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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
UTAH FISHING SEASON
OPENS WEDNESDAY

Wednesday. June 10. will see the
opening OF the fishing season I'm Utah.
Before the sun has had q chance 60
show much OF itself. the trout streams
and lakes will be lined With the early
bil DIS anSious to catch the first mess
OF Che season.
With the water in the streams low
and clear the opening day should be
one OF the best Of the season. In all
OF the nearby streams will be found
plenty OF trout. and even a novice at
the art has every reason to expect a
good catch.
T. W. Chambers. state fish and game
commissioner. and his deputies wish to
serve notice that Cie season does not
open June 10. as some OF the Over-anN-
ious ones have construed the law. The
sale OF licenses has been very heavy.
and the sporting goods houses are re-
portIng heavv sale OF fishing taclkle.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
SULLIVAN-T GO
AT BUTTE TONIGHT

Tonight at the Broadway theatre.
Butte. Montana. Pete Sullivan. the local
lightweight. and Maurice Thompson.
meet over the 2O-round route. Sulli-
van left here assuring his friends that
he would be returned the winner. but
those who have watched Thompson's
steady Improvement in form under
Jerry Mccarthy, know that he has a
tough proposition on hand. Thompson
has a style Of milling similar to that
Of Cyclone Thompson. and is known TO
have a harder punch. Two victories
that stand out are over Stanley
Ketchel. winning the first in six and
the second in ten. They meet at catch
weights.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

The first week Of the Utah Jockey
Clubs summer meeting wound up IN
the provcrbinl blaze OF glory" fashion
SATURDAY. FOR che crowd that witnessed
the run.ing Of the first handicap was
not only a great one in point OF NUM-
bers. but as well was about all that
could be desired in its makeup. IL IS
safe 10 say that a vast majority OF the
big crowd left the track wei satistled'
for the racing provided for their enter
tainmcnt was as interesting ana as
clean as is ever had at any track.
As a matter OF fact even better sport
will be had from now on. as the horses
are becoming acclimated after their
change TO the high altitude from the
sea level The second week Of the
meeting begins with a card OF much
merit. and as the fields for the several
numbers are well balanced, interesting
contests may be expected. The five
furlong dash in particular viii appeal
to the racing enthusiasts. as some OF
the fastest horses at the track are
scheduled TO meet in It. Marchmonet.
who set fast pace in the Cullen; Fer
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
VANDERB'LT'S ENTRY
THIRD IN FRENCH DERBY

Paris. June 12.-The French derby
was run today over the Chantilly course
and was won by Dr du Rhine II, a
brown colt by ST. Damien. owned by
CASTOR Drevfus. The distance was a
mile and n half and the value Of the
,aSc was SS5.200.
Renard Bieau. owned by N. Gricvere.
finished second. and W X NGnderbilts
Eeinhart third.
The Americans backed the Wander
hilt entry and lost heavily. In this
event Mr.. Vanderbilt had been partiC-
ularly fortunate in past years.
The priX des EtanEs. a selling event.
for -year-olds. was won by W. X.
Nanderbf1t's Sir Peter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
GOOD PROGRESS SEEN
ON MOTORD0ME

Visitors 20 Wandamere yesterday
we're surprised at fhe progress made
by Jack Prince I'm the construction %
tho motordrome. The joists for the
track are up two-thirds Of the way
around. and the one-third OF a mile
pie pan" IS beginning 90 take shape.
Mr. Prince says that one week from
Thursday the track proper viii be com
pleted and ready for workouts for mo-
torcyClCs and automobiles.
With the track completed. work will
be rushed on the grand stand and
bleechers. and barring had weather
everything win be in readiness for the
big opening July 2.
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rNnIH - orTsLTGs.

Especial Co Toe Hcrald-itel ublicam.)
Park City. June 12-Iu a slugglag
match from start 20 finish. Park City
won today's game from the salt Lake
Independents by the score Of % to IS.
The locals made 10 runs in the first
inning and held the lead 10 the end
without much difficulty. The batteries:
Park City. Larson and Ryan. Indcpend-
euts. Ash. EOmney. Sweeney and Cove.
The local soccer eleven leaves for
salt Lake tomorrow morning 90 meet
thc salt Lake eleven In the final for
the Dayncs cup. The local soccer back
ers believe the Miners will bring home
the CUP.
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The crowd gave Corbett and Jeffries
a mild ovation when they appeared.
thusiasm almost reached the pitch OF
that of real fight The sham battle
between the two was the best they
have yet offered the fans. although
Jeffries had decidedly the best end OF
it all the way through. blocking Cor
belts blows as easily as X he were
warding off vOlleys from a beam
shooter.
In the second round the pace was
especially fast and Ccrbett made a
hard try to send home some OF his
carefully-contrived uppercuts. They all
fell short II Corbett has copied the
black mans favOrite blow correctly.
Jeffries has evolved what appears TO
be an impreEnable defense against ~.
Corbett shot them IN with beWildering
swiftness and Jeffries carefully threw
the switch on all of them. The actor
fighter landed one businesslike left on
the prov Of Jeffries' chin without in
the least disturbing the peaceful calm
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Of the latters countenance
In the third round the boilermakcr
swung loose several let's. which n
Corbett had been there when they ar
rived. the bout would have ended sud-
denly and Gentleman Jim" did not
clamOr for another round when the end
came.
Choynski Jared rather worse than
Corbett. thoughtlessly blocking several
fast ones with his face. which has been
considerably Overworked az this pas
time lately A wicked left on the fore
head almost dropped him.
After two rounds OF tusslinE wtsh
Farmer Burns. Jcffries retired 20 tine
rubbing room amid the cheers OF the
crowd.
I'll use the gloves every day for
the next ten days." he said. Speed Is
about all / need now. and boxing is
just what viii Ssve &c 10 me Corbctt
VIII be in shape 10 go more than three
rounds with me in few days. and IA
give the others enough work 90 keep
them busy"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

This season salt Lake has probably
TIE strongest soccer eleven I'm the his
tory Of the. game IN Utah. and is The
favoritc Tor the cup. Park City. how
ever. has been playing consistent bali
ever since she entered the competition.
Lnrt year Park city was ia the final
losing TO Eureka f-3 az Provo. after a
bard and exciting game. This season
they have defeated Fort Douglas in the
cup competition. and defeating Eureka
IN a friendly game. 2-1 at Park city
They are heavy team. and depend on
a forciblc style or play 20 win. Monday
being general holic~y I'm an the min
tng camps. n strong delegation OF min
ers win be there TO cheer on their ia
vorites.
The performance Of salt Lake have
been exceedingly crcditable this year.
Having enough men to form two teams.
TIE Blues and Whites. these teams have
played several games. victory being
mostly on the side or the Whites. the
regular team being selected from
amongst these two teams. Salt Jake
hos defeated the Eureka team I'm the
cup competition. Al. and the Building
Trades team iu n friendly game By the
same score. Al. Tho majority Of the
falt Lake eleven are smaller than the
Park city team I'm height and weight.
but expect Co win on their science and
speed.
The game viii commence az 6 p. m.
prompt Mr.. Campbell OF Eureka will
no doubt officiato as referee. while
Lieutenant Elliot 81 Fort Douglas viii
ect ae uncsman for salt Lake and n
Eureka man viii act iu that capaci IS
for Park City.
Mr.. Daynos. the donor OF the cup. viii
present the trophy 90 the victorious
eleven at the conclusion Of the game.
The lineup OF the salt Lake team ISL.
Coal. Brown. right hack. Donaldson:
left back. Graham. right half back.
Gosh center half hack. Chapman. left
talf back. Adamsons outside right for
ward. Collins; INSIDE right forward. Blu
cranan. center forward. Simpson. fu-
side left forward. Ansei. outside left
forward. Churchill Reserves. Mont
Eomcry. Burlington and Hyde.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

Last week q change I'm mana gers was
made at the salt Lake Atheletic club.
liver Bedman taking the place Of Billy
..yan. Ryan resigned because he could
not stand the big end which went 20
Phil ONara. which left but little 90
bin the card on. Manager Redman says
that hc has leased the club under more
liberal terms and that he will stage
the best amateur bouts to be had in
this part OF the country. The first
card under the new management Is
scheduled for saturday night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

The WAGNER Brewing company yes
terlay defeated the Lark team at Lark.
by the score Of 3 to .. in a fast and
clean game. Hans for the Brewers was
bon fine form and kept the hits he al
lowed scattered. The batteries. Lark
-Schwcitzer and Brown. Wagner
Hans aad Jewkes.
Next Sunday the Wageners and Jen-
sen Creamery company clash FOR the
second time. the Creamery boys hav-
ing won the first game.
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COLLINS Winds up HARD
WORK FOR THOMPSON BOUT


"Birdleg" Collins. the fast negro u
Johnny Thompson at Saltair Wednesda
out this afternoon at three o'clock at G
viii box this afternoon with Kid RIOS
LanEford. the pitcher for the Occidental
pumpkins at boxing.
Collins declares he is feeling ut for
the encounter and the colOred contin-
gent IS betting on him to stop the
famous Sycamore cyclone. a feat that
Battling Nelson failed to perform. Col
Inns has two draws with Pete sullivan,
whom Cyclone Johnny Thompson easily
disposed OF last month at Saltair. but
those who saw Collins work out de-
clare that Thompson will have much
more difficult time with Collins.
Thompson is still at Logan. where
he IS working out daily. He has a
large following at Logan. and re-
quest has been received from that city
for n large block OF seats. From Og-
den there will be a great crowd OF
Thompson admirers. salt Lake will be
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
EUREKA TRAP SHOOT.

Eureka. June 1.-THE representatives
OF the Remington Firearms company.
and the DUPONT Powder company, were
in Eureka last week. and the local
trap shots pulled off shoot for their
benefit. and most OF the local men were
out. There was a strong wind blowing.
and e interfercd TO some extent with
the scores. Frank L. Davies, however,
did some splendid work, and broke p
ont of Is hluerocks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

Poushkeepsie. y. ". June with
the arrival here today Of the Cornell
and Wisconsin crews. all the oarsmcn
who are 60 compete in the intercolle-
giate regatta on June 25. are assembled
on the shores Of the Hudson.
Cornell sends varsity and freshmen
oights and three four-oarcd crews, the
largest number ever sent from Ithaca.
Coach Courtney is said 10 be uncertain
about che makeup OF this four. There
was no rowing TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
BTNGHAM MARS JENsENs.

fSpccfal 20 The Herald Republican
Bingham. June f2.-BefOre large
crowd Of fans. Bingham today walked
away from the Jensen Creamery com
pany nine Of salt Lake. winning 8 20 1.
The pitching Of Ferguson FOR the locals
was n feature OF the game. The bat
teries: Bingham. Ferguson and Brown.
Creamery. Ludlow and Wonsmick-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
WHITE JOCKEYS R0MP
HOME IN FIRST GAME

The first Of the worlds series play
between the white and the colored
jockeys at Buena Vista was held yes
terday and the whites got off in the
lead and rOmped home by the score OF
p to 5. The game was Mayed on the
diamond back of the grandstand and
about 1000 rooters We're on hand to
see the fun.
revenge.
The 1fDeuD.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

OGDEN TAKES FAST
GAME FROM MURRAY

Before an enthusiastic crowd Of
baseball fans, ogden won its first
game in the State league this after
noon by defeating the fast Murray team
by n score OF TO 3. The game was
closely COns cCted Throughout and the
result CT the game was in doubt until
the last man was out. Both teams
played championship ball and the
crowd enjoyed every minute OF play.
One Of the features was the batting
rally Of Dad Gimlin and his crew in
the seventh inning. when three runs
were scored for a winning lead.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

AlSAdn mooney very muCn elOnE-
ated colored boy hailing from Texas
messed things up at Walkers field
yesterday afternoon and home crowd
OF 2.5OU fans saw salt Lake 10 under
10 the black wave. to 5. With the
work OF the pitcher, he having 10
strikeOuts to his credit. one very bad
inning lost the game for salt Lake.
The locals Out-hlt the Occidentals.
earned two runs and had many chances
10 score II the necessary hit was forth
coming.
From the way the coIored rooters
were backing their team before the
call Of time II was seen that they had
something like an ace in the hole" as
Mlstah Mooney proved 20 be.
IL was one two three for both sides
in the first inning. Harrison livened
first OF the second. but Book and Stew
art famed and the former Occidental
pitcher died at first.
Then somebody cut her loose and the
Occidentals did some business in their
half. Langford hit and stole second
and scored when Book dropped Robin
rolled one between Hunns legs and
Robinson scored. McNay got base and
Tenant bounced one to Hummen. who
tried To catch Mooney at third, but
was too late, and then threw wild to
first, Mooney scoring. Black hit, sCOr-
ing McNay, and then the sky cleared
as Langley was thrown out at first
In the third hits by Langford and
L
one more run.
From then on. however. Hummell
settled down and the support frightened
behind him and the colored boys were
Dlanked.
The first score for Salt Lake came
In the fifth, when Hummell hit and
was scored by two-bagger by Law
renee.
The crowd began to think Mooney
was not 50 Aluch. and when Book
doubled in the sixth. sending In Hun
nand Harrison things looked brighter
Stewart and Hummel. however. both
fell heir TO some shoots that they could
not solve and famed. retiring the side
Chance I'm Ninth.
In the first of the ninth IL looked
like business for Salt Lake, and the
bleachers warmed up when Hummell
lead off with a hit and Cahill followed.
beating out a bunt. and the two land
ing on second and third on a bad throw
By Mooney. With the crowd yelling
for anything that would bring the run
ners home. Lawrence laid a grOunder to
Robinson. and Hummel. starting very
late in his run FOR home. was caught
at the plate. Costello was thrown out
at first. but Cahin made third and
Lawrence made second. and the man
ager-captain was at bat. It was great
chance for Good TO bring home the ba-
con. but with two strikes and two balls
on him. Iangieys quick peg caught
Cahill at third and the war was over.
Billy Lane and Mooney. the two new
Occidental recruits. did wonders for the
team. and when Manager Black gets
Hawkins and another in harness the
Occidentais. will be hard to catch IL
they get away in front
Next Sunday salt Lake meets Ogden
here. Get ready for Dad Gimlin, say
the fans
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

Milwaukee. June f2.-An N-ray ex-
animation OF Ad Wolgasts right arm
shows small bone was splintercd
about three inches above the wrist and
a ligament slightly torn during the
night.
Wolgsgt VIII not De able 70 do any
BOXING for at least two months. he
has returned 90 his farm in -ichigaI
Tor "a rest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
Western League

At Omaha-Omaha. Z: Des Moines, s.
At st. JOseph-W ichita 8; st. Joseph.
1.
At Topeka-First game: Topeka. 3.
Denver 3 Oil innings). Second game:
Topeka, o; Denver. 2.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. 2: Sioux city, }.
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American Association

At acknowledgements ?, st. Paul 1.
At Indianapclis-Indian 4. Kan
sas City 2.
At Toledo-Toledo 5. Milwaukee 4.
At Columbus-Columbus 1, Minneapo-
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evenly divided between Collins and
Thompson. Collins admirers are Of
fering odds that Thompson cannot
knock out the gro.
From the interest that is being evil
denced in the battle 70 is certain that
a record crowd will see the
contest. The Butchers and GrOcers' as
sociatiOn and the sheriffs Of the inter
mountain country will be at Saltair for
the day. and a large number will see
the bout. In preparation for the great
crowd the mana cement has remodeled
the Seltair coliseum. The ring has
been placed IN the center OF the audi
forum and the seating arrangement
improved. Four new entrances and a
dozen exits have been added.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

HenaEer's Business College fs giving
a special low rate 60 those entering az
this time School Is in session an
summer with dov rr1 night soeeira9.
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nEGEnEh T0nAV Auhmh
What's What in Sports
All the Time
SALT LAKE and PARK CITY PLAY
SOCCER CUP final TODAY

nj a. AZ walkers field today viii
salt Lake. 1907 Eureka 1905
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President Lynch Says He Won't
Stand for Cussine on Diamond

New York. June 12.-President Lyr
wage a vigorous warfare on players W
on the field. Most Of the men I hav
Lynch today. have been disciplined. n
cursing at them. Had some OF the re
been made In the south or west. grca
"I also will not stand for umpires
talking back to spectators. or taking #
upon themselves to criticise newspaper
men My attention has been called to
the fact that last Thursday. on the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13
SUNDAY CROWD At BEN LOMOND
Sees JEFFRIES WORK AT LAST

Of
a
he and ted
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American League
ONE INNING DOES TT.

St. Louis. June 12.-St. Louis won
/ from Philadelphia in one inning today.
l OCOnnOrs men made five runs in the
, fourth, before Morgan could check the
rally. krause relieved Morgan in the
/ fifth. Powell started to pitch for St.
Louis. but was ordered to the bench
by Umpire KERN for talking back in
the first inning Score:
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sOx CoOsE ECC TRUsT.

Chicago. June 12.-WashingtOn won.
2 TO 0. today, making its third success
sive victory over Chicago. The winners
runs in the ninth without hit. Chi
cago has not scored in Thirty innings.
Score.
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JOHNSON PERFORMS IN
GOOD STYLE BEFORE FANS

San Francisco. Cal. June 12.-Jack
largest crowd on record since he bega
he had finished and had retired TO the
sons spread the news to the crowd
superb condition and that he had just
in a manner so fast and furious {
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Score by innings: r.. IT. r
.Occidentals % 0 o 0 s-5 g
The summary. Bases on balls off
Hummeu. 1 struck out by Hummell. s:
by Mooney. 10. hit by pitched ball
Hum. two base hits. Harrison. Law
renee. HUM. Book Langford and Lane:
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oh Of the National league. intends TO
no are guilty Of using bad lanEuaEr
q suspended this year" said President
OF for arguing with the umpire. but for
marks OF the players 90 the referee
trouble would have cnsucd.
polo grounds mere. Umpires Johnstone
and Moran stood I'm front Of the press
box and made remarks about the base
ball writer's. For this breach OF the
playing rules tombstone has been fined
S25 and Moran SIS"
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PELL DEFENDS TITLE.

Hartford. conn. June 12.--TheodOre
Roosevelt Pell Of New York. for the
past three years holder Of the New
England tennis championship, success
fully defended his title Saturday after
noon In the championship play Of the
annual New England tennis tournament
here. defeating r. A. Holden, jr.. Of
Yale in slraight sets. Ga. Ga. So
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Many OF the spectators came from tho
interior towns and there were many OF
the early arrivals from the east in the
audience
Johnson was I'm the best Of health
and spirits. He went through his
workout as If the task was "a pleasure.
Ten rounds of lively boxing gave the
crowd a chance to draw line on the
holder OF the title and his showing iu
his attacks upon the gymnasium was
highly approved by his critics.
After boxing four rounds with Cot
ton. Johnson took al Kaufman on FOR
a like number and the bout was an
Interesting oe.
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sacrifice hits. Langford: stolen bases,
Langford. Robinson. Mooney. Cahill
and Lawrence; double plays, Mooney to
Tenant. earned runs. Salt Lake. 2: LEFT
on bases. Salt Lake 10. Occidentals =
Time OF game. hours. Umpire. Hop
kf-g Attendance 500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-13

The only absolutely fireproof hotel In
Salt Lake City is the Noxum Special
rates FOR permanent guests.
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COBB HITS SOME

Detroit. June 12.-Detroit fell on
Warhcp for five runs in the sixth in
ming of todays game. punching five
hits. including three doubles. beating
New York. to 3. Coubs batting was
the feature, he having two doubles and
two singles in four times up. Score:
r. II. +.
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The Idneupt

sal,air bath'ns dnexcelied
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ghtweight, who will meet Cyclone"
y night. viii have his last hard work.
he Auditorium on Richards street. He
s. the speedy lightweight, and with Ad
baseball team. who is also some
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Johnson performed today before the
training at the Ocean Beach. When
rundown room, more than 1000 per
the beach that the champion Is in
n grind OF gymnasium work
leave little doubt as TO his condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-26

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OFFICE ROOMS.
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