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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
JOHNSON SATISFIES
CROWD Of ADMIRERS
Shows NimbIeneSs and Clever
ness in Boxing Exhibitions
With Trainers.

SAN FRANCISCO July l2-Jack John
son performed today before the largest
crowd on record since he began train
Ing at the Ocean Beach. When he had
finished and had retired TO the rundown
more than 1000 persons spread the news
TO the crowd on the beach that the
that he had just finished a grind OF gym
nasium work in a manner so fast and
furious as To leave little doubt as TO his
condition.
Many OF the spectators came from the
interior towns. and there were many of
the early arrivals frc n the east in the
audience.
Johnson was in the best OF health and
spirits. He went through his workout
as If the task was a pleasure Ten
rounds of lively boxing gave the crowd n
chance TO draw lind on the holder of
the tiile. and his showing in his attacks
upon the gymnasium apparatus was high
ly approved by his critics. The medicine
ball exhibition Johnson converted info q
comedy sketch with George Cotton. his
spa arrine partner doing rne rough comedy,
After boxing four rounds with Cotton
johnson took Al Kaufman On for q like
number and the bout was an interestine
one Kaufman was a big help TO tho
champion. and as a reward for his as
slstance lie Is receiving many valuable
UPS on ring conduct that will helm him
In his future fights. Dave Mills stood hn
foTc johnson for two snappy rounds and
the crowd expressed it's surprise ynanW
times al the nimbIcncss and cleverness
of the star.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
YOUNG MAN TRIES FOR
RECORD OF WESTON

RENO. New. June 12.-Jack Edredge.
after twelve hour rest. leaves here TO-
morrow morning on the last leg OF the
walk across the continent from Boston
10 San Francisco. begun March 10. 10
beat T.. p Westons record OF l0o days.
E.Idrcdge who is 81 years old Is now
nineteen days ahead OF the scptuagenar-
ian's record. and eXpects 10 reach the
coast June IS. sevcnty-scven days from
Boston. Last Wednesday he beat Wes-
toms best daily record. OF seventy two
miles, by three miles. when he made sew
enty-nve miles in twenty-four hours
while crossing the desert. Several Bns-
ton sportsmen have wagered large sums
that the lad will beat Weston. and. II he
succeeds. he will be paid $4,000.
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Fish Run Down lrrigating d.,
and Are Left Upon Farm .asl
to Die and Waste 'u'
Many Trout Dying
WHITE ADVOCATES
4 GOOD REFEREE
compares JeRries and Johnson,
and Says 1t viii Be a
Fierce Struggle.
sy Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 Ths Tribune.
NEW YORK. June 12.-Charley White,
tho yeternn referee who Il Is thought by
some may vet referee the Jeffrics John
son fight II Tex Rlckard declines 10
serve. s5ys thai the opponents for the
championship battle on the Fourth Of
July arc az evenly matched that ii is
difficult 10 say al this time which Will
win White says that the fight will b"
on the level but that ? master referee is
necessary IN The ring to insure Justice TO
the spectators. White has prepared the
following article setting forth some OF his
Views on the big contest:
lit Is hard 20 pick the victor Of the
Jelfries johnson contest al this stage
uf the game. Both men nave their own
styles OF offensive and defensive Nght-
ing, JcffrieG assumes crouch. but he
can stand up straight and box Just as
well as any other man. He can fight
from any angle and no matter In which
way he handles himself. his blows are
delivered with the speed of a proJectic
leaving The mUzZlc or n Erupp gun. JEFF
fries can hardly be knocked down. Some
sav ii is physical imDosSlbility 20 floor
him.
johnson stands up and his style IS
more like that of the old English cham
plons. Like Icffries. he is speedy. clever,
quick and powerful. He is a steady fight
er and what we call high fighter His
capacity for punishment is doubted.
whereas JeffrIes is glutton for t. Some
say Johnson is flat footed. That is not
true. Johnson has Il build OF underpin-
ming which gives him the strength OF r
stonewall upon his feet. Johnson is one
OF the coolest fighters of the day. He has
absolute control OF himself in the ring.
ION account % the speed and strength
OF the two men the referee ought to be
past master, The fight will. be abso-
lutely honest and above board, bur to
insure justice 10 the spectators the ref
r. stsf I.. L.,
soluteIy every in and out OF the ring. a
break on the part Of the referee July 4
is going 10 spoil a mighty battle and per-
haps prcclptate "a deal Of trouble"
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BOOKMAKERS WILL
TACKLE A|RSHIPS
Prominent Layers Are Studying
AerOpIane Racing, With View
of Making Books.
NEW YORK. June I2,-"curtiss, to /.

NEW YORK. Jurc l2,-"Curtiss, ; 80 L.
"fau!han. 10 l.
Wright, b TO 1.
"BlerIot. TO /.
Hamilton. q 20 !.
That's the way the bookmaAers black
board Is due to look before many mont hS
have passed. Governor Hughes and MS
anti race track betting laws have prac-
ideally wiped out the business OF the New
York bColmaS.rs, and they have turned
10 the airship as q safe and Sane means
Of speculation. After dozen or more
mon whose faces are famila" in every
betting ring In America gather AT Hemp
stead Plains. where aviation meets arc
being held aud ar" studying the u1a :
chimes and men as llcenly as ever tney
studied horses and jockeys, They make
bets between themselves rs 10 the PEI
formancca of the IMAM birds. but their
main purpose is TO size up these air races
with a view TO making books when alr
racing becomes established, and OF offer
ing odds which Will give them reason
able income, something Like Ito ].
The big race from New York In ST
Louis viii probably he selected ms tho
medium OF introducing tnc public into
air race with professionals
Sam LlChtenstein said today.
81 intend TO make p book on the lirst
big air race, There's no use fooling with
the ponies any more. Hughes and his
bunch have put that business on the
bum for fair. We've got to do something.
and ! don't see anything that stands y
better chance for n gamble than the air
ship. Before long they will be having
regular meets ard this will give the
boys chance to make a living.
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Buena Vista Entries.

Entries for today's races at the Buena
Vista track;
First race. four furlongs. 2-yeear-o -olds
maiden selling-klefer. los: Little Friar
1903; Twenty Hours. log. Ed LeVan l03 /;
Elizabeth Daily. loJ; Albetto. 100; Bessie
C. 100.
Second race SIX furlongs. 2-year-olds
up. 3elling-Aunt Polly. 107 Geneva. 100,
No Rule. 109: Wistara. 107: Galene Gale,
100 True Sf 1O7; Therry. IO9: Senator
Barrett, 1o9; Buena, 1O7 The Macintosh.
10a: Rhinestone. 109.
Third race. six furlonGs. 3-year-ol
and upward. selling-Copperfiel l0e
Cottontail. l02; Helen Carroll 100: Emma
G.. 107: Elder. 109 Tipster. 1922 Gossiper
IL. l0i; Block Domino. 107: Minnie. 1O7
Harry Stanhope 100; DIR. Sherman. 100
Fourth race. five furlongs. 3-year-olds
and up selllnG-Fore. 102. Lady Panchita.
102. Doctor Hollis 103. Princess Ina, los
Meltondale. iOi Pinto. l07. Billy Myev,
JOG; Kid North. los; Silver Stocking. lOI:
Mnrchmonet. Ill; Fernando. 11S: Novgo-
rod, 101
Fifth race. seven furlones. 4-year-o olds
and up. selling-Cigarlichte 112 View
mouth. 100: DeneeD, 109: I1ittleton 1O7
Santhia, l07; foiV, 100: Manila s.. 1O7
Sabado. 109: Frleze. l05; Proteus. 10o; Col
, bert. l09 East End 100.
Sixth race. seven furlonGs. 3-year-olds
and up. seling-DiXie Dixon. 90 The
Slicker. 10I: Cadichon t09 Bonnie Bard
1os; Spring Ban. 107; Snowfall, 1O7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
SOCCER FOOTBALL FOR
DAYNES CHALLENGE CUP

The bfth annual competition for pos
session OF the Daynes challenge cup will
be decided Monday nigh; at Walkers
field at o'clock. An exciting and close
finish is expected by the fans. Both
teams arc I'm excellent condition and have
shown consistent form throughout the
games played this season. Both have met
and defeated Eureka and Fort Douglas
The Park City team is heavier aiN will
oepend on its strong, bustling style of
play, Salt Lake relying on its superior
science and agility TO win the coveted
trophy. Park City has been very consist
ent in form since the team entered tic
cup competition.
This is the fifth season Of the cup
competition. the previous winners being
1906. Salt Lake; 1907. Eureka; 1908 Salt
Lake: 1909. Eureka.
The referee OF the final game will most
likely he Mr Campbell OF Eureka
The lincsman for Salt Lake viii be
Lieutenant Elliott of Fort Douglas. ano
a Eureka man will officiatc for Park City
The Salt Lake lineup Is as follows
Goal-Brown; height. feet 50 inches
weight 81 pounds.
Right Back-Donaldson; height. . feet
lo2 inches weight. 40.
Left Back--Graham; height feet 8
inches; weight l5S
Right IIalfback-Cosh; height, feet .
inches; weight; 40
Center iIalfbncl!- Chapman. height. .
feet 81 inches; weight. 1A1.
Left Halfback-Adamson Captain
height. feet A inches: weight 1871.
q. Il. Forward-Collins; height. feet
inches; weight 1870.
/. r Observation-Disclosures height. i
feet inches; weight. 132.
Center Forward-Simpsou height, j
feet 6 inches; weight. 100.
l. l. Forward-Ansell. height feet
u inches. weight 1870.
Q. /. Forward-Churchill height. feet
6 inches; weight. no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
ELEVEN ANIAT0RS WILL
START NATIONAL MEET

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June l2.-t.levcn
aviators Will start i'm the national aVia-
non meet which Will open tomorrow af-
ternoon al the indianapolis speedway and
continue throughout the week
The park within the motor track course
has beer leveled since the last automo-
bile meet and a starting place. with a
monorail has been constructed for the
aeroplanes, Numerous prizes have been
offered
The Wright brothers have entered SIX
oiplanes, and Wilbur Wright is here TO
supcrintend their operation The Wright
aviators arc a. l.. Welsh, W A. Brook
ms, f. l.. Cofyn. Archie Noxey. Duval
Lachephello and Ralph Johnstone
Among the other contestants are Jo-
seDh Curzon, with a Farman biplane; NJ.
Marquette, with his own biplane; Rus
sell Shaw. with biplane of his own con-
strucuon; Lincoln Eeachey with his
monoplane. and G. l.. Bumbaugh. with
a FISHER indianapolis biplane built at the
speedway. The aviators today made short
nights, trying out their motors and steer
ing apparatus
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jEFFR|ES Will
WORK FOR s|(1
In Best of Physical cOna,s
but Needs Boxing to N,I'
Him Fast,
CORBETT IS FILLING
BILL TO PERYErnI
Over One Thousand Peonl, II
ent to See Former Cb,n
piOn Work.

BEN LoMoND. Cal. Jun. ;,
SIX rounds OF fast boxing in n.
noon Jeffrles put in The mo,
tory day today from the sp,cl,,,'s
point Of any since the perip,I.
present training season c.
tnoSnslGl were taken ON for SYHW
each, Farmer Burns SERVING 1
ling bout for the two tlnishinus ius =
Almost 1000 persons ea,ba.s ~
the new outdoor ring ami Me.
hours. under the broilinp i sr
former champion 10 appeer =
The crowd gave Corpe,r
a mild ovation when they ,rns.
after they donned the gloves or's.
almost reached the pitch Of rs.
real hght. Tho sham battle bal,,l.
Two .was the best they have y., II
tne rams, although Jefiries had ~
the nub end Of 1t all The Way 8.
blocking Corbetts blows as cas-.
be were warding off yolleyg from |
shooter. In the second round 4.
was especially fast and Corh.r
a hard try 10 send home so-s i
carcfully-contrived uppercuts -
iell snort. il Corbctt has copied n, n
mans favorite blow CORRECTLY h
has evolved what appears 10 4.
presnable defense Ggains, II 81
shot them in with bewildcrinr ~
and Jeffries carefully threw In y
on all of them. The actor-g,his, =
one businesslike left on JcIIsys
without in the least disturbing IS. =
ful calm OF the la,ter's co,lnlss,,-'
In the third round lhs b,Es-,1
swung loose several lefts. Ike n.
Of derrick that had slipped h Z,
If Corbett had been there ma
arrived the bout would have e-Si
denly and Gentleman Jim did "a. 4,
for another round when the eI :
choynski Jared rather WORE ,i,,
bett thoughtlessly blocking se7erI
ones with bis face. wiich las H.
sidcrably overworked at this I'd
lately 4 wicked left on the ioressI
most dropped him.
After two rounds Of tussllTt
Farmer Burns, Jcffrics retired % b
bing room amid the cheers Of he n
tn use the gloves every dsy M
next ten days" he said 'SpseJ . !,
all | need now ard boxing is jsg
will give II 10 me. Corbeil III Z
shape TO GO more than three rostisl
me in a few dayssoHd I'll give ,h. q
enough work 20 EecD them busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
NANDELBILT'S REINHART
FALLS SHORT IN DERDY

PARIS, June 12.--The French derby
was run today over the Chan;iIly course
and was won by Or du Rhine H., a brown
colt by 81. Damien, owned by CASTOR
Dreyfus. Tile distance was a mile and
half and the value of the stake was
$50. 200.
Rcnard Bleau. owned BY VI, Grievcrc
finished second. and W. IL. Vanderbilt g
Reinhart third.
The Americans backed the Vanderbilt
entry and lost heavily. In this event Nr.
Vanderbilt had been particularly fortu-
nate In past years,
The Prix des Etangs. selling event.
Tor three -ycar-olds. was won by W. X.
Nanderblts Sir Peter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
PRESTON OPENS SEASON.
WINNING TWO GAMES
Special to The Tribune

PRESTON, Idaho. June le.-The base
ball season for the Utah Idaho league
opened In our city yesterday with Smith
held and Preston on the diamond the
day by the score OF To 4. and today <
by the score Of Ia 10 6. Fridays contest
was pretty one. resolving itself into Il
pitchers battle. in which Smith, the Pres
ton premier tWirler had the better OF
Nelson, who was on the rubber for the
'Morrnona"
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Wa6pers Defeat I,arks.

The Wasners defeated the Larks by
n score OF . 10 in u match baseball
game at Lark. Sunday afternoon. II was
n pitchers battle ana every hit was made
TO count But few errors were made and
the large crowd present enjoyed the
game.
Next sunday the WaGncrs will play
las.
Batteries-IIaus and GuiGues; Schweit-
zer and Brown
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
AMERICAN
Hitting Bee.

DETROIT, June i2,-Dcuoit fell on
Warhop for five runs in the sixth inning
of loday's game. punching i've hits in
Guiding three doubles. beating New York,
) To ). Cobb's batting was the feature.
ne having TWO doubles and TWO singles
~ four times up. Il. II. T.
New York ..........-.,........ }
Detroit .. S1t /
Eattcries-Warhop and Mitchell, VIII
lett and StanaEe
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ST. I,o,lis Wins

ST, LOUIS. June 12,-St Louis won
from Philadelphia in one inning today
% ConnoTs men made five runs in the
fourth before Morgan could check the
rally. krause relieved Morgan in the
nith, Powell started TO pitch for ST.
Louis. but was ordered to the bench by
Umpire KERN for talking back in the
lrst inning. r. II T.
ST. Louis .......,....,....... 6
Philadelphia ..-. ......-... 6 /
Battcrcs-Powell, Bailey and Allen
Morgan krause and l.app, Donohue.
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Boosters Day at Wellsville.
Special TO The Tribune.

LOGAN. June 12.-Yesterday wss
Boosters day in Wellsville and the toems
OF the Logan and Wellsville boosters
played baseball in the afternoon and in
the evening there was big ball The
pail game was won by the wellsville
boosters by score OF TO g Until tho
eighth inning Logan led by a score ~
to l. but In that inning DrysdoIe. tho
Logan twirlcr, blew up and four hits and
base on balls gave the wellsvilles three
runs and the game. Drysdale and Waf-
kins formed the Logan battery, while
Morgan and Poppleton did tho work for
Wellsvillc Cyclone Thompson. who ia
here training for his fght at Salt Lake,
bench. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
TURF GOSSIP

President Thomas III. Williams OF the
New California Jockey club disposed OK
in September by officially announcing the
other day that the winter season OF rae
ing Will open AT the Oakland race track
Saturday. November l2. This Will be one
week earlier Than the season Just ended.
No other plans for the meeting VIII be
announced at this time, but the indlca-
lions are that many OF the best stables.
both east and west. Will be attracted to
the coast.
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WALLETS BEAT COLORED
BOYS IN BALL GAME

The Wallets put IL all over the Colored
boys in a match baseball game NJ tSa
Buena Vista track Sunday afternoon bv
the score OF % TO .. There was all kinds
OF betting before the start of the game
but after the iirst inning had been PLAYED
the Wallets were favorites at odds of :
100000 TO l. The Colored boys fell down
on throwing the ball. Several said thew
could throw all right. but the ball fell
short for lack OF steam" which thew
claim was the cause of their defeat
They Will try again next Sunday
The lineup:
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Washington Going Some

CHICAGO, June 12.-Washington won
TO o, today. making it's third successive
victory over Chicago. Tho winners made
ten hits, but scored their TWO runs in the
ninth without a hit. Chicago has not
scored FOR thirty innings rR. II. e.
,uiEdSo ss.. -.ss.-... ....s..,. .e.... q /
" "nSllIuSlon ss., .....-........as = 10 u
Batteres-Young and PAYNE; Groom
and Street
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha-Omaha :: Des Moines. G.
At st. Josepn-Wicnila. 6. ST, Jo-
seph. /.
At ropeka-First gamc-roneka, 2.
Denver 3; eleven innings. Second game
Topeka. 0; Denver. ,.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. 9: Sioux City, 3,
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MURRAY CAN'T CONNECT
WITH TONER'S CURVES
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN; June 12.-By score of to
, Ihe ogden HOLSTERS" defeated the
Murray baseball team at the fair grounds
this afternoon in one of the most inter
esting games Of the season. Toner. Og-
dens new pitcher, showed wonderful i'm
played. holding the smelter boys down
to few scattered hits. Ogden started
of by scoring in the first inning Another
run was made in the fifth three In the
eighth. and one in the final round. The
teams lined up as follows:
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American Association

At Louisvilc-Louisville. .; St Paul. l..
Al 1ndlanapolis-Ind 4; Kan
sas City >.
At Toledo-Tolcdo. ) Milwaukee. 4.
At Columbus-Columbus. ]; Mlnneapo-
lis q
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White Wings Win.

The White Wings defeated the Idle
wild SluEgcrs by a score OF 20 10 2 on
the fdlewild diamond Sunday afternoon
The visiting team had the game cinched
from the start making five runs TO one
in the first inning.
Tho features of the game were a home
run by each OF the Hrmmel brothers
also the heavy batting OF other members
or the team.
The lineup:
White Wings. Slugccrs
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Severe Drubbing e
Speclal Dol Tlle Trlbun.

BINGHAM. June 12.-Thc Jensen
Creamery boys were given a severe drub-
bing in a match baseball game here this
afternoon. by the score of s to l. The
pitching OF Ferguson was the feature OF
thc game.
Acknowledgment and Brown Lud-
lou and MosmacL-
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TOO LITE TO CLASSIFY.
LOST

LOST
FOX TERRTER PGP. { NOS, 0H
vacinity OF Ind South and Sd
Thursday. June .. brown head. al
brown spots on hip Return 10 ~
ST. Reward. :
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Owner II. I Wilson and his friends had
good wager on Native Son to win the
handicap. The black geldng by Glen
fell out OF IL. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Fernando. which was added Ia ,bo
handicap nj tho last minute. was well
played by the smart SET on some fast
morning trials ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

owner and Trainer Billy CahNn had q
Sooo bet ON Sewel to show. The Cesar
ion horse will be heard from later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Owner and Trainer Ed Corrigan showed
up a fast trick in Chanault. the winner
or the youngsters race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Trainer Billy Short said that every
horse In his barn viii be ready TO race
this week. The noted California horse
man has some fast stock in his string
of runners,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Five thousand race fans cheered Orbi.
cular, the winner of the Cullen handI.
cap. The chestnut horse by Smile and
5 to down 10 TO D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Who Will win the Derby was the dues-
ton passed around on the downtown
corners Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Tho California delegation Will pin its
faith in Chester Krum 10 win the Utah
Derby.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Ed Soule. the California operator. cut
in saturday. Handicapper win Hall is
Keeping him wised up as TO what is doing
In the big ring
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Billy Myer. a starter in the fif;h race
VIII carry the coloTs OF owner Jack
Crane, the popular Oakland sporting man
and hUrscman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Reports from Grayesend say that the
good 3-year-old Turret has broken down
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main $500 Independent aen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Owner and Trainer II G. Bedwell will
ship his birds with Sharp claws from
New York 10 Latonia
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AIul.l,aN,
0CClDENTALS DEFEAT
ORPHANS BY HITTING

The Occidentals evened up matters with
The Salt Lake team Sunday afternoon on
the Walker field by defeating the Or
phans by the score OF TO 3. UuInmel
and Langford pitched good ball and each
twirler had fine support. The Occidcntals
won out by superior hitting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

Jeffries Is Now Ten to Six Favorite
and May Enter Ring a
Two to One Shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

a handicap once around the park 10 be
decided on Thursday will attract the
best horses in training at the track
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

TURTLE Billy Moseley. who knows the
game from A TO Il, beat the first three
races Saturday,