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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
SIX-DAY MOTOR RACE.
First Event of Its Kind to Be Held at
Brighton.

New York. Sept 3.-The first six-day
motorcycle race to be held in this cOun-
try viii take place on the Brighton Beach
m0tOTd0me track. beginning at midnight.
Sept. IS, and ending at midnight, Oct. g.
The recently organized association,
which includes several makers of motor
cycles. has announced the contest and is
making entrants. For thrills and con-
tinued excitement at a high pitch on the
part Of the persons witnessing the event
it is believed that this contest will sur
pass anything previously devised. That
IL will be even more exciting than the
twenty-fOur-hour automobile race is be
Iieved. because there is likely to be many
more contestants and because enthusiasm
Is given whole week, day and night, to
work up to the final climax. Experts de
clare that the racing or pacing motor
cycle is the most dangerous vehicle to
ride and this is borne ont by the num-
Der of motorcycle accidents recorded at
bicycle racing meets.
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sHEEPsHEAO RESULTS.

sheepshead Bay n. Y. Sept. al. W.
May sold to f. r. Bradley today his
2-year-old lilly. Turf Star, for a big price.
1t was rUmOred that Bradley acted for
James Butler. owner Of the Empire City
track.
The card offered at Sheepshead Bay
was ruined by many Withdrawals. In
the fourth race, at one mile and an
eighth. only two started. Gliding Belle
won by fifteen lengths.
First race, seven furlongs-Summer
Night % to Is, won; Jeanne d Arc, 6 to
3. second; Ida D., Z to 1, third, Time
1:27.
Second race, mile-Fitzherbert, ] to 4.
won; Rio Grande, Z to I, second; Fight
ing Bob, 10 TO I, third. Time-1:59 %.
Third race six acknowledgements Is
too won; Elfin Beau. s TO I. second;
Charlie Hargraves, g to I, third. Time
lib So,
Fourth race mile and an eighth-Glid-
ing Belle. 1 to s, won: Miami 5 to l..
second. Time-1:5S %. Only two start
ers.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Arase.
to .. won; Superstition. to 1. sec
ond; Krikina, y to ]. third. Time
1:52 So.
Sixth race. five furlOngs-GeneraI Mac
Gregor, 3 to 1, won; BoOla Boola, 80 to
]. second; Flying Footsteps, 10 to 1. third.
Time-1:G1 is.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
CADETS WILL Be
At HOME TODAY
High School Boys Are Delayed
BY WaShOut In
Oregon.

After an absence of two weeks, dur
ing which they visited Seattle and were
the great hit of the Aiaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition, the Salt Lake High
school cadets viii arrive in Salt Lake
this forenoon at , o'clock. The cadets
have been delayed for the last twenty
four hours behind d washout at Hunt
ington, Oregon.
During their absence from Salt Lake
the cadets have had an exceedingly de-
lightfui and interesting experience
They went from Salt Lake direct to
Seattle. At Seattle they established
Camp Jackling," named for Colonel D.
G. Jacklins, who was largely instru-
mental in making it possible for the
cadets to make the trip. There they
marched and drilled with a vim, de-
spite d steady downpour of rain for
two days.
One week ago yesterday they were
the guests of Admiral Sebrie of the
Pacific squadron and visited all of the
vessels. On their return to shore they
assembled in battalion form and
marched through the streets of Seattle
cheered by 100, 900 enthusiastic specta-
tors who followed them all along the
line Of march, They left Seattle on
Monday night, and at the urgent invi-
tatiOn of the mayor of Portland and
the Commercial club stopped a day in
that city, where they received a royal
reception.
They were due to have arrived here
yesterday morning at o'clock but
We're delayed for twenty-fOUr hours be-
hind the washout at Huntington. The
youngsters minded the delay not a bit
and made merry the day that they were
DELAYED
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TENNIS RECORDS
ARE SHATTERED
Roberts Brothers Win Doubles
Match by the Marathon
Score of Ia to IL.
FIRST FINAL is PLAYED
GOOD CARD TODAY WITH TENNIS
SUPPER TONIGHT.

All records for tennis tournament play
were broken yesterday when a doubles
set went 10 % games in lHJermOuntain
championship play. 1t was the Garnet
and observation-disclosures and Roberts
match IN the first set Garnett and Nc
Broom had the set apparently won with
the gdmes standing % IN their razor
when the Roberts brothers braced and
made il five all. From then on the ROD
trts brothers kept game IN the lead,
hut desperate playing by their opponents
prevented TWO games straight needed 10
With he games 1912, the Roberts
won the next same and the set with a
score of 14-l2 The finish saw all fout
players badly pushed, as the play HAD
been fierce throughout The set at
Iracted a large gallery, and the interest
and excitement uurlns the play was III
tense
The second set went to Garnett and Nc
Broom, 6-3, and then darkness stopped
the play, the deciding set 10 be piaytd
today
Tlr length of the match caused delay
which prohibited many matches, espe-
Cially as two of the doubles players were
scheduled for other matches
The first final of the tournament was
hcld-wOmen's doubles. it was won by
Mrs Griffin and Miss Williams against
Mrs Smith and Miss Lyon in one Of the
Warmesl wOmcn's matches il the history
of the tournament The score was b.,
So and 11-g. The tennis played by each
contestant was very fast the deciding
set being contested with all the spirit
and speed shown i'm the mems matches.
With the tournament hOnOrs so the in
teTmOuntain title in doubles. as Miss
Thorn, who with Miss Williams won the
title i'm 1905 is out of the game, and there
will be no challenge match.
Today the schedule is a brilliant one,
with the finals i'm mems doubles to be
PLAYED and good matches all through.
The final match will be played between
Sam Neel and Whitney. and the winner
of the GaTnett and McBrOOm-ROberts
and Roberts match.
While delayed trains prevented the ap-
pearance yesterday of Bundy and Sin
sabaugh, the Pacific coast players. they
are expected today, and viii appear in
exhibition play.
The social feature of the tournament,
the dinner for the players, will follow
the afternoons schedule. All intermOun-
tain contestants viii be the guests of the
tennis members of the Country club. All
contestants who can accept the invita-
ton are requested to telephone a. 5.
Brown, Bell 703.
The D. G.. lacking cup, on which all
tOurnment winners i'm golf and tennis are
to have their names engraved was taken
10 the Country club yesterday and was
the cause of much notice II is a mag
uificent silver cup, one of the finest trO-
pixies ever offered i'm the state.
Yesterdays results and tOday's sched-
1rIa follow
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MONDAY Al FoRT ERIE.

First race. five-eighths mile selling
Kid. 90. Lolita Greed, Sc; Woolcasta. 9S:
Laveno, IS; Robert Powell, 10; Mae Hem
ley, 100; Galvesca, 109.
Second race. eleven-siXteenths mile sell
ing-Kenmare Queen. 50; Pedro. 102: Rose
bOTO, l01, Quagga, 10; Hyperion, 10
Third race. three-quaTters mile handi-
cap-Belle of the Tribe. 81, Dr. Waldo
Briggs, 104; Little Usage. 104; SeweH JOS;
Add Red. 10; Merrick 113; Mailman, lO7.
PajOrita, 125.
Fourth race. eeyen-sixteenths mile.
haudicap-FOTez, 100. Sager 100: Pat
saIaga 107; Galvesca. Up; Eye White.
l19. Prince Imperia lips.
Fifth race, mile and One-eighth. handi-
cap-Ozanna, 80; Tom Hayward, O.:
Meadow, 100; Old Honesty, 112
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths.
selling-Agnes Wood. So; Delestrome. 96.
Doubt. 1o2 Flora Kelley 1O9: The
Wrestler 112.
Seventh race, three-quarters mile. SELL
ing-ArriOnette. l01: CoOney X. 1903.
Marchmonet, 10i; Casque. los: Mike suit
ton, 106; Fire Ball, 101; St Jeanne. los;
Ben Double los.
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AMERICAN BOAT
WINS FOURTH
President Taft Sees Yankee
Yacht Nose Out
Victory.

Marblehead, Mass, Sept. 3.-Today's' in
ternational sonderlilasse race, the fourth
Of the series for the President Taft and
Governor Draper cups. was won by the
Joyette, owned by Commodore w. II.
Childs, Of the Bensonhurst Yacht club
of Brooklyn, in the presence of President
Taft and a host of other onlookers. The
president witnessed the contest from the
bridge of the United States steam yacht
Sylph.
The JOyette was extremely fortunate
to win the race, for the Hevella. the Ger
man challenger, led the fleet of six
yachts at the end of the first trip over
the windward and leeward course. while
the Joyette was an even three minutes
behind her in fourth place.
Going out to windward for the second
time the Joyette split tacks with the
fleet and took a long hitch to the south
east, while the other racers stood inshore
on the port tack. Hevella footed very
fast but JOyette. sailing off by herself
ran into the fresh breeze that her skip
per, W w. Swan, had scented before
completing the first round and in a very
few minutes il was plain TO the OnlOOk-
ers that the Brooklyn boat had worked in
to the lead.
Captain Protezon. Of Hevella, devoted
himself to the Ellen too long He fin
ally saw from afar what q stiff breeze
the JOyette was getting, so made in her
direction. but it was too late.
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TEAMS ENTER RACE.

\ I'm response to the suggestion for =
) a state baseball series made in Fri =
, days Republican, three en- =
! tries have already been received. :
; Bert Margetts' Independents, the DC =
y cidentals and Haber ball mines have ,
\ sent I'm their entries. They are will =
: ing and glad TO compete for state =
) honors in an organized series. =
; Before Tuesday at least six teams
; are expected to be i'm the race. As 4
\ the season is late speed is necessary =
4 so that the committee which is >
, placed in charge can set the sched- =
4 ule out. =
AAAAAAAA AAAAAA -
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HIGH SCORES ARE
MADE At DENVER
Blue Rock Shoot Sees Records
Hung Up in Squad
Events.

Denver. Colo. Sept. 3.-Two world $
records were broken at the big gun club
tournament which closed today at the
Fred Stone Gun club. Squad No. 1
scored $50 out Of 500 thereby setting up
new squad record in competition. The
squad was composed of Fred Bills, J.
Hughes, Ed O BTien. p. Adams and H
Dixon. The former squad record was ass
The other record was a double squad
record in competition made by Nos. ] and
,, in which they scored 979 out of 1000
Squad No. , was composed of Fred Elicit.
O. \. Ford, +. +. FOltz, J. Garrett and
W. Henderson.
The Colorado handicap. the blue ribbon
event of the shoot was won by w Hen
dersOn of Lexington. KY Henderson de
teated X. ShepardsOn in the third tie-off
20 to 49,
The tournament closed tonight with an
elaborate banquet at which a movement
was inaugurated to bring the Grand
American handicap to Denver in 1910
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WRESTLERS ROUGH
IT At SEATTLE.
DR.. Roller Loses to 0rdeman
When Knocked Un-
conscious.

Seattle Wash Sept. Sin one of the
toughest wrestling matches that has been
witnessed here. Henry OTdeman of Min
neapolis won from DR.. B. F. Roller of
Seattle tonight the Minneapolis man put
ting the local wrestler completely out of
commission at the end of sixty-six min
Utes of exciting work.
For an hour the two men struggled with
each other. Ordeman hurting Roller to
the mat frequently. Finally, staggering
from the mat, Ordeman hurled Roller TO
the floor with such force as to render
him unconscious
Roller was carried from the ring The
match was to have been the best two
out of three falls, but at the end of twenty
minutes the referee announced that DR..
Roller would be unable to re-enteT the
ring. At the end of half an hour he was
still unconscious, with several physicians
working over him
Detectives detained Ordeman until it
was ascertained that Rollers condition
was not serious.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
PIRATES SCHEDULED FOR
ORIENT TRIP THIS FALL

Pittsburg. Sept. sit is announced that
if the Pittsburg club should win the pen
uant in the National league Manager
Fred Clarke of the Pittsburg team Will be-
made an offer to lead two baseball teams
into the orient this coming fall. He viii
choose the teams from American and
National league players, and well
known theatrical man of New York will
father the whole scheme. as well as ad-
vance all the money. Clarke has declined
to give d reply until after he sees how
the league season winds up.
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PAYSON IS WINNER IN
EXTRA INNING GAME

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Spanish Fork, Sept 3.-BefOre big
crowd. including 500 soldiers OF the FIJI
teenth infantry. l.. s. A, Payson defeated
Spanish Fork today. TO . II took four
teen innings to decide the play. which,
until the local pitcher went wild in the
fourteenth inning, was very fast
A program of foot races and other
sports was held before the game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
J. HILL TO
SPEAK AT HELENA

Butte, Mont, Sept. 3.-James J. Hill
will deliver "a state fair address" at
Helena the opening day of the fair this
year, Sept. q, according to a telegram
received from Mr.. Hill This is the
same day that President Taft will DC at
the fair 1t is expected that the head
of the Hill lines will speak before Taft
comes, but the program has not seen
outlined. Howard Elliott, president II
the Northern Pacific. will also be in
Helena state fair week, but the precise
date has not been set,
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AIRSHIP FALLS IN LAKE.
Attempt to Fly Across Ontario Fooled
by Wind.

Toronto. Sept sc. Foster Willard. in
the aerOplane Golden Flyer. made his
first attempt to cross Lake Ontario last
night, but a sudden increase Of wind
and trouble with the ballast made the
machine dip its bows at a terrific pitch.
and he fell to the water when about
three-qUaTters of mile from the shore.
He was picked up by the launches which
had been waiting to see the attempt
The aerOplane left the land at about
t:l5 a. m. and appeared 10 be completely
under control. 1t went at a terrific pace,
at height of about thirty to fifty feet
Another attempt to cross the lake will
be made as soon as the repairs are com
pleted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
AVIATION CONTESTS TO
BE HELD IN OCTOBER

Indianapolis, Sept. ENTRY blanks were
sent out today by the management of
the indianapolis motor speedway for
three days of aviation contests to be
held at the speedway on Oct IS. Is and
Il. Events for aeropIaues. diriEibIes and
balloons are scheduled Cash prizes
amounting I'm all to $4,000 are TO be Of
fered.
Glenn Curtiss today cabled from Paris
his acceptance of the terms. He viii use
the biplane he used in his record break
ing achievement at Rheims CurtiSS has
informed the speedway maudEg meUt that
pupil of Louis Bleriot, with Il BleriOt
monOplane, will appear i'm the Indian
apOlis aerOnautiC carnival.
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FOREIGN wREsTLERs HERE.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-Giovanni Raicevich
and +. r. RuggierO. the champion
wrestlers Of italy and Jourdan de Uzes
who claims to be the champion of France,
arrived here yesterday to meet any
Wrestiers in the world. RaiceVich is par
tiCularly anxious to meet Champion
Frank GOtch. All are monsters, and are
said to be well versed in all the holds Of
catch-as-catch-can wrestling. RaiceVich
is % years old and weighs go pounds
Ruggero is IS years old and weighs 2i0
pounds. De Uzes weighs 242 pounds and
ie Years old
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MANTI LOSES GAME.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Ephraim, Sept BY the score Of 13 to
g. Ephraim yesterday won from Nanti
in a loose game. The visitors were out
classed all the way. After the game a
dance was given in honor of the visitors.
The batteries-Ephraim, Quinn and
TOmpsOn; Manu. FulfOrd and Peterson
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NOTHING DOING FOR AID.

Pittsburg. Sept. 3-The National Ath-
letic club Of Pittsburg refused the re-
quest of Harlem Tommy Murphy that he
be given another chance ut Ad Wolgast
in Pittsburg. The club promoters say
that Wolgast fought unfairly, that he
tried to foul Murphy after seeing he was
outclassed and that he viii never be per
mitted to fight In their club again.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-04
COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. Sept. Vernon fell on
CARROTS curves this afternoon, and be
fore he was relieved by GUyn in the
fourth inning the game had been lost to
Portland. In the fourth inning Henry
Berry, manager of the Los Angeles team,
at the request of Captain Hogan, was or
dered from the Vernon bench into the
grandstand by Umpire Toman. Score:
r. H. +.
etiou --r.rr--.-r- -.-.-.--r------ % i' 8
Portland ..---------- -..-.--....---- o .
Batteries-WlIlett and Browne; Gar
Tett, Guyu and Fisher.
san Francisco. Sept 3.-Thorsen's col
lapse in the eighth inning when four
runs were gathered by the Oaklanders re
suited today in the defeat of Los An
geles. to 4. Score: F. H. E.
OAKLAND -------- observation-disclosures
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures
Batteries Boice and Lewis; Thorsen
and OrendOrff
Sacramento. Sept 1.-Two errors and as
many hits brought I'm the only run scored
I'm today's game, won by San Francisco,
to o. Score. r. H. +.
San Francisco -....--...........-...-1 .
Sacramento .--- --.----.---.-O 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Berry; Fitzgerald
and La IUUge.
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.HEBER WINS FROM z. C. M. |.
Big Store Nine Can Score in But One
Inning,

Especial to The kepuDllCdn-)
Heber. Sept. 3.--Heber today won from
the Z. G.. NJ. 7. team of Salt Lake by
the score of ; to .. Until the eighth inn
ing the visitors were shut out. but then
two hits and two errors allowed their
only scores. Williams famed fifteen men,
while Barber, for the Z. G.. NJ T., struck
out thirteen.
The batteries-HebeT Williams and
Nelson; 4. G. NJ l., Barber and Scott.
Heber fans are glad to hear that
state series is in view. and the Heber
nine will enter the championships with
pleasure.
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TIGERS ARE TIED.

Cleveland. Sept. cleveland and De
troit played tie same today, each team
scoring one run. The game was called
on account of darkness. Score:
r. H. r.
LltN elaio .----------- -.--.----''.. O
Detroit .......-... ...........-.... g 8
Batteries-Jones and Clarke. Summers
Works, Donovan and Stanage.
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PAfSON CHAMPIONS.
Game Sunday With Yampa Team at
Bingham.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Bingham Sept 3-The Payson base
ball team will play the Yampa team on
the Bingham diamond next Sunday after
noon, and viii play another game Mon
day afternoon.
The PaysOn team has won "A out Of
Is games this season. and claims the
championship of the state. The Ysmpa
team is very strong and will put a hard
fight The game will commence at 100
p. m. each day. W. B. Dye viii UNI
pire.
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GIANTS WIN LAST.

New York, Sept. 3.-New York closed
its home season with the western clubs
today by defeating St. Louis. Z to e.
Score. r. II. +.
St. Louis Observation-Disclosures II I
New York ...........-.............7 II %
Batteries Harmon. Backman and
Phelps. Ames and Schlei Umpire-Ems-
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EASY FOB ATHLETICS.

Washington. Sent. Philadelphia out
batted and outfielded Washington today
and won easily, 10-to .. Score; r. II. 2,
Washington .....-.......... ...... o
Philadelphia ........ ...-.........f0 10
BattCTieS-GraE. Oberiiu and Street
Plank and Thomas
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

ledO. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures City, 0; Milwau-
kee, s.
At Columbus Louisville Columbus game
postponed; rain.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
WON BY UHLAN
Worlds Best Trotter Wins
Great Race in Fast
Time.
TRACK IS VERY SLOW
OTHER CONTEST AT READVlLLE
BRINGS OUT GOOD RACING.

Readville, Mass, Sept 3.-Over a track
fully two seconds slower than when tie
great Lou Dillon startled the world with
a mile in two minutes. the trotting geld
ing Ehlan defeated Hamburg Belle in
straight heats at the ReadviIle track to
day In the second meeting of the pair
TO decide the trOtting championship OF
the world.
Hamburg Belle was favorite before the
start at odds of . to 9. because Of her
success last week in the initial meeting
Of the cracks at Cleveland. AT that meet
she earned the worlds record of 2.GiA for
trOtters in race, two seconds better than
the previous mark, which had stood since
the Cresceus-The Abbott race at Brighton
Beach in 1903.
Uhlan is a 5-year-old gelding by Bingen
out OF Blonde, by Sir Walter, jr He
was bred by Arthur II. Parker OF Bed
ford Mass. once the owner Of Bingen,
for which he paid $4,000 at auction. and
later sold 10 William @. Bradbury OF
New York for a largely advanced price.
When Uhlau was years old Mr.. Parker
sold him to Charles Sanders Of Salem,
Mass, for 81 500.
The same season UhIau- won a race to
a matinee wagon over the Readville track
I'm 2134. In his 4-year-Old form Uhlau
won all his races excepting the American
trOtting derby, securing d record Of 2,0I4.
the fastest race record made by q geldtnB
Of that age. This season his single de-
feat was by Hamburg Belle at CIeve-
land, he having previously won i'm that
city, ueing the gelding race record OF
The Abbott in 2.03at
He repeated this performance at Buf-
falo and bettered it today by a half sec
0nd-
The Results.
Championship trottiug match two in
three-UHlan won two heats Time. 2.04a,
2N312. Hamburg Belle also started.
American Horse Breeders futurity.
purse $500, two i'm three-SOpranO won
two heats Time. 2,09st 2.OS7t Czarins.
The Wolverine O'NeiL Belvasia. James.
Meteor and Nancy McKerrOn also started
2.GS pace, purse $1,000. two I'm three
Ella Ambuiator won second and fourth
heats. Time, 2.ols4, 2.0Il2. Rollins won
third heat Time 2.0Sl. Geraldine won
first heat Time, 2-09a4 The BOsun also
started
2I1 trot. purse $1,000. two in three
Baron May won second and third heats
ln 2.g9sa and 2-gsa.. Demarest won first
heat i'm 2:l0l4- DIT. Jack, Bell Bird, A.
Laundry and BirChIeaf also started
American Horse Breeders futurity pag-
ing, purse &,c0l, two i'm three-Maggfs
Wlnder won two heats. Time 1.fzaa
2:l2-4. Miss Eva Wilkes and la C0pia
also started.
The Blue Hill handicap trotting. 5000.
$1,000 to winner and graded to $50 To sixth
horse. mile and "a half ddsh-Peter Ra1fa
won. Olga w. second. Ralph Wick third
Almaden fourth. Lady Jones fifth. Joe
onward sixth. MaCDoUgau, Lester Bow
Albert V. Boxer and Prince LaskIard
also started.
The NepOEsett handicap. pacing. purse
sZVDf $1,000 to winner and graded to $50
Lot sixth morse. mile and a half dash
AulidDtue Lee won, Alice Wilson second
Hal Raven third. Brenda Yarke fourth
EaFOn WmppS fifth Halle Direct sixth
MenColite also started
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oRvILLE WILL NOT FLY.

Berlin. Sept 3.-Orville Wright will not
fiv i'm his aeFoplsne at the TemplehOf pa
rade ground today as expected, on &C
count Of prevailing high winds.