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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
RELATIONS
OFFICIALLY SEVERED
F. A. NJ. Brings Alliance With
n. {. A. to an End Because of
Salt Palace Trouble.

The alliance heretofore existing be-
tween the Federation OF American Mo
iorcyclists and the National Cycling
association was formally broken Friday
In New York as the elimination of the
differences between the two orGanlza-
tions which have existed FOR the past
few weeks. From now on il is open
warfare. and the fight will probably be
relentless on both sides until n truce
is effected between the national officers
OF the TWO organizations.
The fight between the two orcaniza
lions had it's inception in salt Lake. and
the indications arc that Salt Lake will
be the seat OF war for the remainder Of
the season The quarrel appeared in
cviiable from tho time the Wandamerc
motordrome was opened as competing
attraction with the Salt Palace bicycle
track. The molordrome is under the
jurisdiction of the y, A. NJ. and the
Salt Palace under that Of the y. c. A.
In the past the relations between the
two organizations have been friendly.
and an alliance has existed whereby each
organization recognized the suspensions
and rulings OF The other.
Soon after the motordrome was con-
structed some OF the bicycle riders be-
came motorcycle riders and rode Mt The
motordrome. Others rode in motor
paced events AT the motordrome. Then
the trouble started. Tho N. G. A. sus-
pended the riders who appeared a; the
motordrome. The T. \. NJ. then suspend
cd motorcycles riders who appeared at
the Salt Palace.
j.. e. Whittier, the crack molcrcyclist.
was suspended upon Instructions from
DR.. J. p. Thornley,, chairman of the
board OF control of the T. 4. M, for
riding at the Salt Palace When tho
N. c. A, refused 10 recognize the sus-
pension. the alliance was broken. Pend
Ing a settlement OF the strife. il is prob
able that there will he both bicycle and
motorcycle races at the Salt Palace and
motorcycle and bicycle races al The mo-
tordromc
Both w D. Rishel Salt Lake repre-
sentative of the Il. \. NJ aud G, L:
Berry. representative Of the y. G. A..
declined To discuss the break Friday
night. Mr.. Rishel said he would con-
tinuc he had done in the past to-
carry ont the Instructions OF DR.. Thorn
ley. Mr. Berry said that he had expect
ed the rupture. but lhal ho had not yet
received official confirmation of IL.
The following telegram was received
by Mr.. Rishel from Dr. j. r. Thomlcy
Friday;
''TIavc declared the alliance between
+. a. NJ and y. G. a. at AN end owing
to violation of agreement by ~ G. A. in
that they have not sustained suspension
of Whittier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
PLAY IN DOUBLES IS
DOWN TO THE FINALS

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 5.-Plsy in doubles
in the court championship tournament
at the Omaha Field club was brought
down to the finals this afternoon. The
hardest contests were in the third round.
tlity games were required TO settle the
question OF superiority of Branson and
Barton over Hawks and Hail, while Long
and Scribncr had almost as hard IA task
in winning from Armstrong and Cannon
In the semi finals. Anderson and HAYES
were kept on their meltle by the strong
play OF Bailey and Spiecc but I'm the
other match two South Dakotans. Bran
son and Barton. showed the effect OF The
gruclling work they have done during the
week and were easy victims of the skill =
ful covering OF Long Of California and of
the hard drives OF Scribncr city cham
plon OF Omaha.
Scores for the day.
Third round doubles-Bailey and Spiccc
beat Webster and Buck, CO, 6-S, 3-6 CT.
Anderson and Hayes beat Potter and
Koch, Cd. 10. g..
Long and Scrbncr beat Armstrong ana
Cannon, 10. c.. 6-1, 40.
Branson and Barton beat Hawk and
Hall 6-1. As. 81. o. G-i
Scmi-inals. doubles.
Anderson and Hayes beat Bailey and
Spiccc. S.6. g. Cd,
Long and Scribncr beat Branson and
Barton. Cd Cd, Go.
Tomorrow the finals i'm both singles and
doubles Will he played. Long of Call
forDia will play Hall OF New York for
the championship In singles and nc will
also play In the doubles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
Nelson Wants Title
Lock Out for Your Aeroplanes,
the Salt Lake Zeppelin's Coming

All aboardl
The Salt Lake Zeppelin for San Fran
cisco, Portland, Alaska, Asia. London,
New York and all points round the
world.
All aboard! The Salt Lake CITY Yep
pelin over the Globe Line,
Within n few weeks the voice Of the
official caller for the Globe Line may
be announcing to the startled Salt Lake
public the departure Of the Salt Lake
City Zeppelin on its initial cruise round
the world All that stands in the way
is paltry $150,000 asked from the
Salt Lake Commercial club by DIR. A.
Brodbcck, the eccentric and energetic
president of the Aero club Of Utah
1t is DR.. Brodbeck s. purpose to pur-
chase a Zeppelin airship from Count
Zeppelin and launch it on It's initial
trip through the mountainous atmos-
phcre from tho summit of Enslg gu peak.
High above the snowcod peaks of the
Rockies and the Sierras, over the gray
deserts and blue oceans, winding its
jestic way through tho heavens the
drrigible of M. Zeppelin and NJ, Brod-
beck is to cncircle tho globe. And all
that is needed is $l5O,000 and the Com
mercial club has an entire week IN
which to raise it. DR.. Brodbeck has
done Salt Lake the honor TO allow il 10
he the first city TO contribute TO this
stupendous enterprise.
Tho communication received Thurs
day was the first information received
by the astoundcd members of the Com
mercial club of the venture Of the Globe
Line. President Joy II. Johnson and
Secretary Joseph f. Caine were unable
to say Thursday Just how soon the re-
quired amount of funds would be raised.
The tone Of the communication is
confident and reassuring. DR.. Brod-
beck assures the public and the govern
ments Of the world that the mission of
the Globe Line is peaceful and that 1t
viii result in no international compll-
cations. Dr. Brodbcck has attended to
all of the details including plan for a
bronze tablet at the city and county
building on which will be inscribed the
names of those who donate to the cause.
AS DR. Brodbeck s communication
will undoubtedly rank with the mes
sage sent by Columbus to King Ferdl-
nand and Queen Isabella of Spain,
some four hundred odd years ago, 1T IS
herewith printed in full;
Salt Lake City, August .. 1910.
To the Commercial Club. Care OF tho
Secretary. Salt Lake CITY. utah--Dear
Sirs-If Salt Lake men guarantee. INSIDE
OF a week or so. the price for Zeppelin
diriglble airship. SloO,O00. manned by
German experts. brought over from Ger
many In pieces. set up by German cngl-
noers i'm New York, or if II is technically
possible. In. Salt Lake City, I Will do the
following
I viii call it the "salt Lake City" It
will run between New York and san
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S0N0MA GIRL WINS
FREE-F0R-ALL TROT

DETROIT. Aug 5.-Sonoma Girl won
The free -for-al trot in straight heats to-
day at the fair grounds. II was closing
day of the Grand Circuit meeting at De-
troit.
Sonons Girl got bad start i'm the first
heat but took the lead from Margin al
the three quarters pole by going up on
the outside. Tho second and deciding
heat was largely a repclitton. Margin
leading much of the way. and Sonoma
Girl taking the lead in tho stretch. Mar
gin and Jack Lcyburn divided third and
fourth money.
King Cole. a hot favoIiie I'm the 2.0o
pace finished i'm fourth position in both
heats and WAS set back to ninth IN the
final for interference at the first turn.
In both heats, Merry Widow won in the
stretch. after letting Asa Wilkes lead TO
the three quarters pole.
In the 2.l3 trot Gamar led all the way
in the second heat, and In the first and
third heats had little difficulty in taking
the lead from Willy in the last quarter,
Summaries:
2:lS pace, three in five, purse $1,000
Nav Queen, won; Glover Patch. second !;
iIalgen third. Best time, 2:l02.
2;1S trot, three in five. purse $1,000
Camar, won: willy. second. Marguerite.
third Best lime. 2:oS..
Free -for-all trot, two in three, purse
Sl000-Sonoma Girl. won; Orc. second !.
Margin, third. Best time, 2:05:.
2:09 pace, two in three, purse $1,000
Merry Widow. won; Asa Wilkes, second; /;
Halle Direct, third. Best time, 2:95l,
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R0SEWATER SURPRISES
TALENT AT BUTTE RACES

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 5,-Roscvale sur
priesd The talent in the fourth race by
of 10 to l, when she again came first
under tho wire today with her price at
TO l, Miss Naomi. al 10 J.. 'had such
an :, SE, essy time winpins the fifth race that
jockey Dennlson was indefinitely sus-
pended today pending an investigation Of
his ride of Queen Lead which ran third
In the fourth race. Results:
First race; four and Il half furongs.
scling-Osaduene. 100 tMcBridc), 5 TO I,
won: Wiltrudo s.. H. PrIor). S TO 1,
third. Time. ;55. Deadwood, Abe SIunsky.
Wabanan, Elizabeth DAILY and Twenty
Hours also ran,
Second race. six furlonss. selling
Eusileer. 1o4 (GaugeD, TO .. won; Lord
Rossington, III C[ederis), to l. sec
ond; Quick Rip. Ill tMcBridel to 1,
third. Time. LA SIS. Balrccd, Orllcnc,
Harry Stanhopc, Big Eldorado. Entrada
and AnGclsa also ran,
Third race. one milo. sclling-Patriotic,
loS l02 INGlson}' to |, won; Dave Weber.
l09 Umcs), 10 l, third. Time, l:a$ As.
Iama, ilammerawaY. IIarlla. Or. White,
Meadowhorn, Markle Mayer and Con-
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, sell
inS-Roscvalc, lot Wandusen). to l.
won; Altcnberg. lo& tGaugeD. I to >. sec
third. Time, l:5$ 4-5. Netting. Flora
Riley. Treasure Seeker. Sprjngban and
Iivlus also ran.
Firth race, ono mile, scling-Miss
Naomi. lo7 (FischcD. > To ]. won: Little
Buttcrcup, lOi GauBeD. - TO 5. SOC
ond; Sink Spring. 1o5 Parkc1D. Is to /,
third. Time, lag. Mike Jordan. Knight
Of tranhoc. Mrs. Nugcnt. Warner Girls
well and Cabin also ran.
SlXth race, six Lurlonss scllins-Bur-
leigh. III Paecb. ( 10 I. won; Titus H..
NJ CGaugcD. Q To 3. second; Miss Picnic.
1n2 (W. Garcan). 4 10 | third Time
1:l5 10. Galone Gale. Senator Warner,
JiIlett Wccket and Mpssbaclt also ran.
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OCEAN BOUND WINS RICH
STAKE FROM FAST FIELD

SARATOGA. \. Y, Aug 5.-Ocean
Bound. admirably ridden by Schiliug
easily won the Alabama stakes. mile
and an eighth here this afternoon, de-
fcating the best hllies OF the year She
was backed from even money 10 10 3.
Ocean Bound and Folie Levy went out
To make the pace and opened up n gap
Of ten lengths in front OF Cherryola,
but the latter gradually closed the gap
and at the turn into the stretch was on
even terms with the favoritc. but the
early effort began to tell and she tired
badly in the last sixteenth.
Summaries:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Novelty. 10 I, won; Nightfall, 10 10 J.
second: Ieus, TO ], third. Time, :0S.
Second race one mile and a sixteenth
The Peer. 10 I, won; Lady Esther. to
Z, second: Bonnie Kelso even, third.
Time, 1:56 2-5-
Third race. five and half furlongs-
Miss Nett. 10 1, won; Eagle Bird. to 5,
second: Helen, 10 /, third. Time,
1:o9 ga.
Fourth race one and an eighth miles
Ocean Bound. to o. won; Chcrryola
TO 2, second; Marigot, 25 to 1. third.
Time. 1.55.
Fifth race. seven furIongs-BIackford
> TO /. won: Martinez. TO l. second; Our
Hannah, 30 to /. third. Time, les %
Sixth race. one mile-Tasteful to L.
won; Suhragist. to 5. second. Baron
Dieskau, to 5. third. Time. :43.
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JACK JOHNSON ENTERS
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WHJRI,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Residents OF
Brooklyn Heights. an exclusive section
where many wealthy New Workers have
their homes, are in n turmoil over t.e
announcement that Jack Johnson. the
negro champion puGiist Of the world ,s
negotiating for the purchase of a house
in their midst.
According to the real estate men the
deal was 10 have been closed yesterda v.
but Johnson was Unexpectedly summoned
TO Chicago on account OF an accident
which befell his brother
The price agreed upon IS given as
s62. 800. The house, three story str7Ic-
ture. Is OF pressed brick and stone beau
lfuDy decorated and covered with ivy
johnson announces that he intends 10
maintain the house Gin a style CORE
spending To the prevailing fashion in
Brooklyn's exclusive social community
One of his nearest ncighbors win be the
Rev. Newell Dwight WiDls. successor to
Henry Ward Beecher I'm the pastorate Of
the Plymouth Congregational church
Two justices OF the state supreme cour.
also live within a stones throw. together
with a score or more of millionaire bank
ers. lawyers and business men.
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Final Break Comes Between Feder-e
alton of American Motorcyclists {
and National Cycling Assn

Francisco. and in the summer months
In scenic round trips in the Rockies, with
home station, 1t will be a link in the
Globe Line organized BY me. an airshIp
line between New York and London. via
Alaska and Asia,
the agency in America for Zeppelin IS
arships. The coun, hesitated long, as
| his airshps are partly The property OF
the German empire and partly for war
there, l overcame all these obstacles by
pointing out the. friendly relations De
tween Germany and the United States
and the peaceful purposes Of the Globe
Line. The latest type of aIrshIp will he
built; IL win hold about thirty passengers
besides the crew. II will be manned by
German experts until the Americans can
learn 1t, and If YOU say go. later 1t VIII
be run by Salt Lake boys, and possibly
once or twice make the entire trip around
! the world as part of the Globe Line. |
trust the gas company OF Salt Lake City
can furnish all the gas needed 10 I'LL II
and keep il filled We shall transport
also. packages from the start. and the
mail, in part, for America and the world.
through special act Of congress,
IL is an event in history. the inaugurs-
globe-a greater event than the FIRST rail-
way line or steamship line.
The honor is yours. lasting fame. In
bronze tablet In the airship and In the
city hall OF Salt Lake will be inscribed
The names OF the men who had the nerve
Gas well IA the mcans) TO do it,
Even as a prosaic business investment,
II is as good or better than Salt Lake
real estate. it pays probably % to 80
per cent net profit. I will. as head Of
the Globe Line, further agree that this
investment of $l5O, 900 shall he secured ny
the first 10 per cent Of net profits OF the
Globe Line. and shall bring at least 10
per cent interest,
II you act promptly, ] viii reject, or
put in second and third places all other
offers for this honor, and give Salt Lake
city tho preference. and the honor to
name tho first Zeppelin airship In Amer
len after their city 1t win he all ad-
Vertisement for Salt Lake and Utah as
nothing else on earth. il Will give TO
tho world glimpse Of western enter
prise and OF the future greatness OF the
center OF the mighty Rockies
Don't let Denver get ahead OF you The
tourists will be twice and three times
in number II Salt Lake City Is the center
or an aerial scenic Rocky Mountain line
which VIII reach from Denver TO Los An
sclcs, from Cheyenne and Yellowstone
park 10 ST. George and Arizona.
or COURSE You will say we as a club
are powerless. IL is not our business
nave beard thai before and 1T may be
truc. but your club can al least bring
IL TO tho notice OF Utah's rich men. who
are, / understand. nearly all members OF
superior strategy requires extraordinary nv
steps. so II would not be out of the wav
n the club, as SUCH would help TO bring
this result about. ! don't come as "A
hegsar hut as messenger Of good news
and as advance agent of Salt Lakes
greatness. Here Is your chance Re-
spectfully, 4, BRODBECK
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IN POLICE COURT

Doctor" David Maxwell, accused OF
being the o-be'ween in obtaining dope
for The chop heads" of this city and who
was employed as a prescription clerk In
fused bail by Judge Whitaker, Friday
forenoon. His attorney had appeared in
the police headquarters with the sou
bail required OF Maxwell when he was
first arrested. but due To the fact that
The county attorney had issued com.
plaint charging Maxwell with DracticnS
medicine without license, bail was re
fused by the court
Frank Collier. who induced Grace Fos-
Ter Ia leave her home in Piochc Nov.
and beat her way with him in box cars
To Salt Lakc city. was sentenced To
scrvc Hfty days in the city Jail Tho girl
was taken To the home of In aunt AIRS.
Antoine Foster wife Of n grocer a Sev-
cnth West and First North street who
mad "ead in tho papers Of the troubles
OF thc girl.
Graz Arns:ro"g accused Of "I.rons.
"Wednesday nich;. had her bah iNcd by
Judge WHITAKER at $3.50. Her case viii
bc heard Oh August IL.
John A. Jones. the railway mail clerk
of tic Oregon short J.lnc. who shot and
killed Arthur Sheppard In ;ho WcliinS
ton hotel lobby on th" morning of July
10 was bound over TO the district court
ON tho charge of murdcr III the lirs:
degree. Su Was not fi%cd. Regardless
oi thc efforts ol Attorney NJ. Nj. Warner
TO Introduce into the preliminary hear
ing evidence of the details Of the crime.
Judge whitaker ruled ihai Il crimc had
been committed and said that he woIld
hold Jones for Il trial by jury and that
Attorney Warner could prove his case
TO Che jury
The FIRST automobile case 10 he tried
under the new city ordinance governing
those vehicles came before The court when
-. r. Homstcsd appeared for his clients
j w O'Neill and William CroniD. They
were charged with Il violation OF the sec
tiop OF the ordinance prohibiting the
standing OF vehicles closer together than
fifty feet. Their case Will be tried Sat-
urday forenoon at 10 o'clock,
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"RAWHIDE" KELLEY TO
PROMOTE ATHLETICS
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 5.-%Rawhidc' Kelley.
the popular athletic trainer ana fight cN =
pert. Is heading u movement To organize
All athletic association in Ogden thor
oughly equipped with gymnasium. bath
ing pool and other appurlcpanccs OF tho
modern gymnasium. Associated WITH
Kelley is Charles Baker Both have made
"a canvass Of the business IEca of the
city and report that they have met with
much encouragement. suitable location
will be obtained as soon ms possible and
the necessary equipment ordered
Kelley says that negotiations arc now
under way with I.onGboat. the indian, and
Johnny Hayes, the champion runner. 10
compete in a Marathon race.
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Speedy Negro Cyclist Gives
Good Exhibition of Pace Fol.
lowing at Salt Palace.
DOWNING PUNCTURES TIRE
WHILE BEATING AGRAZ
Amateur Riders Furnish Inter-
esting Feature in Long Aus
traIian Pursuit Race.

The initial appearance of Major Taylor,
the crack colored sprlntcr. ut the Salt
Palace Friday night attracted great
crowd Of spectators. The negro rider was
not the hero of any wonderful perform
ance. but lie gave good exhibition rid
ing behind the motor He rode an ordi-
nary sprint wheel for a quarter OF a
mile behind pace in :2l Ga, one and three
fifths seconds slower than the record
The stellar event Of the night proved
to be the amateur Australian pursuit race
CoIyn. who WAS picked to WIN this race.
got a poor start and was put out OF the
race carly In the game. Most OF the other
riders wcro soon out of ii. Young. Gem
pie and o. SchnertZ were left TO fight iC
out In a vcaTyinS three -corncred match.
Lap after lap they went without any per-
ccptihlc change in their positions. Final
ly after they had gone more than fvo
miles Schmcrtz showed his superior stay
ing powers and gradually overhauled the
other two, winning the race
Downing Punctures Tire.
In the ten-nle motor-paced race be-
tween Downing and AsraZ, the former
showed his superior skill and speed be-
hind the motor, and al the end OF five
miles he had gained lap on Agraz. With
three laps 10 go Downing got puncturo
and had 10 stop. Fortunately he was able
10 hold his wheel on the track aud avert
what might have proved serious acct
dent. Agraz completed the ten miles and
with Downing out Of il the racc was
given to him.
professional race handiy. MscFa rland
pulled Clarke and put him in front Just
at the proper moment. Tyer Lawson made
a pretty challenge and finished second.
The mile invitation handicap went 10
Dorian. Walker who was the scratch
man, was pulled to the front by Burrs.
Dlcfsnhacher and Srodbeck. but when he
reached the front men he was unable 10
get by and had to be content with fourth.
Colvn rode we'll in the unknown dis
tance race for amateurs, and with two
laps to 60 ran away from the bunch ana
finished by himself =
Summaries.
Unknown distance lap. amsteur-Coi-
vim first; Rodberg second: Geuple, third;
Taylor. fourth. Distance, . miles. = laps.
Time. AS.
Australian pursuit race. amateur-O.
SChmertZ. FIRST: Young. second. Gemple
third: Herman, fourth. Distance ) miles,
laps. 40 yards. Time. 1879.
nc-fourth mile. record trial-Major
Taylor Time, 81 3-5.
One-mhe invitation handicap, profess
sional-Dorlan 90 yards). FIRST; Wilcox
fS5 yards). second: Achorn 600 yarisl,
third Walker tscratch). fourth: Carslako
(5o yardsl. fifth Time. Isl.
Two-mile open lap, professional
Clarke, first: Lawson second; Walker.
third; MacFarland. fourth Time. S.i5 ID.
Ten-milc motor paced race, Downing
VS.. Agraz-Won by Agraz Time, 1i:2l 25.
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ABERDEEN MAN WINS
PACIFIC COAST HANDICAP

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 81. J. Law
Of Aberdeen, Wash. won yesterday the
Pacific coast handicap the final event OF
the interstate association trap shoot. HIS
score was 81 targets broken out Of a
possible 100. F. A. Dryden of Walla
Walla. Wash, was second. with 81, and
T.. A. Nelson OF Yacolt, third with o..
The Pacific handicap was for amateurs
only. but professionals are allowed TO
shoot for exhibition records
The leading professional was w Il.
Clancey of Chicago, who broke 90 tar
gets.
The events which preceded the big han
dicap brought ont the most scnsa tional
performance OF the three days shoot.
Mrs. A. ID. Toppcrwoin. professional or
San Antonio. Tex, turned In perfect
score OF 100. This performance il Is
said has only once been cqualed in a
regular tournament
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CANS WINS GREAT
RACE AGAINST DEATH
Famous Negro PugiIist Is Now
at Home, and May Live
Two Weeks.

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug, Joe Cans,
former champion lightweight pugilist. re-
turned to his home here this afternoon in
the last stages OF consumption. He rail-
lied somewhat after leaving PittsburG this
morning and stood the long trip from that
city fairly well,
While the fact that he is al home ap-
pears to have benefited Cans. his physi-
clnns expressed the opinion that he can
not live more than TWO weeks. and that
his death within n day or two would
not cause surprise.
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NAT TfONAL
Phillies Hit Hard

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 5,--Philadcl-
phia battcd Pittsburss pitchers hard to-
day and Won easily ! To /. The hard
hitting of Doolan and Luderus featured
the game. the former making three two
oaggcrs in three times at bat and Lud-
erus two singles and a two-bagger
RH. Il.
PlttSpnfG ..s..- .-....-...,...r l
Philadelphia ..,... .t............ 15 o
BattcricS-CannitZ Webb, Maddox and
Gibson: Moore and Doom, Cmpircs-
O'Day and Brennan.
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KNELL OF RACING Is
NOW FORMALLY SOUNDED

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 5.-The stew
ards OF the Jockey club today were for
mally notified that racing in New York
state will come 10 an end this year OH
August 81 The presidents Of the Brook
lyn Jockey club the Coney Island Jockey
club the Empire CITY Racing association,
the Metropolitan Jockey club and tho
Queens County Jockey club all gave no
tiCc that those associations would not
avail themselves of the racing dates al
lowed for their autumn meets.
The approval Of the stewards was
granted the Maryland Jockey club 20
conduct a meeting at Pimlico, Md.
from October IL 10 81, inclusive,