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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
HAMBURG BELLE MADE
THREE WORLDS RECORDS

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 1O.-tIamburs
Belle. registered as Sallic Simmons IL
made three worlds records at North Ran
dali track. near Cleveland. on August 20,
last. IN her match race with the black
horse. Ghlan. Her first heat was trotted
In 2:0li. the fastest mtlc ever trot,ed In
a race. and two seconds faster than the
previous record held by Crcsccus. The
second heat was tro,ted in 2.0ls. the fast
est second heat trotted In Il race, and
the race Itself was the fastest two heats.
IL was at the conclusion of this race
that II. NJ. Hanna OF Cleveland purchased
Hamburg Belle from John T.. Madden for
$4,000,
Hamburg Belle was foaed in 1902, bred
by Il. r. Beford Of Brooklyn. y. Y. Her
dam was Sallic simmons. her sire Ak
worthy. Her FIRST mark was at Mlneola
y Y. I'm 1907 when she trotted a mile
In 2:l22
At Hartford. September I, 1908, she
trotted the three fastest heats In a race,
the third I'm 2:oil Her remarkable 1909
season followed II period OF lameness.
John l. Madden managed her for Edward
and James Madden OF Lexington, Ky, and
Billy Andrews was her trainer, Madden's
management continuing after the pur-
chase by Mr.. Hanna.
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Ogden Entries.

Special 10 Tnc Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. l0.-Entries FOR Thurs
First race. six furlongs. selling. three
Years and up--Bll!y Taylor. 1o9; Wat!ere.
lGJ: Antara. los: Miss Butte. ll2 St.
NiGa. 100: Salina. 109: Carmelina. 100,
Second race. seven furlongs, selling.
three years and up--Cobleskill III; DR..
Mayer. l0i Salpcarl, III; Invader. III,
.Apcassin. Io7: Probe. 10; Diamond Nose,
lo7: Albion H.. II.
Third race. tour and onc-half furlongs,
selling. three years and up-Rustling
silk. 'i09: 81. Joe IL: Al Hampton.
I05: Royal stone. no: Marvcv p. III:
Rose DAILY. IL: Gatherings. l05: Aqui-
line. l0s: Chsuato, 10.
Fourth race, seven furlonSs. selling.
thrcc years aud UD--Tavora. III: Dorian
Prince. Ill, kaiserhof. III: Prome;hcus,
sl05: AXIS Ar-Ben llc: Rather Royal.
III: Valencia. III.
Fifth race. four furlones. selling. four
years and up-Nappa, ll3; Jillett. tl03;
Father Downcy. 40: Mollie Moutrosc,
10: Belle Brady. i01: Nav Worth 10,
AIin. 10: Dy. sherman i0..
S!%th race. six turlonss, selling. three
wears and up-LuGcramus. t10i; Ath .
gold. ll2: F'riar OF Elein, 109: Jano
laurel. -105. Alice Collins. los; BanthcI.
lo6: JcTusha t0s: Mabel Fountain, l05.
apprentice allowance.
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Latonia Entries.
IaI to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Nov. iO.-EntrIes for
Thursdays races.
First race. eleven -siXtecnths Of n mile.
pursc--.ilsino l07. sligo. l07; Bannadc,
l01; T. NJ. irwin. i07: Cantsel, 10; hcc-
rect. 10: Meath, liz: GTamcrCy. 1l2.
Polypheme. tl2. Harry Somcrs. il2; Jack
3inns, ll5.
Second race. one mile and seventy
yards scllng-Osorinc. 9S; Admouitor.
l02; Alice l92; Many Colors, 1903; Denver
Cir los: Roscburg. l05; 81. Aulaire. l05
Dcscoments. 1o6: Otllo. lO6: Ray H., 100;
Sir W. Rollins. III; y. MusEoday ia;
Tony Faust. ia
Third race. one mile. purse-AspirIn.
-: Billy Klair. -: Bruce Rice, &c: Loft
oyer. 80: Ccrcmonions. %. Mcadowgrass,
los: Smfran. l02; ludhiaua. l02. Earl
Rogers, l0i; Pocotaligo. 100; Bonnie Brad.
III.
Fourth race one mllc-hll Red. IS; Old
Honesty. l05: Lady Esther, l0J; Bell
wcihSr. 100: Martin Doyle. l0s; Crystal
Maid. IL.
l'if;h race. quarters OF a mile
psrse--C'lcm E-achy. %: MARITIME H.. l02i
Ionghand. l02; Sir Ormonde. los; Autumn
Rose los; Boca Grande. ll5.
sixth race. one mile, sclling-IIUsh Nc
Gowan. Goi: Hughes l04; Robert Cooper
lUi; Sorreil Top. lC+; John l.. Mcmillan
lCI: Polar Star. loi: MInot, 1oi; Don En-
rique. l0f; Rebel Queen. l0i; Pal. 10ii
Crcpps Beckman. lot; Kokomo, 10i; Not-
ing, 100; Enlist. l0i.
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BRADY SPRINGS
INTO FIGHT GAME
Posts Money That Kaufman Can
Whip Jef'rics in Ten
Rounds.
ALSO BACKS JOHNSON
FOR FOUR THOUSAND
IsInan of Philadelphia Covers
the Money and Then Looks
Up Champion.

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.--Willism \.
Brady. whose dislike for James j. JEFF
fries whom Inc formerly managed, is wcll
known. has posted sl0.o with a stake
holder with the understanding that the
entire sum is to go 10 Jcmrics II he VIII
fight "Al Kaufman within ninety days.
Brady stIpula,cs that the tight rs TO DC
for only tcn rounds: that Il can he In pri-
Vatc or In public AS Jcffrics may elect.
and that n held In public Jctfrics can
have the entire gale receipts.
IN addition 10 the $4,000 which Brady
Is willing 10 give Jcnrics 10 get into the
ring with Kaufman, he also posted $1,000
TO 30 as forfeit for n side bet of SO.OnU
that Kaufman VIII he the victor II the
fight is held. Felix lsrnau OF Philadclphis
covered this sum taking the Jeffries end
Furthermore. Brady bet $4,000 10 $1Ooo
with lsman that johnson will beat JET
fries. Max Blumcnthal Is tn. stakoho!dcI
OF the. wagcrs and Of the SlO.VoO "hich
Brady posted for Jcffres.
When the money was up. laman called
on JrffrlcS and told him that be would
post tho additional $4,000 for side bet
and that II JeNrics beat Kaufman he
would get at lcast 500. 900 for the fight
Jcnrles was surprised at tho offer, bat
he Rald: 1T Is SO soft that IL looks Sus'
plcious Everyone knows BradN's dislike
for nc ] Will give an answer TINS after
noon"
Tonight sam Berger, JefrIca' manager
when the bids have been opened anc
the club and date Tor tho Jcftrics-J John
son fight has been settled upon, II VII
$40. 900 cash, then Jcnrjcs will consider
meeting Kaufman" said Berger.
As II Is now, Berger said. neither ~
nor Jcftrlos considered Brady's published
a. hc said, except through the news
papers.
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SHEEPMEN WILL GIVE
BIG BOXING CONTEST

According To present plans, boxing
contest IL TO he held At Ogden during
the shccpmcn's convention. II is also
reported that Pete sullivan, who has
always made good with the sheepnen.
has been practically sccctcd as one OF
the principals. The country Is being
secured FOR suitable man To match
against him. but AS get no ono has been
named.
"BIrdlcs' Collins. n coorcd scrapper,
who claims that nc is the real stuff
and his fight record shows him 10 be
a good man--ls anxious to meet Sullivan
and has backing I'm this city for $500 that
he can secure decision over Sullivan.
w. c. Jones. manager of Howard Bake
oC Boulder, Colo. Is III the city. and also
Issues challenge TO box sullivan. Bake
Is the best lightweight in Colorado and
also has backing that he can heat Sulll'
van.
An effort may be made 10 secure Packl
Mcfarland. but Il IS doubtful If Packy
would tic up with sullivan for twenty
rounds. Sullivan easily beat Cyclone
Thompson. while the latter made McFar
land step some the other day at Kansas
City.
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LIVE WIRE WORTH
SEVENTY THOUSAND
Wire Tapping Near Latonla
Track Costs the BOokmakerS
Biz Money.
SOME OF THE COIN Is
WON IN SALT LAKE
Many of the Bookmakcrs Refuse
to Pay Bets Oh the
Race.

DENVER. Nov lO.-probabIy between
s5o. 600 and $4,000 was secured III this
city and suburbs and IN Salt Lake Nestcr'
day as the result oil what is believed 10
have been a clevcrly executed job oi
wlrc-tapping neor the Latonia race track
and In which the odds on Howard Pear
son, the winner of the sixth race at tha'
track, were boosted from TO TO ~
and even as high as 10 10 !.
Hand bookn8kcrs here and AT the sup-
urhS OF Enclcwood and Littlcton relu'i-
antlv admit that they lost heavily ON
the race. and many of the local BOOK
makers today arc refusing 30 pay bets
on the race.
According 10 one local hoolimaker, inc
odds apparently were changed before
post time. and the boost" from { To |
10 % 10 ] docs not seem 10 hav" caused
suspicion. If the wire was tapped. thn
post odds were held back and the false
odds sent out. Then the plunge was
made. and as the tip ON the horse appar-
emily was general nearly every book
maker around Denver lost
IL Is also stated that tho operations
extended TO Chicago.
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Varsity Football.

Coach Murdock is under the necessity
or altering his team for the football
game with the Montana 4. G. Saturday.
on account OF Schweitzer the star left
half having been declared ineligible by
the eligibility committee at the last
meeting. Scbweitzer has been playing
a great game AT half, and the fact that
he is now ineligible comes as hard
blow 10 the team FOR the Saturday game.
Coach Maddox has been having some
The continued storm this week. Tues
day afternoon the team held a private
signal practice in the gymnasium. but
Wednesday the bo.s were out on the
field practiclng hard ia the rain on a
muddy field.
Walker and Doolitue are irving ont
for the position at half back. but nov
that Grant has been practicinS. it is likely
that ne VIII play quarter, with Love at
half. In spite Of the fact that members
OF the team have had some undesired
shifting lately. Maddox is planning for
Il winning team on The Geld Saturdoy.
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WELSH WILL CLAIM
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Battling Nelson Must Meet the
BritOn if He Wishes TO Hold
Title Longer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Freddle Welsh,
who n few days ago was awarded Il
diamond belt by tho National Sporting
club of London, on becoming the nm
disputed lightweight champion Of Eng
land. viii start for this country soon
with the sole purpose oC forcing Battling
Nelson into night for the world cham
pionship. according 10 advices from Lon
don. Welsh has challenged Nelson re
poatcdly, but without recognition, and
has posted $1,000 as a forfeit ON several
occasions.
He now declares that it Nelson docs
moi night him he VIII claim the cham
ptonShip,
WclSn is Uell-knoUn in this country,
having appeared in most of the cites
where bouts were permitted. He fought
Pacicy Mcfarland close twenty-five
round draw at Los Angeles n year ago.
and later he had all tho best OF Abe
Attcll in hftccn-round bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
TO PLAY BASKETBALL

The girls class basketball teams at
tho high school have been practicinS
hnrd for the past two weeks, and in the
near future the managers VIII moet and
arrange Il schedule. for tho class sori"s.
The class teams will play for the cham
pionshIp and tho girls making tho best
showing i'm tho series will bc selected To
form "A squad from which the first team
VIII be picked. The girls have won the
state championship tho past two years.
and viii work harder than ever TO re-
tain IL this year. Tho majority of last
years players graduated. so IL will he up
to several OF the class team players 10
MI their places Miss Elsie Ward is I'm
charge OF the girls work at the school
and has special charge OF the basketball
teams.
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HEAVYWEIGKTS FAVOR
FRISCO FOR FIGHT
RumOrs Have Ii That COFrotl
Has Johnson. With JEFF in
Home Stretch.
Special to The Tribune.


CHICAGO. Nov l0.--Rumors have il
here that Jimmy Conroth of san Fran
cisco has practically closed all arrange
m"ntS for the Tcffrios- johnson heavy
weight fight, tho contest TO be held at
Colma on July T. 1910 1t IA reported that
Conroth has guaranteed the fighters
100000, with privilege of the gate re-
oclpis. II is said that as San Francisco
Is the largest city In tho United states
at tho present time where N long fight
can take place, and which would suaran-
toe larger gate by far than any OF the
other western cities. II is favored by the
hghtors. While promoters Of other cities
might bid little more for tho contest
the amoun, bid Is all tho lighters could
hEurc upon. as tho gate money might
not reach the guaranteed amount.
II Is stated upon pretty good authority
that Johnson has consented TO fight IN
Frisco. but that Jcffrics Is still hanging
out. although the opinion is that ne viii
come in NJ tho right time.
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WILL TRY TO LOCATE
LAT0NIA WIRE TAPPERS

CINCINNATI. Nov. l0.-Those who
control the LatoDia wires announced to-
night that they will start tomorrow a rig
orous investigation into the alleged wire
tapping at the Latonia rae" track report
ed from Denver. They assert that they
have had no previous information on the
subject, and are inclined to discredlt the
report. but the local sporting men take
different view,
4 wcll-known racing authority said he
had good grounds for believing wire c-tap
ping had been carried on here for some
time. and he had made personal but uu-
successful efforts TO trace the offender.
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LIVE WIRE MAKES BOOk-MAkERS HOWL
TWO FAv0R|TES SWIM
HOME IN MUD RACES
Stormy Weather Mars Sport,
but Manager Murray
Sticks Ii Out.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Nov. l0.--Thc bad weather
had no apparent effect upon the horse
races At the fair grounds half-milc track
today. and Manager Murray was out as
usual with that shout rain or shine y
ncrcc storm ragged ail morning, but
stopped just before tho races started
The haif-mllo track was Sra ot mud
and the Jockeys and horses that tr'iil"d
in the races had 10 take "A bath after
cnch race To- get clear OF the mud.
withstauding The muddy track, iuc
horses ran pretty well 20 form. TWO IA
vorltoe. a second and third choice, hno
two outsiders, carried off tho honors o
a good card.
Mcrlingo. the To > favorite. won thr
fourth race for seven furiones by sever
lengths. Valencia boating out Kerry for
place by TWO lengths
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SENIORS BEAT JUNIORS
IN FOOTBALL GAME

BY far the most interesting class foot
Inll game this season was played At the
high school "Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the senior and the Junior teams,
the upper clsssmen winning by a score
OF TO q. The score indicates clos"
and hard game. but tho Junior team
rlavcd tn. heavy senior boys OF their
feet and a number Of times came. close
90 scoring During tho last Icw minutes
of play. Ward. IN" junior captain. at
tempted drop Kick. that went short by
few inches. Dusk had set in. and Tor
ton minutes u lively argument ensued,
tho Junior team claiming the bail went
over the bar. disput!ng the decision OF
tho referee.
The Junior and freshmen teams play
THURSDAY afternoon, and, II possible. the
winner of the game VIII meet the senior
team Friday. II the junior team wins.
/, viii have q chance 70 tie the senior
team for the championship
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BAT NELSON MAKES
OFFER FOR FIGHT
Will Give Eighty-Fiye Thousand
to Jeffries and
Johnson.

BOSTON, Nov. Io-BattllnG Nelson,
lightweight champion. tonight wired the
managers OF Jcffrics and johnson that
he would give SS5, 400 TO have the fight
between the hcavyweiGhts settled on his
property at Virginia City. Ncv. Nelson
offers 10 post 100000 Immediately To- bind
the 0ltcr, His only stipulation is that
the light shall go To finish.
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COLLEGE WOMEN ORGANIZE
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-Having invaded
many ether fields OF mans activity
young women OF prominent families i'm
this city have Incorporated what Is 10
he known rs the Woman's Athletic club.
\ gymnasium and grounds viii be OBJ
tanned. ana the members will cudcaYor
10 foster athletic achievements among
women generally. The members go far
are mostly college women,
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G0TCH WILL WRESTLE
WITH POLISH CHAMPION

BUFFALO, y. V, Nov. 1O-Gt was an
nounced her" tonight that Frank GotCh,
worlds wrestling champion. and ZybisCo.
Polish champion. have been matched To
meet Thanksgiving night. No definite
arrangements as to the place for hold
ing the match have bccn made, but IL
Is believed Buffalo win get II.
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Umpire Studies Law.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT VT.
Nov. l0.-charles Rigler. umpire in the
National league. has entered the uni
Ncroity as 81 law student. Riglcr uIn-
pircd tho game IN Chicago at which
President Taft was a spectator and his
last services were performed I'm New
York In the post season series between
tho New York Nationals and the Boston
American league clubs
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HIGH SCHOOL WILL
TRY OUT PAYS0N TEAM

Coach Conyill announced 20 his football
squad at the high school Wednesday
afternoon that every player who had been
out since the first Of the year would be
taken To Payson Saturday morning 10
vision OF the state high schools
COuyill expects hard game, and viii
devote the remainder of the week 10
hard practice. Callahan VIII be on the
campus and assist Convln.
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COUNTRY CLUB

Jack Piric of Butte and Instructor w
V. Hoarc of tho Country club played
an interesting game OF golf al the Couu-
try club Wednesday afternoon. Piric
made the nine holes in thirtydve strokes
after missing a put at the last hole fol
a four. which would have ncttcd him
th!rty-four, one stroke above the record
held by Hoarc.
The club has offered a purse for :
match between these two men. which
Will be played next Saturday. commcnc-
ing at / n. m.
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New Fish Hatchery.

The new state fsh hatchery which
has been under conatructiop Tor some
time past. at SprinGvilc. Utah, has final
Is been completed. For some reason
tho work has not been done as quickly
as was thought necessary by the com
missioners office. Chambers, state Gsh
and game commissioner. left "Wednesday
night FOR SprinSvilc. where he will In
snnrt the new plant.
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HANNA LOSES FIFTY
THOUSAND ON HORSE

TlIOMASVlLLE, Ga. Nov. lo.-Thoueh
brought south 70 escape the riSors or a
noTthcm winter. Hamburg Belle the Ia
nous trotter. died at the stock farm Of
her owner near here today OF pneumonia.
The mare had just been delivered at the
farm.
The animal was bought by Mcl Hanna
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Drafting Players.

Mr.. Lucas then asked the association
10 allow the class A leagues TO draft only
one PLAYER from the Northwestern league
and limit the major leagues To two This
was laid before the committe on revision.
The recla assidcation based on the census
OF 1910 will probably give the Northwest
ern league such q position In class p
about July next year.
The league also stated that IL was will
ing 10 purchase the rights Of the Pacific
Coast league 10 Portland. Or. which had
a team in both leagues last season.
T. Il. Carson. president of the Central
league. was a strong advocate OF the cs-
tablishmeut Of q single drafting price by.
which the major leagues might take play =
crs from the four they may acquire or
keep. The National association VIII re-
quest the National commission to take
steps along this line.
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HEART-BREAK|NC !
FINISHES At RA|||
Strang Defeats Old6eld !.
Christie in Special Ten. =
Mile Event.
LOWERS AIKEN'S RECORD
ONE MINUTE, ONE SErov
Joe Nelson Loses Race h. D
getting His Lubricatj11, y
Oil Can.

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. ln-7.
breaking finishes and the Ioso,,.. ~
tracE records bY Stranc ana =
caused tho postponefnert Of '',I, ~ NJ
events. were the features Of r.. ~
day Of the automobile speedy.. "''4
here. =.
After many disappointment ~.
Harding drove an Appcrsop "i,..',..
10 victory III a tcn-mile con,.,,
Buick car won the amateur tcn.rH., .
for-al by loo of second bp, l., r :
feature event. 100 miles. m IL.
The Buick was driven bv M ir y 4
ChcVrolcts mechanIclan. and =. ;atsS
the last lap TO WIN Kripncr w
luhTicating oil became cxiausiet t@
Strang Breaks Record
Lewis Strang was compeusd :.
draw from the tsu-mile rarc ~ ~ ~
stock cars after the nrs, i.n p
"A Fiat so had assumed the lea u u w
turcd two other races In hI. ,,tss q
power Fiat with ensn. lie Ir,-.,.IS ~
field and Christie In a spnci7,,, .. .e "
ten-mllc race IN the rernarksb,,- ~
T:O11e, averaging about 20 "A "
mile. excepting In the last Ian ~
'blcw' a tire and had 10 rsSprs
AT The turns. This alone prevoo,,, 81
from negotiating this distance I.
than I minutes. As IL was his TIM
Aiken new record made yeslsra.,
S:02.il.
In the four event, 'S,ranr ,vs-.
ILL, George Robertson was cornrsfJ
/ Withdraw his Fiat from both ey,,s
which he was entered
Feature Race.
The feature OF the day tbs IA
light stock car race. ended In e.,, 4
| second places going 20 the CHAINS. 81
troit drivers. Knippcr and Msls,, d
! spectivcly, At the start Nelson 4 q
| Matson for second place. eyen,uaB, u
ming It when tn: latter stoppeJ l. u
pairs.
y thirty-mile chase OF Knlppc- vs !
| in hrSt place, which hc held u5,i \
| eiGhticth mile. when KuIppor zss
| brilliant advantage OF the cures -
| past him at the stands, b1ns,-
! crowd to Its feet with a roar Of ss,id
AT the cighty-eighth mile another a n
dcrous outburst arose. but this NJ.
was for Nelson, who had recSp,urst n
/ lead. knipper clune close 10 hs "a
/ until the last lap and then. to Il. Il
| prise OF the spectators. Melon so
| slowed UP. His machine had bses 81
/ lubricasing oil for ten minutes and -
at greatly reduced speed. Knippe, 1
] past him and came IN an easy IN,
Matson. who had been lap hsahi 4
leaders. also passed the llmpirg I'd
which finished in third position
Oldknow Wins Amateur Ru.
The L. NJ. F car. driven BY Tezl
was the only other car running vsz 4
race ended, Ycrgcr being on A!s -,
fourth mile.
Tho ten-nile amateur frs,-io.-ll u
won by Oldknow, with Ru,hefOd F7=I
teen inches behind. Winners ri
| S:52.56.
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THE TRIBUNE'S RACING CHART

OGDEN Track
oe1 Value
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ook SIXTH RACE-SiT fuglo
AOO 70 FIRST. Sll0.

st post ~ minutes. or at
Yellowfoot. place |. show -.
cb. =. by Ycllowtail-Footlight,
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second and easily sans
So scrat1edTish Mix Winner @ by Maxo
the his Taylor
of other
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Oldknow Wins Amateur R.z

The L VI. F. car. driven BY Isz
was the only other car running w
race ended. Ycrgcr being on Al: =
fourth mile.
Tho ten-mile amateur frs,-lo.-l !
won by Oldknow, with Ru,henOr! ~
teen inches behind. Winners Z
S:52.56.
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At post minute. on
sood. Won ridden out. SEC
Alicia. place 80. show ~
Winner b. <. by OGden-L
ter. Wincberry found The
rather easily. Alicia, bcst
Mayer did his best. Rest n
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SELLING. Threo-ye ar-olds and upward. Value

l:2l So Start good.
Butte. show 1. Winner
Trainer, j. Coffey.