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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30
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fern bes Safens itattfinbsu ioIIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30

Selbe sufammen su treffen.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30

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Wliinoel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30
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Saubsn. : Srpf unb Wlebi5in muB
man eBlDffeIlpeiie fpenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30
Oenfpiiroi9e Gpifooe.
2lus Dem Sebeu oss Seeriinoers Siefes
md4tiseH 5reifaates.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-30

Snbres 1775. SO mar Der Sag Der
S9Ia9t BON RonOnga6slu, an ipels
6em Elm Stpar an 3abl Der Streiier
serinees, an Mutb aber uno on Guz
Berer Saltung auserI.isnes Seer Der
8riten cine Der bIutisiten RieosrIas
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
NEW CLUB OPENS
AT AUDITORIUM
Headliner Cut in Two by Chief
BarloW-Good Box
ing is Seen.

The Salt Lake Athletic club opened
its bouts at the Auditorium last night.
but without a headliner. On the ground
that ne was a professional and that
ten-round bouts would not be allowed,
Peter Sullivan was stopped from ap-
pearing against Kid Rose OF Colorado.
The order came to the club mango
ment from S. NJ. Barlow, chief OF po-
lice. The chief said. however that six
round goes were all right and that Kid
Rose was also right
How the chief and his city henchmen
could call Pete Sullivan more OF a pro-
teSslOnal than Rose and a number of
others on the bill was not seen by the
fans, but the word was sent out that
while the chief had no personal OBJ
1ecuons 10 anybody or any number Of
rounds he was not going on record ss
allowing professional" boxing.
Kid Ross of New York was substi-
tuted Tor Sullivan and showing a fine
Improvement over many Of his matches
I'm the past, knocked Rose out I'm the
first round. Rose, who is one OF his
last goes lasted 16 rounds with MuggSy
Sholes failed to show his past form.
Kid Irish showed that it was not yet
time for him TO be going back by stop
ping Kid Logan I'm four rounds. Lo-
gan was game, but lacked in aggrcs-
siveness.
Eddie johnson Of Pueblo stopped
Buddy Lawrence. a cOlored boy from
st. Louis, in three rounds.
In the opener Jockey Crimmons quit
in the second round. hoped out Of the
ropes while Bert Miller. the victor, fell
down IN his corner. The Jockey quit
just one punch too soon.
The arena and the seating arrange
ment was the best yet seen In a Utah
pavilion and the fans were loud in their
approval
N1ung Erlenborn Of Denver and
Jimmy Reagan. were introduced. The
two VIII meet at the Manhattan club
Lake club holds it's next card next
Thursday. Kid Ross well handled his
job as referee.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
TALENT HAS INNING
At EMERYVILLE CARD

Oakland June Pride Of Lismore
won the Modesto handicap at Emery
Vile today and equaled the track rec
ord of LOS LIS for five and one-half
furlongs. He got away flying and the
heavily played Cloudlight could not get
near him. Mentry outrode Leeds and
Hancock beat Wap head in a drive.
All the winners were well supported.
Summary:
First race. four furlongs. purse
Making. 112. Kirschbaum. 10 to 8, won;
Blue Moon, 100. Nosper, II to 8, second;
Handsatchel, 100, COburn, 4 to 1, third.
Time-.47 As.
Second race. six furlongs. selling
Waner, 10i. Leeds. s to 5. won; Deneen.
106. Cotton, to 2, second; Lady
Rensselaer,. 102. Callaghan, to I. third.
Time-1:13 Us.
Third race. mile and seventy yards.
selling.-SprinE Ban. 100. Cotton. - to
won; Coppers, III. Cohurn, 60 1.
second. Steel, ITO. CallaEhan. 8 TO 5.
third. Time-1:4f AS.
Fourth race. five and one-half fur
longs. Modesto handicap.-pride Of Lis
more, So. Sellden, . to 1. won Cloud
Light. los. Mentry. - to 10. second:
Bit Of Fortune. So. Callaghan. TO 1.
third. Time-1:05 Is
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
selling-Hancock, III. Nentry. ii TO s..
won; Wap. III. Leeds. 6 to I. second:
Special Delivery. III. COburn. TO j.
third. Time-1:f5 1-5.
Sixth race. Futurity course. selling
Recon. 100. Seldcn. 4 to !. won Mar
burg. los, Taylor, & TO 1. second. Em-
ma G, %, Gargan, 60 ]. third. Time
Lilo
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

The FIRST large consignment OF horses
from Oakland arrived yesterday. sta
nlcs will arrive daily with two cars a
day. the express companies not allow
ing more than two 20 be hauled on one
train In the consignment that arrived
Thursday were the stables Of Allen a.
Hcnsley. with Follie T.. Hiacko. Lord OF
the Forest. Terntuck. Ornate. Wiltrude
81. Rapid Water. Pearl Garland. Gale
d.. y. g. Walker. Banonica. Andrew u.
Cook and I'd Beasley. The best one
~ this bunch is the fast Lord Of the
Forest who won live str1iChts at Oak
land. lie has mark OF 1.13 for six
furlonEs.
The stable or r G. souIe. I'm charge
OF Trainer III. w. HOag. shipped in the
same car. tie has the salt Lake "a
Vurtfc Grace O.. and the fast Lena
Leach. but the pride Of the stable Is
tue 2-yCar-old. Beatrice Soule. named
after the owners little daughts~ T.
IT. Hopper brought six. Balrouia. Maya
zam. Hannibal Boy. Tom Adams. Little
Fannie and Regina Arvi. Balro1ia
seems 60 be the star in this lot and is
pretty shifty animal. NaEazam is
very fast. but seems TO have gone back
uror- 49, lightweight Jockey Selden.
who & .u ride az So pounds Sclden will
remain az Oakland until the end Of the
meeting. when ne viii leave Saturday
so that he will be here for the opening
dar Tom Jones brought over two
Arlin and Coricl J. Muckcy sent Louis
Streuber and W. Gabriel shipped Cadi-
cEon and Tillinghast
There was change In the track SUI
pcrintcndcnt Thursday. r. r. Hobart.
late supcrintcnd mt. stepping down and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
THOMPSON AND COLLINS
LOOK LIKE SAlTAIR CARD

Today will settle the headliner for
the next boxing card at Saltair, and It
begins to look like Cyclone Johnny
Thompson and Bird Leg Collins. The
way the matter shapes up is that
Thompson won't make weight for Pr
cato, and Rawhide Kelly won't allow
PicatO to meet anyone that won't make
weight. With Phil Brock refusing to
come without a prohibitive guarantee,
and Pete Sullivan going to Butte 10
meet Maurice Thompson Miners Union
day, Thompson and Collins are the
logical opponents.
From the way the fans talk. how
ever. the two will be a big drawing
card. II they meet IL will be an in
teresting article and there Will be
plenty OF IL. Collins is in training and
is showing great Improvement over
his form in his two draws with Pete
sullivan Against a man like the Cy-
clone, Collins will have plenty OF
chance TO rough IL, and so will 1homp-
son.
Promoter r. A. Grant expects TO
sign up the men today. Thompson
says he will not draw the color line
against Collins, although he says he
has on a mighty tough proposition.
Rawhide Kelly and Picato left yes
terday for Kelly's ranch at Eden to
await developments.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
FINE CARD OFFERED TO
BIKE FANS TONIGHT

a fine card tonight say the bike
fans after looking over the menu 20
be dished up at the saucer track by
Manager Harry HeaEren. There viii
be eight events and plenty Of chance
for the stars to clash.
In the match sprint race Norman
Hopper meets Gordon Walker in best
two in three heats to be run at one-
half. three-quarters and one mile. The
talent favOrs Walker to win, although
Hopper is showing his old jump In
training and is backed by many ao-
mirers
The big Train viii hook up in the
mile handicap professional and in the
two-mile open. In the handicap Law
son and Clarke start on scratch. In
the lap race the two big teams. Law
son and Pye and Clarke and McFar-
land. will have plenty Of chance to
fight 20 out to the tape.
Two popular amateur races. the Aus
tralian pursuit and the unknown dis
lance lap. are on the card and an p t.
tempt to break the two-1nile paced
record by Ray Duer.
Form should begin TO tell soon and
the fans win soon have the races fin
ished before Trey are run-but doFe
don't always come true.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
BUENA VISTA NOTES

making way for W. +. French. Mr.
French has been connected with racing
for the past twenty-eight years as
owner trainer and IS thoroughly con-
versant with all the details Of the pO-
sitiOn Of a track superintendent.
a communication was received from
San Francisco that there would be q
special train leave Oakland at $50 sat
urday afternoon. with horsemen des-
tined for salt Lake and would arrive
at salt Lake Monday morning at s
o'clock.
The track this year IS n good deal
faster than 20 was last year. and all
horsemen agree that IS is a safe track
as well A notice was posted on the
bulletin board that all horses have to
be off the track at 10 o'clock I'm the
morning and from that time on the
track is floated and then narrowed. Su-
pcrintendcnt French says that all the
track records made last year viii be
broken right off the reel.
Franz Kelly. known TO all race fol-
lowers as Hand Riding Kelly" arrived
from Oakland Thursday morning and
expects 20 take out n jockeys license.
lie can do los pounds and is. al con-
sidered. one Of the best hard riders IN
the game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
STATE LEAGUE SEASON
STARTS NEXT SUNDAY

At a meeting OF the Utah state
league directors held last night the
schedule for the season was IRA wn up
and the opening games set for sun
day salt Lake and the Occldentals
meet here. while Murray goes TO Og-
den. The schedule calls FOR games on
Saturdays. Sundays and holidays.
Dad Gimlin. the ogden Warhorse.
was down and says that ogden will be
i'm the running and after another pen
nant. Murray and the ocCideutals are
ready Tor the opening, Manager Black
OF the Occidentals having sent 90 Chi
Cago for two colored stars and to Los
Angeles for another.
With the three other teams I'm line
Manager Good Of Salt Lake will have
his team together Saturday. Subscrip-
tions are coming in in good shape. and
when tho time comes. salt Lake VIII
not be behind in backing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
.FAVORITES AGAIN REWARD
AT OGDEN RACE CARD
(speclaI ID The Herald -RepublIcar

Ogden. June Another fine race
card was seen at the fair grounds to-
day for the eighth day of the Wasatch
favorftes rewarding heavy backingi
In the third race came the first dis
qualification of the meeting, the
Judges holding that DR.. sherman had
fouled Lancashire Lad by cutting him
against the rail in the stretch run The
foul was a plain one. and when Dr.
sherman was placed second the ap-
plause was general. Whether without
the interference Lancashire Lad would
have won was matter OF opinion,
many holding that such would have
been the case.
Frank Lubbock showed to his form
in the fourth race, when he responded
nicely TO his riders call and moved
ahead OF Lady Adelaide to win hand
lily. Idberto and Beaumont were each
pOpu1ar winners.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

Il cannot believe" he said. that Gil
lett has been truthfully quoted. I don't
believe he ever said word against the
fight. but II he did 81 was all uncaued
for and untrue"
Turning to the newspaper men, the
big fighter said:
You boys who have seen me work
ing up here must know that my heart
and soul are I'm the coming scrap. and
IL does not stand TO reason that
would break my neck working III ev-
erything was settled for me to win. I
wonder what L have ever done in the
ring or I'm any other walk OF life to be
accused OF crookedness. quit the
fight game once because 1 did not care
for those connected with it or the
knockers who were continually rapplng
II. and now this story has come . It's
enough to break a man up"
For a while the camp was in a tur-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

world at large can rest at ease that
this fight between Jeffries and Johnson
way.
Il viii most certainly be the referee
OF that contest. For some reasons
welcome the chance to referee. for /
am sure nothing with the semblance OF
CrOokedness about 81 will be counter
anced. I know both men VIII strive
hard for the victory. but / am going TO
make sure that both Jeffries and John
son understand that viii see TO ~ that
the contest a. above board. II / notice
the sign OF fake 7 will step In and
stop the fight. The spectators viii be
refunded their money dollar for dollar.
I am not looking for anything OF this
kind but I am prepared to take action
II / see reason for doing So"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

a big nights work Is mapped out Tor
Friday night. when the champion will
give an exhibition az the Dreamland
rink. johnson will spar six rounds with
ris regular partners and VIII devote
about f5 minutes 60 gymnasium stunts.
Johnson and his manager. George Lit
tIc. were positive and wrathy In deny
ing n story from Chicago 10 the effect
that Governor Gillett had declared the
fight an arranged fake which would
land the white man a winner.
There is not "A word OF truth in the
story sent out from Chicago that Gov
crnor Giliett had declared the big fight
frame-up. and n lot Of other stuff"
said Tex Richard
n have positive assurance from Chi
C1go that the governor branded the
whole supposed Interview as false. The
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
sHETTLER GIVES GAVE.

Philadelphia, June st. LOhis de-
feated Philadelphia again today. Shet-
tier held ST. Louis to two hits and
gave only one base on balls until one
was out in the eighth inning. Then
he gave three men base on balls. Fox
scored on Ellis single and Titus wild
throw. winning the game Score:
n. II. +.
- LOUIS --------.---....4
fnlAaoelpnia 1890 -....-4.O3
Batteries-Lush. Sallee and Phelps:
Shettler. FOXen, Moore and Moran
Umpires-O'Day and Brennan.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

mou as a result OF the story. Jim Cor
bett boiled over with Indignation and
wanted to bet all kinds OF money that
the. governor could not prove the al
legged assertion
Later. when the Gillett story was de-
clared untrue by the governor himself.
quiet returned to the carp and JeffrieH
went TO work again Handbau and bag
punching took up most OF hts time- Box
ing was tab0oed-
Frank Gotch, the wrestler, viii ar
rive at the camp the latter part of
next week. He sent a message TO JEFF
fries today which read as follows:
We'll. old boy, / saved one cham
pionship. and I know you viii hold the
other VIII Join you right after June
Z. when must attend the Iowa prima-
ries"
Jeffries did a little wrestling with
Farmer Burns today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
ERLENRnRN IrEnr-

Young Erienborn. the clever Colo
RADIO featherweight, arrived yesterday.
coming back TO take part In the head
liner at the amateur bouts at the Man
haitian club next Monday. Erlenborn
meets Jimmy Rea gan for six rounds as
the headliner and the two boys viii
be worth seeing. Manager Downing
announced four other amateur Coos Of
four rounds each. ErlenbCrn looks I'm
fine shane
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The Seventeenth ward yesterday won
from the Twcnty-eeiEhth ward by the
winning battery was O'Shay and Beck.
The uty-eeCund ward won from
the Sixteenth. u 90 9. Ost'Cr and
Burdcftg were the Twenty second
ward battery.
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PAPKE CALLS BOUT OFF.

Los Angeles. Cal, June AFTER he
had been signed at his own request to
battle 25 rounds with Jim Flynn at
catch weights, Billy Papke suddenly
called off the match last night and de-
parted for the east They were TO have
met on Jure rs at the Vernon pavilion.
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on. THOSE GIANTsr

New York. June 2.-The New York
Nationals made their record Of con-
secutive victories nine by defeating
Cincinnati, TO ,. today. Suggs. Gin
cinnatfs pitcher. was batted heavily
IN the sixth inning. when the locals
Score. n II l.,
LihcAilnatl .ss---..-. .--.....a
new Aork --.-.--....-......I ID
Batteries-SugEs and Mclean: Dick
son. Crandall and Myers. Umpires-
Klein and Kane.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League

st. Louis. June Boston today de-
feated st. Louis in the eleventh inn
ing on Bradleys double and Wagner's
single for the winning run. 10 to 9.
Score: r. II. i.
Battertes-St. Louis. Lake, Bailey,
Waddell. Graham and Stephens; Bos-
ton. Karger. Smith Arellanes. Wood
Hall and Carrigan.
All other games postponed; rain.
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NTOUGAN WINS

Playing fine pool. w IT, Morgan CsO)
last night won from Il LYMAN 600 In
the pool tournament at Jcvuo's by the
score Of 90 TO 40. MorEan's high run
was 2S. Tonight !. Hukiu (-0Ol meets
10. Herman (TO1.
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Western League

At wichits-wichita. 10; St. Jo-
seph. S.
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 10: Oma-
ha. 7.
At Denver-Denver. s: Topeka. T.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, 4: Lin
coin. s.
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The Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company defeated Pembroke's Station
cry at Walkers field yesterday after
noon by a scor eof TO 2. Batteries
For Con. Dagon Co. ROmney and Hunt:
for Pembrokes, Sowadski and Stew
art