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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
SPECIAL ORDERS TO
PERRY RIFLE TEAM
Members Must Report to Major
Williams at Post
Sunday.

\ special order from the National
Guard headquarters has been mailed 10
every member OF the rifle team, which
states the list OF requirements for the
Perry trip, The men are to report to
Major Williams. Sunday morning, at the
Fort Douglas range. when an eight-day
practice will commence, The men must
report in heavy marching equipment, as
the team will practice up until the de-
parture of the Guard for Wyoming. All
work with the various organizations will
be cancelled and the men will do nothing
but shoot. The state is anxious TO win
the honorS in class &C. and nothing will
be put in the path OF the shooters. The
men will cat and sleep in the barracks
at the post and will shoot during the
morning and afternoon. when the heat is
less intense.
The coaching will be of the best, as
the services OF Lieutenant Walthall will
without q doubt, be had. He will be as
the boys will be given every available
pointer. The course which will he shot
at Perry will be run several times and
the scores compared with the scores OF
the Perry team last year. The team will
leave Wyoming the 18th. which Is three
days before the camp will break up. This
will put the team in early at Perry, so
as TO take advantage of the preliminary
practice. During this practice the team
members Will be given an opportunity to
shoot for so and 80 per cent medals
which are given by the Ohio Slate Rife
association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
TR0TTING CLUB WILL
HAVE GRAND OPENING

The Kaysyille Trotting association has
its opening day July 20. beginning with a
ball game at l p. m. between Salt Lake
and kaysville This will insure good,
fast game on the new grounds. which are
HrSt-claSs.
The associations grounds are on the
Bamberger road.
The races begin at $50 p. m. sharp
The card follows.
First race, 2;16 trot or pace. purse $4OO
Entrance fee per cent and per cent
from winners.
Second race. half mile dash. purse $50
No entrance fee: horses from every
where.
Third race. 2:26 trot or pace. purse
S250-Entrance feet per cent and ) per
cent from winners.
Fourth race. quarter mile dash, purse
s20-No entrance fee;' Davis county
horses only.
Fifth race. half-mile heats matinee
No entrance fee: for green horses; prizes
TO the value OF S35
Sixth race, haIf-mile dash. slow race
purse s5-No entrance fee; slowest horse
wins the purse.
Seventh race. foot race. 100 yards, open
to oil, purse $I.50-No entrance fee,
Eighth race. foot race, quarter mile
open 10 all, purse S10-No entrance fee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Whittler-De Roster Tie
JOHNSON IS FINED
FOR FAST DRIVING
Says He Did So to Escape Boys
Who Threw Stones at
Him.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-"John y.
Johnson, actor as the champion heavy
weight pugilist described himself in an
affidavit In police court today was fined
SIS for recklcssly driving his big auto
mobile around the Opngcstcd spaces rnar
Forty second street and Seventh avenue
yesterday afternoon. Johnson had an
excuse ready.
II had 10 go the way l did To dodge
the hoodlums who Call me names and
throw stones at me- said he. The Off
GERS told me to go fast and get away as
soon as | could. | have never run down
or injured any one, but j don't want to
be struck by stoncS.'
Chief Magistrate McAdoo expressed the
opinion that automobiliuG was likely TO
get Johnson into more trouble than his
prize lighting.
you will run down some ono vet You
have been arrested in almost every city
YOU have visited" continued the justice.
But your honor. that was done for
purposes" said the big fight
er. in apparent seriousness,
He pleaded guilty and paid the fine
imDosed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
VERNON WILL PROBABLY
BE SCENE OF BOXING

non. that unique community which is
practically surrounded by Los Angeles
win. in all probability, be the scene OF
boxing contests such as the council here
proposes TO place the ban ON.
Vernon while frequently appealed TO.
has always opposed becoming part OF the
greater city and its affairs are In the
hands OF board of trustees, It is here
that forty-fve- round contests have been
staged. and now. while the anti boxing
spirit appears 10 be moving ahead. the
degree of satisfaction. II is fairly Ger
tain that the town will welcome contests
as conducted under the state law.
Tom McCarty owns the fight arena
round contests. such as have for years
been given at the Maud Junction pa
vilon,
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Ponies Come Back to Form at
Buena Vista Track
Wednesday.
SPRING RACE MEET WILL
COME TO CLOSE TODAY
Roy, Junior, FavOrite, Finishes
First i'm the Feature
Event.

The ponies came back to old time form
at the Bucna Vista track and four IA
Yorites were able to finish first. The other
two races fell to horses with substantial
odds. a good sized crowd attended and
the racing was again Of the high class
order, there being exciting finishes in
nearly every event. The meet closes to-
day.
The first race was n thriller from the
start to the finish Lillian Ray and Cha
nate. two outsiders, fought for first
honors the entire five and half fur
longs. Cavallenav a 100-to-1 shot. 1ln-
ished good third. and those who had
laid her to place made good winning.
"a Petite won his race from Minnedoca,
the favorite. in a beautiful finish In the
second His lead at tho tape was mere
nose,
Father Stafford upheld predictions in
the third race. He drove up from the
rear on the stretch and won driving. The
fourth race, the feature event OF the
card. brought out some good horses. Roy
Junior was an odds-on fayorite and held
his own from the start. He won by
good four lengths, after increasing his
brought Tansy In first In the fifth event.
after the best ride Of the day. On the
,lalt this horse was a poor tenth, BY
the turn he had worked up To fifth,
al on the stretch he outgamcd the five
wh' were ahead Of him and won by a
full z. 9Th.
H'C2co Hand, an outsider. took the
sixth away from the choice of the talent
in remarkable style in the closing race.
Tbs horse seemed shut out when the
beautiful burst of speed IT dashed past
its competitors and won easily.
The results
First race. five and oue-half furlongs,
selling. purse S200-Lilliau Ray (Selden),
10 TO |, won; ChanaLe (BuXton), 10 TO |,
second: Cavalenn (Aguayo). 100 10 L,
third. Time, los 40. Bill Mqyham,
Gelico, Belle Kinney. G.. j. Harvey,
Alivia. Judge shortall ard Sadie II. fin
ished I'm the order named.
Second race. five and a half furlongs
selling purse S20O-I-a Petite GKederis).
2. second; Reuben Qvers). , to |, third
Time. los 3-5, Galcne Gale. David
Boland and Gabriel finished in the order
named. Scratchcd-St Francis.
Third race. five furlonss selling, purse
S25o-Father Stafford (E. SMITH. to g
won; Hannis (Taylor. 3 to ]. second: !:
Tube Rose (GaugeD, TO I. third Time.
Lawndale Belle and Yolo finished in the
order named,
Fourth race. one mile, selling. purse
Melissa {vosper5. to ;, s second; VI Warner ne
1:41 3-5. Aks-Ar- Ben. Buckthorn
and Glaucus finished in the order named.
scratched-Brishton,
Fifth race. one mile, selling, purse 5000
--Tansy (Seldcn). to /, won; Smiley
MetZner (Taylor), ~ to L. second Net
ting (BuXton). to l, third, Time I 40.
Affair. Miller's Daughter. DR.. Mayer,
Santhia. Wicket. Young Belle Dixie Dix
on and Biased finished in, the order
named; Scratched.Jim Cafferata.
s25O-Hidden Hand (Vosper). TO 1 won;
Hamper OKirschbaum), G to 5. second
Silver Stocking GYers), 10 2. third.
Time. ia. Patterson and BuTleigh fin
ished in the order named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Today Will End Spring Meeting
Of Jockey Club at Buena
Vista
HARNESS RACES ARE
TRIUMPH FOR JONES
Drives ALI of His Own En-
tries, and The Able
Besides.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. July 20.-The
second day OF the Grand Rapids harness
race meeting was a day OF triumph for
i. j. Jones Of Memphis. Tenn. princi-
pal owner of the Gccrs stable He
climbed Into the sulsy i'll place Of the In
Jured veteran and drove his own entries
and The Able besides. He won the 2:l2
trot for the $4,000 furniture manufac-
turers' stake with Dudic Archdale, for
whom he paid $4,000 last week. aud also
drove The Able TO victory in the 2l6
pace.
Gcers, disobeyine the orders Of his doc
Tors, drove 10 the park and saw the
horses he had trained come first under
The wire.
Because of Geers's injuries, The Har-
Vcster was drawn from the 2:06 class
trot. Orc won the race handily,
Summaries
2;ls pace. purse $1,000, three in hyc-Thc
Abbe, won; Andy n J., second, Nellie
6, third Best time. 2:0S Ia.
2:06 trot, purse $1,000, two in three
Oro, won; Wilkes Heart. second: Mercy,
third. Best time 2:SS Ia.
2;l2 class trotting. furniture manufac-
turers' purse. $lO,000--Dudic Archdale.
won: Bisa. second; Bcrvaldo, third.
Bcst time. 2.08 IA.
2:09 class. pacing, purse $1,000. three
in fire-kiug Cole, won, Waverly. sec
ond; w. a, third Best time. 2;07i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Students of Physical Education
Department Win By Score
of 66 to 56. (,
MADSEN IS INDIVIDUAL >
STAR: TWENTY POINTS
Van Buren, Gets Sixteen Points
and Christensen Makes
Fourteen. !.

The students in the school of physicai
education at the university defeated tho
rest OF the summer school III the hrst
annual summer school field day at the
school Wednesday, This victory is ce-
pccially favorable to the physical cduca-
don students. as they compose only about
contest was close throughout and il was
not decided until the last few events.
The final score was &c TO 5s.
i The mcet brought out some good ath-
letic material, and each side was repre-
sentcd by thirty or more good men,
Madsen, for the physical department, was
the individual star. lie won twenty
points, taking firsts In the broad jump.
100 and 220tyard dashes and the 2ao-
yard hurdles. Van Buren, of the same
team took sixteen points. and Homer
Christensen. the B, Y. u. star was tho
point winner for the regular Students,
having fourteen points TO his credit.
The Summary.
lOO-yard dash-Mndsen. physical, first:
Day. regulars, second, Christensen, regu-
lars. third. Time. II seconds.
22O-yard dash-Madsen, physical. first:
Day. regulars. second; Christensen. regu-
lars. third. 'r'nc, % !-5 seconds.
40 yard aGTh-H- Christensen, regu-
lars. first H.",:s. physical, second: Isaac
SON, reguls-s, third, Time. 56 rs sec
onds.
sso-yard run-IIiclsman, physical; first;
uars. third. Time. 2lO 20.
Mile rum uHkS, pnESlcdJ, nrSl, Ahoer-
son. physical second; Cole. regulars.
third. Time. $50.
High jump-Robinson. regulars. first;
Day. regulars. and IIarteey, physical. tied
for second. Height. feet. inches.
Broad jump-Madsen, physical, first;
Hickman, physical, second: Calder
physical, third. Distance, 20 feet, 10A
inches.
shotput-van Buren. physical. first:
Harker physical, second; n. Christensen
regulars, third. Distance, 81 feet. 4
inches.
Hammer throw-Yan Buren,. physical
first. Peterson. regulars, second; Harker
physical, third. Distance, l0T feet. 4
inches.
Discus-Christensen regulars. first:
Van Buren. physical. second: Gardner
physical, third. Distance. sc feet, 1 inch
Pole vault-Crossby. regulars, first:
Van Burcn, physical second. Gardner.
regulars third, Height. feet. inches.
Half-mile relay-Regulars, Day. Robin-
son. Prive. Christensen won
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HORSE RACE MEET
NOW NEARING END


With the farewell card this CThursday)
afternoon, the present meeting OF the
Utah Jockey club will come to an end.
The horses and race followers who came
here Tor the Rucna Vista races will be
divided between Cheyenne aud Butte.
Many of the horsemcn have left the
track and their animals are en- route tn
Butte or Cheyenne. Tho others will leave
on special trains during the next two
DAYS. Manager Richard Dwyer of the
Utah Jockey club. who has hecn acting
as starter. will go TO Butte 10 oHiciate
i'm the same capacity there. He Will be
accompanied by a number or the other
track officials. Presiding Judge f. St d.
Skinner will act in n similar capacity
at Cheyenne. c. G. Canpeau. who was
financial secretary and assistant manager
at this meeting. will ACT as manager at
Cheyenne, Besides the horse trains that
will be sent TO these cities special cars
will he made up for the officials and
race followers who will leave here after
Thursdays card,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG
in CRICKET TOURNAMENT

BROOKLINE. Mass. July Ca num-
her OF surprises marked the matches OF
the twentieth annual Longwood Cricket
tournament and the eastern doubles
championship today. In The latter event,
w. A. Larned. national champion in sin
giles, and G. Il. Wrenn, Jr. were defeat
ed in straight sets by Bea1s c. Wright
and Raymond u. Little.
Then as II climax OF today, Little, in
ternationalist and for years up among
the leaders of the game in America was
put out OF the singles by Dean Mathey,
Prince ton schoolhoy, In four sets.
Maurice T.. Mclaughlin OF San Francisco
had all he could do 10 remain in the
meet losing the first two OF his sets 10
c. K. Gardner OF New York. the result
of his contest being Is; i-G; 10-S. SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
CLOSES SUMMER SCHOOL

The closing event of the present ses-
sion of the school OF physical education
exhibition which takes place in the gym
nasium building tonight, starting at S
o'clock Those in charge OF the school
have Issued an invitation to all students
and friends OF the school and the gen.
eral public 10 attond the entertainment.
splendid programme hns been ar
ranged. in which all the students and
instructors In the school will take part.
II will include dancing. drills and various
kinds OF athletic and gymnasium eXer-
ciseS and movements.
Following the programme. the award
ing OF certificates for this session will
be made by President j, T, Kingsbury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Empire City Results.

EMPIRE CITY, N. Y. July 20-Ever-
EFT, backed from to | to S to 3. easily
Won the Test handicap, one mile, here
today, defeating a high class field The
race was marrcd by an unfortunate break
by the favorite, Restigouche, when the
barrier was sprung. He finished third.
First race, five and n half furlongs-
Ladazette. to /, won; Hectagon s to. l,
second; The Hague, TO /. third. Time,
1:0T.
Second race. mile and twenty yards
Gliding Belle. 13 TO 10, Won. Falcada,
GO to 1, second; Noon. 5 10 2. third.
Time 1:41 1-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Jeanne Fare
to 10. won; Sixty, 6 to 1. second: Royal
Onyx, s to 1, third. Time, iii 3-5,
Fourth race. mile-Everett. IS TO 5,
won; Apache, to 1, second; RestIgouche
to I. third. Time, :39 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs TO
;. won: Star Charter I to .. second Seth
to /, third. Time, 1:1s 1-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixth-Imitator
to 3. won; Banbury. to ], second :
Bad News. to !. third. Time, 1:i7 1-5.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000, Independent $780,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Brooklyn Defeated.

CHICAGO. July 20.-ChicaGo defeated
Brooklyn, 1 to o. In a hard fought
twelve-inning game today. Both Pfcis-
ter and Bell pitched excellent ball. The
former was forced to retire in the ninth,
when he dislocated his thumb in catch
Ing Lennox's terrific line drive, If IL
had gone safe. Brooklyn would have
scored at least one run and won. Score:
R.I.E.
Chicago
1SIOOklNn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mcintyre and Ar
Ger; Bell and Irwin. Umpres-John-
stone and Eason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
WILL FORCE JOHNSON
TO FIGHT I,ANGFORD

: Woodman. Sam Langford's hustling
: manager. has arrived here from
. California with tho announcement
. that he is prepared TO post a side
. bet OF $40, 900 In behalf of Lang
ford the moment Jack Johnson dis
. plays willingness to sign articles
OF agreement.
I'll admit that Johnson Is A great
: pugilist." said Woodman. "but
. Langford. though forty pounds
. lighter. can beat him. II Johnson
= goes to England. France or Aus
tralia I will follow him with Lang
. ford to force him TO fight"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
American Association

At Indianapolis-Min A. Indian
apols. 2.
At Louisville-St Paul-Louisville tied
at end OF ninth, Z to :.
At Columbus-kansas City, 10; Colum-
bus. 4.
AT Louisville-St. Paul. s; Louisville, Z.
(Ten innings)
Al Tolcdo-Milwaulsee 3; Toledo, g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
CHICAGO NATIONALS
PURCHASE NEW MEN

CHICAGO, July 20.-The Chicago Ma
tional League club announced today the
purchase OF Outicider X .ener from the
Spokane club OF rre northwestern
league, Pitcher Weaver from the Louis
vile American Association club, and
Pitcher Geist from the Lincoln West
ern League club, Weaver and Geist were
members of the Chicago squad on the
spring training trip. but were sent back
for further seasoning,
These three players will Join the Chi
caSo squad at the close of the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Marshall Wins.

HAMBURG, July 20.-Frank ] Mar
shall. the American champion, won his
game today in the third round OF the
international chess tournament by de-
feating tho German champion, Tarrasch
Schlcichter now leads in the tournament,
having half point the advantage over
Salwc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
New York Beaten.

CINCINNATI July 20.-Cincinnati
beat New York today in a see-saw game
TO 5. Downey and Egan pulled off a
triple play In the eighth inning. New
York had Doyle on third and BroclSer,
who ran for Myers, on second, Murray
lined to DoWney, who stepped third.
retiring Doyle, and threw TO Egan. re-
tirInG Brocker. Score: R.HE
NC" lpE6 10
Cincinnati 80. ,.........,.,.... 13 2
Battcrles-Ames. Crandall and Schlei
Burns and Mclean. umpires-Riglcr and
Emslie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Boston Wins Game.

PITTSBURG. July 20.-Boston, al
though shut out until the ninth Inning,
won today. 3 to .. Maddox In the
ninth, gave his only base on ball of the
game. This was followed by two three
baggers and a single, giving Boston It's
three runs. Score. RHE
Boston 9 9 o
flllSDUTS "
Batteries-Mattern, Ferguson and
Graham; Maddox and Gibson. Umpircs-
Klein and Kane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Hamburg Wins,

LIVERPOOL. July 2o-H. P. Whitney's
bay fIlly Hamburg out OF Lady F'rivoles
won the Mersey stakes OF 700 sovereigns
for 2-year- -olds. distance the new middle
straight five furlongs. run here today.
Radiancy was second and Cyrilla third.
Six horses started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
JOHNSON WINNING
IN LEGAL BATTLES


: CHICAGO. July 20.-Jack Johnson
. champion pugilist outpointed George
: Little. his former manager, here in
: the first round OF legal encounter
: over the ownership Of a $1,000 dia-
: mond ring. now worn by john
son
: Municipal Judge Hume ruled, at
!. the request OF Gustave Beerly.
? Johnson's attorney. that Little must
: file specific statement of his
claim.
We want to know where, when.
!. why and how he got IT," said the
attorney.
: The court granted continuance .
= until August 20. at the request of
: Johnson's attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Bishop Defeated.

BROOKLINE, Mass. July 20-In the
tennis tournament today, G. NJ Church,
the Princeton intersohoastio champion.
defeated Richard Bishop of Boston In
singles, r, II Palmer and c. c. Plynp-
ton defeated c. II. CoIester and c. r
shin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
NATIONAL
st. Louis Loses.

ST, LOUIS. July 20.-St. Louis lost
the final game of the series with Phlla-
dclphia today. II TO . FoXcn held the
locals safely throughout the game. al
though he was wild a. times. Score
R.H u
St Louis go. ...,.......... 2 4
Philadelphia .... .....r,..,..,.,.11 l. =
Batteries-Harmon. Backman. Rciser.
Gcycr and Bresnahan; FoXen and Doom,
Umplres-O'Day and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
New York Victorious.

NEW YORK July 2o.-The timely hit
ting of Laporte enabled New York to
defeat ST. Louis today. to !. in a ten
inning game. He Knocked n home run
in the fourth and I'm the ninth scored
Woltcr from second with a long single
E.lI T..
ST. Louis ....,..-..,s.,......... 1 II |
New York ..........,..,..,..
Batteries--pelty and Stephens; Quinn
and Mitchell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al wichita-Wichita, s; st. Joseph. l.
At Omaha-Omaha, a; Sioux City, /.
At Denvcr-Denver 10; Topeka, 2,
AT Lincoln-Lincoln. I: Des Moiness g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Gould's Horse Wins.

PARIS July 20.-Frapk J. Gould's 6
Pauvre Rose. quoted at IL to 1 in the
betting. won the Prix Bougie, which was
run at Tremblay today. Teneriffe, owned
by Eugene Gischof, won the Prix Sera-
phlne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Wins Preliminary Handicap.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20-George Il.
Dimmock. Jr.. of Elizabeth. n. J..
Yale student and member of the Yale
Gun club. won the preliminary handicap
today In the eastern handicap target
tournament ut Edgehll. Dimmock broke
81 out OF 100 targets at sixteen yards,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Third Straight Game.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20-Philadel
phia won its third straight game from
Chicago today, to o. Coombs kept Chi
cago's hits scattered, while both OF the
home teams runs were due to bases on
balls. In the second Inning Scott gave
three bases OH balls in succession.
R.H.E.
Chicago go. Observation-Disclosures 6 /
Philadelphia B.. s.,........,...s.. /
Batterics-Smith, Young, Scott and Sui
Ivan; Coombs and Gapp.
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Johnson to Relief,

WASHINGTON. July 20-Washington
worked three pitchers and Cleveland two
today, johnson came TO tho locals re-
lief, after Groom and Mower proved easy,
and landed tho game Ri t.
Washington . ........,,. S Q
Cleveland -. Observation-Disclosures, 2
Batteries-Groom Johnson. Mower and
Brcckendorf; Mitchell Koestner and Be
mis-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
Winning Streak Broken.

BOSTON. July 20-Dctroit broke
Bostons winning streak today by defeat
ing the locals in II hardfought eleven
inning game, TO ?, Errors by Speaker
and Stahl were followed each time by n
run for Detroit, r III e.
detroit s.-.-s .,...,...s,..-'.s. > IA
Boston s... .................,.. 10 4
Batteries-Willett and Stanage; Collins
and Carrigan.
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PAPKE is WILLING
TO FIGHT KETCHEL

: DENVER. July 20.-Announcement
: was made tonight that Billy Papke
. has accepted the offer Of local pro-
: moter for n fight with Stanley
: kctchel Should ketchel accept, tho
: bout will be staged near Denver. The
: match Is being talked of as one OF
: the features OF Frontier day at .
: Cheyenne, Wyo., in August.
: In accepting the offer. Papke wired
: today that he was willing TO allow
: Hctchel 20 name the division OF the
: purse and would agree tc a side
: bet OF $4,000. Should Ketchel de-
: cline, Papke declares he will claim
the middleweight title by default.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-21
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

TACOMA, July 2o,-Score: RHE
Seattle .... Observation-Disclosures. s
Bntteres-Matson. McCammenr and
Byrnes; Joss and Custer.
SPOKANE. July 20.-score: RH.E.
Spokane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l
Battcries-Smith and Lewis; Bonner
and Shea.