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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
HANCOCK SCHOOL
nine IS WINNER
Defeats Irving N. SCOTS Toss
erS to 0 i'm First of Series
of Three Games

Hancock school baseball nine de-
feated the Irving NJ. Scott team yester-
day morning at the North beach play
grounds by a score of / to o. The con-
test, the first game out of series of
three, was without doubt the best
played grammar school baseball game
ever played in this city. The result
was in doubt from start to finish, the
lads on both mines playing like major
leaguers. Risberg was in superb form,
striking out 16 men and being respon-
sible for double play. Mino made two
hits, one of which brought in the sole
tally of the game. O'Donnell was also
in good form and was accorded good
support.
The two mines will meet again next
Wednesday afternoon at Ais on the
same field. The score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
SPOTLEGMTS
ON SPOR rs

Murphy fight Abe did more lighting with his
with weeks growth and used il on Murphy's
back ike currycomb. The fight was one of
gagged in The few thousand fans who gath
cred at the National sporting club left the
pavilion dfsgusted-
Jockey Lucien. the American boy who has
been riding abroad, is seriously i'll in Brussels.
Confidence is everything. The modern pitcher
eontenptuously boastfuL The modern batter.
20 per cent of him. is afraid look mean
az the pltener- But there IS nobody who viii go
up in the air so quickly as pitcher when you
get him stung-there is goat so easy to
capture as that of the pitcher, if you only show
a little nerve
In talking about the coming fight in England
between Packy Mcfarland. the American light
weight, and Freddie Welsh, the English cham
pion. Jem Driseoll. the English feather weight
decision he would make himself the most popular
American fighter who ever visited England.
n. P. Whitney has conferred the following
names on three OF his year Ods now IN Eng
Of Enduranse by Right M @ Bully Gty Sand 1 for brown
gelding by Sandrngham out OF BalyhOo. and
Slipshod. for brown gelding BY Hamburg out OF
Cleveland is using three Pacific coast players
GraneJ, Kruger and StovaH-
James R. Keene has received word that ally
his CastIeton stud won n the richest 4 year cid
stake Of the season at Buenos Ayres sunday. II
ing from distemper since Saturdays race and
might not start IN the Wishers-
Right Fielder Miller. secured from the Cubs is
doing some good work for the Boston Doves
Following the victory OF n. l. shsw's smart
cold. sam Lewis By VictOr-Nantch Girl. In the
hrst race at Belmont park. In which he was
tered to sell for $500 ne was bid up and bought
for S1,5oo-sToo adyane.-oy ?. s. P. Randolph.
The hardest blow that has been struck the
American league in recent years is the failure
OF the St Louis club and the sudden and mex-
pected awakening OF the Cardinals. the Browns
rivals in the Mound City. II Is easy 70 figure
what the conditions in st. Louis with the
league team winning seven eight straight
games. The crowds are going to ses winning
ball. St Louis has really always been
the American league team was winning ths pub
lie supported the winner Now conditions are
reversed and Owner Hedges has rough sea be
down in his jeans and bring forth punches OF
the filthy lncre in an effort to get team which
the public ssr w PgOf the Or puSc R Demand dying TO
Game wardens in New England are having
great trouble to prevent the destruction OF game
birds BY rich men who ought 70 know better.
The law provides hne of not less than $40 or
more than $50 for each quail found in the posses
are killed and shipped out Of the state In
trunks Of clothing and By other means
Believing thar the speed Of several Of their
sDripting Manager McAleer and Trainer Ouirk
OF washington have placed most Of the players
IN charge OF +. r. Lamar. a sprnter and trainer
or ave days he has had the squad out every
morning teaching them the art OF developing
speed
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
Californians Defeated In
Tennis Doubles

NEW YORK, May 2s.-william B.
Cragin Jr. and Walter Merrill Pell won
the Bronx championship tennis doubles
today. In the finals they defeated the
Californian, Carleton r. Gardner. and
William H. Connell, Cd, ca, e-S
and "a.
Gardner arrived in the final of the
singles, where he coupled Connell. In
the semif1nal he defeated Rosenbaum.
6-3, 6-4 The finals will be played
tomorrow.
Gustave F. Touchard holds the cup at
present, but because of illness it is
doubtful if he will defend 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
WOULD END BOYCOTT

CLEVELAND, May 2S.-President Ban
Johnson of the American league is in
the city and expects to hold a confer
ence tomorrow with John Mitchell, for
mer head of the united mine workers
and a number of local labor leaders
with the object OF putting an end of
the boycdst of the Cleveland American
league team. Tt is said both sides are
willing TO make some concessions
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Risberg 16. by o'Donnell s..
First base on called balls-On Risberg l. Sac
rIfce hit-Bacigaupi. Two base hfts-Mino.
Griffin Double play-Risberg to Mino Time
of game hour aud minutes. Umpires-E
Ryan and A. Peterson. Scorer-Ray Daugherty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
HERREsHoFF BEATS TRAvERs

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Frederick
Herreshoff won the Metropolitan golf
championship today at the Norris
County golf club by defeating Jerome D.
Travers in the final round 4 up to
play.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Make your bets. boys; get down good and hard
Hon. Victor Metcalf former secretary of the
navy in an interview at Washington gives out
as his honest opinion that Jen will be as fiji as
ever he was in his life When he hooks up with
johnson. That being the case there is nothing
II IT, So get down. boys don't let the soff
money get away from you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Cleveland fans are betting even money that
Larry Iajoie will COP the batting championship
and the automobile that goes with it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Believing thar the speed Of several Of their
Dolavers can be improved il taught the art OF
sDriptfng Manager McAleer and Trainer Quirk
OF washington have placed most Of the players
IN charge OF T. R. Lamar, a sprinter and trainer
OF sprinters OF reputation. and for the last four
or FIVE days he has had the squad out every
morning teaching them the art Of developing
speed
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29
EmeryvilIe Entries

Following are the entries at Emeryvile for
Monday, May so:
FIRST RAcE-Futurity course: selling; year
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-29

Game wardens In New England are having
great trouble to prevent the destruction OF game
birds by rich men who ought TO know better.
The law provides fine of not less than SO
more than $50 for each quail found in the posses
sion OF any person. but in spite OF this thousands
are killed and shipped out Of the state In
trunks Of clothing and BY other means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
SALT LAKE TEAM
RETURNS FROM HEBER
Ready 10 Play Ogden This Afternoon
At Walkers Field With
New Lineup.

Mike Donovan, manager or the salt
Lake team. returned from Heber city this
morning where his reserves were beaten
In a l5-innng game by a score of to I.
lie annexed two players To his stan
and they will be seen here next week In
the game Hanson, the pitcher, was in
Jured in a collision and retired In the
fifteenth inning when he had the game
won. Costello. who played star game
at third base, was put on the slab and
allowed two runs. Jackson, the new
catcher. played a fine game and has a
good arm.
Williams. who pitched for the Heber
City team. did some good work. lie al
lowed but IL hits and struck out . men.
Hanson gave but Ave hits and struck out
u men.
The salt Lake team meets the Ogden
team today AT Walkers neld and Hum
mel will be In the box. jackson VIII
catch. The Occidentals go to Murray TO
play the Smelter city team. The Salt
Lake team will play the Occidentals az
Walkers tomorrow and Murray will 30
to Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
PONY RUNS AWAY,
ANOTHER BREAKS DOWN
Talent Bumped on Scwell's Runaway
And Fred Bent. Favorite, Who
Died I'm Stretch.

As the ponies paraded by the Judges
stand for the third race at Buena Vista
Friday afternoon. the crowd saw tho
"squarest" horse race against time ever
run when scwell bolted and ran away
for two miles. Although the official
timekeeper did not clock the animal. the
rony's time was fast enough TO make him
favorite the next time out. In the bet
ting Sewell was second choice and car
ried considerable OF the talents money
Presiding Judge II 81. d. skinner did NOT
see ut To rule the horse on for 'tncon-
sistent' running and he held that Jockey
Cahill was in no way TO blame, althouBh
the hackers took the mourners bench be-
fcre the horse finished the second mile.
Arionette, II TO 5, won the race without
any trouble because sowell was tired and
got a bad start. Ocean Queen was sec
end and Lyle Knight was third
Galene Gale 10 /. was disqualified for
third place in the second race and given
fourth. chief Desmond was placed Tor
chow because Galene Gale fouled the
rode Gale was not suspended because
Presiding Judge II. St ID. skinner decid-
ed that the Jockey could not help u
There was some more grief for the tai
ont and money for the bookies In this
race when the favorite. Fred Bent. broke
down and finished last. The horse was
Nugent, 70 /. without any hackers. won
the race with Captain Burnett second at
1 10 1, and CHIEF Desmond third.
Roy Shumway. is TO l. galloped on
with the nrst race and the ''boolCies'
started ahead OF the game. Electrowan
was second and Glaucus was third The
favorlte did not get call and the book
makers cleaned w everything on the
race.
Burleigh the favorite in the third
race. happened to get across first but
his price was to in n field OF 10 which
made him rrohiritive. chance The
women In the grand stand liked Smiley
Metzer, but the horse did not get n call
and the betting messengers took most OF
their money.
Helen Barbee, a 3 to s favorite at pro-
hibitive ODDS, won the ffth race handily.
Milt Jones was second and Balolla was
third.
Lady Panchita a favorite IN the last
race. and a great choice of the women
in the grand stand. was beaten by
Matchmonet. to / Tremagro was third
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
SPEED PROGRAM BILLED
FOR MOTOROROME
New Riders and New Machines VIII
BE Seen at Race Meet at
Wandsmcre.

with % riders lined up for the starters
gun and two new machines on the track.
the motor races at the motordrome to-
nj ght promise to be the best card seen
on the new speedway since Its opening
Among the new ridsrs will be Geo. Clay
ton. the Denver crack motor rider. who
comts TO salt Lake to ride the balance
of tho season number of new anna
tours will also appear FOR the first time
this evening
The program tonight consists OF
number OF events in which all the best
men and fastest machines Will appear.
chief interest. however. centcrs In the
match race between DcRosicr and Whit
tier and for the first time since the open
ing OF the track. Whittier will meet De-
Roster on tho fastest machine ever built
by the company Whittier represents
Another feature will be the exhibition
by Frank Irving. the crack locnl auto
mobile driver The entire track has been
braccd for automobiles and irving will
be able 10 turn on the power with a view
Of lowering all automobile records for a
track the size OF the motordrome.
The profess lonals meet In a lO-mlle
handicap In this event the crack rid
ers OF the mOtordrOme will all appear In
competition and with DeRosier riding
from scratch there should be some fast
time made. The three crack trade anna
tours. Bake. Seymour ana Ward, All rid
ing seven horsepower machines will try
conclusions in a slN-mile open The local
mile race. In the latter two events the
riders have been classified according 10
the horsepower OF the machines they
ride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
Opening Program viii be Held
There on Monday,
July rs.
EIGHT EVENTS ON THE CARD
Trots. PAGES, Dashcs and Foot Races
Scheduied-Fincst Track
In the State.

The Kaysville Trotting association
rare track at Kaysyille. Davis county
win be opened Monday July 20 with
the best program that has been offered
in a harness meet in years There will
be three harness races and a purse of
$500 has been offered for the free-for-
all trot and pace. Between the heats
two dashos will be run and two foot
races will also be andwdohod' In 10
complete the afternoon OF sports.
The hslf-mile track with It's grand
stand and stalls represents an invest
ment of $4,000 The association in
tends to hold matinee races every two
weeks and horsemen from Salt Lake
and Ogden have agreed 20 enter their
horses and race on the track. The new
track is situated just south OF Kays-
VILE, partly within tho city limits. on
the Salt Lake g. Ogden electric rail-
way Tickets will be sold over the
road for u stopover at the race track
or the Lagoon. The spacious grand
stand and roomy stalls provide excel
lent accommodations for horse and
patrons.
The entries for the harness races will
close at 10 pm on July 20. All other
entries will close at 1 o'clock July 25
Several horsemen have agreed 20 en-
ter their horses and "A fist class field
will face the judges on the opening
day. The program offered by the man
agement at the race track follows:
First Race-Free- for all. trot or pace
purse $500, seven to enter. four to start.
Second Race-Half-m dash, purse
$50, four to enter. four TO start.
Third Race-2:25 trot or pace, purse
$3.50 seven to enter. four TO start.
Fourth Race-One-fourth mile dash,
purse $40. four to enter. four to start
Fifth Race-Half-miie, matinee
Green horses, three prizes. value ss5.
four TO enter, three 10 start.
sixth Race-Slow-race half-mile
dash. purse IS, four to enter three TO
start
Seventh Race-Foot race, 100 yards.
purse 1870. four to enter, three to
start.
Eighth Race-Foot race. one fourth
mile, purse $40. four 10 enter, three
TO start.
In Kaysvilie the day will be declared
a holiday and program will be held
at 10 O'Clock In the morning TO start
the day of. Sports for the children
will be held in the morning. a ball
game will be played between the Kays-
willie nine and picked team. The races
will be called at o'clock in the after
noon.
The track was built by horsemen
who love the "gentlemen's horse
race game" and breeding farms Will
probably be started in Davis county.
The association was organized some
time ago with Or. J. f. Moreton pres
ident; +. ]. Layton. secretary and
Lambert BlamIrcs, John Graham, DR..
]. II. Grant and Riley Kent directors
Riley Kent. manager. built the track
and II Is considered an excellent piece
OF work Although II Is new, the horse
men claim that some fast time can be
made over the course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
ENGLISH POLO PLAYERS
WILL INVADE COUNTRY

New York. July ia team of English
polo players will invade this country and
compete in the 10 open American cham.
pionshlp on the field OF the Point Judith
Country club at Narrangansett Pier
r. L.. next month while II has been
expected that the team would come. II
was only verified yesterday upon receipt
OF "A cable message from London, Eng
land, stating that the 80 polo ponies be-
longing TO tho team were being shipped
On the Minnewaska OF the Atlantic trans
port Inns sailing from London today.
There was also a letter and from its
contents II Is understood that Lord
Rocksavage and II. Greenfall will be
members OF the English team. These two
players were TO have been members Of
the challenging team for the interna-
tional cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
.PENNANT WINNERS
WON EVERY GAME
Second Ward ia seball Players
Close season without "A
Loss.

with a perfect score the Twenty
second ward won the pennant In the
salt Lake stake baseball league. As
a team and individual players tho
Twenty-second ward outclassed the
other four teams in the league which
played out the series Before the sea
son was over the Nineteenth, Twenty
fourth and Twenty-ninth ward teams
dropped out The season opened in
May and a series OF ~ games was
played when the three teams drop
ped out, new schedule was made
and the other teams completed the
series. In the games played the
Twenty-second ward shut out four
teams and was never given a hard
game.
The lineup follows:
Catch, Papworth: Pitch, Ostler,
First base. Geisler: Second base
Green; Third base, Drummond:
Short Stop, strom Left field. Ding
man: Center field Poulton; Right
field, Nones, Papworth.
The Twenty-third ward went
through the league series with good
average winning 10 games. The three
teams that dropped out did not have
game to their credit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
STAND LOYALTY
BY PRIEST. TAFT
oh'o Republican State pIa,,,..
VIII Contain Ringing IndOr,s.
ment of the Administration
AlSo Of THE NEW TARIFF Law
WIZ Really he keynote Of c.,,,
mat WIN be Made Throusbom ''''
country This Fail

Beverly, Mass. july T.
latt was told today that tho az iv''l'h'
puDlican state platform IN b. Nv, ~
az me Columbus conventi,, %'opNi
would contain a rinrins, y5uly S'b
or the entire TAFT adm olirsen,r.
W" Iayhe- Aldrich tariT laU. "1''h ana
lSsed that the form ~ IT, ~ Is pfo.
,tl serve as a model 10 ots., 'ehsil
Taft. l'yally By NJ
Inc Ohio platform take, 8,
III III WIN the keynote speech >, 'g1uNe>'
1891 at the convention nv ps, 80 y
iNe Nlcholas Dongworth a , p.vs'i'
arS chairman. will serve "a Silp''
we campaign 10 be- wagsd ~ mo'i
fall. ''7 republicans hi,
a. strong denial OF the cha,s. II,
inc tarin and the Republi.an .ts nat
responsible for the high cos, ppss'Y 10
@ a,l q proclamation that the Rsn,snLs
reSS elected two years ar b...hA
nIieu tne party pledges. all sro 'I ,s.i W
80 w the scheme OF campaign js.,,.. So
DC framed by the Republicans 17D
iheSe tacts were developes h..
uay as result OF calls upon ,ba ~.
dent by Senator Dick OF Obio sns IN IN
"a, Eills, chairman Of the Ohio -
hoah state executive Commits P-''
Inc state platform ON the s,s,.
conversation probably will indorss
ideht Tafts plan as assuring ~
coinphshment In legal WAY q, m -
was contemplated whom the scba..I',
conservation first swept the cor,,..
by storm. "V county
a discussion OF the gubernatortsi ~.
didates took place AS m L..
Garneld secretary Of the interim h -.
Roosevelt cabinet and now clossi,. W.
ISOLATED with Clifford Pincho, X 4,
political activity. both senate, ~ w.
ana Chairman Ellis declared ,o5l,t,
that he most certainly wouId No.
the nominee for governor"
There Is still a lot Of talk ahop, Pa,
resentativo Longworth. but n 4 ~
orally understood that anv use o'li,
name is unauthorized
Wade II. Ellis confirmed raN,,
stories that b. would retire rom M,
Of the executive comn,.
tee Immediately after the oonvento, 4,
held. He agreed to take the vork a,
the head of the committee only M N
that time
The convention always selects N.
OF this commltte after con.
sultlng with the nominee FOR governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
BETTING RING WILL
SOON BE CLOSED OUT

Chicago, July l6-No betting Will ever
be attempted on a race track In the state
OF Illinois, according 10 John Condor
owner of Harlem race track.
Mr.. Condon's remarks were made in re-
ply to the query whether he Intended 20
open Harlem track I'm the Immediate flu
ture as was reported yesterday.
Whether I or anybody else around Chi
cago will try 20 race this year. cannot
say" said Mr.. Condor. However so
far no plans have been made to open up.
Eventually, ! think the parl-mutual ma
chimes will solve the problem. open bet
ting Is n thing OF the past. but do not
object 10 the machines after they have
been given a trial
should ! start un again ! certainly
shall favor the machines. but the real
conditions are IN such a chaotic state at
present that there IN no telling which
way the cat will jump"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
PIONEER STAKE LEAGUE
SEVEN TEAMS IN RACE
FOR PIONEER STAKE CUP

with seven teams in the race the Pho
neer stake baseball league is putting up
a good article Of baseball and consid-
cradle interest is being taken in the out
come The Fifth ward stands at the head
Of the percentage column, four games
TO it's credit out Of six. Fourth WARD
team is a close second with Ave won and
three lost Two teams have split the Sc
ries and the other three are out OF the
running at present
A silver loving cup has been offered by
the stake for the winning team. This
has created general interest In the out
come and the wards are strengthening
their teams with players whenever they
can The schedule OF II games has been
rearrsnged on account of several being
postponed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
BOOSTERS DEFEAT GARLAND.

especial 10 inc NeWsl'
Logan. July 16-The Boosters baseball
team played hummer Of a contest with
the Garland team yesterday afternoon,
despite the rainstorm that kept most of
me people indoors. the score being 3 to
in favor OF Garland on Saturday the
same two teams meet at Garland. Today
the Garlunds play the Wellsvilie nine at
Wellsvlls, The Boosters expect to have
a new pitcher before they play their
next game having engaged Pitcher Me-
Creery of the Idaho league. They sent
expected on this afternoons train. He IS
a left-ha nder, and is said TO be a good
man. Pitcher Dell of the Canadian
league, who promised TO Join the
boosters on July T. has never been heard
from since he started for this section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
FIGHT MAY DE STOPPED.

seattle wash. July 1.-The Aha
Attell-Pete McNeigh tight az the Grand
theater, July %. will not he interfered
with by the police as long as II continues
TO be sparrinR exhibition
chief Wappenstein said today: "A fin
ish contest Will not be permitted. ana a
policeman Will Jump into the ring the
minute the battle appears 10 be on the
road 20 n Knockout"
sheriff Hodge must be feckoned with
however. and he says that all sparrin
matches must be limited TO 70 rounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
a LIBRARY FOR HoBoEs.

Sacramento, July 16-Wnllam Wheel.
er Fippen, justice Of the peace Of Pen.
ryn has established a library Tor h,
boes and I'm a grove Of trees near his
place II is believed that this hob
library is the only one Of rs kind
I'm the United states. Books. maga.
zines, daily newspapers are supplied
In addition TO having shelves us.
pended from the limbs Of the trees and
cases standing against the large trunks
Of the oaks and pines Fippen has
placed a long table In the grove sup
piled with two benches and several
arm chairs for the readers Fippsa
has few hoboes to deal with In hs
court. because they all know him ai'
respect him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
COUNCIL PASSES ORDINANCE
TO BAR PRIZE FIGHTS

Los Angeles. Cal, July i6-By making
u Illegal to charge admission fees 70
ring contests, the legislation com mittee
Of the city council believes Il has found
means OF barring prize fights from
Los Angeles without conflicting with the
state law relative TO boxing.
The committee has voted to recommend
the passage OF an ordinance embodyine
this anu-prlze fight feature at the next
meeting Of the council Monday.
The passage OF the ordinance would pre
vent tho weekly card Of entertainment nj
Maud Junction. At the same time Il
would not interfere with amateur hoy.
ing matches In legitimate athletic clubs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
TIGERS ARE DEFEATED.

Detroit. July l5.--Washington hit
Kiliian hard today, while Groome was eff
fective. the result being n victory for
the visitors by score OF to g. Two
features.
Score: r. II. u
Washington .........,.. .........f ~
Detroit .......... ..,..... ...s.-......S
Batteries- Killlan. Works and Schmidt:
Groome and Brockendorf