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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-11
F|TzHERBERT At TOP
Madden's Champion Given Largest I'M
post for Metropolitan
Handicap.

New York, May 1e.-John E Mad
denis Fitzherbert, the champion Swear
old Of last season, is top weight In
the Metropolitan handicap. which is TO
be decided at Belmont park FRIDAY.
Handicapped Walter S. VosburSh mas
required the son of Ethelbert and Nor
ganatic to take up $50 POUNDS, Whlle
King James, his former stable COM
panfOn. is under 129, with Jack AKIN,
winner of the Metropolitan OF 1909, at
the same figure. Sir John Johnson Is
next OF the list with 123 as his 1mpost,
and Maskette heads the mares with
Maskette will probably not be at sne
post however, as the mare, which ran
such a brilliant race few DAYS ago.
has become affected by the influenza
which attacked the Keene 2-year-olds
at Sheepshead Bay last week ana Is
now sweeping through the stable her
failure to race Will be disappointing TO
followers Of the sport, as there was
much interest in her programmed meet
ing with Fitzherbert, which was denied
race goers last season when they
ranked as the best 3-year-old fluy ana
9-year-oId colt in training
Handicaps for the probable starters
in the Metropolitan are as follows:
Fitzherbert, 100; King James, 129;
PrisciIIian, lis; Restigouche, 119; Dali
nation. 119; Prince Ahmed, ia; Alfred
Noble 1i3; Sir John Johnson, 123;
Rocky O'Brien, 102; Magazine. 1902;
Fashion Plate, 100; Sixty, 9S; Prince
Imperial, 81; Far West, 100; Charlie
Hargrdve, 90.
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LEAGUE ORGANIZERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

The committee appointed for the pur-
pose of organizing state baseball
league will meet tonight at the offices
of John F. Tobin in the Judge build
ing, at s o'clock The committee is as
follows. John f. TObfn, chairman; IL
o. Shepard, Freeman BaSSett, Salt
Lake; J. T. Thomas, Ogden, and p
Bentz, Murray. II. A Sims was ap-
pointed as the member from Ogden, but
he has resigned in favor of Mr.. Thorn
as. In addition to the members of the
committee representatives are expect
ed from the Eureka, OccidentaolS and
Fort Douglas clubs The fate of the
league will probably be decided at to-
nights meeting, and the membership
of the same considered. Murray, Salt
ed from the Eureka, Occidentals and
TO have a state league, but the queS-
ton that is now troubling the fans is
the fourth team. Very little has been
heard from ogden of late and fans are
wondering what is the matter with the
Junction City. Recently there has been
considerable talk to the effect that
Eureka would put a team in the
league A representative from the lat
ter city is expected at tonightS meet
ing. The fans seem to be keen for
baseball as evidenced by the large
turnout for last Sundays game, not
withstanding that Barney Oldfield was
at Buena Vista and little advertising
was done for the observation-disclosures
contest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-11
CROWD TOO SMALL AT
MURRAY WRESTLING CARD

A gate too small TO make any induce
ment TO the Wrestlers called off the
wrestling card scheduled for Murray
last night. In an effort to get Peter
Buzukos on the mat, several of his
countrymen put up purse 10 get him
on with c F. Temple, who was to
wrestIe a preliminary with BUzukos
trainer. BuzukOs, however, refused to
go on.
Buzukos is considering a proposition
made by some of Mike YokeIs admir-
ers. who have posted $3.50 as a side
bet that Yokel can throw the Greek
three times in one hour. BuZokos made
the proposition, but has not shown the
same speed in backing himself as some
Of YokeTs friends have for Yokel-
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CORDETT WILL SOON Be
IN COMMAND OF JEFF

New York, May John Corbett, un-
less he changes his plan, Will leave
New York the first of next week for
Jeffrfes' train g camp, where he Will
assume charg, C the task Of preparing
the big fellow f0~ the Johnson fight.
Corbett is in pretty fair condition him
self and says tn after he has been at
Jeffries' camp ten days or two weeks
he will be able to make things hum
in the ring
If Corbett is allowed to have undis-
puted authority at the camp, it is be-
Geved he will make several important
suggestions. among them being the en-
gagement of one or two rugged heavy
weights who "can mix 1t up with JEFF
fries in earnest Corbetts friends saw
he favors the engagement of a man like
Kaufman, Barry, Flynn or Ross, who
can hit hard and is also big and strong
enough to receive heavy blows without
finching. That kind of work, in Cor
belts opinion, would do Jeffries more
good than light sparring, but 1t remains
to be seen whether Jeffries accepts
this advice with favor or not
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UNIVERSITY TRACK MEN
GET READY FOR BY. j.

The University of Utah track team
is making preparations for the trip to
Provo Friday for the annual dual track
meet between the University and the
b. Y. .. team. The excursion train
will leave Salt Lake at a. m over
the Denver < Rio Grande and will re-
turn to the city at II o'clock at night
The last hard practice of the week
was held yesterday afternoon. For the
remainder of the week the men will do
only light work. AS yet Coach Mad
dock has not picked the entire team
The men who have been picked so far
are: Captain Sam BrintOn, sprints
Rex Carmichael. sprints; G. Cutting,
half mile and quarter mile; Alley, Cole
and Dalglish, distances; Richardson,
Young, Olsen. HOlmStead weights
Roskelly, Campbell, hurdles; Holm
stead, Cutting, ROskeuy, jumps; and
Erickson and Richards, pole vault.
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cerned at which the referee will be
selected Thus far every name men
toned has brought forth protests from
one or the other IF the two, which has
postponed the Selection-
The seat sale has been very encour-
aging for a large house. many orders
coming from Bingham, Park City, Eu-
reka and other points in the state.
Many Of Sullivan's Pocatello friends
will be on hand and the sheepmen from
idaho and Wyoming who saw the last
meeting of the two Hghtweights at Pc
catello say they will not miss the go
Thursday night
The special treins leave for the beach
from the Saltair depot at Sis p m.
with the Ogden special to pull right
through The ogden city council will
attend the go in body as the guests
of the promoters.
The preliminaries will be two six
round bouts between Kid Davis of Salt
Lake and Young Forbes of St. Louis,
and Jack Downey Of Denver and Larry
Burns Of Salt Lake. All of the boys
are training for fast work.
At the coliseum a special section has
been set aside for women, many fans
having notified Promoter Grant that
they would bring their ladies with
them
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ROGERS AND WILLIAMS
GET READY At PARK CITY
Special to The erald-RepubIican)

Special to The Herald-Republican)
Park City, May 10--Jack Rogers and
Morgan Williams, the two middle
weights, who are scheduled to box 20
rounds at the Orpheum theatre Friday
evening, are both in good condition
Each has put in more than three weeks
of hard training.
The preliminary of six rounds be-
tween George Tippetts and Patrick Nc
GOwan, two local Hghtweights, has
stirred much interest.
Betting at the present time Is even
with more of Williams money in sight
From indications the Orpheum will be
filled to its capacity, as the local fans
expect to witness one of the greatest
battles ever pulled off in this city The
winner of the contest will meet Joe
Jefford for $3.50 side bet.
The Park City baseball team held its
first practice yesterday afternoon at
the ball grounds and from now on Will
hold daily practice. A good pitcher is
wanted by the team and q reasonable
salary will he guaranteed
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DONAU WINNER Of
KENTUCKY DERBY
Is Popular Favorite With 25,-
600 Persons and Wins All
the Way.

Louisville, Ky, May 10.-Leading
throughout the mile and a quarter, but
compelled tic fight for his vantage over
every inch of the route. Donau, the bay
colt owned by William Gerst of Nash
vile, today won the 36th Kentucky
derby. But three-quarters of a length
separated the winner from Joe Morris,
who was a neck in front of Fighting
Bob.
The time, 2:O6 2-5, was only one
fifth of a second slower than the rec
ord for the race Donau carried the
public's money and $4,000 people ac-
claimed the winner. The pari-mutUel
machines paid 1925 on a s. ticket On
Donau, making his price about to 5.
The guaranteed value Of the race was
$4,000
The derby was a gruelling contest
from start to finish There was little
delay at the post and the horses got
away to a fair start except Fighting
Bob, who was shouIdered to the out
side. Joe Morris nose showed. in
front for q stride or two, after which
Donau took the lead and Herbert, who
had the mount, set a killing pace.
Passing the stand, Donau was leading
by a length, with Joe Morris and John
FurlOng holding on well, BOOla BOola
pocketed and lanped by Fighting Bob,
who was still forced to take the out
side.
Al the taiI-Iulie post Donau leu o.
three lengths, with Joe Morris a head
in front of Fighting Bob Here Joe
Morris and Fighting Bob began clos
ing up the gap. At the quarter-pole
Joe Morris was only a quarter of a
/ length behind Donau and as they got
well Strengthened out in the stretch,
made his effort in a fashion that woke
bedlam in the stands. He managed to
get on even terms with the leader for
a stride or two, with Fighting Bob's
| head laid along his own flank and all
three running without a falter.
DOnau, however, had just a trifle in
reserve and fiercely ridden by Herbert
slowly pushe his nose out in front
The track records were equaled to-
day, that for four furlongs in the sec
ond race, and the mark for five and a
half furlcngS in the third.
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The old guard Of Sullivan hackers
are lining up strong, however, and each
of the principals has hackers as con-
tident as they are themselves
over the telephone last night Thomp-
son said.
7 am feeling great. II Sullivan
beats me L VIII take of my hat to him
and will have no excuses. l am going
to win and show everyone that Suli-
van is no longer in my way to tight
with Nelson and WOlgast I expect to
win long before the twentieth round"
Sullivan wound up his boxing yester-
day and pronounced himself fit as
a fiddle Pete does not say much about
the mill except to say that he won
from Thompson twice and can do it
again.
Pete's line of reasoning impresses
many of his hackers the same way.
The Thompson men say 10 the contrary
that during the 10 months since the
two last met Thompson mas met some
Of the top nOtchers, has been fighting
good ones all the time and has added
some new tricks to his calendar. This
last'is borne out by his work at Ogden
which his old hackers say shows much
Improvement in the way Of class.
Referee This Morning.
Thompson comes to Salt Lake this
morning for a conference OF all con-
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Training school nine yesterday
won from the Wasatch by the score Of
II to 6.
The Twenty-thir ward Juniors won
from the Fourteenth ward Stars on the
North Salt Lake diamond by the score
of 8 to l. The batteries: Rergstron,
Carlson and FUlmer; .Budd and Fans.
The Pembroke team defeated the
Utah Fuel team yesterday at Walker
field by the score of 4 TO 3. The Fuel
team was unable to land on Sowadskf-s
delivery and he had good support after
the first inning. Ludlow pitched good
ball but the Pembroke team punched
their hits. The batteries: SOwadski
and Tingey; Ludlow and Johnson.
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Johnson's trainers declare themselves
as highly pleased with the result Of
the first workout and say that the
easy way the fighter has fallen into
the preliminary training work is the
best proof OF his condition at the out
set.
The most important phase Of the day
at Johnson's camp was the weighing
Of the colored fighter. Jack hasn't
been on the scales since he arrived in
California, and there was surprise on
his part, as well as his trainers, when
the beam tilted at 220 pounds.
Il must have been way off in my
calculations" declared johnson, who
had previously estimated that he would
strip at 226. But I guess the two
days on the road have taken off some
Of the weight All I want is to be
right for this fight, and any extra
weight that Jeffries may nave he is
welcome to. He will need that much
of a handicap when he gets into the
ring"
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RURE-S HARD LUCK.

Boston, May 10.-A Single and cou-
pie of two-base hits in the seventh
inning gave Boston two runs and a
victory over St. Louis today, to g.
Waddell started pitching for the visi-
on his left elbow by a pitched ball
and forced to retire AS the Injury
was on his pitching arm, he will prob
ably be unable TO play for several
weeks. Score: R. H. E.
DOSlOA
Batteries-Waddell, Graham and
Stephens; Arellanes, Cicotte and CARR
gan.
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beginning training. and after three
miles of short sprints on his road
course, announced that he has taken off
about 25 pounds since beginning train
ing, now tipping the scales at 225.
Nothing was done during the early
hours of the afternoon, but shortly be-
fore evening the fighter INDUCED in a
little fast baseball practice.
JeffS first workout in the gymna-
stun was decidedly reassuring after
his numbering exhibition yesterday aft
ernOOn- He rOmped through the two
clouting matches as If he enjoyed it
and IN one of the mix-ups, playfully
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-11

Johnson was accompanied on the
road in the morning by five of the
men in his camp, including Sig Hart
Tom Little, George Cotton. Barney
Furey and Marty Cutler. The same
course was taken as on the first day
and, as an early start was made, John
son was over with his rundown before
10 o'clock.
II have been with Johnson a great
deal" said Hart. and 1 never saw him
in better shape. He has been taking
good long runs and, but for the rest
of US, he would have stayed out longer.
People don't need to worry about John
sons condition"
Little spent the afternoon in San
Francisco discussing with attorneys a
suit that Sam Fitzpatrick has brought
against Johnson for past services, but
Johnson stuck close TO his quarters.
doc" Cornell, trainer for the Port
land baseball team, arrived today from
the north and announced that he would
join Jeffries next Monday to act as
trainer for the heavywei ght.
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CLARKE AND MAC WILL
TRAIN AT VAILSBURG

Harry Heagren, manager of the Salt
Palace saucer track, received word yes
terday that Jackie Clarke and Floyd
Mcfarland had decided to stay over at
Vailsburg to get in shape for the open
ing of the season at Salt Lake. The
Valisburg fans made such a hOller to
see the two cracks in action that they
were induced to stay over for two race
meets. They will arrive in Salt Lake
with liver Lawson about May "a and
expect to be in great shape for the
Opening Of the local season. Nav 30.
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TO PROTECT GAME.

Ogden, May 1O-At a meeting Of
sportsmen 10 be held Friday night at
the Weber club, the Weber County
Fish and Game Protective association
will be organized. The WaSatch Gun
club is behind the movement and q live
organization TO protect the fish and
game of Weber county is assured.
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KARP TO KANSAS CITY.

Stanley Karp, the wrestler. left yes
terday for Kansas City, where he will
do some wrestling. Karp says that he
will get in condition and will return
to meet Mike YOkeL During his year
in Salt Lake, Karp made many friends
and at the time of his match with YokeI
was backed heavily to win. While
YOkel won easily, 1t is true that Karp
was not in shape to show his best form.
He hopes to return and win the well
terweight title from Yokel within six
months.
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American League
VAUGHN HARD on TY.

New York, May 10.-Detroit took an
York today, 5 to 3. The visitors got
the winning runs on doubles by Craw-
ford and Delehanty, and Simmons sin
gle Cobb failed to hit the ball out
of the diamond in five attempts. He
struck out the first two times up
score: r. H e.
Detroit $500. .....s....s....5 10 l
New York ....3 )
Batteries-Mullin and Stanage;
Vaughn and Sweeney.
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nEEICIALS NAMEn

Judge John T. Murphy was named
yesterday as presiding judge over the
ten-day meeting of the Wasatch Jockey
club, starting at Ogden, May %. Judge
Murphy is a we'll known hOrSeman and
his selection is popular with the Ogden
racegoers.
Roy Shumway, also of Ogden, will
be the manager of the meeting All
already coming in from California and
Montana, as well as Salt Lake.
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KING COLE MARRIEs.

Bay City, Mich, May 10.-"Hf" Cole,
as he was known in the Southern Mich
igan league, or king Cole, the Chi
cago National league pitcher, and Miss
Ada Seder were married at the home
of the brides parents last night. The
wedding was the elimination of ro-
nance which began when Cole was
pitching for the Bay City team last
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American Association

At Kansas City-Louisville s; Kan
sas City, Z.
At neapolis-Columbus 4; Mime
apOlis, 6.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3; Mil
waukee, 4.
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CANS ORDERED WEST.

Baltimore, May 1O.-The fight
, ing days of Joe Cans, who for :
many years held the lightweight :
championship of the world, are :
over in all probabilities. The ne :
gro is a victim of tuberculosis, and :
he has been ordered to go to Ari-
iona in an effort to regain his lost :
health. The physicians believe
, that he can no longer stand the
climate in the east, and therefore
have ordered the western trip.
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The train will be made up at Ogden
and all desiring to take advantage of
the exceptional rates which will be put
on will have to gather at ogden. Each
section Will consist Of eight cars, five
of which viii be PuIlmans, one diner,
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JOHNSON INEFFECTIVE.
OVERWHELMING TIE.

Philadelphia, May 1O.-Philadelphia
and Cleveland battled IL innings TO a
to l tie today. The game was called
on account Of darkness. Score:
r. II. l..
Cleveland 80. ..............1 l
Philadelphia -. ..........1 10 l
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Morgan
and Livingston.
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RACES POSTPONED.

Toronto, May 10.-The directors of
the Toronto Jockey club have post
poned the days of the spring meeting.
Tuesday, May "a, Will be the opening
date at the track here. The Ring
plate will he run. The meeting will
close Tuesday, May 81
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EWING PITCHES BALL

Cincinnati, May 10.-Ewing pitched
magnificent ball, but was taken out TO
allow Ward to bat for him in the sixth.
This move gave Philadelphia four
runs, but thereafter Cincinnati hit
Moore freely and won, S>to s. Grant,
Magee and Bransfield made a triple
steal in the first, Grant purloining the
home plate Magee was put out of
the game for disputing decision
Score: r. H. E
PhladeIphla -...-........-.- 10 D
CINCINNATI II
Batteries-Moore and Doom; Rowan
and Mclean
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set Armstrong on his back as il he
were a small boy
Today's experiment will be repeated
in the road workouts for the next three
weeks, splitting up the distance into
IOO-yard sprints, instead Of the usual
lO-mile drill
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Coast League

Sacramento. May 10--Sacramento
took the opening game of the series
from Vernon today, to 0. Score:
R. II. E.
vernon
sacramento
Batteries-wilIets and Browne; Hunt
and Lalonge-
San Francisco, May 10.-Oakland
won from San Francisco in an eleven
inning game today. Score:
r. H. E.
oakland Ii L
San Francisco
Batteries-Christian, Tonneson, Mos
er and Mite; Eastley, Willis and Bar
~.
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one observation car and one dynamo
car.
The train will run on special SEIZED ]
ule, leaving Ogden at ] o'clock in the
afternoon of July and reaching San
Francisco p hours later. Applications
for berths on this train are already
beginning to come in
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Western League.

At Omaha-Omaha, 10; Topeka, 4.
at LincoIn-Denver, 5; Lincoln, 8.
At Sioux City-SiouX City, 4; Wich
ita, {.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, II; st.
Joseph, T.
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Time


up muse n
he
the
he tossed the medicine
and PLAY
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National League
PIRATES SHUT OUT.

Pittsburg, May 10.-Brooklyn shut
out Pittsburg, L to 0, IN a fine game
today. Both Bell and Lever kept the
few hits we'll scattered. but in the sixth
two singles. a sacrifice and an out
worked in one run. Score:
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What's What IN Sports
All the Time
keen Interest seen IN light
Weight BATTLE At SALTAIR


shin ofo of the
the
With
he faVori race
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CUBS HIT 1IATTY.

Chicago. May 10.-Chicago won
poorly played but interesting game
from New York, 9 to 5. today. The
winners made seven errors in the first
two innings, but later batted Mathew
son and Ames off the slab. thinner
man had the unique record of making
four errors and then batting out four
safe hits in four times up. Score:
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Tor rounds with Joe Ch9ynk and Bob Armstrong IN his
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After the elimination of a few unde
sirables the controversy narrowed down
to Eddie Graney and Jack Welch of
San Francisco and Eddie Smith of
Oakland, Johnson insisting on one OF
the two former men and Sam Berger
holding out for Smith.
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Jeffies-JohnsOn Fight Special
VIII Leave Ogden July 2
(speoial to The Herald-RepublicanD


Of
fight
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CARnINAL,s ERRoRs OosrLY.

st. Louis. Nay 10.-Boston got only
three hits off Harmon today, but won
from st. Louis. 8 to 5. Bases on balls
and errors accounted for the victory.
Score:
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Batteries - Overall and King;
Mathewson, Ames; Crandal and Myers,
Schlei. Umpires-Johnstone and Moran
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Northwestern League

All games postponed yesterday; rain.
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NJ. I A. ball at Wandamere Friday
May 13.