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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
WHlTNEYs HORSES
HAVE WON $1,000

American owners who have horses rae
ing in England, the stable of Harry
Payne Whitney Is the only one to fig.
ELre on the list OF big winners for the
season, according to cable advces re-
celred here. His stable Is among the
first 20, his eight horses having won
$1,000 in 10 races.
King Edwards stable holds first
place with a total of s95,400, most Of
which was won by Minoru.
Danny Maher. the American rider, is
second on the list LOT winning Jockeys
with 40 winning mounts up to July 15.
The English Jockey, Wooton, heads the
list. 1t is expected to be Makers last
season as rider. He is finding it diff
5fcult to keep his weight down, and
says he does not care to endanger his
health in doing SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

Rrmsey made fine time. The Ire
i mendous climb over the mountains
frcm 20 miles east of Cheyenne to
Ogden was made without a bit of
trouble, many of the steep grades
being taken by. the Maxwell on high
speed spec Across the plains and deserts
Tor most part the travelling was good
and the party enjoyed the trip over
the winding grass grown trail. On
Monday last, however, the travelling
was somewhat rougher and more
strenuous. In one stretch of four
miles eight irrigation bitches We're
crossed. the car plunging through the
water and soft, muddy bottoms beau
tifully and without trouble, while later
on in the day hundreds of dried
bitches in some places making drop
and rise of 10 and II feet were cross
ed These in places looked
like sure death to springs, yet
they were all taken by the Maxwell
With its four passengers and heavy
equipment of camping outfit, trunks,
baggage, etc, and when Rock Springs
was reached every part of the car was
examined and everything found as
solid as at the start of the days run,
not SO much as a bolt being loosened
in spite of the bad roads which shook
almost everything out of the car. From
Rock Springs there was a vast i'm
provemeft in the roads to Salt Lake
City, a run across wild country which
was made in Il short time. Salt Lake
was reached on Wednesday and after
a short rest the journey westward over
the mountains and valleys, through
beautiful scenery, was again begun and
by the middle of this week Reno,
Nevada, will be reached when the trip
will be pretty much down hill into San
Francisco
1.-THE trip across the country" says
Mrs Ramsey, '.has been wonderfully
interesting and enjoyable. From the
very start we have enjoyed the run and
there have been Just enough happen
fnss out of the ordinary to make it eS-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
PUG VS. GOVERNOR.

Chicago. July 24.-"Kid. Howard of
Chicago and Coy. Marshall OF In
diana are scheduled for a contest to-
day.
Howard insists that he VIII hold
three boxing matches at Hammond.
Coy. Marshall says ne viii not.
The matter has been turned over to
Sheriff Grant. who has been told to
arrest any man who attempts 10 figure
in any boxing bouts at West Hammond
today. Howard declares that the con-
tests will merely be boxing bouts and
within the law Danny Goodman and
Clarence Forbes are scheduled for the
10-round windup. ,,sl H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
.McGURRIN WINS FINALS
IN JULY HANDICAP

The finals in the July handicap for
the directors cup went 10 F. E.. Me-
Gurrin yesterday afternoon when he
defeated Frank Judge. mp, at the.
Country club. McGurrin broke the
and played one Of the best games seen
here this summer. Judge had handi-
can of 10 strokes but McGurrin was
equal to the occasion and made the
course in "a. The record was &C. The
score:
McGurrin-
Out ........ .........5 3453$5s3 5-a8
In ..........4 s s5ss5 s-s5
Judge 70
Out Northumberland 37674 445
In .........,5 a 1864 $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
BERT kEYEs AND
BATTLING NELSON

New York. July 24--An. offer
has been made by a local SPORTS
man 10 back Bert Keyes against
Battling Nelson In finish fight
for the. lightweight championship
and a. side bet OF 5000. Some Of
the best judges of pugilists in
this country say that Reyes
would have good chance to win
should he and Nelson meet In
t.,a ring. The East Side boy has
shown all the speed stamina and
punching power for which The
Batter is noted, and 1t Is the gem
eral opinion among fight follow
ers here that it would be one Of
the most interesting fights ever
seen In this country. Nelson has
made no answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
HARNESS AND RUNNING
RACES AT WANDAMERE

There IS q, good program OF harness
and rupning races on at Wandainere
this afternoon. with rome OF the best
horses in the state entered. The horses
men and lovers of the sport have taken
a keen interest in the meet wiish prom
ises to be a good one. The events and
entries are as follows:
Free-for-all trot and pace-A1amos
oveta, Consuella. May Flower.
2:4a trot ind pace--May Day. Jimmie
Britt, Fleet. Iceberg. Maud NJ.
a:2s class trot and pate-Fozy Toga. Al
berta. Dare Dream, Wane.
Iaif-miie dash--GypsY Vice Egotist
vesia. Governor Shoup. Sleepy Dick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

| some OF the 1910 stock Will begin To
leave the factories. Salt Lake will get
more than her share of the benzlne
buggies.
The automobile comes in mighty han
dy for fishing parties. Trips have
been made during the week to Idaho,
up. Provo canyon and to Lost creek.
The roads We're in fairly good condi-
ton and the fishing fine.
r. d. Chaplin, treasurer and general
manager. of the Chalmers Detroit COM
pany, is on his way to Europe. He
Will visit England, France. Germany
and Italy and while away will take in
some Of the big foreign automobile
races.
AS indicative of the healthy condi-
ton Of the automobile Industry and
the enormous business which will ac-
crue during the coming year, william
Mitchell Lewis, general manager OF
the Mitchell Motor Car company of
Racine, states that his company will
manufacture 5000 cars during the; sea-
son of 1910 with an aggregate value of
5$s,100,OOo.
The Thomas Fi gggIT5. S !S9 d 7ti6 Il an
5Glidden tour, which is being used as
the press car by the publishers Of All
tomobile and Motor Age, is attracting
a great deal of attention. This is all
owing to the fact that George schuster,
who drove the Thomas FLYER In its
successful race around the world
against the foreigners, winning by the
wide margin of rs days, Is the driver. y
In scores Of places the motor car has
been the harbinger of better roads, and
the thousands of cars now used by
prosperous farmers all over the country
prove Sconclusively that the tiller of the
soil has already come to be a close
friend of the automobile.
Many clubs affiliated with the Amer.
lean Automobile association in the
agricultural sections of the west have
yincing work In demonstrating the
utility of the automobile, as we'll as its
manifold comforts to the members Of
the farming community In this con-
nection it is interesting to note that
the president of the Internationally ri-
cation congress believes that the farm
er of the future will live with his fam
lily in the towns, close to all that is
attractive in town life. and that he
will drive out in his motor car to the
farm each morning with his hands
at night to the luxuries of the town
home. ~
The largest automatic gun In the
world WIS tested recently at Cleve-
land, being the first government test
of q heavy rapid-iire gun mounted on a
motor car. A Packard three ton truck
was used for the demonstration
Lieut.. Col. o. w. I1issack of the ord
nance department of the United States
army and DIR. S. w. MCLEAN, designer
of the gun, had charge of the tests,
being assisted by the Standard Auto.
mobile company, the Cleveland dealer
for. Packard motor cars and trucks.
The gun fired three pound shots at.
the rate of 100 per minute, the range
being three and one-half miles. Shots
We're tried with the brakes of the car
set and also released. When the brakes
We're set the truck did not move and
no shock was felt by those surrounding
the gun on the truck platform. With
the brakes released there was slight
movement on the recoil. but no shock.
The designer of the gun recommends
its use on IL truck such as the Packard
but armored for war purposes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
CoIIIFIoWER. ITMps

Washington, July 24.--J + Henry CollI-
flower, who holds a Job in the municipal
building here. has been granted 80
days leave, without pay, to enable him
to finish out the season in the South
ern league. Collihower knows baseball
and the league has secured him to call
balls and strikes and announce safe"
and yer out. He left today for the
southern diamonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
BILLINGS, NEW STUNT.

Berlin, July &c. X. c. Billings.
the American millionaire. says he will
introduce ii sport new to Berlin in a
day or two. He will ride his famous
trotter Tempus Fugt. which he bought
recently, over the riding parks in the
Thiergarten. the ancient royal deer
preserve. now Beriin's largest and most
frequented park.
A trotting horse under saddle has
never been seen here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
NATIONAL AMATEUR
BALL ASSOCIATION

Cincinnati, July GA new base
ball association to be called the
National Aamateur Baseball as
ISOLATION, has been formed in
Cincinnati. II will have com
mission the same as the national
professional associations and Will
rule between the leagues and
clubs. Three Detroit leagues were
enrolled at the first meeting last
night. Letters from Chicago
league managers We're received and
regulations sent. They win prob
ably enroll within the next few
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
LANES CAR GOING THROUGH RIVER.
a.ANGEL, FOR BAsEBALn.

X Freeport. Ill, July 24.-In a final eff.
fort to revive baseball and raise money
sufficient for the continuance OF the
sport through the remainder Of this
season. NayorsfW. I. Rawleigh yester-
day issued q call to 100 representative
citizens to meet him in conference to-
day and start the work of securing
funds AS result. Freeport will un-
3questionably finish the Wisconsin-Illi-
snois season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

= - 4 ii. i;ti ti55{l
&, ri.arently Indifferent to danger. car-i
ing naught for their own safety, Whit
tler& and Sarnuelson. each mounted on
n powerful motorcycle. furnished the
thriller for the bike fans at the saucer
last evening, courted death in their
mad ride, smashed records and left the
track unframed. Whittier defeated his
rival.
The race was q three-mile three
heats affair and the way the reckless
riders tore around the rim of the
saucer made cold chills chase UP and
down the spines of the spectators.
Whittier got the pole in the first heat
and Samuelson was unable to even
come close to passing him. In the sec {,
ond Sammy" got the pole and al
though Whittier made many desperate
and daring attempts to go around
failed to do SO. The third heat brought
the. crowd Ito its feet. The rivals
started from opposite sides of the.
track. salnuelson made the mistake of
changing motors, taking the machine
formerly owned by Gussie Lawson.
whittier did not hesitate a second but
started right after Samuelson. passed
him and won the race.
The talent was upset when Young
Thomaa Of San Francisco captured the
Australian pursuit race an event that
was conceded to Wright. Thomas had
all abundance of speed and was strong
as an OK.
THE SUMMARIES.
Two-niile open lap. amateur Wright
MCNEIL. Mayer, Hume. Time. s3:54 4-5..
TWo-thirds mile unpaced record trial
i-Bardgett covered the distance in :16.
Z Record, 1.141-5.) {B d &
Half mile handicap. professional:
Einal-Garslake GO yards senhouse,
$50 yards) Time. 81 3-5 seconds.
Australian pursuit race, amateur
Thomas, Mayer, Diefenbacher, Brod-5
beck, Distance, 2 miles ITO yards. Time,
4:2s rs.
Tivc-mile open, rofessional Law
son, Walker, Samuelson, Pye. SEN
house. Time, 1854 4-5.
Three mile match motor race, run in,
three heats-Whittler won first, Sam
nelson second. Whittier third. Times,
3:2S 2-5, 3:s33-5, 1925 2-5. is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
DIAMOND DUST.
Bresnahan is falling away in batting.
Worry over his unlucky team, In all
probability.

Bresnahan is falling away in batting.
! Worry over his unlucky team, In all
probability.
| The Reds seem to have something
on the Cubs this season and have given
them a serious set of trimmings.
Eddie Collins shows no signs Of a
letup in his wonderful batting. He&is
the real sensation of the American
| league season. 81
'Pud" A1cchesneys is back in the game
for Indianapolis, and the Hoosier fans
believe their favorftes will soon be In
the lead. McChesney has been playing
the best ball OF his career. 1
George Carey, veteran first baseman
of.the old Baltimore Orioles, has played
such sensational ball for Little Rock
| that the sale of regular. first sacker
Tarlton is announced, to the Wheeling
Central League club.
Night baseball will be an absolute
necessity if many more games continue
to be postponed. a pleasing prospect
for the fan sthe possibility OF morning.
afternoon and night games, all on the
same day. Some wag remarked the
other day that if one of the prospective
might games goes into extra innings.
lis liable to be called on account Of
lightness.
Little Rock has the distinction or
having the youngest and oldest bat
teries IN harness Casey and Fullen-
wider, the youngest pair, are nineteen
and twenty-one years of age respec-
lively. while the summers of Bill Hart
and Jack O'Connor, Jumped together
nearly reach the ninety mark. O,Con-5
nor leads his team in hitting, with an
average Of 400.
The college men will always be able
to point to Christy Mathewson as one
college pitcher who made good with
vengeance, Such a man as Matty
offsets a large number of those who.
like. Winter. Lundgren and Falken-
berg, We're good average workmen, al
though they came from the colleges.
Charlie Jones, one of the greatest of
batsnlen and outflelders some 80 years
gone by, will be rendered Il big benefit
at South Beach. Staten Island, Aug. 81.
MI Jones, who is now disabled BY age
and infirmity will get able help from
"a committee of fans in New York and
Brooklyn.
Baseball scouts are protesting against
the violation of the anti-farming-out
rule. They are finding great difficulty
in picking men in the nionrs, for nearly
oil the desirable players are owned by
major league teams. This is a rule
which is more generally violated than
observed and probably always will be
so long as everybody in authority wfnks
his eye at it. But it would be n good
thing IL 1t were kept
Have you stopped to think what a.
great thing it would be il Pittsburg
md the Athletics should he TIA 1,.,,2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

challenge cup at Provo at 6 o'clock
this evening. ~ s5.ss
Il Murray has strong ball team, and
tomorrow afternoon the nine clashes
with the Fort Douglas soldiers. The
game ought to be one OF the best tlr,s.
3smelter town fans have seen for, sonn$
time.
The Republicans have journeyed out
to Tooele fora game with the team
representing that place this afternoon.
The local aggregation has been
strengthened somewhat and the boys
expect to win. q.
The great English game OF cricket
lis being played this afternoon at Lib
3erty Park between the Australians and
8Englishmen. a great amount OF in-
terest Is being manifested in the pas
time and as the teams have been prac-
tising for some time the contest should
prove a lively one.
Last night Dr.. b. r. Roller Of seat
tie took two straight falls from Charles
Olson OF Indianapolis In a. catch-as-
Ecatcll-can wrestling match. at the Alas
ukon-Pa exposition stadium.
The time Of the first fall was az minutes
and OF the second 1920.
i..t c.,,a ,,..,.
n ~
,,,y 49,
and George Dewitt, broke the worlds
record for 80 miles on. q circular tract.
by making the distance In 81 minutes
% seconds. The best previous time
was 50 minutes As seconds. 8
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aat s aau ~ lnere Is me Keen
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a broncho busting contest is sched-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
AUSTRALIANS COMING.

New York, July 2s-President James
- Sullivan Of ;i,e4s,nateur Athletic
union has received word of the inten-
ton of the Australian cricketers. now
playing in London, to visit America
on their way home. Games have ali
ready been scheduled in Winnigeg and
San Francisco, and they expect to ar
range matches IN New York. Phlladei-
phia Chicago. and other cities on the
trip west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
COAST LEAGUE.

score nI gun 4 = & i''eisN R.HE
Oakland 1900. ......5 ,..........,,.s . .
San francisco $500. ,....,....,..,l q =
Batteries -Tonneson and G. Lewis;
Griffin and Berry.
AT Portland : :, !,
Score: Il. x. l.,
Portland ...... .....s............9 Il
Los Angeles ..,...5................0 4
Batteries-Garrett and Fisher. Hosp,
Wheeler and II. Smith.
score: r. II. Z
vernon .,.........,.3 9 1
Sacramento ........ % X
Observation-Disclosures and Hogen; Whal-s
en-, Fitzgerald and Byrnes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
ALONG GASOLINE ROW.

Another big shipment of Bucks ar
rived In Salt Lake during the week to
the local agents and all are sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

Have you stopped to think what a.
great thing it would be if Pittsburg
and the Athletics should be the COR
tenders for the worlds championship
this fall, giving the baseball world d.
chance to trek back and forth between
those two new billion dollar parks IN
Pennsylvania :?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

McClcllan.s Symphony Orchestra.
& Free concert saltair, tomorrow. 4:So
in restaurant 6 to 9: so,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
5lNTERM0UNTAlN LEAGUE,

AT Missoula- :,
Score: H.. n. =
MisSoula .......... .........,..S
Livingston ..,......... IS II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Trainer and
Marx. Gordon and Mcintosh.
- R,H. e
Helena ..,...,.....5 8
Bozeman ...,..,,.. 1880. $1,000 !
Batteries Amcs and Thomas: Thonas
and Whaling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
"PENnYy GOSSIP.

Eureka and Park City association
football teams clash for the Daynes
challenge cup at Provo at 6o'cloclsg
this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

oath mt Beautiful SaItair.
Where your friends will go. Better
be there. Round trip CSC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

During the latter part Of next month
some OF the 1910 stock will begin to
leave the factories. Salt Lake will get
more than her share of the benzne
sbuggies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
MOTORS. RACE And
NO FATALITIES.
Whittier and Samuelson Court Death
with Bcnzine Bronchos and Former
Wins in Record Breaking Time.
ToNIGHTs PROGRAM.

ToNIGHTs PROGRAM.
Australian pursuit race, PIE
vs. Samuelson.
Downing in record mile, mo-
tor paced, 1913.
Two mile lap handicap. pro-
fcsslonal.
HALF mile open. professional.
Thrce-miIc open, amateur.
Milo handicap. amateur. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

Il Murray has a strong ball team, and
tomorrow afternoon the nine clashes
with the Fort Douglas soldiers The
game ought to be one OF the best tho,
3smelter town fans have seen for soma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
It Observation-Disclosures,

At Toledo-T olcdo-Minneapolis game
postponed; rain
AT apolls--lndianapolls, s.; ST..
Paul 4.
AT Louisville Milwaukee S; Louis,
will, l.
At Columbus. First game: Kansas
CITY. IL Columbus. twelve inningsG
Second game: Kansas CITY. sCotunl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

The automobile comes in mighty han
dy for fishing parties. Trips have
been made during the week to Idaho.
up Provo canyon and to Lost creek
The roads We're in fairly good condi-
ton and the fishing fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Aberdeen : =
Score: y H. n. y 8
Seattle 8 8 vi
Batteries Anderson and Shea; siever
and gBrien.
AT Vancouver = !,
Score: Il II, =,
Tacoma ...,...... 5.....,........., 2tF.s.S
Vancouver =. :. &. 80. .........,4
.Ratteries-Butler and Eastwood, Elan
agan, Erickson and sugden-
=so al spoNas' n Fl. e
Portland $500
Spokane SEQ II y ~ Il
Batteries-Pinnance and Fournier. Jen-
sen. Holmand Spencer.
Pioneer Day at SaItair.
Only resort that can handle the
crowds. Bathing never better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

r. d. Chaplin, treasurer and general
manager of the Chalmers Detroit COM
pany, is on his way to Europe. He
Will visit England, France. Germany
and Italy and while away will take in
some Of the big foreign automobile
races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

The Republicans have journeyed out
to Tooele for game with the team
representing that place this afternoon
The local aggregation has been
STRENGTHENED somewhat and the boys
expect to win. y .4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

George Carey, veteran first baseman
of the old Baltimore Orioles, has played
such sensational ball for Little Rock.
that the sale of regular first sacker
Tarlton is announced, to the Wheeling
Central League club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

The great English game OF cricket
lis being played this afternoon at Lib
5erty Park between the Australians and
Englishmen a great amount Of in-
terest Is being manifested In the pas
time and as the teams have been prac-
tising for some time the contest should
prove lively one. ii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

Last night DR.. b. f. Roller of Seat
tie took two straight falls from Charles
Olson OF Indianapolis In a catch-as-
Fcatch-can wrestling match. at the Alas
KAY ukon-Paciflc exposition stadium.
The time of the first fall was az minutes
and OF the second 1920.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

AT Grand Rapids, Mich. yesterday
afternoon. Louis Chevrolet in n 5O-mie
race with Louis sstransf
and George Dewitt, broke the worlds
record for so miles on a circular tract.
by making the distance in 81 minutes
2s seconds. The best previous time
was So minutes As seconds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

'Pud' McChesney is back In the game
for Indianapolis, and the Hoosier fans
believe their favorites will soon be In
the lead, McChesney has been playing
the best ball OF his career.