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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
OGDEN EASILY
DEFEATS OX|Es
Strengthened Team of Gimlin-
ties Scores Nine Runs in a
Single Inning.
BOOKS HOME RUN BRINGS
IN THREE OF THE SCORES
Morgan Pitches Star Game, but
Langford Has an Of Day
in the Box.

A home run. two three baggers. two
singles. four errors and base on balls
combined In the seventh inning gave Og=
den nine runs and the game from the
OccidentaIs at Walkers field Wednes
day afternoon. The final score was Is
TO 3,
Aside from this disastrous inning, the
game was not poor one, although the
players OF both teams apparently lacked
ginger and played listless ball. Mspays
were plentiful on both sides. although
those OF the Occidentals were the more
costly.
The feature OF the game was easily the
pitching of Morgan, the Wellsvile star.
who did excellent work all OF the time.
He allowed only five hits and kept them
well scattered. Nine Occdentals were
struck out
Langford Is Pounded
Langrord OIL Wednesday pitched his
first game for weeks. His injured hand
was still bothering him and he lacked
control OF his curves; The result was va,
lowed them TO hit. Four bases on balls
and thirteen safe hits including two
o-ba ggers. two three -baggers and
home run were The result
Ogden had an improved team in the
field, The addition OF Settle. Donovan.
Smith and Morgan to the regular lne-up
materially helped things and the men
worked we'll In the field and at the bat
For six innings the score was To >,
with every prospect OF a close, exciting
game. In the seventh. however, Ogden
touched off the fireworks and twelve men
went 10 bat Before the side was retired,
With one man out, Plake drew pass
He went to second on d passed ball and
10 third when McAdoo dropped Il throw
10 first. scoring on Gnnlins single. NeSs
Ter reached first on McAdoo's error, sec
ond on Gimln's hit and scored when Rob-
Hawkins head Gimlin got TO third and
Donovan To second on the misplaH. Black
dropped Settles high fly and Gimlin
scored
Home Run Clears Bases
Then Book drove a homo run to the
corner of the eft field fence and cleared
the bases. Black then dropped another
fly and Lawrence got 10 first. He stole
second and got 10 third Morgan s
ford. Then Plake pounded out three
basger. scoring Lawrence and Morgan.
Nessler got three bagser, scoring Plakc. |
The Ogden shortstop getting two runs
in one inning. Ginllir ended the merry |
procession around the bases by going
out. Robinson 10 McAGoo.
Two singles. a base on balls and an
error gave Ogden two more runs In the |
eighth. Errors by Plake and Lawrence |
gave the Occidentals a score in their |
Dutch Hansen unIpired the game
and gave universal dissatisfa ctiou. Both !
sides suffered by his poor decisions and |
the players soon came TO regard his !
umpiring as a joke, laughing off his bad |
guesses
The two teams will meet at Walkers |
field again TO-DAY The game will be |
called at O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
FOOTBALL SQUAD IS
WORKING OUT WELL
Games With Grand Junction
and Spokane Are Being Ar
ranged by High School.

The football squad at the high school
is improving rapidly and the boys Will
soon be in fine shape for regular work.
The Wednesday workout was a fast one
and most OF the candidates showed great
form The squad was increased by the
addition OF Frank Wheeling, who has
played for two years. but who at pres
ent. is ineligible for membership on the
team owing TO back school work, Wheel
ing IS working hard 10 make up the work.
Coach Brusse was with the boys all
the afternoon and was greatly pleased
not have the slightest idea that the squad
would show up so well after only one
weeks work. He said that several east
ern high schools with which he was in
touch did rot make as good n showing
at the end OF months work.
Manager Warthman received n letter
Wednesday afternoon from Manager
VIII Lynch OF the Grand Junction high
school asking fer n game to be played
in Salt Lake September "a. The game
Will probably be arranged II the school
receives q suitable gridron for the game.
A letter has been received from former
high school students now in Spokane.
Wash, stating that the Spokane high
school Will have fast team this year
and that a game is wanted with the
local team Ii suitable arrangements can
be made the game will probably be
played.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
NJ MOT0RCfCIST Is FATALLY
HURT IN KALAMAZOO RACES

hALa MAIOO Mich. Sept. l4.-Isaar
Aa2mS , OF Albion. while riding a motor
~ Sei1 N race here today. lost control
u. ,he machine and ran into II fence
WEile going 90 miles an hour. He was
probably fatally injured was
Almost Immediately following this ac-
n,he ~, fLed w. Ellis OF Battle Creek.
Mlo was or'vinS car In a 25-mile race
ran into n fence when one OF his tires
nisw i, up. broke over big tree after
J,iinp,ng Ten foot emhankment and es-
wrecked 'i'e "ste
y, barney oldheld and lack Tower were
tne id, Other entries In this race. oIdI,eld
~, ios' Iire. giving Tower "a lead which
W., WAS run In - minutes and 10 seconds
Barney odield established a new mile
OF SO 3-5 seconds Nii'i''sa"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
REAGAN AND NJ GOVERN
TO MEET NEXT MONTH
Popular Featherweights Are
Matched for 20-ROund Con-
test in Ogden in October.

Arrangements were completed Wcdnes-
day for a twenty-round boxing contest
10 be held in Ogden on October be-
tween Jimmy Reagan and Gene McGov-
ern Jimmy Reagan recently won the
ntermountain fcatherwecht champion-
ship from Peanuts" Sinclair after thir-
teen rounds OF fierce milling Meow
ern latest achievement is Knocking out
frankie Harden. fcatherweisht champion
OF Nevada and Colorado, in two minutes
Reagan and McGovern will boX for th.
tltle and purse consisting of fifty per
cent OF the gross receipts of the con-
test. The purse Will bc divided seventy
hFe per cent 10 the loser. The boys
viii weigh III at l22 pounds at o'clock
on the afternoon of the contest
lie bout VII! he staged under The d.
recton OF Roy Shumway who has suc-
cesstuHy promoted several battles in Oc-
den recently. The contest will take place
IN the main display building at the fair
grounds, which will be completely re-
inodcled and made into a modern arena.
win seating capacity OF 5000. The
remodehng OF the building is 10 be pcr-
manent in order that Mr.. Shumway may
use ~ Tor his monthly boxing bouts dur
ing the winter.
During the first week In October the
race meeting at Ogden will he in fun
swinS. and ii Is expected that tho at
tendance will bc much heavier than usual
because oil The number OF race track fol-
lowers IN town at that time. special
train VIII be run from Salt Lake to
ogden for the battle. and it is expected
that large number Of local fans viii
WlIncSS the fray
Reagan will again train at Ogden can
yon' where he conditioned himself for
MS bou, with Sinclair. McGovern viii
tfain at Salt Lake. probably at the Audi.
torlum, which is To he used as the sym
naslum OF the Manhattan Athletic club.
both Reagan and McCrovcrn arc known
- iaAt ana rough scrappcrs, aud the
lans are looking forward 10 a fast and
interesting contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
HENRY H. WINS FEATURE
OF THE MILWAUKEE RACES

MILWAUKEE. Sept 14.-Five races
We're on The card OF the second DAYS
ing at the Wisconsin state fair Tho fcs
iure race of the day. the 2:l5 trot. went
TO Henry H.. driven by Dean. in Straight
meats Lewis Forest taking second money,
with Nestal third. Summaries:
2:l5 trot. purse so00o-IIenry n uor
Lewis Forest. second; Vestal, third. Best
$50 trot. purse siooo-The An-eIus
thlrd. Best time. 2:1o '''
Wo-year-old pace, purse s5OO-Iaura
Patch won; Princess Patch. second; Anna
oskiev. third. Bcs, time, :O5 3-5.
-'lV pace, purse Sl0O0-Knisbt ~
Stratnmore Won; Auctioneer second, ri,,
bS Night third. Best time. 2:o67.
III trot purse sl00n-Howard won
y ir imam. second; La Frame. third. Best
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HARLEM MAID is WINNER
IN A SENSATIONAL FINISH

ANACONDA. Sept. l4-Harlem MaId
Won The feature race today In the mosl s
asd fd finish Of the t meeting Shs
challenged in the stretch by Edwin 7
Fryer. The latter had his head in front
City. yards from the wire. but Harlem
past him in the last stride Three IA
vorites won today.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs, seiling-Terns
Trick, log lCallahan). 3 to .. won. +!
Perfecto 1o1 uindhorsU. IL to l. sec
ond: Letitia. 1o6 Fischer. l3 TO 5, third.
Time, 1:0l 3-5. Mary Dees. Buckalucky.
Miss Hattie. Regina Arvi and Little Elva
:. Second race, six furlonss. - selling
Cool; lo5 Callahan. to 2, won: John
ond. New Capital. lO7 wv. CottonI, to
/. third. Time. l:l6. Will Morris, May
Pink. Budapest Sake and Lillian Ray
also ran.
Third race. Eve and half furlongs.
selling-Lo-d OF the Forest. 40 (Fischer)
even. won: Hannah Louise, 10 (Coburn)
. 10 l.. seeond: ,S't, Roy Junior; ~ fF Kellyl.
Casey. Metropolitan and Beatrice Soule
also ran.
Fourth race. Deer Lodge handicap
los (W. Cotton). . to /. won: Edwin T,
Fryer. 100 CLindhorsu 8 TO s, second !;
Queen Lead, a5 (Callahan). : to 2. third.
Time l:44 As. Miles. Rosevale and Sir
Fifth race. one mile selling-Ram
Corona. % tRooney) . TO /, won; Charlie
Doherty. 40 tCoburnl, II TO ., second: F:
Sink Spring. 1o2 81. Parker). TO ],
third. Time. l:4l 40. Treasure Seeker
Mike Jordan. Dave Weber, Hammcraway
and Coonskln also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs selling-PhlI-
listina. los (CoburD) to l. won Lee
Harrison H., III Corey. is to 5. sec
ond; Gama, los tCalahan. IL to ]
third. Time, 1sls. Sir. Angus, Camera,
and Joe Stokes also ran.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
WEI be received by the undersigned up
TO TO- ~ noon. Friday. September 53. 1910
ior the materials and labor required in
the erection of a brick and concrete tech
n,lcal high school building, and boiler
mouse addition. TO be erected on the
present high school grounds, for the Salt
Lake city Board of Education. according
20 plans. specifications and drawings.
S,h Which are open for Inspection by the
olodeTs at the office OF Cannon & Fetzer.
arehitects. 5o6-507 Templeton building.
SAT- Lake City. Utah, and ali bids and
proposals at the above time will be pub
llciy opened and read in the office of the
Soard OF Education in the City and
county building. Salt Lake City. Utah
OF Education for Salt Lake City" and
marked In the lower lefthand corner
BID for technical high school," or such
pids can be delivered to the Board OF
Eoucation at the said time and place Of
Bids must not contain conditions.
tatniailrications. ttinln propositions. or any other
tnlnga than those mentioned In plans,
specifications, drawings. contracts and
ponds, and bidder must use the form OF
DIGS which will be found at the office
OF the said architects. and no other form
OIL DID Will be received.
certified or cashiers check on somo
bank In Salt Lake City, Utah, for at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
FRED MULH0LLAND |
EXCITING RACE

OVERLAND PARK. Cc,o-
Fred Mulholiand again iUmss
finish of today's racing AZ On
he beat Hoyle a nose In d
Hoyle led hy five lengths Ind
but was outgamed In he
wire, Results:
First race. free -for-sll p3s.
Orange Hal won In strzigt,
Elsie Allen second. Time,
2:1t?.
Second race. FIVE furlo-si
Clara Hampton. los (Buxld
won: Orella, los tMolesEorl
second: Chess. i05 (Icnse1I
third. Time. 1.0l G-5. Ptsf! !
Ousadene. Adherer, Old Sno7
van also ran.
Third race. five furlorgS I
nate. loo (McBrideJ. S TO J.
man. 100 (Buxton). 10 to l. Z
meshia II. 109 IT. Burnsl
Time. loo 2-5. PTeen aEa
ran.
Fourth race. 1ve furlongs
mic Wells. 100 (Imesl. u
Burning Bush, 100 (Plcksh'l
ond; Runsum. 100 Is. Mr
third. Time, Loo 2-9.
Fawn, Sabado, Bel)flo"es
ran.
Fifth race. six turlon5s
Eaton. 119 (Rettigl. to
lla (Russell), ) 10 l, secona;;
(Nolan), third. Time. l''s
ran.
Sixth race. mile. selling.
land. ll2 (Retrig). II % y
ITO (McCullough). . 10
l05 (PlourdD. 20 10 !, tnlru.
Odd Rose also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
SEATTLE SOCIALISTS
MAKE NOMINATIONS

SEATTLE. Sept. 14-The Socialist
party. yesterday nominated a congress
gust (5ilhaus for congress. Gilhaus was
tho Socialist Labor candidate for presi-
cent TWO years ago, being then a resi-
dent OF New York
newly organized labor party held
convention last night and nominated
candidates for the legislature. The plat
IorH declares Tor the Initiative and ref
erendum, proportional representation. the
recall and woman suffrage.
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p" "AGGIES''' BEGIN PRACTICE
FOR GAME WITH UNIVERSITY
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

LOGAN. Sept. 1.-THE Aggics have
started football practice in advance of
the openins OF school for the first tlmc
In their history. squad of about a dozen
having been seen out at practice for the
past few evenings. Coach Tectzcl fcIt
that Tins action was necessary this wear
as he has one Of the hardest of his games
when his men meet the "U" team. The
college opens on Tuesday next and after
that time the coach hopes to have at
least thirty men in his squad. The death
OF Bill Frew at Ogden recently de-
prived the Asgies of their captain
new captain will be elected as soon as
the team is organized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
WELL-KN0WN B0XER is
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

NEWARK. \, j.. Sept, Johnny"
Dwyer. formerly one OF the best-known
featherweiehts In this country is dead al
his home in Perth Amboy. He was in
1ured last night by falling beneath
locomotive at railroad crossing and
died few hours later.
During his ring career Dwyer fought
more than $50 battles without receiving
q knockout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
VISITING PLAYERS ARE PUT
OUT OF W0MEN'S TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Sept. 1i.-Mrs w. France
anderson Hinsdale. titleholder in 1905.
was defeated in the first match round
Of the Women's Western Golf associa- :
ton championship tournament at the
Skobie club today by Mrs. Harvey l..
Pound of Skokie. 81 80
All tho. visiting players were put out
IN today's round. leaving only Chi
Catherine. Moulton of Minneapolis was
beaten by Mrs. +. r. Perkins Of Glen
view. former champion of southern
California. | up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
OCClDENTALs

Summary: Bases on balls-on Lang
ford. = Hit by pitched ball--Settfe.
Struck out-By Morgan. Q: by Langford.
Lawrence. Donovan. Mooney Three base
hi;s-Plake. Wessler. Home run-Bock
Earned runs-Ogden. o. Left on bases"
Ogden. s; Credentials, 4 First base on
eTTors-Dgden. D: Occidentals, A. Sac
rifice hits-Hawkps, Smith. Sacrifice
hy-M Morgan Stolen bases-Donoyan
settle. Lawrence. Smith, Morgan. Lang,
lord 60, Burns Mooney, Hawkins (9)
Attcnd9pcn-pnO --""
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
PETE SULLIVAN IS HOLDING
HIS OWN AT HOSPITAL

Reports from the bedside OF Pete Sui
Ivan at st. Marks hospital late Wedncs-
day night were that the popular little
fighter is holding his own and that there
is still chance for his recovery. He
is still III a critical condition, but II ne
survives the next few days he will have
passed tho worst stage OF his illness
He had a fairly good dag Wednesday,
which was taken as A favorable lndica-
tion by his physirians
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Hall Knocked Out.

CHICAGO, Sept, B,-Chicago scored an
even break in the series today by beat
Ing st Louis 10 to 9 In the final game.
Hall was knocked from the slab In the
second inning, while Petty was hammered
at will, Lange gave seven hits and made
two doubles In the batting rallies. Score:
r, r. E.
Chicago ..................1O IL
st Louis ....................-. J
Batteries: LaDge and Payne. Hall.
Petty and Kilifers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Goes to Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sept, IA telegram
from Owner Grayson OF the Louisville
Baseball club announced the acquisition
of Tim Jordan. veteran first baseman OF
the Brooklyn team. ii Is believed that
Jordan will be manager next year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
,Jinks Wins

GREAT YARMOUTH, E,
II. z. Whitney's Jinks
Hastings nursery nsnusI., sI..,,
creigns for 2-year-olos ~ hi
longs straight. run helI
CATION was second and
There were rine staIt'H~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
TRIPLE E-HEADER BAY
IN PRINTERS T0ll

WASHINGTON. Sept y
header baseball game nlao, 4
day I'm the tournament
Printers National league.
Boston. /: New YORK, : Il
st. Louis. 10. Cincinnati H s
indianapolis, 10. Denver 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
ASSESSMENT MO 7

Montana Bingham Consolidated Min.
ing company, principal place of BUSINESS.
Salt Lake City. Utah, location Of mines 8,
Bingham. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet,
OF the board OF directors of tho Montana.
held on the 1st day of August, 1910. AS.
sessment No. OF two cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
able Immediately TO L. c. Roeber Sec
retary' at his office. No. Sc West Third
south street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 5th day Of
september 1910. Will be DELINQUENT and
ADVERTISED for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before. Will be
soid on the 22nd day OF September, 1910
az O'Clock p, m, at the secretary's Of
nee 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the costs OF ad.
veTtisins and expenses of sale.
L. c. ROEBER,
First publication. August srd. 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
American Association

At Minneapois-kansas City. S, Mime
apolls. l.
At ST. Paul-MilwauSee. 3. st. Paul. ..
At Coumbus-Toledo. 5: Columbus. s.
At napolis-Louisyile, 4; Indian
apolis, 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Pirates Easy,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1i-Drucke out
pitched Campitz today and New York de-
featcd Plttsburg 3 10 .. BreCker. n for
mer Pirate, made four hits, Score:
RH.E,
PlrtSbDrg ...... ..,.......,.ss..-- :
New York ..s,...........,.,. II 3
Batteries-Camntz, Phillippi and Glib
son. Drucke and Meyers. Empires
Johnstone and O'Day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Hoppe 70 PLAY Slnssnn

NEW YORK, Sept, 14.-wiIie Home
the present champion at 1871 balkllne bill
laros' TO-DAY accepted a challenge issued
by George F. Slosson for a match game
phy. wv
Inc match Will be played in this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
NATIONAL
Dalton Wins Game,

BROOKLYN, Sept. 1A.-Jack Dalton
battcd Brooklyn To 10 victory over
Cincinnati today. He drove in two runs
with n double In the third inning. while
his triple in the eighth brought Wheat
home and he scored himself on McEl-
veen's single Score R.H. 3.
Cincinnati ,3 8 /
BROOKLYN . ......... 7 0
Batteries-Caspar and Mclean; Rucker
and Miller Cp1pires-Klem and Kane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
WESTERN LEAGUE

AT Lincoln-Lincoln. a; Topeka. 1,
At Wichita-Wichita. 2; Sioux City. !
AT st, Joseph-St. Joseph, 3; Omaha. o.
AT Denver-Denver. I; Des Moines, .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
All of the Former al
Have Been EIilnin,S
Big Tourney
TRAVIS is BEATEN ri
MASSACHUSETTS,
Eight Newcomers A,.I
Compete in Third b
at BrookIine,

BRooKLINE. Mass s.,,
tirely new amateur golf ch.
Gen among the eight plav.5
Yived n double round =,
clup course today VI Y
Walter j. Travis CT ca.
times title winner of ssa, %,
Golf association. packed s"s -, = !; !
the fifteenth green, whersp ~ !; !
derson OF the Woodland ~
former Masachuseits os
mated him by "A score NJ rAa |. 7
play. after n match in wh,.l
never In the lead. ""'1a
II here were 100 me
course ior my game" ssId ~
The other seven vlc,o,,.i.f if
went TO " II. Wilder az ",
w. c. Fownes, Jr.. Of 60
D9re Fred Herreshoff OF vs,
y. Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago; Warren X Woo, Woo I" !,
Chicago; II. Weber OF Inv lnr.,.' p
ana w. r. Tuckernan a, 4
Washington. The wJnni,. /
meet In the order named ~.
The defeat Of Travis ars h
playing Of EIerresiofi and +
the events OF the day.
The only match 10 rs.s.
green on the final round M
tween V. +. Tucker and Fl
IL oNeTran 10 the thlrty.,l-
where Tuckerman won.
The sumnanss
National Golf chsmpic,,x
round. thirty-siy holes
II. II Wilder. vcsper, an.
Brown. Meadowbrook' 4 in -
W. c Fownes, Jr.' OaEnsx
\. VI. Reid, ST. Andrews 6 4
play. +
Fred Herreshoff. Ekwano. y
W. Whittcmore, the couply
and 4 10 play.
N!IdEleS Evans. ", Ldn~
feated D. L. Sawyer, Wheatr
| TO play. /
Warren X Wood. Honszal|
z. Gilbert. Braeburn. 3 10 al
j. p. Anderson. Woodlard. h
j: Travis, Garden City. o.
play. +
II Weber. Inverness. I'D
Gorton, Braeburn. up ad (
W. Il Tuckerman. Stocksyi
ed F. A. Martin, Ekvanos,
seven holes.
The drawings for The thirs
low.
Wilder rs. Fownes. Hsr
Evans. Wood VS.. AndeEos
TucRerman.
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STANLEY KETcHEL WANTS
TO FIGHT JACK JOHNSON

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Sept. IA
stanley ketciel middeweight
champion OF the world. said here
tonight that he would retire to
ranch and prepare TO fight Jack
Johnson for the heavyweight
championship
II am through with fighting In
inidaieweight class" said KetcheI,
but am working for Johnson.
don't want money II I lose, but will
give il to charity"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
OGDEN HIGH WILL PLAY
ALUMNI FOOTBALL TEAM
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept ld.-Princjpal J. o.
Cross Of the Ogden high school announced
this afternoon that the prospects for n
winning football team at that institution
were nov better than for several years.
For the past two weeks about sixty men
have been engaged in daily practice. and
some excellent material has already de-
Vcloped. TGc first game. next Saturday
afternoon nj 3 o'clock. will be between a
picked team from the high school squad
and one from the alumni. The lineup
will be as follows.
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Bats Delight Second.

CHAETILLY, France. Sept 1a-w Y
vanderbllts Bats Delight finished second
In the Prix vemout for $4,000 distance
one and a half miles. rup here today
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Ij-.% ,,,hIt,, OeCretarys
@"st pupilca'on. August 2rd. 1910
EXTENSION

Notice is hereby given that at a rnee, :
Ing OF the board of directors ~ se g.,
Montana Bingham Consolidated Minino
company, held on the second day Of Sen,
.enoer. l9lO, the day upon which the
!. OF ceuts per share shall be deiin.
quent. was extended to the 10th dav
OF September 1910, and the day unon
sold was extended TO the 4th day Of oo. @
~ L. C. RoEBER, secy.
rsol
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Tigers Beat Cleveland.

DETROIT, Sept 14.-Detroit turned the
tables on Cleveland today, defeating the
visitors. . to s. In ragged game, The
home club punched a single. double
triple and Crawford's home run with an
error in the second inning, scoring six
runs. Score: r. II. h.
Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 3
% ~
Batteries. Fanwell. Doane. Falkenberg.
Land and Adams, Skcels. Summers and
Schmidt.
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COAST LEAGUE
RAMENTo. Sept. l4,-Score

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 14,-Score.
II. II L,
Portland ,-...ss..,e .............3 ] !
-
Batterlcs-Seaton and Fisher; Fitzeer-
aid and Spicsman. (Game called in the
sixth inning; rain.)
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BOSTON. Sept. 1f.-Boston-S Louis
game postponed: rain.