80 Gallopers in Training
at Fair Grounds; Two Hun
dred More Coming.

Track Superintendent George E. Klotz
made a complete registration of the
horses now stabbed at the fair grounds
Wednesday, His list totals 3l0. a remark
able showing. By the time the opening
day OF the coming meeting arrives there
will be 800 thoroughbreds on the grounds
OF the Utah Jockey club. a circumstance
which insures one of the best meetings
ever held west of Chicago and St Louis.
a trip out to the fair grounds any day
now Is most interesting. II is an active
colony OF horsemen found there. Only a
man familiar with the running of a rae
ing stable knows what the stabling and
maintenance of three hundred odd race
horses means. To feed them and to provide
grooms and exercise boys entails an enor-
nous daily expenditure. The horsemen
and the stable attaches themselves make
up quite a little village. From morning
until night the passing in and out or
tradesmcns vehicles bespeak the boom
that has come the way OF the merchants
nearby, There are yet horses coming in
from Texas and California, In addition to
a certain influx from ogden
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BASE BALL WAR IS
BRE WING IN EAST
American Association Is Trying
to Force Itself Into
Chicago.
OFFICIALS ARE WORKING
IN DARK AT PRESENT
Leagues Fail to Sign Agreement
Which Is Framed TO =.
Suit Them.

CHICAGO, May 5.-That anothe,
baseball war is scented by close fol.t
lowers of the politics of the national
pastlme IN the announcement of the
national commission that the revised
national agreement, as framed up TO
suit the American association and the
Eastern league. has been abrogated
through the failure of these two leagues
TO sign the instrument in the time limit
set as asserted by the Daily News
today
This paper says:
That the American association is
still actively but secretly trying to ar
range for an invasion Of Chicago. thus
bringing about another baseball war. is
the opinion of many leaders of the two
major leagues
The Daily News recites the action of
last winter, which gave these two
leges of drafting from class A and
other minor leagues. and adds:
Now comes the announcement from
CINCINNATI that these two organizations
have failed IN their part of the agree.
ment and the whole thing is off. leav-
ing all minor leagues in the same posi-
tion that they occupied last year-the
American association and the Eastern
league fall back to A classification. .
President J. d. o 'Brien of the Ameri-
can ASSOCIATION at Milwaukee. refuses
to make statement at this time re-
gardlng the action Of the natioual base
ball commission, setting aside the new
agreement drafted in January last.
We are too busy at the present time
catering to the baseball public said
Mr.. o O'Brien today. ''This is no time
to meddle with the politics of the
game he added
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Races at PinllicO.

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Today's race re-
suits at Plmlico:
First race, selling, four and a half fur
longs--Iacateca y To t. won; Busy, 81
To /. second, Agronel, 100 to l, third,
Time. % % seconds
Second race. mie-San Souci ! TO i.
won; Pocomoke, TO .. second. Indian
Hunter. TO 1, third. Time. 40 1-5
Third race. maidens, six furlongs-
Golden Castle. 10 to /. won; soil. u TO J..
second: Apologize. ) TO ?. third. Time,
III
Fourth race, Glenmore steeplechase. for
hunters. about two and half miles
TclIfare, ] TO ]. won: Young Bitten. 10
to /, second; Balacalla, 8 TO >. third
Time. 5.39.
Firth race six furlongs. seTing-Simple
Honors, II to .. won; Black Sheep, 20 TO
l. second, kempton, 30 10 l. third. Time,
l:l3 20
Sixth race, the Towson purse. mile and
forty yards--Chepontuc To !, won; silk
Hose, even, second. Gus Helm, 4 10 ].
third. Time, "A 2-5.
Seventh race. maidens. six furlongs-
Tim Pippin won. Bethlehem second.
Secret Service third. Time, 1lS 10,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
SALT LAKE FAILS TO
SELECT WINNERS
Denver Wins Meet by Score
Which Is Bettered Here
Every Day.

Tue Salt Lake bowling team threw
away all chances of winning the tele-
graphic meet held Wednesday night. IN
the selection OF It's team Albert Ekda In
was asked why he was not put on the
team, having finished fourth i'm the year :
averages, but he refused to saw ANYTHING
regarding the matter There are several
o'her players who have record bowling
scores Some of the bowlers said that all
and the best men selected for the team
Inc general results show Salt Lake in
third position, with only 1926. Denver
won the tournament with score of 1864.
Peter Quinn. 572: Fred Laurie 47l
John Burt, 525; Andrew Anderson. 632
Albert Pierpont, 626
Play was at the Crown alleys
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Edward Payson Weston

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 5.-Edward
Payson Weston. walking from New York
to san Francisco. rested tonight at Oak
Grove, Mo. twenty miles east OF here,
and will reach Kansas City by noon to-
morrow. Weston reached Oak Grove soon
stating he would resume his Journey al
l:3O O'Clock in the morning. He walked
the last four miles In one hour In Kan
saS City he will he entertained by the
Y. VI. c, \. and the Kansas City ath-
letic clubs. Delegations Will meet him a
Independence. ten miles east
The walker reached Higginsville at IA;
o'clock this morning, went directly to bed
at $50 o'clock. putting his feet through
the process he calls pc<ling this being
merely long soaking in cold salt wa
ter, followed by an alcoholic rub.
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Victory for Amateur.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 90. \.
Ford, an amateur Of Central City. Ia.
took first money today over both profes-
sionals and amateurs in the regular events
at the second days shooting Of the fourth
southern tournament OF the Interstate as
ISOLATION. making a score OF 90 ont OF 100.
Only six Of the squads completed their
scores in the preliminary handicap. or
those who finished in the southern handi-
cap. Taylor and Ward, both professionals
broke % targets each out of a possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06
SPRING MEETING
DRAWS BIG CROWD
Manager and Starter Murray
Makes Good His Promises
to Ogden People.
GIVES THEM BEST RACES
EVER SEEN IN CITY
BOOger Red Wins Feature
Event From Fast Field of
Sprinters.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, May 5.-But two favorites
came home in front here today at the
first days racing of the Ogden Racing
associations spring meeting. Over
5000 people attended
Sir Barry, an outsider. in the third
race got away in front and led his field
all the way, winning by three lengths.
The Falstaff handicap, at six fur
longs, went TO Booger Red, who kept
in front the whole distance, barely
winning from Ethel Day, closing fast.
Today's gathering was representa-
tive one, some of the best people Of
Ogden and Salt Lake, as we'll as the
adjacent towns, gracing the occasion,
There was II big contingent of turf
celebrities, and fresh arrivals from Cali
fornia, Texas and the eastern states
were present Society was we'll repre-
sented. with seventeen boxes provided
for their exclusive use, which proved
wholly Inadequate TO accommodate
them. IN the racing itself it was APP
parent that the interest and delight of
the spectators increased as the after
noon progressed the climax being
reached with the running of the Fal"
staff handicap, won by Booger Rec over
quintette of fleet opponents, includ-
ing Ethel Day, Mary f., Foredllo,
Husky and Bonhls.
Starter Murray s work at the barrier
proved revelation TO the visitors. Bet
ting was good and form players held
their own.
Five bookmakers had all they could
do to handle the betting at the track.
The men dealing out the odds were
Colonel Applegate, Harry Stover, Ia.
Phelan and Columbus Jones.
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Portland Score,

PORTLAND. Or. May 5.-The Port
contest bowled total of 275I points to-
night The best individual score was
that Of Bishop, who made 225 points in
highest average his score being 5Ss
points for the three games. The scores
follow:
Bell. 80; Bishop. So; Arens. 5ls;
kneyse. 526: Kruse, 557.
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At New Westminster.

NEW WESTMINSTER, b. c.. May .
The New Westminster team in the tele-
graphic bowling contest made a total
score OF 2536. The score of the first game
was SIS, second. Sl3; third, S4S Indi-
Vdual scores: Latham. 40: Fi]christ. i73 ,
Johndo. ISL; Willctte. $50. Carver. go.
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BOISE

Summary. Struck out--by McAdams, I:
by Gardner. s. Bases on balls-or Nc
Adams D: off Gardner /. Three base hit
Turk, Two base hits-FitZgerald,
Hutchinson, Houston. Fuchell, Case, Wat
son, Sacrifice hits-Gardner Roberts II.
Gardner. Stolen bases-Turll, Nehring.
Double plays-Gardner 10 Nehring To
Campbell: Campbell to Nehrine. Left on
bases-Butte. .. Boise, D. Wild pitch
Gardner. Time of game hours and
minutes, Umpire-McK Ribbon Attend
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American Associatio,,

Vile, 3. i''i'
~ Observation-Disclosures .. Indian
~ Minneapois-Min Minneapolis. ]: To-
Al ST. Paul--St. Paul, .: Columbus
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High School Baseball.

The high school baseball team has but
three games TO play before the end OF the
season. and Manager Frank Cameron is
working hard to arrange few games
with out of town teams. Next Monday
the Henager's college team will line up
against the high school and try TO even
UP matters Captain Fitzgerald Of the
college will try to bring Gown his yegu-
lar players
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Tacoma Score.

TACOMA, Wash. May 5.-The Tacoma
totaled 2699 in the three games ShaTer
rolled the best games, his total being 6i9
The bowlcrs went to pieces in the first
game but oowled consistently after that
First game, $40; second game. 939 third
game. $50; grand total 2699
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winners of Meet.

DENVER. May 5,-The Denver team
IN the telegraphic contest for the Seattle
noWllng tournament rolled a total of 296
N three games tonight. The total for the
hrst game was 957 for the second, 1916;
ana Tor the third. 991. Individual scores
follow: Wolfe, s0I: McGraw. 593: Elliott.
oi1: Payne, 623; Watt, SCI.
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At Vancouver.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. May 5.-Vancou-
ver's team In the bowling contest made
total score in the three games OF 216c.
me score IN me hrSt game was ol2.
South 5Sl, Steers. iS9, Campbell, 552;
Scott, $50, Hodge, 552
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Hits Do Not Count,

ST. LOUIS, May although Detroit
TO-DAY got but four hits off Graham.
against eleven hits obtained by St. Louis
the visitors won, , TO ]. z. H. L..
ST LOUIS ......,.,,.........1 II ,
b'NiplN ID \ >
Batterics-Graham and Crigcr: Mullin
and Spcer. Breclcndorf
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Spokane Score.

SPOKANE, Wash. May 5-Spokane's
bowlers scored 2901 on the City alleys
tonight. The score by games was 95l,
viduals
CroiX; 66S; Ridout 57e Abel, 552; Jcr-
Wis. 55S: K.ncaid 5d7
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Frisco Score

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 5.-The san
Francisco team in the telegraphic contest
of the Seattle bowling tournament rolled
a total OF 1894 runs in three games to-
night. The total for the first game was
93l; for the second, 945: for the third, 9lS
Individual scores follow:
Aherns. 59i; Steiner. 632; Delhi. SIG;
Irwin. iS3; Thorpe, $50
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MURRAY GIVES OGDEN Exciting RACES
|RR|GAT0RS DEFEAT
The BUTTE MINERS
Timely Hitting Breaks Tie
Score in the Ninth
Inning.

BOISE, May 5.--Timely and effective
hitting on tho part OF the Irrigators. the
official nickname of the Boise Intermoun-
tain League team, was the feature OF to-
days performance. The score was tied
in the ninth. when Hutchinson brought
Nelck in with a two -baggcr, In the same
inning Lodcll lined one out that gave
Hutchinson the chance to gallop home,
winning the game.
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ErrOrS Mako Runs

CLEVELAND, MAY 5.-Chcago turned
the tables ON Cleveland TO-DAY and Won
to ), Errors allowed Chicago 10 score
most OF the runs. r. n T.,
Cleveland ...... IN i
Chicago ........ G n
BatterIcS-Wright ana Clarke; Owen
and Owens Umpres.- KERN and Shcri-
dan. ~ ''
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Famous Trotter Dies,

PHILADELPHIA, May J.-SunoI.
2:OSi, the former queen OF the trotting
turf. died yesterday at Newton Square,
Pa. where she was on a breeding farm.
Sunol was foaled in 1886 at the Palo Alto
California; stock farm OF Senator Leland
Stanford, her sire being Fectioneer,
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Horse Is Barred,

NEW YORK. May 5.-Thc board OF re-
view Of the National Trotting associa-
ton today refused TO reinstate the mare.
Lillian. alias Minnie Silver. which was
expelled. An application was made by
\. w. Snyder of Globe. Ariz.
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NATIONAL
Good Fielding.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Zlmmcrman' field
ing and Stelnfclds three long sacrifice
flies won todays game from Cincinnati
for Chicago . to .. L. II. r..
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, !
Cincinnati ..s.,,.,.-..,a.: :.....-.2 >
Batterics-Overall and Moran; Casper
and Mclean Umpircs-O Day and Ems
lie.
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Close Polo Game.

NEW YORK May 5-By defeating
Princeton in the playoff OF a tic today.
Yale won the Intercollegiate water polo
championship Yale outplayed Prince
ton. but Princeton kept the score down
TO TO o.
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,Phillies Take Tumble,

BROOKLYN. May 5.-Brooklyn pulled
Philadelphia out Of first place today by
slugglng out a victory. to 3. II. H. T..
Philadelphia ...........-......-.. 3
BROOKLYN ..r,,....,,.,- ,..,...S ~ :
Batteries-Brown. Moore. JacklitsCh
and Doom; Bell and Bergen Umpres-
TRULY and Riglor.
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Seattle Score.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 5,-The Seattle
team In the telegraphic bowling contest
tonight made total score in the three
low:
Mahnken, 551; Keen, 50I; Koch. 612.
O'Donnell, 552; jenkins, 589
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Pacific League.

At ena-Sacramcuto. g. Los An
geles ,,
AT Portland-portland /: san Fran
cisco, g.
Al San Francisco-Veruon, S; Oak
la nd n " ~
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Well Played Game.

NEW YORK. May 5.--In y quick and
almost perfectly played game. New York
defeated Boston. 10 o, Brockett pitching
r. IL r..
.''''p'I " u
''rW iplN .':.,... ...--.as.... |
Batteries - Arrcllancs and Spencer.
Erockett and Blair. Umpircs-Hurst and
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Pirates on Top.

PITTSBURG. May 5.-Pittsburg ad-
vauced into first place by defeating 81.
Louis. TO .. r. II. Il.
Pittshurg ..,.....s s...,,,........6 10 |
st Louis ....s.......1 ~ D
Notwithstanding. Maddox. Philippi
and OCounor; Lush and Phelps. INN
pircs-Kane and Klein
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Wins on Pass.

PHILADELPHIA MAY 5-Washincton
defeated Philadelphia today. to 3. Can
lev scoring the winning run i'm the ninth
ON pass his steal and McBridc's single.
L. III. t..
HhllaueiphlA ,,.... .......,,......,@ 10 /
Washington ......,.. ...I Il |
Baiteries-Plank and Thomas Groomes.
Smith and Street.
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Western League

A. Dcnyer-Denver Is; Sioux City .
Al Topekn-Topeka. 3: Des Mojnns. a
A. Pneblo-Pucblo. .; Lincoln. 2
Al Wichita-O Om&ha 10; Wichita. .
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Northwest Lea pe

~ Sealtlc-Seattle. 3; Aberdeen. o.
~ Spohanc-Spokann. 10: Tacoma
y, Nancouvor-Fancouve {: Port.
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Amateur Baseball.

The Auerbachs defeated the Postoffice
team in match ball game Wednesday
on the Walker field. by a score OF TO J.
game.
Batteries-Johnson and CastIeton: Ole
sen and Graham.
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The Wasatch grade school team de-
ieated the BrYants by a score OF l3 to 1
ON the Wasatch grounds Wednesday aft
crnoon. Felt pitched a star game for
the winners, and Kirkwood caught
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New Pitcher for Cubs.

NEW YORK, May 5,-Pitcher Hicein-
botham of the st. Louis Nationals will
become member of the Chicago club
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With the Horsemen.

Buster Jones. the famous Texas Derby
winner OF 1907, who was played several
times in California for killing. bumped
into a fence at San Antonio last week and
was killed.
The nominations TO the Decoration day
handicap at the fair grounds total up to
Is engaged EX-Jockey Windy" Ross re-
Gently In from the Texas circuit predicts
an influx of a score of stables from the
Lone Star state in case Denver does not
race next month.
The spring meeting of the Westchestcr
Racing association opens al Belmont
ing of the season in the east The ad
mission will he s3 with the usual supply
of complimentary badges greatly cur
tailed
1t is almost certain now that Jockey
Y. Powers Will retire from the saddle at
the conclusion of this season S racing. He
had difficulty in making 1l0 pounds at
Louisville, Ky, He is the best rider in
Presiding Judge p p. Pomeroy wired
General Manager ". w. Finn last night
that he would arrive here next Sunday
night. He brings his family with him
and will remain until well into the
autumn.
Horsemen and prospective thoroughbred
breeders in the rural districts OF the state
are much gratilied at the kindly express
sion towards the turf of Samuel New
house. He will probably race his own
colors al the fair grounds before the sea-
sons close
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HELENA.

swimming run scored with one man out
Score by innings 9 3 50
Helena -...-.. ,.......0 q . o o / O--l
Earned runs-Salt Lake T. Helena /
Sacrifice hits--Head. Flick. Stolen bases
Sturgeon. Lussi, Sits. Kelly, Left on
ia ses-Salt Lake .. Helena S. Eases on
balls-Oh Annis 3. of Thomas 4, Two
base hits-Sturgeon, Head. Jussi, AnniE
Three base hlt-Wessler Double plays
Aunis TO Lussi; Lussi TO Hend- Struck
nut-By Annis :. by Thomas 6. Passe
ball-WhaIing. Time Of game hour ~
minutes Umpirc-Billy Carney Attend
aurc-2n0
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mines @ s S good ' wo % IpnSr beqG Man
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winner h. M, Marlborough Beatrice: start good
same post 3;34; post minute. Seven Full
lace, out show; Domino out show.
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Additional Sporting News on
Page Twelve
THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

Ogden Racing association
FIRST RACE-Thrce ar-olds
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III 10 80 SO; winner CHI Gotham Brighton Beach;
tcs start good. easily. second driving, third same
zen show; Garter Light, place, show: iii Caul Cap
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-05
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs. P. R. Bingham has closed her
house for the winter and went Wednes-
day to Ludlow where she will visit Mrs.
William Ballou. From there she goes to
Boston, where she will spend some time
with her son Fred and family before 90.
ing to New York for the winter.
The hour for church service at the
Baptist church next Sunday has been
changed to 3 o'clock instead of 2 80.
G. E. Child and wife of Weybridge, E.
q. Farnham, wife and son Ira of Provi.
dence, r. l., were guests of Miss Kath-
crime Griswold on Monday.
Miss Ruth Cook of Shoreham is spend.
ing the week with her cousin, Miss Ethel
Currier.
Miss Marion Carr of Middlebury has
been recent guest of Edith Lowell.
Miss Katherine Young of Ripton is
spending the week with her friend, Miss
Gertrude Lowell.
Nearly all the onions have been sold
one or two choice lots not disposed of.
Mrs. s. f. Maynard of Burlington was
visitor III town on Wednesday.
Several from about here attended the
reception given Mr.. and Mrs. Prosper
Bordeau in Shoreham Tuesday evening.