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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 25.--Curtis was
wild in the sixth, issuing four passes
and forcing two runs.
r. II. r.
Chicago -. ..O1O1O9OOx-11
Boston -. ...OOOO10OO0-1 4 2
Batterics-Richic. Ling and Need
ham; Curtis, Evans, Rairdan and
Graham.
Plttsburg. Pa, Aug. 25.--Magce
made a home run In the sixth when
tho bases wero full.
RHE
Pittsburg -. ..O1O01OSOO-5 IL 3
Philadelphia .00OOt522O--tO 10 2
AUTHORIZATIONS, Lecvcr. Leificld
and Gibson: Ewing and Moran.
Cincinnati Ohio, Aug. 25.-It was
a pitchers duel all the way through.
r. II. r.
Cincinnati ....oOOOOOOOO1- o.
Brooklyn :. ..OOOOOOOO00--0 o
Batteries--Rowan and Mclean;
Rucker and Bergen.
St Louis, Mo. Aug. 25.--Lush
weakened in the final and the locals
lost.
III. Il.
st. Louis -. .0011OO0O-2 G Il
New York ....O0OOtOO03-i s Il
batteries Lush and Phelps; Ames
and Schlei.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
Z. IL. Il.
American Association.

Louisville Kansas City 1.
Louisville L. Kansas City 1: Give
innings: catch train.
Columbus 6; st. Paul L.
Columbus o. st. Paul 3.
Toledo 3; Milwaukee 10.
indianapolis o; Minneapolis 6.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
ATHLETICS RUN eETTERs
Connie Mack's Men Lead Both the
Leagues in This Requisite

New York, Au. 25.-The bascbcll
statisticans have prepared tables
showing that the Philadelphia AM
orleans, besides leading for the PEN
nant by a good margin, have more
runs to their credit for the season
than any other club in the two big
leagues. Last week they scored 46
runs in seven games, a greater total
than any other club.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
HORSE RACING IN 1909

New York Aug. 25.--The earliest
definite establishment OF horse racing
seems TO have been made at Chester,
England II was William Lester, who
about 1909 being mayor of Chester.
did cause thrcc silver bells to be-
made OF good value to be run for upon
the "Roodc Dee" From the nature pf
the prize was derived the proverb
"To bear the bell" though the bells
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
wAsMuNp NOT BADLY HURT

Detroit. August. 25.-The parents
of William S. Wasamund. last years
quarterback on the University of
Michigan football eleven. who was
stabbed last week by a laborcr at
Chattanooga. Tenn, received letter
from their son. who says he vas cut
up little. but in the condition az
the wounds is not serious. lie is out
of the hospital.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25

New York City, Aug. 25.-The -four
daring aviators composing the wright
Bros team have won the applause of
thousands of spectators wherever the
marvellous feats of these bird men
have been witnessed.
Brookins, ii will be remembered,
recently suffered severe injury in
order to avoid hitting the spectators
with his machine, in alighting. The
machine has been replaced with a
new Wright machine of an entirely
different design, which is capable OF
carving five passengers and does
away with the front planes entirely
Heretofore the aviator in the
Wright Bros bi-plane has been seat
cd i'm the middle of the center lifting
planes. Before him were the smaller
planes to direct elevation or descent
OF his machine, and back of him the
rudder and other planes. In the new
machine the front planes are done
away entirely and one plane, serving
the same purpose. is used at the rear.
This is considered one Of the most
important changes in the develop
ment of bi-plane aviation during the
year and should II prove successful
Observation-Disclosures
ness at bat which makes them one or
he poorest outfelds in the league.
Peerless Lajoie, with his appar-
emily careless but keenly effective
ielding and his wonderful batting eb-
lily, is today the best second base
man the game can boast Of During
his many years with the Cleveland
iub. he has been a big factor In keep
ng the team i'm the first division. Hlf
batting this year has been unusually
sensational. and II is the one thins
hat has kept his team up in the race.
what have said sums up the sit
nation rs II presents itself. II Is the
dope as they say in racing circles
Il the teams run true to form they
win finish as | have predicted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25

IL will have many advantages which
will make IL universally used.
One of the four men, To be desig-
mated later by the Wright brothers,
will attempt the New York-St. Louis
flight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
American League.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
cAsToFFs FORM GOOD CLUB

Discarded members of the Boston
Americans could form pretty fair
ball club The Traveller, of Boston
wonders IL they could bent the Red
Sox.
TIL team would line up MS follows:
Cy Young. Cy Morgan, pitchers; Lou
Criger, catcher; Jack knight. first
base; Ambrose Mcconnell. second
base; Frank Laporte short; Harry
Lord, third base; Pat Douyherty. left
field: Harry Niles. cehterfeld, and
Harry Wolter. right-fleld.
or these men Young. Morgan,
knight, Lord and wolter are ball
players of the first magnitude.
Dougherty and Laporte arc used as
regulars and are doing wei.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
American League Standings.
GAM ES TODAY.
National League.

Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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in this case existed long Jefore the
ring" The chester Cup" which has
been substituted for the best bell"
is worth si2.5OO TO say nothing Of
Cheshire checses for the three plac-
ed horses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
Three ! League.

Peoria 81 Davenport 1.
Springfield 3; Dubuque 2: fourteen
innings.)
Bloomington 2; Rock Island Z.
Danville ?; Waterloo 2; (nttecn in
nings.)
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-25
Western League.

Lincoln G; Topeka I.
Lincoln 4; Topeka 3.
Sioux City 3; Denver 4.
Dos Moincs 9; St Joseph 4.
Omaha 3: Wichita 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
Fighters Move Today
FLOOD THE
GOVERNORS OFFICE
DickersOn Is in Oregon and
Will Not Be Back for
Several Days.

CARSON CITY. Ncv.. June 2C.--Hun-
drcds OF letters and many kilograms
pleading that some steps bc taken 10 pre-
vent the hodin~ Of the Jeffrles- Johnson
fight In Nevada. are pouring into the Of
ice OF Governor Dickerson, There has
been continuous stream OF these com
mUnications since the issuance OF the
ultImatum by Governor Gillett Of Cali
rornia that the contest could not take
place i'm that state. All manner OF inhu-
ence is being brought 10 bear upon the
officials here in an effort to defeat the
light promoters In what Is conceded TO be
their last stand
Governor Dicltcrson is in oregon. but
is expected home in few days. Private
secretary Finch stated today that it
would be impossible TO answer the COM
Inunicatlons that have been received and
said that no action would be taken re-
sarding them until word had been given
by the chief executive.
Supreme justices. the attorney general
OF Nevada and prominent jurists have
given 10 as their private opinions that
there is nothing in Nevada'S law that
would empower the governor 10 inter
rcre." said Mr.. Finch today. The law
is plain and clear cut and makes this
sort of contest legal / have no way OF
saying what will be done"
At the governors office the hope was
expressed that the flood OF letters and
kilograms would cease. No answers TO
.he protests have been issued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
RENO HAS THE
BEST CHANCE
Can Take Care of Fight Crowd
Ratter Than GOIdfeId
at Present.
TEN RICHARD Is MET BY
BUSINESS MEN DELEGATION
Nevada Promoter Stands to
Lose Quarter Million Dol
lars OH Fight.

RENO. New. June CON home soil
again. and happy to be there after his
disastrous veniurlnss IN California. Pro-
moter Tex Rickard was given a rousins
welcome by his fellow Nevadaus on his
arrival in this city late tonight Goldheld,
represented by upwards of a score Of
prominent business and mining men. We'd
heroically with It's rival for the battle
of the century in its long distance re-
ception of the native son, Among the
Goldflelders are Ole Elliott and Il, S
C"Kid') Highboy former business part
ners OF Richard, Elliott and three others
Journeyed up to Truckee TO escort Rick
ard into Reno.
According to its optimistic delegation
OF boosters" Goldheld has an excellent
prospect of securing the fight. Goidhcld
original bid OF $l20, ,000-the guaranteed
sale OF 6000 tickets al $50 each-has been
supplemented it is said, by an OFFER posi-
lively to safeguard both promoters and
lighters against any possible loss
Notwithstanding the Goldheld delega-
tons sanEuine expectations however, all
In a position TO hazard guess on the
termination of the matter say that Reno
has much the better chance and is al
most certain to land the prize.
Sid Hester. promoter OF the ketchel-
Langford light. came up on the train
With Rickard to arrange for the staging
OF that contest on the morning OF July L.
the date of the heavyweight battle.
Hester says Rickard has interposcd no
objections 10 the use OF the Jcfries-
Johnson arena for the proposed middle
weight match, and he docs not look FOR
opposition from any other source.
Tom Flanagan. Jack Johnson's man
aser and J. NJ McLaughin. the contrac-
tor who will build the Nevada arena. also
accompanied Rickard TO Reno. sam Ber-
ger guardian OF Jeffries's interests, is
expected tomorrow.
The presence OF q score or more news
paper correspondents who came up with
Rickar rd from San Francisco, seemed to
cheer the Nevadan. and he talked en-
Enthusiastically of the fight prospects in his
home state.
you'll sec the difference when we get
ro Reno" he said. NO more knocking
uow-only boosting, and everybody glad
10 see Nevada get the match. was a
fool ever to think of taking big hSht
TO the coast, Never again."
Rickard intimates his actual loss IN
shifting the contest to Nevada al S2D.O .OVo
and his prospective loss at over quar-
ter Of q million.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
ALEXANDER SMITH
NATIONAL CHAMP ION
Wins PIay-Of of Triple Tie
for Open Golf Cham
piOnship.

PHILADELPHIA. June 20 Alexander
Smith. the professional OF the Wykagyl
Golf club, New Rochelle, \. Y. won the
play-off OF the triple tie for the open golf
championship OF the United States today
on the links OF the Philadelphia Cricket
club. with a score Of II for the eighteen
holes.
j. j. McDermott of Merchantville. \, j,
won second money, with a score of 10.
The champions Younger brother, Nc
Donald Smith of Clairmont, Cal, was
third. with IS.
The three men had tied I'm the compe-
ton last week with scores OF 29S for The
seventy two holes. In the play today Nc
Dermott finally outdrove the winner but
the greater steadiness OF Alexander
Smith enabled him TO lead throughout the
match, The winners card was;
Alexander Smith OUT 3 81.
m-3 I . ) 3 3-34.
The winner received the gold medal en-
blematic OF the championship and purse
Of $500. The second mans purse was $3.50
and the third 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
FIERCE SANDSTONE
At BUE|VA VISTA
Heavy Wind Keeps Dust in Air
ALI Afternoon; Three Long
Shots Win.

Three lonsshots were driven 10 the
front In Mondays races At the Buena
Vista track, and only two OF the six ia
voritcs posted were able To make connec-
tions. Notwithstanding wind blowing
about thirty miles an hour, the time for
the events was fast The gallopers broke
the records down the back stretch go
Ing with the wind, but when they hit the
home stretch they were nearly brought
TO halt by the strong wind. This made
the finishes close and exciting. and gen
orally the leading horse into the stretch
could not hold out against the wind. and
some horse from behind came on and
won
1t was ladies' day and large crowd
was present the feature OF the day being
a binding sandstorm which continued
the entire afternoon.
The summaries;
First race. six furlongs, purse 5000,
seiling-Biskra (Cotton), o to .. won;
Ramon Corona (CarrolD, S TO I. second :
Tavora (Gaugan), Z TO >, third. Time.
1:l5 2-j, Ocean shore. Ybor, Roy Shum-
way, Chief Desmond, Sabado, Glover
Kyle. F7amgotha. Tug Boat and Ben
Stone also ran.
Second race, seven fur!ongs, purse $500.
selling-GretGhen G. Icoburn)., to !,
won; Royal River lBoIand). . to >. sec
Time, 1,29. MlsprIsion. Mlller's Daugh-
ter. Minnie and Sam Bernard'also ran,
Third race, seven furlongs. purse $500,
sellInE-Prometheus tGaugan), 10 TO |.
won; Weymouth (Nolan). to l.. second;
Swede Sam CFlscher), II to 3. third.
Time, 1:29. Special Delivery, Camera,
Proteus, Littleton Almena, The Mcintosh
and Corrigau also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse $500.
selling.-Natiye Son (Fischer), 6 to 1,
won, Lena Iech (Callahan). 5 to >, sec
ond; Roy Junior (Otis) j. 70 ]. third.
Time. ia 3-5. Ben Is. Sleet. Charlie
Doherty. Salpearl, Yama and Wicket also
ran.
Fifth race. six furloncs. purse $3.50.
selling-The Slicker Qvers). TO ]. won;
Coonskin (Kedcris). I 10 .. second. Va
lencia Manders). l3 TO 10. third. Time.
l:1a 50. Smiley Metzncr. Acquia, Mrs.
NuEent and Cavallena also ran.
Sixth race; one mile, purse $500, selling
.I3uckthorn (BuXton), TO ., won: Flora
Riley O. CarrolD I 20 ,, second: Cap
tain Burnett (Seden), 10 10 /. third,
Time. l:i3 2-5, Oberon, kiddy Lee and
Swell Girl also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
CALLING A HALT ON
BOXING EXHIBITIONS

Chief OF Police Barlow said Monday
that he proposed TO call a halt upon the
frequent boxing exhibitions. He said;
I've have no desire to stop this form
of amusement when il is carried on mod
crately and within the pale OF sparring
exhibitions but what we do intend to do
is 10 limit the frequency OF the contests
so that there will not be so many unde-
sirabc meal ticket fighters making this
CITY their headquarters.
1--WE would like TO see tho boxing
matches participated in by local men
only The outsiders arc. as IL rule unde-
sirables When the regular boxing events
were first announced in Sail Lake City
they were conducted largely with local
talent as the features. But since that
time numerous 'roughs' have come into
the city, attracted by the possibilities OF
a match. and IL is TO hold this class In
check largely that the damper will be
put on frequent meets. About every two
weeks think will be often enough for
a boxinr contest -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
Results at Sheepshead.

SdEEPSiBAD BAY, June Gothic
Swift stakes, the feature OF the card
at Shcepshcad today resulted in an
easy victory for the iilly Ocean Bound.
which won by four lengths,
The summaries:
First race. six and a half furonss,
main course-Casque, 20 to /, won; Al
fred Noble. ) TO 2, second, Horace N, s
TO |. third. Time. 1:20.
Second race, The Introductory steeple-
chase. about two miIes-Monte Carlo. 5
TO 2, won; The Welkin, 90 10 /. second
Bird Of Flight H.. to ., third. Time.
4:10.
Third race. one mile-Christiana. 10 9.
won; Charivari, 20 TO L. second; Ashwell.
5 to I. third, Time. 1;40 1-5.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, main
course-ocean Bound. even, won; Faun-
tleroy, 10 To l. second; Dalma tian, even,
third Time, l:25 40,
Fifth race, mile and an eighth. turf
IL TO 10. won; Rock
stone. 10 10 /, second, Montgomery, to
1, third. Time. 1854.
Sixth race, the Rosebud. Ave furlongs.
futurity course-Herodia, 2 10 g. won
Cowl. TO /. second, The Hague. l. to
l, third. Time, l:0i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
TENNIS PLAYERS To
MEET At KENYON
Entries and Drawings Will Be
Arranged for the Utah
Championships.

The tennis season is close at hand and
meeting has been called for Friday
night at the Kenyon hotel at y, m. for
the purpose of receiving entries and max
Ing drawings for tho state championship
tournament. which opens at the Country
club next Saturday afternoon.
Many players are expected TO enter
and il is being predicted that there Will
be several surprises in the contests this
year.
Present Tide holders
Mems singlcs-Sam Necl
Mems doublcs-O. j. Salisbury and r.
w. Salisbury.
Ladies' singlcs-Miss Kate Williams
Ladies' doublcs-Mlss Kate Williams
and Miss Maud Thorn.
All gentlemen who wish TO enter are re-
uuestcd to send their entries, either Is I,
w, Boyer, Continental National bank ID.
&. Roberts, Commercial Bank building.
George Taylor, Dcscrct National bank, or
a, 5. Brown, Bell Telephone building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
Results at Latonia.

LATONIA. June 20.-Form players mad
harvest today at the Latonia races.
Permelia started the day ausplciously for
the favorte hackers by winning the first
race. Hanbrdgc took the fourth race.
the feature OF the card.
Summaries:
First race. four and n half turlonss-
Pcrmelia. won: Even Tide. second; Sugar
Leaf, third. Time .54 1-5.
Second race, five furlongs--Golden Egg,
won; PennYroyal, second; Ella BrySon,
third, Time 90.
Third race one mile-Markie NJ, won
Major. second, Slashing Blow. third.
Time. l:i0 3"5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Hanbrdge
won; Il. NJ. Green. second: Madman. third.
Time, 1:l2 2-5.
Fifth race. one milc--Relluf, won: ].
". Carter. second; White Eagle, third.
Time, Ar
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards
Alice Baird won: Gilvedear. second
Pirate Diana, third Time. lao 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
SQUIRES HOOKS BIG
RAINBOW NEAR MURRAY

r. c. SQuires has officially caught the
largest trout OF the present season. He
hooked a seven and hnlf-pound rain
bow In the Big Cottonwood creek. near
Murray. The fish was weighed by Al
Smith, ono OF the proprietors OF the
Western Arms 6; Sporting Goods com
pany, and has been registered for The
Tribune cash prize. the conditions OF
which will make this fish worth s3T. 80
providing larger fish is not taken be-
fore the fishing season closes
Suuires is a letter carrier and fishing
is his hobby.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
JIM JEFFR|ES WIND
LEAVE FOR |VEYI|
Breaks Training Camp; III,
Van Court May Be JEFF,
Second.

BEN LoMOND. Cal. juno %
j. Jeffries. accompanied h,
sparring partners, court testers W
ager and several Of the wono,t Ss.'
ms party. VIII hid adicu 10 Rcn io1
tomorrow at noon aud will bc nsy ~
Taeeornsh belt lust over the caI,1'
i!le. FROM the duict retreat In fha
Cruz mountains where Jery-u'o u'o
formed himself from farmer ",
the former champion Will po 4" ~
and VIII spend the hours at Dicir ~
MOTEL until the Jeffries special ,rs;aa ~
for Reno at Q o'clock In tbc az, Sm Z
jeHrles was in good humor ,oda,n'
llaps. but he kept his joy concooingy ohay
his person. He had little IN sas
ring 70 Berger all matters concssn,
departure from Ben Lomond on3
plans Tor the oncampment at Rsre
Dewitt Van Court. formerly S,y: Snn,
structor AT The Olympic club In San
CISCO ana the man who suggcsted
RES name when Corbett was Ios,,i.
a sparring partner during HE ean
for FltHsimmons at Carson CJt,
arrived here today He win oo.s
Jeffries 10 Nevada and win nrcSo2t oa;
one OF the seconds in the rln. :
day OF the fight. s IN
Jefrics took TO the road for ntc.
TINS morning, but was forced N 4
the afternoon programme, a m,nc,',.
an automobile tire while he wac ~
a pleasure ride after lunch delavirs
until IT was too lnte to do any Worl
intends boxing Choynski and Arnd
In the morning, '''
The difficulty arising with tha 4
management on account OF .Jcffriss,
ricd departure from Ben Lornnnd|
been adjusted, and there Is IitfIc 4.
Of subpoena servers chasing tbe 4.
when lie leaves for Nevada. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
MANHATTAN CLUB

Jack Rogers knocked out Jack Christie
in the third round Of a siX-round sched =
ued boxing contest at the Salt Palace.
Monday night. in one of the fastest bouts
witnessed here for q long time, The
wlndup was Il straighI right 10 the solar
pleXus. Referee Downing immedia tely
awarded the decision TO Rogers, although
Christie came back and wanted to con-
tinuc boxing.
Dutch Erne boxed four rounds to q
draw with Jack Delaney: Eddie johnson
was given the decision over Kid Hannah
In four rounds; Kid Rose went four
rounds TO a draw with Tommy Ryan.
Tommy Sullivan knocked out Kid Logan
In the first round
The bouts. which were held in the
bicycle track arena, was the first open
air exhibition and maze a hit with the
" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
BICYCLE RACES AT THE
SALT PALACE TONI

Manager Hcagreu has arranged ,
card for tonight's bicycle race prnrr,
at the Salt Palace A J.. CLARK IN
To lower liver Lawsons 'unpaced am
mile record Of % AS seconds. Tyn ,
ago Frank Kramer tried 10 lower
record. but the best he could do IN
tie the mark.
#. l.. Whittier Will try to ride A.
under one minute ON his motorcyc]
The other events are as follows:
Walter Demara vs.. Gordon Walker.
two in three, one-half, three-quar,er<
one mile. single paced. r
Two-mile lap handicap. profesz
half-milc open. professional; one
handicap. amateur; two-mlle open
amateur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
MOTOR TRACK SURFACE
WILL BE READY TODAY

Jack Prince, when seen at Wandamere
Monday morning, said that he had brol-
en- all records for track building, He
started work on the Wandamcre motor
dromc June .. and this morning will COM
pletc the surface OF the track. with n
fair start on the bleachcrs and grand
stand.
This afternoon the track will be turned
over TO the orphans for the purpose OF
swelling their benefit fund Prince has
secured several of the motorcycle riders
to give exhibitions on the track and no
doubt several fast miles will be reeed off
by the riders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
MAMMOTH TEAM CLAIMS
1T WAS MISTREATED
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MAMMOTH. Utah. June 20-Notwith.
standing the severe drubbinS the local
bovs gave Eureka in a match eleventh.
ming baseball game Sunday afternoon. the
members OF the Mammoth team feel as
If they will never play in Eureka again
The game was won by the score of to s.
At the end OF five innings Eureka led
the score s TO /, Hanson. who was hit
pretty freely was taken out OF the box
and Coo3 substituted. Then the trouble
started Cook mad the Eureka men at
his mercy aud the local boys soon had
the score tied. IL is said that Eureka
then started rough-house and abused the
Mammoth boys. as we'll az their friends
in the graudstand. Several of the busi-
ness men here took exceptions to the
treatment accorded them while away
,irom home.
Chiverar Eureka's crack pitcher. was
touched up for fourteen hits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
MEET WITH TROUBLE

TfIXAEKANA, Ark, June 20.-Today's
run ef the Glidden tourists from Hot
Springs to TeXarkana, despite its rela-
lively short distance, was one OF the hard
est OF the tour and several cars were pen
allied heavily, Continued radiator and
steering gear troubles accounted for most
OF the penaliZatons, Car No. g withdrew
on account OF broken axle No. IA was
burned out and withdrew. Ohio No. L.
withdrew on account of a bursted cyln-
der.
The scores for todays run will not be
announced until tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-21
New Bike Record,

BOSTON. June 20.-A new long dis
tance bicycling record between New York
and Boston was announced today. Alvin
Lofte5, Il 19ycar-old Providence. r. L.
boy. broke the old record yesterday. do
ing the distance In 1S hours. 80 minutes
This Is nearly two hours better than the
record made by Joe Noe OF New Jersey
n year ago.