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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-12-08
WAY TRAINS IN COLLISION
Passenger Hits Freight and Both En-
Qines Are Deralied.

Holland, Mich, Dec. 7.-Trafhc on
the main line Of the Pere Marquette
railway, near Waterly, was tied up
for several hours owing to a head-on
collision between a northbound pas
senger and southbound freight. Both
trains were running slow and no one
was injured
The two engines were derafled and
stripped of their pilots. The freight
train was late in backing on siding
when the passenger train came along
and a collision was unavoidable.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-12-08
Poultry Wanted

for the holiday trade at the Meat Mar
ket Of Enzenroth & Jacka.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-12-08
DON'T BE OBSTINATE.

To contend for the right is one
thing; to contend for ones own
way in getting the right done is
quite another. The man who sees
the right end to be gained and in
sists that none but right means shall
be used can still yield gracefully in
all sorts Of minor matters and well
come every suggestion from others
instead Of antagonizing them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-12-08
FIRE THREATENS OHIO TOWN
Marion O., Battles with Flames Dur
ing High Wind.

Marion, o., Dec. THE entire bus
mess section Of Marion was in danger
of being destroyed by fire which start
Cd in the Grand opera house. The wa
ter pressure was very low and there
was danger of the flames spreading to
other buildings. A high wind was
blowing.
The Y. M. c. A.. the Marion Star and
the Marion Mirror Offices were all To-
Gated close to the scene Of the fre.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-12-08

Don't forget to inspect the fine line
of Eaton, Crane and Pike Co. Fancy
Holiday Stationery, at the Metz Phar-
macy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
GuardSnen Shoot We'll
FOUR STAR GOLFERS
FOR SEMI |NALS
Most Consistent Players in
Tourney Will Contest in
Denver Today.

DENVER COUNTRY CLUB. Denver,
Colo, Aug. 1S.-The third round OF
match play at thirty-six holes In the
| trans Mississippi golf tournament showed
the bes; golf OF the week and leaves
four steady. consistent players to fight
out the semi-flnals tomorrow.
II. G. Besg, the titleholder, will meet
F. II. Gaines OF Omaha in the semi finals,
and Lawrence Bromtied OF Denver will
play ". NJ Sheehan of Des Moines.
Grant Chamberlain OF Hutchinson
caught Legg of Minikahda off his game
and gave him terrific match today, los
ing one down in ,thirty-seven holes. 1t
was the purcst luck that Hutchinson did
not put the champion out of the running
in the thirty sixth green. He was well
on the green in three and had n twelve
foot put for a four and the match, but
the ball struck the iron rim OF the cup
and bounded out.
Lawrence Bromfleld OF Denver. playing
his first big tournament, won from s. r.
Young of Omaha, three up and one to
= H. Gaines Of Omaha made the low
est score for the course turned In the
present tournament
He followed n 10 this morning with
rs this afternoon. beating b. Is. Moore
of Galveston one up.
Moore duplicated Legg's low score for
the qualifying round this morning, turn
Ing in a a. and took the same number
Of strokes this afternoon,
The directors OF the ns-Mississippi
association met late this afternoon and
selected the Omaha Country club ms the
course over which the 1911 tournament
will be played.
John c. Fcnnell Of Kansas City was re-
elected PRESIDENT OF the association and
the secretaTyship, which goes 10 the
club securing the tournament was as
signed To Frank Hoel Of Omaha
Frank l.. Woodwa rd of Denver the 1910
secretary, was elected vice president. The
directors were increased To eleven men.
They are:
H. b. Davis Colorado Springs: i L..
Woodward. Denver, j & Fcuncll, Kan
sas City; Wendell HcrtiS Minneapolis: :
s, NJ Sheehan. Des Moines; George Fred
erickson. Oklahoma City: Tarleton
Brown, ST. Louis. w j. Foye, Omaha;
Henry Concy. Wichita: Frank iIoe
Omaha, j. B. Lindsey Omaha.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
HARVARD MAN WINS
NATIONAL TITLE
Il. n. Whitney Is Given Inter
scholastic Championship at
Tennis Tournament.

NEWPORT p. J., Aug; 1S.-Another
national tennis championship was decided
at the thirtieth annual lawn tennis tour
nament today, when Il. n. Whitney of
Harvard won the national interscholastic
title by defeating G. NJ. Church of Prlncc-
ton, 6-S 6-i: ca; So.
In the all-comers tournament the mos,
brilliant match of the day was that in
which NJ, IL. Mclaughlin. the Californian,
beat r. II, Palmer of New York in four
fast sets in the fourth round. There are
round. for r. G. Burndy easily disposed
Of II. Nickerson today. T. w; Hendricks,
another westerner, feil before H. c. Hin
man of New York today.
Old timers were prominent today. for
Malcolm g. Chase. star of fifteen years
ago, went into the fifth round, and II
w. Slocum, champion OF 1SSS-S9, was put
out by Craig Biddle only after five hard
sets
There WAS considerable surprise at the
defeat of T. W. Hendrick the young Cali
for one set which Iendrlcl took by max
ing a brilliant rally; Inman had things
all his own way; II w. Si9cum who who
and 1889. fought hard before Craig BIddlc
succeeded in putting him out OF the run
ming
The summary.
All-comers tournament, third rour !
G. Il. Cutting defeated f. Z. Fox. d-i;
4-6: 81 -; 81,
Fourth round
y,
Sands. 6-3. Ga: CA.
r Harris defeated A. Iammett. 6-3;
5-2: 6-3.
ii. g; Chase defeated P Fosdyke. e-1;
G-t: 62,
T. c, Bundy defeated II. Nlckorson.
Cd. e.: 6-i.
W Crasin Jr., defeated ]. o. Ames,
1-5 6-3: Sc.
c. Il. Cutting defeated ]. II. Kyle,
6-2; Sc; 60
NJ z. Mclaughlin defeated X. H..
Palmer. G-l; 2-6; 6-3: 6-2.
b. c. Wright defeated 4. 4. Holden.
Jr., G-3: rs: 81.
f. c. Inman defeated T. ". Hendrick.
6-S; Ga; 4-6; 6-S;
man. Jr.. 60; 6-2: 5-2.
Craig Biddle defeated II. w. Slocum,
60; 6-3, 6-S; 5-I: Ga,
6-4; 81; i-G: Ga.
G. II. Gardner defeated II. ID. siberd.
6-4: 60: Is: Ga.
+. c. Colston defeated NJ. S. Hastock.
| &c; G-1; 6-3; Ga.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
MAJOR TAYLOR WILL
TRY JACKIE CLARKE
Famous Negro Sprinter Be-
lieves He Can Defeat Aus
tralian in Match Tonight.

The feature event of tonights card
at the Salt Palace bicycle track will be
n match sprint race between Major Tay-
lor, the famous negro cyclist, and Jackie
Clarke, the little Australian champion.
The race will be French style, the best
two in three mile heats. Taylor Is OF
the belief that Clarke Is not as good a
rider In this style Of racing as Lawson,
and thinks that he Will be able TO out
general the Australian. The match win
be for a purse OF $500, with $500 TO the
winner.
The management announces that there
will be no advance In prices for tonight s
races and that the schedule Of prices
which has been In effect all season will
be maintained In spite of the increased
cost OF the programme.
The complete card follows:
Major Taylor ys. Jackie Clarke. best
two in three In one mile heats, $500
purse, divided $500 and $500.
Ten mile three c-cornered motor-paced
race, professional-Duer, Asraz and Will
cox.
One mile handicap, professional.
Half mile open, professional
Two mile open lap. amateur,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
Occidental AIS WILL
PLAY FORT DOUGLAS
Soldiers viii Meet Negroes in
Exhibition Game This After
noon at Walkers Field.

Indications favor one of the fastest
games OF the present baseball season
this afternoon, when the Occidentals
meet the Fort Douglas team al Walker s
field. The Fort Douglas team Is one
of the fastest teams in the state and has
an almost unbroken record OF victories.
The soldiers are fresh from series or
Victories at Camp Otls. They defeated
all Of the other regimental teams and the
only game lost was "A 3-to-2 game, which
was won by the Cheyenne team. COM
posed of the players from Kings out
law. semi professional team.
The Occidcntals are playing the most
consistent ball of any team in the State
league and their lineup has been ma
terially strengthened by the addition Of
new recruits. Rogers. a new pitcher
from Buffalo y. Y. said to be a whirl-
wind. will be in the box for the Occi-
dcntals.
For the soldiers Moser will pitch and
Toes will catch, The soldiers are very
eager To beat the Occidcntals, AS they
are preparing to make trip throughout
the state and q victory over the Occi-
dentals will make them great dra wing
card, The Fort Douglas team has asked
that Billy Dutch umpire the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
AVIATOR COLLIDES
WITH AUTOMOBILE
Wright Pupil Has Trouble in
Making Landing With His
Biplane.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. 49,
Johnstone, a Wright aviator. collided
with an automobile and damaged his new
experimental biplane in the aviation
meet here today, Archie Hoxsey. an
other Wright pupil, abandoned an at
tempt for a new worlds altitude record
TO hover. about n balloon In distress half
q mile up; and Walter Brookins. his face
swathed in bandages, left the ground
Tor the first time since his accident OF
last week,
Johnstone has been used TO landing
on skds. and. misjudging the distance.
his new machine. equipped with wheels
would run, dashed into an automobile on
the edge of the aerodome. Broken guy
wires and supports were the only dam
age.
HoXsey had reached a height of more
than 1000 feet when Jimmie" Fleming
got into trouble with the knife pull that
should have freed his parachute from
the hot-ar balloon bearing him alofl.
His difficulties were obvious 10 the
crowd, who expected to see him dashed
to earth at any moment. HoXsey also
saw his trouble and halted his ascent
to circle above him. Tns oalloonist
slowly drifted away, still struggling with
the knife pull and finally rode his bal
loon to earth some three miles distant
from the aerodome. IIoXscy saw him
safe to earth and then descended.
Brooldns made only a brief flight.
When Wilbur Wright was informed that
Brooliins was bent on going up he
shrugged his shoulders and remarked:
well, he knows his own business"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
ALTENBERG RUNS WELL
IN SPITE OF STUMBLE

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. lS.-Altenberg.
the favorite, stumbled at the start in the
fourth race today. and, despite that
handicap, ran remarkable race, finish
ing third, eight lengths ahead of The
fourth horse" Ocean Shore took the lead
early and. under Fischcrs guidance. led
the field around the course, John Louis
Just necked Altenberg out OF second
place. Results
First race. five furlongs. scning-Bill
Mayham. 100 Denny, I to |. won: Car
ter Light % "a Nclson), > to / second
Blnocular. l0l Ckedcrisl, to ]. Third.
Time. l.0l. Lillian Ray. Warfare, Elec-
trowan, Sadie H.. BlameIess ana Dixie
Second race, five fmlongs. selling
Annie Wells. lO2 Omes). 10 /. won;
Fyran, ITO UPrior, TO 10. second
AlaXte. 1oi (GaugcD, s to l. third. Time.
zoo 80, Father Stafford, Red Bill and
Cotytto also ran.
Third race. futurity course, scling-No
Quarter, l2l (EischeD, . To /. won:
Prccn. I25 (McBridc). TO /, second
pGl ID crTzadcr 239 l27 Pagel, ! to l. third
Coonskin and Mitrc also ran.
Fourth race. mile, scllng-Occau Shore
LOB (t1schcrD, TO ]. won, John Louis
lO9 0'aGe), I TO /, second; Altcnhcrs. ll0
(Nosper), even. third. Time. 1,il 30
also ran.
- Filth race. mile. selIine-Miss Picnic
81 Ckedcris), : TO :. won. Livius. log
Hindhorse), 10 TO I, second Barney Old
l:42. Aftermath Royal River knight OF
lvanhoc and Netting also ran.
Sixth race. mile. selling
Seeker. III Dennisom), : to /. won, Al
hion H.. l09 U[ederis). II Ia ,. second
,I,Is Y9uns Belle. 100 .F SmitU; Is TO !,
Yer Grain. Mike Jordan and DIR. Mayer
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
STANLEY KETCHEL IS
THROUGH WITH CAME
Fast Living Wrecks Career of
the Worlds Champion Mid
dIeweight Pugilist.

NEW YORK. Aug 1S.-It was news in
sporting circles today that Stanley
Ketchel. the mddleweisht title holder.
had suffered a severe breakdown, and
has been ordered to go TO his home In
Michigan for a long rest. According to
some Of the we'll informed, his con-
dition is so serious that it is doubtful
whether he will ever be able to indulge
in a champion ship battle again.
''Ketchel has not been in good form
since johnson stopped him in California
last fall" said a friend OF the pugilisL
although he has taken part in several
minor bouts. he has done so regardless
OF his physical condition. He was COM
PEELED to call off his bou, with Btll Lang
last week, because of q breakdown He
had worked a few days down on Staten
island, but he lost weight and strength
so rapidly that his friends became
alarmed. A slight injury 10 his ankle
finally convinced him that he was to-
tally unfit 10 enter the ring"
ketche is only % years old. but he
has taken part in nearly 200 fights He
has made and spent n small fortune
since he first came into the limelight
by whipping Joe Thomas In California.
lie received sl5, 900 for his battles with
Jack O'Brien; $4,000 for his TWO scraps
with Papke; $4,000 for his affair with
Johnson. and about $500 for other
bouts Of lesser Importance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
GRAND CIRCUIT TR0TTERS
READY FOR Y0NKERS MEET

NEW YORK. Aug 1S-Grand circuit
Empire CITY Track M Yonkers, for ths
meeting which opens there next Tues
day with the $4,000 Matron futurity
for three year olds.
Alonzo Mcdonald. with twelve fast
ones. among them the unbcatcp fnturity
candidate. Emily Ellen, 2:l0l. is tho
latest arrival from the Cleveland meet
ing.
Gus Macey's string Will he on hand.
including another futurity candidate. the
sensational western colt. Colorado j..
that recently trottcd a working mile in
2:06i. a half-SoCond faster than the
horses OH the ground arc those OF w.
G. Brown. president Of the New York
Central railroad. including the futurity
colt Bergen. and the string OF w. B.
Dickerman. whose futurity candidate is
Eva Bcllini.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
MIKE DONOVAN SIGNS
FAST LUXUS PITCHER

Manager Mike Donovan Of the salt
Lake baseball team believes that he has
finally secured a team which will beat the
hoodoo that has afflicted Salt Lake for
some time. McCreary, the former stan
OF the LuXus team of Denver, and more
recently the pitcher for the Logan team
has been signed by the manager of the
locals and will probably be used against
Murray next Saturday.
In addition to McCreary, Donovan has
secured Joe Nelson. the former Ogden in
fielder. who will be used 10 strengthen
Salt Lakes iniield. which has been weak.
Both McCrcary and Nelson arc said 10 he
good hirters. II they are. they will un-
doubtedly prove valuable additions to Sal,
Lakes team, which has been particularly
weak at the bat,
The salt Lake team will play on Satur-
day against Murray, at Murray, and in
Ogden. against Ogden. on sunday On
Saturday the Occidentals will play Ogden
at Walkers field, and Murray on Sunday
at Walkers field Langford will probably
pitch for the Occidcntals on Saturday
and Mooney on Sunday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
AMERICAN AGAIN WINS
FROM SPANISH BOATS

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. Aug. 49,
America again defeated Spain Today in
the Sender yacht races OFT this port
three American boats leading their for
eign rivals at the finish. The Harpuon.
which took the first race OF the series
yesterday, again carried off the honors
today. with the China a close second and
the Beaver third.
The Spanish yacht Chonta at one time
during the race led The entire fleet She
not only pushed the American boats
hard, but astonishcd her rivals by main
tanning her place principally through her
use Of the balloon jib I'm beating TO wind
ward. This departure from yachting
precedent set the American yachtsmeu to
scratching their heads over what may
prove to be a valuable innovation.
The elapsed time OF todays race fol-
lows
Harpoon tAmerican). 2:95 $50.
Gina (Amercau). 2:26:39
Beaver (Amcricam, 2.2T:0S.
Chonta tSpanish). 2:%S:09
Papoosc tSpanish). :. .35:3l
Mosquito (Spanish), 2:l6;lo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19

CAMP PERRY O., Aug. lS,-Brilllant
craftsmanship, that In shifting wind and
binding storm, smashed two world $ rec
ords. marked the closing hours of the Ma
tional Rifle association tournament.
In the l.eech match the first three
range possbles (seven shots at 500. 900
and 1000 yards) was scored by Second
Lieutenant Clarence l.. Sturdevant OF The
corps of engineers, L. ;. ~, one point
ahead OF the lOi in 1908 by Captain II. Is.
v Casey Of Delaware. Sturdevant scored
Il bullscyc at 1000 yards in the storm.
In the Presidents match Sergeant w a
l'ragncr of the United States marine
CORPS established the record score OF
SO.
The ten leaders in each contest were:
Sergeant w A, FraGncr. marine corps,
2S3.
MiJshpman II. u. Smith. U, $. n, 2s2,
Corporal q. W. Furnham, marine corps.
Isl.
Ensign K. {. GITin, L. s. N, $50,
luartcrmaster Sergeant j, S. Wicrz-
oowsly, L. 5. N. $50 m
Ensign n. \. Thomson L. s n, $50
Lieutenant w b. Wallace. L. $. in
Ensign v V, woodward. L. s. N.
rs
Private &, j. Van Ambursh. Massa-
Lieutenant \, H. Briggs. U. s. infantry,
27T.
The LeeCh leaders were:
Lieutenant e. l.. Sturdevant, L. IS. en-
Ginecrs. lgJ.
Lieutenant Colonel c. b. Winder, Ohio,
1913
Captain G.. Fl Emerson, Ohio. 103,
Captain T.. w Eddy. Ohio, l02.
Sergeant Matt Glen, Il. 5. infantry,
l02
Captain Il II. Bryan. District of Colum-
Captain w. II. Wolf. Arizona, lOi
Private M C. Hammond, Michigan. 10l
Captain Is, *, V. Casey. pennsylvania,
I0l.
Lieutenant j. NJ Wainwright. u. S
cavalry, lOl.
The individual rapid fire match was
won by -. A. Dixon of the L. S. infantry
who with a possible won in the shoot
Lieutenant c. +. Donahue. Pennsylvania;
Lieutenant ]. F. King, Iowa. aud Lieu
tenant 6, G. Brant u. s. cavalry.
Tho winners OF the individual revolver
matches were:
Slow fire, 75 yards. Leroy Lyon, Colo
RADIO. 93 timed fire, % yards. Leroy
Lyon, 90. timed fire, 90 yards. Corpora
c, M McCutcheon. First Colorado caval-
ry, e2. rapid fire. II yards. Lieutenant
Ginald Sayre. Squadron A, New York, os
rapid fire. 90 yards. Lieutenant Sayre. "a
the squadron OF cavalry, Colorado, second
year defeated Squadron OF New Yorp
In the championship revolver team match
The Colorado team scored 1852: Squad
ron a, Io72; the Machine gun platoon
Tenth II. 5. infantry. s25.
The life members championship matcf
was won by Major Charles w Townsend
Colorado. who scored 81. Major r. Cues.
sez. Texas. was second, with &C.. Licuten-
ant C. Hardinger of Oklahoma got the
Tyro prize.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
BR0ADSW0RD CONTEST IS
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

The proadsNoTjss contest which was TO
have been held at the Salt Palace saucer
track Thursday night between Captain
Duncan c. Ross and Lieutenant Hartuns
was called off. owing tn the failure of
the troops from Fort Douglas To appear
at the arena. IN addition To The broad
sword duel. an exhibition drill and man
ual OF arms by select squad from the
Fifteenth infantry WAS 10 have been
given. However. tho troops. for some
cided TO call off the tournament. Cap
tain Ross said that the contest would
be held in week or two. There was
IA small crowd OF people at the Salt Pal
ace Thursday night and to these the adj
mission price was refunded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
Ninth Inning Rally,

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. lS.-SpoSane
made Il desperate rally in the ninth in
ming and just barely missed making II
four straight on Tacoma, Bassey mailing
moi difficult. running catch. Holm was
bntted out OF the boX in the third, Cole
man hit the first ball Cialln pitched for
double. scoring three. Tacoma could
not touch Caflin thereafter, Maston was
wild. and Hall, who succeeded him, WAS
strong till the ninth r. ri. H..
spokane ..-..sss ...,ss....pe. 90 q
Tacoma ....s... s,.....s.-...s,..6 i
Batteries-Uolm, ClafIn and Ostdiek
Maston. Hall and BlauEenship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
Clcary After Hackenschmidt.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 1S.-James Cicary. one
of Ogdens best wrestcrs. and believed
TO he a coming champion. Is anxious Ia
meet Young Hackenschmidt." now In
Salt Lake. Cleary Is not concerned
much about the terms of tho match nor
how the purse is TO nc divided, Hack =
enschmidt can name the terms To his
own liking II he will come to Ogden to
meet the local man. Cleary thinks that
Hackcnschmidt should go through II svs-
tenn Of preliininaries with men Of less
reputation than Yokcl before he attempts
to secure n match with the latter There
are several others in Ogden who want
to meet the young wrestler now in Salt
Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
GEORGE ROBINSON ENTERS
ELGIN AUTOMOBILE RACES

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Georse Robinson,
once winner of the Vanderbilt cup race
last night made formal entry for the
Elgin national road races on August 26
and -. under the auspices Of the Chi
caso Motor club,
Two other nominations were received
yesterday. swelling The lists to thirty
three cars to he driven by the leading
drivers of the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
YOUNGSTERS IN BRUTAL
PRIZE FIGHT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aug. 1S.-Tho Mexican
Kid" and Tommy McFarlan, each II
years old. fought a l2-round draw last
night on the third Iloor OF a building at
West Twelfth and Hannah streets. More
than I50 sports Witnessed the exhibition
and much money Is said to lave been
wagered on the contest.
The kid" was terribly battered about
the face and blood flowed from his mouth
and nose. McFarlan broke his LEFT hand
carly in the fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
Lowers Worlds Record,

GOSHEN, y. Y. Aug. lS.-tiomar.
owned by Ross & DiclsersoD Of Madison
Mo. aud driven by Harrison at the
Orange County Driving Park association
track today lowered bg one second the
worlds trottuS record for one mile over
a half-mile course without pacemaker.
IIiS timN WIS . .0NA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
WORLDS CHAMPION
SCULLER DEFENDS TITLE

LIVINGSTONE. Rhodesia. Aug is
| The sculling match for the championship
of the world between Richard Arnst of
New Zealand and Ernest Barry of Lon
don WIS won by Arnst, the champion, by
Two lengths,
The race was rowcd OH the Iambesi
river, Il short distance from the famous
Victoria falls, over "a course of three and
a half miles The stakes were $500 a
eiln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
MINOR LEAGUES
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
One Bad Inning.

VANCOUVER. Il. G., Aug. lS.-Sc-
attle's new pitcher, Henning, Jared well
today till the sixth. when eleven batters
faced him. The result was seven hits and
six runs for Vancouver. Errors gave the
locals another tally in the seventh. Erick
son held Seattle down. allowing only one
real hit. II. II. E-
Seattle .....,, ,...............0 2 3
Vancouver .....,. .....ra......-.i ~ :
Batteries-Henning and Custer; Erick-
son and Sugden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-19
UNDER SHERIFF CALLS OFF
PRIZE FIGHT in BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. IS.-The young
lMooncy-kid Forbes bout scheduled for
tonight at the Orphcum thcater has been
called off.
Under Sheriff Mike Murray, acting for
lShcrff ORourkc. who is out Of the city
lat present notified Jerry Mccarthy. the
promoter or the fight. that the affair
would not be permitted, for the reason
that il Is supposed To be prize fight.
which is n violation OF the law.