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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
MANHATTAN CLUB SHOW
DRAWS GOOD CROWD

To a good house Of boxing fsns the
Manhattan club presented four box
ing bouts and battle royal last night
at the Salt Palace. Changes in the
original bill failed to prevent the fans
seeing some fast work
The results were. Kid Rose beat
Young Walcott in three rounds.
Harry Curland and Young Sox boxed
fast four-rOund draw.
Eddie johnson stopped Kid Brown
of Salt Lake i'm four rounds.
Jimmy Lewis and Cyclone Lefty
went four rounds to a draw.
After a minute of real battle royal
mixing the windup between five un-
bleached Americans resulted in the
largest one daring the next largest
one to get back in the ring and fight
and at the same time disposing OF
thr-r other small fry.
Willard Beams decisions were up TO
his usual good standard. The club
holds another card next Monday with
Gene McGOvern and Jimmy Weber
the probable headliner.
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At Empire City

Empire City. July 1s.-Restigouche.
an added starter, won the Isllp handi-
cap here today. shilling rode per-
feet race. he allowed Fauntleroy and
Car to race themselves into the
ground and then let down Restigouche
who won gailoping by three lengths
from FauntlerOy.
First race. 5 1-2 furlongs Barn
Dance, to 1, won; Oldboy, S to /. sec
ond; Althorpe. Z to 2, third. Time los
Second race, s furlOnRs-Sir Alvescot
to !, won: Jeanne dare TO 1, sec
ond; Black Chief. to =. third. Time
lib
Third race. mile-Star Actor. to TO-
won; Ashweu, TO /. second; NJ. Cam
bon. 10 to !. third. Time. 1.42.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
RestigOuche. . TO 1, won: Fauntleroy,
TO 10. second: Gar. 10 /. third. Time.
1883 Is.
Fifth race. 6 furiongs-Novelty. Z to
10. won: Hectagon. 20 to :. second;
Stare. IL to >, third Time. 1:13 S-s.
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Dead
heat between Apologize, to 1. and
Sir Cleges. Z to 10: Banbury, Il to /,
third. Time, 1912 2-5.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
EXPECTS BIG
RUNNING RACE MEETING
Salt Lake Man, Who Built Racing
Plant, Says It Is Complete
Throughout.

F. II. Rudy returned to salt Lake
yesterday from Cheyenne. where he
superintendent the construction of the
racing plant OF the Cheyenne Jockey
club. which opens its running meet
irg Satur lay Of this week. Mr.. Rudy
built grsndstand costing $4,000. the
paddock and 200 stalls. The new mile
track is completed and a half-mile
track in the infield. The four-mile
motor speedway also has its tape in
front of the grandstand.
Mr.. Rudy says that the Cheyenne
people are much enthused over the
coming meeting and expect their
uack to BE- the fastest I'm the west.
The plant is complete in every de-
tail
Among the stockholders in tn
Cheyenne association are John Con-
Oh on, president of the Utah Jockey
club. and " w. Finn. both Of Salt
Lake.
Charley Campau. who will be the
general manager Of the meeting. ar
rives in Cheyenne today. Presiding
Judge Skinner leaves - after
neon on the Overland Limited, which
will be held an hour in Salt Lake to
arCOmm Odate the hOrsemen going
from salt Lake TO Cheyenne.
Best summer tonic is bathing at Salt
afr.
Have you tried floating at saltair?
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
LEXINGTON MAY HAVE
FALL RACE MEETING

Lexington, Ky, July 1s.-A call has
been issued for a special meeting of
the board of directors of the Kentucky
Racing association to be held here July
81 to decide whether fall meeting
shall be held in conjunction with those
Of Churchill Downs and Latonia.
IL is said the decision hinges on the
way the directors look at the situation
in the east.
With New York's last stringent law
going into effect September 1, horse
men here ssy there is no reason why a
meeting there should not be a success.
IL the races are held. they will be
either late in September or early in
November.
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Cafferata. Captain Burnett. Celico.
Camera and lex finished as named
Third race. one mile, selliDg-Al-
tenburg (Vosper), 90 2. won: Liberto
(Wilts), TO 2 to place, second; Ma
Mia s (Gaugel), to 2 to show. third.
Time. 1.43 IS. Dixie Dixon, Colbert.
Prolific, Mable Hollander and Mccall
finished as named.
Fourth race, one mile and a six
teenth, seliing-Gretchen G (Burtonl d.
to 8, won; Royal Tower (seiden). 5
TO 4 to place. second: Mike Jordan
Mccarthy. 8 to 60 show. third
Time, 1:49 2-5. silver Grain. Oberon.
Matte Mack. Dave Weber and AXIS
Ar BeE finished as named.
Ftfch race, five ifurlongs. ceiling
SwagerlatOr (TaylOrb. ; to I, won:
ArgOnaut (Sirschbaum). TO / to
place. second. Burning Bush (E.
Smith), TO I to show. third. Time.
Loo. La Petite. Aquiline. Jessup
Burn. Minnie Bright. Ruasum. Good
Money. Sainest and Georgia ShRnd
finished as named
Sixth race, five furlonEs. selling
On Parole (GaugeD, to 4, won;
Billy Myer (Kirschbaum), 20 ? to
place. second; Father Stafford (E.
SMITH. IL TO to show. third. Time.
100 20. Titus II. Burleigh and Nov
RorOd finished as named
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
M0FFAT ROAD SURVEYORS
BUSY IN PROVO CANYON

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious..
Provo. July 1S.--The engineers for
the MOffat Railroad company were
working in Provo canyon today. II is
thought that the engineers are sur
veying a possible route for the new
railroad down Provo canyon with the
purpose Of determining which of the
three proposed routes. the one down
Hobble creek. Springville. the one
through Park City or this route. will
be the most feasible.
Utah's greatest asset Is Great Salt
lake. Take advantage Of bathing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
PARsoN DAVIES SICK

New York. July 1S.--"Parson" Davies.
formerly a prominent figure in the
world OF sport, who has been In III
health for some years. Is critically i'll
today at COney Island. having recently
suffered a stroke Of paralysis. Mr.
Davies came here from New Orleans a
month ago, suffering from paralysis.
Recently he suffered another stroke
Davies was manager of Peter Jackson
when thet black giant was at his best.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
GLASS TEAM WINS.

In a well played game at Walkers
field Yesterday afternoon the Bennett
Glass and Paint company team won
from the Pembroke Stationery company
nine. ; TO ,. The winners PLAYED err
rorless ball with but two misplays on
the other side. The batteries: BENEFITS.
G. Hummell and Aubrey; pembroxcs
SOwadski. Miller and Tingey
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PLAYING AT KENnrERER.

word comes from kemmerer, Wyc..
that some real baseball is being
played in the district and that two
salt Lake players are making good.
In last Sundays game between KEN
merG and Diamondville Kemmerer
won. 70 .. Frank and Burt Settle
Of salt Lake are on the Kemmerer
team.
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GOOD BIKE CARD TONIGHT
Match Team Race Il Fenture-DOwnInE
Goes After Motor Paced
Record.


America VS.. Australia. best two
in three. half. three-quarter and
, one-mile heats. Lawson MacFar-
: land VS.. Clarke pye.
Two-mile motor-paced record
; trial Record. 2:35 4-5.-H k
, Downing. p +. whittier. pace
, maker.
Unlimited match pursuit. profess
: sional-Carslake VS.. Burris.
TwO-mile lap handicap. profess
sional. One-mile invitation handi-
cap. professional Five-mile open
; Ian, amateur.
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owNERs NIX AID NEcK.

New York. July 1s.--James r. Keene
and s. 9. Hildreth are fighting along
neck and neck for the honor Of holding
the list OF winning owners for the sea-
son. Including the races run on Satur-
day. less than $1,000 separated the two
men. Mr.. Hiidreth Is at the top with
total OF $4,000. having passed Mr.
Keene early last week, thanks largely
to Dalmatisn. which won the Sea Gate
stakes on Wednesday and the Iroquois
stakes on Friday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
OvERALL's LAME ARM.

Chicago. July 1S.-Overall today sig
absence OF six weeks. owing to a lame
arm. by beating the Brooklyn team. 3
TO !. Chance ciinched the victory with
a single after Scanlon had walked two
locals in the eighth. President Lynch.
here to investigate complaints against
the ball now used in the National
league, witnessed the contest Score;
r. II. +.
Chicago ............... o
brooklyn ......-............ )
Batteries-Overall and King. Scan
Ion and Erwin. Umpires-Johnstone
and Eaton
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Mcintosh. who is i'm New York.
says in his challenge:
The unknown will be named by
James ]. Corbett and will also be
trained by him. the fight 70 take
place in the United States. England
or Australia, and I agree to offer a
purse greater than that offered by any
other person.
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CALLED TO MAJORS.

Seattle. wash, July 1s.-Msnsger Bob
Brown Of the Vancouver Northwestern
league club. announced last night that
he had completed a deal for the sale Of
Outfielder Charles Swain to the Wash
ingtOn American league team. Swain
viii remain with Vancouver until the
close Of the season. Manager Brown
has also sold Pitcher Gardner TO the
Pittsburg National league club. and
Third Baseman Breen to the Cincinnati
National league club.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19

Tonight's card at the salt Palace sau-
Ger looks to be one or the most inter
esting yet offered. The big feature IS
the match team race I'm which the two
big teams will switch so that McFar-
land and Lawson as the american team
will ride against Clarke and pye as the
Australian team.
Downing's motor-paced trial. the
CarslalSe- Burris match and the sprint
races VIII make the card headiincr
one all the way through.
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American Association

At Lorisviile-First game: Kansas
City. ?; Louisville. 4. Second game:
Kansas City. 1; Louisville. 3.
At anapolis-Atilwaukee. S; In
dianapolis. 0.
At CoIumbus-St. Paul. ~ Columbus, l
At TOledO-Minneap polls. 1: Toledo. {.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
BuenG Vista Notes

The last OF the series OF stakes
provided for the present meeting at
Buena Vista. the Farewell handicap.
will be the feature event Of Thurs
days card. The stake which IS at one
mile and for a purse OF $1,000. closed
with forty-one nominations. includ-
ing most Of the good horses which
have raced at the meeting. The
weights for the race were made pub
lie yesterday and the adjustment IS
such TO insure a field Of good size
and excellent quality. among the like
ly starters being OrbiCular. Chester
Krum. Lewiston. Jack Paine, Lomond,
Execute, Marchmont. Arasee, Fernan-
do. aud other good ones
The weights allotted are as fol-
lows: Arasee. IFS; Orbicular. ia;
LomOnd. 113; Chester Krum, 101; Ell
ierd. 1Of: Jack Paine. IO2: Follie L.
100: Pinte. 100: Charlie Paine. 100:
Execute. 100; Marchmont. 80: Daddy
Clip, 9S; Glaucus. Us; Duke of Milan.
81; Fernando. 81: Lewiston. 81: In
clement, 81; Lena Lech, %. Rosevale,
SO: Jacqueline. 95: Altenberg. 95. Me-
lissa. 95: Belden. %; Capt. John. %:
Lena Merle. 80; Frieze, 30; Fred Null
holland. 90; Sir John. SO: Braxton,
Sc; Capewell, Sc; Yama. Sc; Fusileer,
90 oNtut sam 90 lHteIINs 90 jim
Cafferata, 50; Helen Carroll. so: Dor
othy Ann, so; Kid North, so; Black
Sheep, so.
Jack Crane lost his clever Splinter.
Billy Myer, through the claiming
clause route yesterday. The speedy
son. Of Fresno was taken out OF the
closing race by +. L. Jones. owner Of
Burleigh. for $500.
H, l. Wilson, president Of the Butte
Jockey club. left for home Saturday
to supervise preparations for the
meeting which begins next Saturday
and which gives promise OF being the
best ever held at the famous mining
camp"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19

WHAT'S What in Sports
ALI the Time
GOOD Sized CROWD Sees AN
ORDINARY CARD At BUENA vista

on Who the
but
said
winning over
PLAYED as the faor showed her well
slow beginning the
10
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WINS OWN GAME.

St Louis. July 1S.-Pitcher Corridor
won his own game for 81. Louis from
Philadelphia in the twelfth inning to-
day, score TO 2. He opened the last
Inning with a single, was sacrificed to
second by Higgins. and scored the win
ming run on Ellis single 70 center.
Score; r. II. r.
-. LOUIS ................... 0
Fhllaoelphia .-------.--.-.-. l6
Batteries-COrridon and Phelps: Ew-
ing and Doom. Umpires-O'Day and
Brennan.
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81, 900 BEAUTY.

Rochester. n. Y. July is.-The I
Baltimore Eastern league team I
sold Pitcher Lefty" Russell to the
Philadelphia American league d.
team for $4,000 Russell will fin
ish the Eastern season with Bal 4
timOre.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
rTRFnIAN nIEs

New Orleans. July 1S.-The death here
last night OF J. Parker Harrison re-
moves a well-known turfman. He was
secretary treasurer Of the Crescent City
Jockey club when racing was legislatsd
out OF Louisiana.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Des Moines. 6: Sioux
City. 3.
At 81. Joseph-st Joseph. 5 wichi-
ia. 2.
At Linco,n-Lincoln. :. Omaha, 1.
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BEEF TRUST INQUIRY.
Department of Justice Takes Charge Of
Grand Jury mt ChfcnEO.

Chicago. July 1s.-washington took
command at the opening of the second
local investigation within six months
into the affairs of the so-calied beef
trust here today.
W. S. Kenyon, assistant TO Attorney
General Wickersham. had charge OF IN a
special grand jury that convened this
afternoon.
Only one man. a minor officer of the
National Packing company. was ex-
amined today.
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Manager Mike Donovan OF the
locals holds a tryout practice tonight
at Walkers field for some recruits
who are anxious TO show that they
can make good in the State league.
The list includes Young. n catcher:
Jensen, southpaw: McStewart. In
fielder. and several others. The reg
ulsrs will also steam up. McCreary.
a member Of the fast Luxus team. is
headed for salt Lake and may be
landed by the locals.
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AS an evidence OF good faith. I am
willing to deposit $4,000 as a guar
antee with Timothy Sullivan or any
other responsible person. The same
deposit viii go as a side bet IL de-
sired.
The only stipulation I make Is
that the contest be twenty rounds or
over"
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MAIL CLERK KILLED.

Peoria. ILL.,. July 1s.-Toledo. Peoria
& Eastern passenger train from the
west collided with a cutoff coal car
running wild opposite the terminal
station at South Bartonville today. In
the crash Mail Clerk w. II. Hippaley
of Canton was killed and several 9TH
ers injured.
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UTAH COUNTY TAX LEVY
WILL REMAIN THE SAME
Especial TO The Herald-Rspublicanl

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, July 1S.-At the meeting Of
the county commissioners today the
tax levy for 1910 was fixed. The tax
for county purposes was fixed at AZ
mills. the school tax at ? mills, both
the same as at present
The commissioners also gave the
Mosida Fruit and Land company per
mission TO straighten the road be-
tween liberia and MOsida The new
road will run along the section line.
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Glaucus came from far back 20 win
the opener at six furiongs. showing
much the best I'm the stretch drive.
Senator Barrett. the pacemaker. was
the best Of the balance for the place.
Jockey r. Cotton rode the first win
ner OF his career when he got the
heavily played Gramercy up to win
the second race from the stopping
pacemaker Trainator. Yellowfoot
needed another jump to beat Trama-
tor for the place
Dixie Dixon. who has been a con-
Gistent last or next % last in three or
four past outs was made the favor
ite in the third race at one mile. but
the talent liked Alterberg and played
him The horse showed his Juarez
form by galloping TO his field after
the helf-mile pole had been passed.
Liberto ran over horses I'm the stretch
for the place with NJ, Mia leading
in Dixie Dixon. with the latter run
ming according to form for a poor
fourth.
Gretchen @. an odds on favorite.
won the Fourth race at a mile and a
'enth as such. Royal River held
a. ace safe with Mike Jordan
clos stOutly for the show.
Sw-s sriator was a popular winner
In the fifth at five furiongs. standing
off repeated challenges and pulling
away Eamcly at the end TO win by a
length from Argonaut
1oday's card shows a return Of class
10 the track with six events that all
look like horse races. a purse race
for the sprinters and two-yearrOfd
handicap with Helen Barbce. at top
top weight OF 10 pounds. Balella. Milt
Jones and Edmond Adams. are the
features. A fine bunch Of miiers hook
up In che fourth race.
The Summary:
First race. six furlongs. selling
Claucus Baird. s TO 1. won: Senator
Barrett (Coburn). Z 20 1 70 place.
r cond; Affair (GaugeD. to to
show. third. Time. 1916 1-5. Acquia.
Annie Laurie. Lady Box. Alivia. Judge
Shortall. Moycs and Colonial fin
ished as named.
Second race. six furlongs. selling
GramerCy &c. CottOn). TO 1. won:
Trarnator Overs). 10 to place
second. Yellowfoot (McCarthy). to
TO show. third. Time. 1914 As. Jim
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NAMESSTATE TEAM
FORNAT|ONAL MEET
Best Militia Shots Will Practice
Week at Fort Douglas to
Better Aim.

After inspecting the records made by
the various companies OF the National
Guard in their trial shoots last week.
Major W. c. Williams last night select
ed the Il guardsmen who will com
prise the Utah team in the annual mill
tia rifle competition az Camp Perry, o.,
late in August. An order viii be issued
from the office of Adjutant General Il.
A. Wedgwood today naming the men
and ordering them to appear at the
Fort Douglas range next Sunday to 60
into camp for eight days I'm preparing
themselves for the national meet The
riflemen will shoot several hours each
day while at Fort Douglas, under the
direction OF Lieut. Hugh Walthal OF
the Fifteenth infantry, an expert with
the rifle. who viii act as coach.
or the IL men chosen for the team
fifteen on the team and two alter
mates are from Salt Lake, seven from
Ogden, one from Richfield and one
from Manti. In all OF the shoots the same
trouble was experienced in getting good
scores in the skirmish runs. and many
Of the men who made fine records in
slow fire, went to pieces on the run
when battle sights were used for all
the ranges from 800 to 200 yards.
The personnel OF the Utah team
which will be assembled here Sunday
Tor the weeks practice on the Fort
Douglas range. is as follows:
Score Name Rank Organization Location
1S9 Anderson. Sgt. Co. II. Salt Lake
lSS Coolidge, Capt. LIST Inf. " Ogden
l19 Smith, +. A.. Sgt. Co. B.. ogden
Ie0 webb: Capt. Bait. salt Lake
los Merrill, Pvt. CO. VI salt Lake
l55 Amundsen. Pvt. Co. II salt Lake
lb4 Wilson. Sgt. s. c. e.. Salt Lake
l4g Glasmann. Pvt. Co. Ogden
IA Warthman, sgt. S. c.. Salt Lake
l4S Winch, Lieut.. 81. Co. F.. .Manti
lao Smith, FIR, Sgt. Co. 3 ...... Ogden
log Way, sgt. Co. B.. Ogden
lSI Bayliss. Corp. Co. c.. salt Lake
lS4 Mortensen. Pvt. Co. ..... ogden
10 Smith. Lieut.. Co. c.. salt Lake
though the scores were all low con-
sidering that ESQ was the possible mark.
IL is believed that the team avera ge
VIII be increased at least 100 per cent
at the close of the weeks practice at
Fort Douglas. The chief cause Of the
low scores was the skirmish run. and
the men will be able to do far better
after learning how to shoot at the
Silhouette targets with the battle sights
which Is gained only through practice
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NEITHER ADVANCES.

Pittsburg. July 1s.-PittsburE and
Boston split even in a double-header
today. Timely hitting won for Boston
In the first game. and in the second
White had his former teammates at his
mercy. In the seventh inning OF the
second game, Beck was banished for
dfsputing a decision. Scores:
First game r. Il e
pittsburg ..........:s 2 q
Boston -.-.----- 10
Batteries-Leifield. Camnitz ana
Gibson Mattern and Graham. Umpirss
KLEIN and Kane.
Second game R II Z
Pittsburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n o
AfVelou .s...--- --.-.---. D
Batteries-White and Gibson. Fergu-
son. Brown and Graham. Umpires-
KLEIN and Kane.
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CORBETT HAS UNKNOWN TO MEET
JOHNSON---BIG PURSE OFFERED

has undc
to the i'm los
In OF by
a Il tn
heavyweight
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Boston. July 1S-After having Tailed
three times I'm the first and second. a
home run. three two-baggers. two sim
giles and three bases on balls in the
NTH inning gave Boston runs which
score; r. II. +.
Detroit
Boston go. -..-..-..... 10 1
Batteries-Mullin. Works and STAN
age; Collins and CorrfRan
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UTAH NATIONAL
BANK
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Capital and surplus, $4,000

". 3. Mccormick. President
Thomas r. Cutler Vice President
Rodney T. Badger. Cashier.
c. r. Wells. Assistant Cashier.
Solicttv sccounts from Banks. Firms
Corporations and lndivid anlz- Fuily
equipped savings department . Per
Cent PAID Time Deposit.- safety De-
pc-tt Vaults for Rent.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. July 1S-Frank ]. Gould's Jar
retierres won the Prix Dolma Paghtche
OF $1,000 for two-year-o distance 5
furlongs, which was run at Maisons-
Laffitte today.
In the Prix D'Orgemont OF $500. a
selling event. distance six furiongs.
Nash Turns Abby finished second.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19

Bathing. Saltair. today only. children
Is cents; plenty Of suits: all sizes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19

Why not dine at Ship Restaurant.
Saltair2 Everything good to eat at
city prices.
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YANKs DROP DOWN.

New York, July 1S.-St. Louis today
won Its first game of the season from
New York, to 3. The loss Of the game
put the locals In third place. Lake
pitched great ball for the visitors.
Score. r. II =
st. Louis ........4 .
new YORK ----.............. 10
Batteries-Lake and stephens; War
hop. Vaughn and Mitchell.
RAIN AT WASHINGTON.
Washington, July 1S.-Washington-
Cleveland game postponed: rain.
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American League
WHITE sON EASY.

Philadelphia, July 1S.-PhiladeIphia
had little difficulty in defeating Chi
cago today. to ?. Coombs holding the
visitors safe after the second inning.
score r II u
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PRACTICE TONIGHT

No banquet too large. no party too
small. ship Restaurnnt. Snltnir.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-19
Floating at saitair-great sport
SLAIN NY ROBBERS.

Mason City, Ia, July 1S.-The body
of Joseph Lukes. aged 20. a baker. was
found in the brush near here last night.
Il is believed he was murdered by rob-
bers