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Like n three-horse team they raced
from the paddock gate in. At the line
ii was COonskin by a nose. while Flora
Riley had but the same advantage over
Round and Round. The hanging up of
Coonskin's number brought out a great
shout of approval from many hackers.
The time of 1:41 As was within one
fifth of a second Of the track record.
Perry Reed Of Nebraska took the
opener with Lady Mcdowell. the mare
running true to some very fast work
outs TO open a lead Of three lengths
at the wire, showing fine speed when
clear OF the field in the stretch. She
was ridden by Jockey Stewart. an old
time rider from St Louis. Sixteen got
70 the wire just in time to place ahead
OF BellflOwer. Fred Bent quit after
showing speed to the stretch.
Emma G. was laid ia behind the pace
by Nosper in the second. and when
Strengthened out in the stretch won
handily from Roy T. and Little But
tercup.
w. T. Anderson's Weymouth received
liberal backing in the third and. away
In front. held the pace until the turn
into the stretch, when Frieze doomed up
dangerous. Weymouth came on again
70 Outdrive the contender. GauEel rode
Prometheus hard all the way. but the
horse could respond with no speed.
Marion Casey. running true to her
present good form, rounded her field
entering the stretch and won handily
from the fast-closing Plume Lady
Adelaide, held as high as IS to 1, set
the pace, and was nosed out for the
show by Harlem Maid. which. after los
ing lot Of ground entering the stretch,
showed good closing speed.
Coming home a winner for his third
consecutive time, Royal Stone. careful
ly ridden by Van Dusen. took the last
race easily. disposing OF Billy Myer and
Charley DOherty in the stretch.
Today a big card viii be presented.
the feature Of which is the Buena Vista
selling stakes OF $1,000. and the dis
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/ lance a mile and a sixteenth. Under
Ed Corrigan's colors for the first time.
the popular Pinto win meet the good
ones Roy Junior. Spring Ban. Lomond
OF 2-year-olds. and dash OF six fur
longs I'm which the class OF the sprint-
ing division is entered.
The Summary.
First race. six furlongs. sellinE-Lady
Mcdowell (Stewart). to 5. won: Six
Bellflower (Taylor). s to 3 for show.
Time. 1:14 3-5. Fred Bent. Ifttleton,
Sadie H.. Maid Of Orleans. Coriel. Tom
O'Malley. Lady Box and Foncasta fin
ished as named.
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Emma G.. (NOspcr). 20 5. won. Roy T.
CBuNton), 70 ] for place. Little But
tercup (Taylor), TO for show. Time,
ia is. Titus IT. Elder. Captain Bur-
nett, Ramon Caroua, Tnlinghast, Fusil-
leer and Biased finished as named.
Third race, mile, selling-W eymouth
(Nolan), 16 20 3. won: 7 rieze (McOpr-
thy. TO for place; Boya. River
(KirsChbaum). even for show. Time,
1;42 %. Prometheus. Pilain, Mike Jor-
dan, CorriEan. Camera and Dorothy Ann
finished as named.
Fourth race. mile. sellinr-Coonslin
(Selden}, to 1. won; Flora Riley
(Wrispen). even for place. Round and
Round (Taylor). / to 2 for show. Time,
1:41 As. Coppcrs. Duchess of Monte
bello and Meltorsale finished rs named
Fifth race. six furlongs. seIling-Ma-
rion Casey CBolanG). 90 2, won; Plume
0mes), 10 20 I for place; Harlem Maid
(Page), ! 60 for show. Time. 1:15-
Lady Adelaide. Figent, BislSra, Valencia,
silk and HaZeltine finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling
Royal Stone tNan Dusen). 60 1. won;
BILLY Mver (Kirschbaum). 8 TO 3 for
place: Charley Doherty tFischcr). I TO
2 for show. Time. lis 2-5. Sainest.
Wistaria. Burning Bush. St Joe and No
Quarter finished as named.
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There were fighters, promoters. sport
ing writers and just mere men in the
procession that streamed between the
eye or the camera and the puRilist.
Among them joan l.. Sullivan. George
harting. Tommy Burns. Abe Attell. Sam
Langtord. Battling Nelson. Bill Lang
and Hugh Mcintosh figured prominent
~. To each Jeffries extended his hand
in greeting and to each he accorded
his rare smile.
AFTER the picture taking was over
Jeffries strolled apart with Abe Atte1.
Inc Two were in conference for an
hour. Jeffries bent over the little
tighter. listening intently to every
word he uttered. 1t was an important
talk for Jeffries
ABE Attell was IN Jack O'Brien's cor
ner when the latter met Jack johnson in
Fhlladelphia less than a year ago. The
DantamWeight told the undefeated
neaVyweight today that O'Brieu made
Johnson look foolish on many occas-
IONS during that fight. He said that
JeItrles should use the same method
. Brlen employed against the black
tighter. Attell illustrated the blows he
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-02
STATE TENNIS TOURNA MENT

Three good matches in mems doubles
and one match in the women's singles
were played yesterday in the state ten
mis- tournament at the Country club.
The doubles matches were holly con-
tested. Today the semi-finals in the
mems singles will be the feature
The results and schedules follow:
Neel and Ingebretsen defeated Myers
and Taylor. 81. 81.
Garnett and McBroom defeated Badg-
er and Taylor. 6-2. Ca
Badger and Taylor defeated McBroom
and Cooper. 60. 6-3.
Mrs. stone defeated Miss McGraIh.
6-1 So
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would have Jeffries deliver with his
own fists. and Jeffries watched with
his attention concentrated.
After the talk Abe declared that he
was utterly taken by surprise at JEFF
fries appearance. He said that he had
been misled by pictures Of the former
champion and before seeing that fight
er in the flesh had thought Johnson a
two to one favorite. Now" Abe de-
clared. Il think there is nothing to it
but Jeffries."
Tommy Burns, from whom Johnson
took the championship. expressed as
constituent at Jeffries' appearance.
Take IL from me-" he said. johnson
has not got chance"
sam Iangford had a few words to
say on the subject.
"effries is the greatest Of them all"
he declared. Hes the only man L don't
want to fight I'd think il a cinch to
get into the ring with Jack Johnson
tomorrow, but Il would take n heap Of
money to get me up in front of JEFF
fries. know he would knock me out
He's the only one. though, that could
do IT,"
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Buend Vista Notes

The Bucna Vista selling stakes. for
a purse Of $1,000 viii be run this after
noon. Only five are named 70 e-o. but
the field Is a select one in the matter
OF class, and as the distance is a mile
and a sixteenth. the race will undoubt-
cdly prove TO be one OF the most inter
csting OF the meeting TO date. The card
in It's entirety IS a good one. and the
sport VIII be in keeping with that
which has been had right along since
the beginning Of the meeting.
G. ". Powell. who has been on the
firing llnC In the selling race war now
on at the track ever since Pinto was
taken from him out OF a selling race.
WAS very busy yesterday. He began BY
bidding Lady Mcdowell. the winner OF
the first race. up from 5000 TO S6O5. at
which she was retained tacit ad-
mission on the part OF her owner that
her value. His next move was TO
force W. T. Anderson TO bid S405 TO re-
tain Weymouth. who was in for 5000.
After protecting Weymouth. Anderson
offered TO sell her to Powell for $500.
but the offer was not accepted. Marian
Casey was boosted from $500 to s4O5 by
W. y. Blakely. but was retained by
owner. John Lowe.
Assistant Manager Charlie Campau.
who will officiate as general manager
at the coming Cheyenne meeting. an
n0unces that the betting ring at the
Wyoming meeting will be an open one
may so desire viii be permitted to
cut in
Prejudice. a star OF the sprinting di-
vision at Oakland. arrived at the track
yesterday.
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PROVO ARENA GOES UP.

Hardy Downing. who is attending to
the staging OF the Peanuts Sinclair
Young Erlenborn match at Provo July
>. before the Commercial Travellers,
made the trip to Provo yesterday and
reports The construction Of the arena
10 be going on nicely. Raised seats are
being built around the ring. which IS
situated in the center Of the ball park.
and there will be ample accommoda-
tions for $500 spectators.
The Salt Lake fans will be taken to
the contest I'm n special train, leaving
here at . p.
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BILLY DELANEY WILL
+, BE IN J0HNS0N'S CORNER

Oakland. Cal. July Billy Delaney
will be In JOhnson's corner on the
Fourth OF July II his physicians will
permit him TO act as the champion's
second This was the substance OF a
statement made tonight by Delaney to
the Associated Press. The veteran
trainer Will leave for Reno tomorrow
night and will go directly 10 Johnson's
camp Delaney has been in III health
for some time and he stated tonight
that he may be too IN TO second John
son. but that he will be I'm the cham
pion's corner unless prevented by ac-
tual physical disability.
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OGDEN AND MURRAY
GET STATE LEAGUE DAY

Utah State league games will be
played today at ogden and Murray.
The salt Lake team. strengthened by
some Old-time stars, goes to ogden for
a three game series with Dad Gimlin' s
men. In the lineup will be found In
dian" McAndrews at short. and Nevins.
a star OF the Nevada league. at second.
At Murray the Occidentals and the
league leaders meet. Sunday the local
fans will have their chance when Muir
ray plays the Occidentals at Walkers
field.
Late last night, r. +. ShOppe, Salt
Lakes league director. further
strengthened his team by signing up
George Rowe. a Coast league crack.
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Mrs. Judge and partner defeated Miss
Boyes and partner by default.
Schedule for Today.
Brown VS.. Roberts. .. m.
Garnett VS.. Taylor. p. m.
Mrs Smith VS.. Mrs. Stone. 1870 D. m.
Mrs. Judge and partner VS.. Mrs Glen
denning and partner. 400 p. m
Neel and Ingebretsen VS.. Cox and
partner. 40 p. m
Garrett and McBrOom VS.. Gillette and
Baker, D. m.
Winner Of above match VS.. Neel and
lngebretsen. 6 p. m
Today PopuIar d.v car.ot-
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hour OF every day, how he felt. the
champions big black face beamed with
amusement.
Just look me over" he would an
swer. IF 1 felt any better I would
not know how to stand it. 1 think Il
would probably hurt me-"
Light road work and a little Timber
Ing up in the gymnasium is the cham
pion's plan OF campaign for tomorrow
and Sunday. What he will do Monday
morning he has not said. None of his
trainers was able to give any outline
OF his advance program, as Johnson
acts, as rule. on the spur OF the mo-
ment
The battle tension IS no
ticeable about the camp, that is, among
the champions followers. but Johnson
displayed not the least sign Of what
he thought OF the near approach of the
Fourth OF July except when some ques-
tioner compelled him to turn his mind
60 IL.
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There were few visitors at CamD
Johnson during the day. II was known
in the city that the dusky fighter did
not intend TO do any work except az
the dictation of the picture men, and
when the latter departed for Camp JEFF
fries the crowd tagged along.
johnson arose before o'clock but
spent the day either I'm his rooms or
lolling around the grounds with his
trainers. A number OF the distinguished
sporting men who reached town dur
ing the day called on him, but there was
little I'm sight 20 repay the ever-vigf-
lant war correspondents who Travelled
out to his camp.
Johnson was in his most sunny hu-
NOR all day. He was repeatedly at
tackled by his sparring partners and
trainers In the playful mock assaults
popular at the resort, and never lost
an opportunity to set things going on
his own account.
When asked. as he is about every
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
JACKIE CLARKE RIDES AROUND
LAWSON downing GETS RECORD

BY winning two straight heats o'
decisively. Jackie Clarke left no dot
night that at the present writing at
saucer track Clarke took the first J
behind and being more than equal
In the second at three-quarters Of
from behind and rounded the former
Ciarke's work I'm the match was
augmented by a wonderful ride in the
two-mile handicap. Pulled up 20 the
fast fleeing limit bunch by Downing
Pye and Mcfarland. Clarke rounded
tho field on the bell lap 20 win by if-
teen lengths IN the fast time Of
1:f1 3-5. inside Of n second Of the
worlds record.
Another stellar performance was
the breaking Of the five-mile worlds
motor-paccd record for an cight-laD
track by Harding Downing. Behind
excellent pace furnished by T. NJ.
Samuelson, Downing covered the forty
laps IN sac Is. breaking W. r. Sam
nelson's record OF 6:46 2-5. Every
mile was covered al n 1920 clip with
the exception % the last. which was a
fifth Of a second slower.
Lanky Netherlands ire was aroused
In the two-mile lap. Just before he
landed Clarke and Lawson with the
front bunch. Agraz. who had dropped
out of the lap chasing. swurg up the
bank ahead Of Mcfarland. and only
quick drop 60 the pole by the lanxy
one saved a spill. When Mcfarland
dismounted he promptly swung on
Agraz. but the crowd interviewed be-
fore the milling got good.
.Ihe amateurs furnished a pretty
race I'm the nve-mile open lap. After
the S~hmertz brothers had worked
neat little job for the laps the sprint
started. Calvin sprung a surprise
by holding the Brodbeck-D iefenbacher
team oven for "A sprint of two laps.
Had Calv!a not thought the race over
a lap too soon. when ne pulled UP. the
finish might have been different. While
"a newcomer I'm the amateur ranks. ne
shows every sign Of being n good one.
With Clarke out by himself for the
two-mile handicap there was n pretty
fight for second place. Carslake was
second. with Wilcox. Walker and
Seuhouse punched around him SEN
house set up a strenuous kick. saying
that ne was third The judges. how
ever. had failed 10 recognize him in
the bunch and ne was officially I'M
placed.
Walker outsprinted Mcfarland in
the half-mile open I'm a pretty race.
Dicfenhacher won the three-quarter-
mile handicap amateur with some
thing 90 spare.
n Ut the DIX fouFtn or July meet
Mar agor HcaEren puts on a tcn-mflc
western championship for the profess
siorals. Another feature will be r. T.
Whtttler's attempt to break the five
mile motor record Of 5:2A
The Summary.
Clarke-LawsOn match-Clarke won
half-milo heat. Time-I.16. Second
heat at three-quartcrs mile. 1.3f As.
e-Uuarter-milc haudfcap ANA
eur-Diefenbacher (scratch). Nc
Mel 600. Gemplc (S5). Robbery
G05). Time-1:26.
Half-mile open. professionaf-Walk /
or. Mcfarland. DeMara. Dorian. Pye
Times is seconds
Five-milc open lap. amateur-Die-
fenbachcr. Brodbeck. McNiel. Nc
'crmack. BcrryeSsa. TimC-10:d6 2-5.
Two-mile handicap. professional
ClafAe tscratch). Carslakc I15).
wilcox O1O). Walker C7O). Time
3.f1 G-5
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The Summary.


Cincinnati. July 1.-Charicv Hin. IA
vorite I'm the last race at Iatonia to-
gay. tcu az the head o. the stretch
while tw~ lengths IN front or hts field
and hrok. his shoulder lie was de-
stroycd- Jockey Cole. who rode the
horse. was uninjurcd. rolling under the
fence when the horse fell and out Of
the DAY Of the thirteen horses that fol-
lowed
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DOVES DROP TWO

Boston. July 1.-Philadelphis won n
double-header from Boston TODAY. the
llrst game to and the second 6 to s.
p,.,iIIrst game r. II. e
1hliaoelphla --...... 6 z
DOStOh --------.---........ 2 6
Batteries-Moren and Doom: Brown
1000 and Graham, Rsriden. EMPIRES
-ODay and Brennan.
Second game p II =
DOStoH .------... 3 o q
Batteries-Ewing, McQuIllan. Marc
ney- Shettler and Moran; Frock Mat
and O'Day mar
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Especial Co The Herald Republican,
spanish Fork. July Playing error
less ball and with Cook twiriing in fine
form. spanish Fork today won from
Benf. Co Q. Mooney. the Occidental
ciack. was In the box for Lehi ana
pitched fast ball The batteries.
spanish Fork. Cook and Hoist. Lehf
Mooney and Jackson
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
CUBs ON TOP.

81 Louis. July Good pitching bv
Brown gave Chicago a victory this att
ernoon over St Louis. to o. Fielding
was fast behind both pitchers Scors,
c. II. II. r.
-, LOUIS .........ss<-..s-.. o n
:. - 90 ..-----s-. D
Brown and Archer. Killing. Irmnirss
Rigler and Emsiie
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Helena, Mont. July Jimmy"
Gavin OF Helena tonight Knocked out
Young Ike" Hayes Of Butte. son OF
the former heavyweight champion OF
Montana. in the second round OF what
was 90 have been twenty-round go.
az Central park.
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AMERICAN YACHT WON.

Travenuende. Germany. July 1.-The
American yacht Westward won the En-
perors cup In the schooner race from
kiel TO Travenmuende today The Ger
mania was second and Hamburg third
The emperor's yacht Meteor was towed
in The race was sailed I'm a strong
breeze
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WANT 2 To 7.

New York. July There is n
deadlock in the betting here on .
; the Jeffries-J johnson fight. JEFF
fries own statement that the con-
; test was an even proposition 4
; caused his admirers 70 hesitate 4
; today TO put their money down
; at 10 20 s. while JOhnson's friends
: are sticking out for the short end
, Of 2 to /. I
, William MulAOon's declaration
, that Jeffries' judgment Of distance :
; and timing IS not good. and that 1
; he is due 20 receive a great deal :
. OF punishment. cheered the John I
; son cohorts today.
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er liver Lawson. and winning them
bit i'm the minds OF 1000 bike fans last
east he IS the speediest rider at the
eat at half mile by coming from
o LawsOn's efforts to stave him on.
mile. single paced. Clarke again came
champion. 10 win by a wheels width.
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between Tex Richard and the contract
ors who built the arena. There has
been a difference Of opinion between
the supervising contractors and the
local builders before and this is said
to have extended to Richard tonight.
Richard was refused admittance until
the battle ground is turned over to
him on July 3, it being feared that he
might put up signs that the local mem
did not wish TO have placed.
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CRAwFORD,s MIC STICK

Cleveland. July cleveland defeat
ed Detroit easily today, to ,. Craw-
ford hit q home run over the 45-foot
right field fence wall and screen, the
only time the feat has been accom-
plished. Score: r. II. +.
cleveland .......-........ 10 q
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 2 1
Observation-Disclosures and Easterly:
Willett, Stroud and Stanage.
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DERBY WINNER DIES.

Elizabethtown. Ky. July The
race horse Riley. winner OF the Ken
lucky derby 20 years ago. died TODAY
OF ola age He was being kept here
by a breeders association formed for
the purpose Of taking care OF aged and
broken down horses
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ANIFRICNNs DFFFATFD

sydney. y :. w. July THE foot
bali team of sydney university today
defeated the All-AmcriCau eleven.
composed Of students Of western uni
vcrs ties by score OF Il 90 s.
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SPEED BOYS WE'RE SLOW.

Washington, July 1.-washington de-
feated Boston today, TO 1. Lord suf-
fered a broken finger when struck by
one OF Johnsons fast inshoOts. and
will be out of the game for two weeks.
Score: r. II. T..
Batterics--JOhnson and Street; Smith.
Arellanes and KleinOw.
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Western League

Ia. T. 10y . "ichi-
a. Omaha-Omaha, 2; Denver. T.
NtofSs Joseph-St Joseph. 6: Des
AT Lincoln-Lincoln. .: Topeka. 8.
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n%%%s CLARKE A1nh &pEETV E0D HED TAWC0N
AT JEFFRIES' CAMP

1Jeffre a
ne stood
o
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CLOSE Finishes feature RACES
--BUENA VISTA STAKE ON Today

~ Finishes that kept record
facedh
a In her
the Corrigan the
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HART PICKS JOHNSON.

= Louisville. Ky. July Marvin Z
= Hart. who won from Johnson on I
= points in 20-round battle in I
= 1904, expects the negro 20 win the (
= fight next Monday.
= Il hope Jeffries viii win said 4
= Hart, but way down I'm my heart d.
y / think Johnson has 10 on him. 4
= Jeffries has loafed too much and b.
y is too tat. OF course. YOU can't Z
= see the Fat on the outside but 70 is 1
y still on the inside enough TO keep I
y him from regainiuE his former 1
= speed"
= The fight viii last between fIf- Z
= teen and twenty rounds, I'm Harris Z
= opinion. 4
= I
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son HOTsEWARMER-

Chicago. July 1.-St Louis defeated
Chicago today in the first game played
in the new American league park Sui
Ivan caught his first game OF the sea-
son for chicago. He has been out of
II. II. r.
CnlCaBo ---.-.--. -.---.-..
~. LOUIS ..-.--.------
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Petty
and Killifer.
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AT JOHNSON'S CAMP

straing
90 1T on his
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PIRATES MEET DEFrAr

Pittsburg. July 1.-Pittsbure lost 20
Cincinnati today. 90 l. In the first
two innings the visitors scored four
runs. Score: y II
Sinclnnat ....-... O
Pittsburg -
Batteries-Suggs and Mclean: Cam
NIT, Aaddox. Gibson. Umpires-KIern
and Kane. eiii
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VICTORY FoR cTANTs

New York, July New York came
out winner over BROOKLYN in tbe ofntS
inning today. Score: n IT y
49,, Ny ~ .-.-...---...... 10 /
~" A'tA ..--- -..---------- 0
Batteries-ScanlOn and Bergen: Wilt
Sc ana Myers Umpires-Johnstone ana
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American League
DOUBLE VICTORY.

Philadelphia, July philadelphia
won both games Of a double header
from New York today. Coombs and
Ford had a pitchers battle In the first
game. Scores.
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The renting Of your furnished rooms
is as important a business matter to
YOU as "the days sales are 70 a mer-
chant. And want advertising is as i'm
portant TO you as store-advertising IS
to the merchant.
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Popular day. saltair. today.
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Floating at saltair-great sport.
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To-day. Popular day. saltair.
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BY winning two straight heats over
decisively. Jackie Clarke left no dOu b
saucer track Clarke took the first n Q.
behind and being more than equal o
In the second at three quarters OF a m
from behind and rounded the former cl