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GASE.-Doubls vcneered; patent
trap work and muffler attachment:
hand-carved pilasters; highly finished
varnish work; solid mouldings on top
frame; Boston fall; nickcled-plated
continuous hinges on fall.
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SCALE.--New Improved Upright
Scale; z Id octaves; three unisons
throughout; overstrung bass; nickeled
tuning pins; fine repeating action; full
metal plate; built-up pin block, ex-
cellcnt felt hammers; ivory keys.
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Washburn Guitars, SIS and SIS

UasnDufn GultdTt, 9I5 and 90
Vernon Grita1r. $3.50 aud SIS. Other Guitars
at IS, IS, s., $40. Guitar Cases, in canvas, at
5000 Guitar Bridges. Csc Guitar Tail Pieces,
15c and Csc. Guitar Bridge Pine i5c per get.
Guitar Sides, 75c and 81 per set. Guitar Picks.
SC. Guitar Tuners. 6sc. Bell Brand Guitar
Strings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
UTAH FAIR ASSOCIATION
GETS NEW POULTRY RULES

The Utah State Fair association has
decided to adopt new set OF rules to
govern the poultry department at the
fair this year. These rules. which make
the contests more accurate, are as fol-
lows:
Il. Entry blanks may be obtained from
the secretary, Horace S. Ensign, YER
mont building. salt Lake City.
'2. All entries for competition must
ne In the hands OF the secretary not later
than Wednesday. September IS. and all
birds entered for competition must be
ut the fair grounds on or before October
2 az p, M
"3. All specimens intended for exhl-
bition and competition shall be under The
control Of the hall superintendent and
cannot be removed except with his con-
"a. The secretary shall enter no birds
unless accompanied by the entry fee. The
exhibitor need not accompany his birds.
but In0y ship them care H s, Ensign,
secretary. TO the state fair grounds.
"a. No exhibitor will be allowed under
any circumstances TO handle any birds
except his own. Any infringement Of this
competition and they shall forfeit any
premiums that may have been awarded
80 No premiums shall be awarded
when the exhibit Is unworthy. and eX-
hibitors are notified that all rules viii be
rigidly enforced-in particular rules
and II,
AZ, Birds competing as pens cannot
compete single birds. The best male
and four best females shall constitute the
best pen.
"S. Poultry showing any symptoms OF
disease Will be excluded from exhibition.
removed from the grounds and returned
AZ once 10 the owner.
20. The Judges viii be guided by the
American Standard of Perfection and
Judging will be done by comparison,
10. Birds may he removed from the
hall at any time after G O'Clock Satur-
daY. October s.
Ell. Any exhibitor found guilty OF any
attempt TO deceive by false entries or
otherwise shall forfeit all premiums won
and entry money. or showing bird
twice under The same class or another
class.
~. The term fowl chick etc, are
thus defined: Fowl. a bird hatched prior
to 1910: chick. a bird harched during 1870
cock. male bird Matched prior TO 1910;
coclSercI. a male bird Matched in 1910:
hen. a female bird Matched prior 10 1910
pullet, a female bird hatched during 1910
''lS. The show will open at the fair
grounds Monday. October 3. Mt IL noon
IA. Each bird must have leg bands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
California Governor Says He New,
Branded Jeffries-Johnson Match
Big Frame-Up
Gillett Denies Story


CHICAGO, June 2.-Franls Gotch says
he viii now retire TO his farm In Iowa,
In o statement. after defeating ZbysZko
last night. he said:
II won and now I am through with the
wrestling game. | am 33 years old, ana
Il win be the simple life for me IN the
future. 4 good many wrestIers have
waited too long and have been beaten.
/ am going 10 try 10 avoid that. The
first fall with Zbyszlfo came as L had
planned it, the second was hardin
fact. as tough bout as ] have been ln
There was no lime wasted and | could
not have thrown the Pole before l did
win leave for the coast and see If !
can help Jeffries out. and then there VIII
be long rest coming 10 me"
ZbysZso says:
1T was no disgrace to be beaten by a
man like Gotch. He Is a cyclone. That
Is what you call it, isn't It? ] had hoped
10 defeat the champion and take the title
back 10 Europe with me. Now, since l
have lost / am going Just the same as
fast the boat will carry me. ] have
no protest on the first fan. it Is true
was not set, and had at least expected
TO shake hands with my opponent. l
was slightly hurt In the second bout.
which. TO some extent, accounted for my
defeat +"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
MAYOR FRIENDS GOING TO THE PACIFIC COAST

Mayor John s. Bransford Wallace NJ.
Bransford and his wife Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Evans, and MIR. and Mrs, w. a. ked
die left in automobiles for a trip 10 the
Pacific coast Thursday, leaving the Tom
Botterill Automobile compauys garage
was striking the hour OF 3 Mayor Brans-
fords wife and TWO children viii take the
train from here to Reno. Nov, where
they Will join the automobile party. and
from there they will continue 10 the
coast by automobile.
The trip is TO be one of pleasure. Stops
Will be made frequently ut all points oi
interest. the first stopping place being
Brigham City. From there the party will
continue this morning 10 Montello. and
so on until Los Angeles Is reached.
a roundabout way win he taken.
lodging the Nevada deserts as much as
possible. and the Jolly crowd VIII arrive
in California as soon as possible. but no
road records will be attempted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Jockey Is Killed,

GEAVESEND. lime 2.-Joci5ev Ero1
i-ahgan' mounted on Stalward Lad. was
instantly Killed today when his mount
race. 80 N''e SipSHlS
Suipmarics;
FIRST race. about six furlongs-DonGold
II 10 J., won; Hampton Court > 10 / Soc.
ono hlng Olympian, TO i. ihird Time
second race. hunters stocplechase
aDout TWO miIes--Jiu Itsu. TO 10 won
S1on0Ver 10 second; Paprien. ~ Ia
l. Third. Time 3:5T 90 ~
Ihlrd race. mile and sixteen,h-ra:
boo. y to ., won; Keep Moving. IL to /
second lmitator 10 l. third. Time.
Fourth race. five furlomgs-N Naushon :
10 }. won: Babblev. > To | second: Sous.
10 third. Time. :01 SO
run race, mile and an eichtll-wise
MASON, l3 TO 10. won: Bonnie Kelso 4 TO
., second. Orcasna, 20 TO /, third Time,
sixth race. I've and a half furlonSs-
Gold OF Ophir. 20 10 J. won: Busy Miss
To 1, second: Mystic River, s to ).
third Time 90 2-5. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

Those who will leave here June % for
the Fierce-Arrow automobile pleasure
touring party are former Mayor Ezra
Thompson. whose car Will be driven by
FRANK Botteriil manager OF the Tom Bot =
ternl Automobile company; Jamcs Ivcrs,
whose son VIII drive: Joseph Geoghegan
and Lyttleton Price. There will be others
10 go in this party.
The Picrce-Arrow Manufacturing com =
pany has agreed TO send out George NJ
lures and write mp an matters of In
lerest pertaining TO the trip Davis will
be here TO Join the party. leaving June %.
Wallace Bransford said thTt the party
Will reach San Francisco one or two
days before July 4. and II is quite possi-
bic that several OF the male members of
the party Will take advantage OF the op-
poriunily TO visit Jcffries and johnson
on the afternoon OF the day when these
TWO heavywcights will enter the ring 10
decide the championship OF the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Fake Interview Quoting q.
nor Gillett Upsets the b
mer Champion.
PRESS REPORT PROVES N
BE NEWS BUREAU ID
GOtch Wires jeff He win
rive in Camp Next Wed
to Help Out.

BEN LOMOND. Cal. June ar
pins I'd pack UP and take my fa,,,,'
10 the ranch and call the whol1'
off" declared James ]. JenJ..
when he was shown an ln,crv;..
out by a news agency from Chicac.
ing Governor James y. Gille,t /.
ing the .Jeffrles-J ohnson fight
''frame-up' and arranged FOR IN.
man To win. Jeffries was hur1 ars
over the matter.
Il cannot believe" he said a,h.
lett has been truthfully quoted I
believe he ever said q word ag,,t
fight. but II ne did it was ali ,>
for and untrue
Turning to the newspaper men J.
fighter said.
You boys who have seen me- /.
up here must know that nv hss,
soul are in the coming scrap ana
not stand TO reason that | yms'
my neck working II everything 81
tied for me 10 win. / wonder
have ever done in the ring or
other walk OF life to be accused ~ J.
edness? | quit the fight game -
cause | did not care for those Cor
with it or the knockers who w,,-
tinually rapping it. and now M.
has come. It's enough 10 break I,
up"
For a while the camp was In (,
moil as a result OF The story. M
bett boiled over with indignsrIss
wanted to bet all kinds ot mops.
the governor could not prove The (,
assertion.
Later. when the Gillett story M,
Clared untrue by the governor n
quiet returned 10 the camp and l.
went TO work again HandbaN a,
punching took up most OF ID,
Boxing was tobooed.
Frank Gotch, the wrestler. viii /.
at the camp The later part q /
week. He sent a message 30 Jsao
day which read as follows:
We'll, old boy. / saved one chr
ship and | know you will hold tts
VIII join you right after June !. 4
must attend the Iowa primaries.vI
Jcffrics did a little wrestling
Farmer Burns today.
Picard Quits Turf.
NEW YORK. June 1T was 81
racing circles here today that n
Veil Picard. one OF the best -knos1
ures on the French turf. las dect
give UP hfs famous racing stud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
ATHLETIC COUNCIL OF
VARSITY HAS BALANCE

The financial report Of the athletic coun- =
Gil OF the University OF Utah for the year
was illcd yesterday. IL shows that the
past season has been profitable one for
the university and the council turns over
$l132,a2 10 start the season next year,
The football season was not as profitable
as usual. owing 10 the poor schedule and
the few homo games, In spite OF this
fact $4,000 was cleared on football. The
receipts for the season were S33sS.S0,
against S259S. 60 for expenditures. Bas-
ketball was also played a profit.
The biggest expense OF the year has
been the sodding OF the football field,
which has cost S90S9S. with a good snug
balance on hand and excellent foot ball
and track schedules for next year athi
lctics at the university arc In good finan-
clal condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
OVER WATER FLIGHT
RECORD IS BROKEN
EngliShman. in American Aero,
plane, Makes Round Trip
Over English Channel.

DOVER. England, June 2-The Hon.
Charles Stewart Rolls, captain in the
London section OF the army motor re-
serve, driving a Wright biplane. yindi-
Gated the Anglo Saxon aeronaulics bv
crossing the English channel today with
out alishtinS. lie made the round trip
between Dover and Calais in ninety min
utes. While two Frenchmen. Louis Bic
riot and Count de Lesseps, have crossed
the channel in an aeropIane, It rernained
for an Engiishman in an American ma
came TO perform the double feat. The
aiance across between the Two points
Is twenty one miles. so that his over
water fight OF forty-two miles without
Il stop establishes q new record
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

Another feature OF the trip is that
Mayor Bpnsford and son. who loft in
their fine Pierce Arrow cars. are the off
cial pathhnders for party OF not less
than six cars OF the Pierce Arrow type,
which will loaye here June % for the
Pacific coast. where all those making the
trip will meet and at which time n tour
OF California Will commence, going from
the south 10 the north end OF the state
and visiting every point OF general in
terest.
Wallace Bransford took along his
Shooting irons" to kill wild game in
season for the party. In Nevada quail
and mourning doves are plentiful and
Wallace sweGrs by puGil-on toast for
every day, providing the Nevada laws
allow the killing of this wild. delicious
bird at this lime of the year.
Bransford also Will send In an official
report OF each days travel for puhlica-
tion in order that their friends in the
city may know of their whereabouts from
daY 10 day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Ogdei, Entries.
10 The Tribune,

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, June 2.-The entries for to-
morrow's races announced This after
noon. follow:
First race. five furlongs. seIhng-Annic
Wells 100; Aquiline, 109; BeIflowcr. lOe
81. Joe, Ill. All Alone. III.
Second race. six furlongs. sellinS-sam
McGillSen. III; Elder III: Wildwood BIZ.
III: Tod, III; G, j. Cox, III
Third race. six furlonGs. solling-Daisy
Frost 10Y; DR.. Sherman. 100: Gaga. 1o9.
Byron, lO3i LalSeness f09; Len Barret,
ter, 10i: Altar 100
Fourth race. one mile. selling--No Rule
lOi; Wollvillc. III Miss Naomi, los, All
Ablaze. III. Ossian. Ill.
Firth race. four furlongs, sellinS-Al-
ma, il3; Chanatc, l01; Joe Wells. 1l6;
Jack Lavin III.
sixth race. three rurlonEs selling
Wheatstonc. 107: Glcndennine. lOo
Weavette, lO5: Little Joe. 1G7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Close Baseball Game.

The Consolidated Wagon e Machine
baseball team beat the Pembrokes in y
close and exciting game Thursday after
TO - ~
JhG batteries were Romncy and Hunt.
SowaSski and Stewart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Gillett Brands Syndicate,

CHICAGO. June 2.-Goyernor Gillett be-
ioie leaving Chicago for California TODAY
labeled as plain lie" the report that
fight n frame up The rovrrnor dnpjoi
an Inc statements attributed 10 him bv
the agents OF Il certain news syndicate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Grade School Students Will
Compete in Track Events
for Championships.
ENTIRE DAY Is GIVEN
UP TO AMUSE CHILDREN
Games Will Start at . o'clock
Over Five Hundred
Entries.

The annual public school field day WIZ
10 hold at Wandamere today and over oou
grade school athletes, boys and girls, VIII
take part In the various classihed events
Chairman j. Ii. Coombs of the athletic
committee expects over lo,ouO people,
men, women and children, 10 attend the
athletic games today. The sports VIII oe-
sin early in the morning and viii con-
1inue all day until the events have oeen
ran off Boys and girls who are entered
In the events have been notihcd 10 ps
prompt as they will forfeit their places
when they do not respond 10 thclT names
as each event IS called.
The grade school athletic iournament
will be opened by the girls pasketnaIi
teams. Wasatch and Lincoln VIII ptaE cay
for the city championship and time Tor
the game will be called at $50 "a IN:
This game will be followed by lhe boys
championship game. In winch lle I-alay-
ctte bows will play the Waterloo STU
dents The championship baseball game
is scheduled Tor p. m. and will be be-
tween the Training and Lincoln schools
Grade School Entries.
GIRLS RACES.
!. Bantam class. 5o-yard dash-BeIen
French CWatcrloo). Gladys Kyle tJener-
SOM. DonnclIa Str,Jup CWasat tchl, Flor
encc Truclson U.owe!D. Myrtle Ridd
Ioncaua) Nettic Edgar (Onequa).
.. Midget class, G0-yard dash-Cheltle
Harris tJeiferson). Merle Dye (Sunlnerl
Ncttic Vincent Washington, Pearl MIL
gate uaiayette). Violet Lloyd Drank
IiuJ, Sarah Hansen (Onequal.
rS.,S;,,f S,.NyiS ,vs%SooS Md naIIl-
inrn Enisn fS"r,Tnr5 S1,l,. NtTcon Fainsworth C.s
Hofe S9uhnerJ EJi.g,T Vnnnonab fooniErh1
Elizabeth Sundstrom Q'rauklin), Jennie
Stanhrdge (Onequa).
l,n',ci meGlu'G ,E,sa,, (tIsn,fIonl GIa5Ts
C.nor,'. ~ oTnTettoS 1,iIen Iamnf ISne~
CuoiSt .i,aiaS E, L., GE,,a~ionr Niolc
uiMn' uIi,a' cions SSo,Srrb, E.dna klhrandt
itnn Hpre,,,,ap w1u" Noq"'''"'' ' '''"N
,i,,,,It.d ,,cioh, class so-vard
Nkmniia scbwaTtz leSarsonY Ain
eng raF~iis"ottn ~ 'i-aiayeSIg 'ti1,ity .S,,
p.,uge lolteHnd'' 'yyV.s
t.iin =, p,o'ai,, \" 7'''''e ''''''
G. Midget class relay race six girls
%gU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lai"ye''e' one
Pus rtrht,.ci.b, roro,. -oce siv ,-,r,s
asa ~ 49,, srF ~ ~
G'V :sn S,o,,' ei'oo' e''s'
''%"el,; Enequa, ,,Sn nio;,,,, ro,o,. ~ ,,,s
oeS S MeG'u'm %eiSmt' fetaE rae, SIX gisis'
iU, "v r4Smm 37c,',s a'er'oo' i"'SSe''e' WASH
:. Unlimited weight. relay race. six
eiils' sou !aIos-oelersoh. Lafayette.
BOYS RACES.
/. Bantam class 5O-yard dash-Mark
emerson Georse Maycock G,oWeIil
Morris Stone (Fremont). Melvin johnson
(FrankiIn). Thomas uenry fIonn1a, >,
GrnyeI. 'p'''
.. Midget class. JO-yard dash-AIbart
Cljssold GWaterlool paul Dorins (Irfyert
son). RuIon Cummings (Treinins( VIII |
liam Bobn OoweiD, Clarence MoranJy |
fRiverside), Wilford Carlson G5onIsr !
C;roye). i'4''"'
3 Lightweight class G0v.rd dseb
I,;fI, oO'Ts 'IIau'.toui' a. Siade
Joseph Give G.afayette}. Harry ' Barkcr SnIs1 |
inl
{. Medium weight class 76-varS lql,1i'aa, dash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TONIGHT

Manager Heagren has scheduled six big
events for the Salt Palace saucer track
tonight. A feature OF the programme is
that there viii be no heats Each event
is race and iinal and big fields win
start.
Hopper and Walker will ride a match
pursuit race. best two. In three heats,
French style. The distances to be one-half
threo-quarters and one mile
Ray f. Duer Will try TO lower the tract,
record of 2;36 behind motor pace for two
miles.
The professional combinat tons will get
in their work in Il two-mlc handicap, in
which race Mcfarland and Clarke Will
team against Lawson and Pye There will
elso be n mile handicap professional
For the amateurs Heagren has slated
an Australian pursuit race and an un-
known distance lap race.
Additional Sporting News on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Fighter Pronounced a Wonder
by Government EXamin-
ing Surgeon,
WITH CAREFUL TRAINING.
JEFF is GOOD AS EVER
Same Doctor PrOnOunceS john
son Equally as Good
Physically,

BEN LOMoND. Cal. June Jim
Jeffres is now in magnificent condition,
and II no accident or sudden illness be-
! falls him he will enter the ring July 4
| for his Championship battle with Jack
johnson In perfect physical trim.
sued by Or. Charles Cross, United
States examining surgeon OF san Fran
cisco, Following yesterday the most com
| plete and panstaking inspection the
| big fellow has had since he began train
| ing for his coming battle. For nearly
two hours the physician watched and
worked over Jeffries In his rubbing room
at the local camp, and he gave out this
sta tement.
Tn the course of my practice l have
examined fifteen or twenty thousand
men. and l have never seen anything so
wonderful as the strength. power and
perfect condition of this man. His eye
is clear and steady. indicating cool and
well-balanced Judgment His heart ac-
Gus exercise. and while he was being
rubbed and kneaded by four pairs OF
hands. his heart pulse was only 6S In
the average man IL would have been so
or over.
81 was especially careful 10 search his
lungs for any trace OF the pneumonia
some years ago. The lungs showed alb
soiurely no evidence OF pneumonia, and
his respiratory action IS entirely free
and normal His breathing machinery
physical man must be right for him to
be strong enough 10 enter strenuous
athletic contest-his brain. heart. lungs.
stomach. Kidneys and liver. Every one
Of these organs in .Irffries is perfectly
sound and free from flaw. [ found moth
ing in my search to indicate that the
stories OF hidden disease In Jeffries are
true"
Both Men Equal.
Or. Cross. who recently attended John
son. took occasion 10 compare the former
champion with the negro.
As TO a comparison Of the physique
Of Jeffrles and Johnson" he said. There
IS not a large margin Of difference.
BotlVmen are In fine bodily trim. John
son. like Jeffries, is sound throughout.
Johnson has considerably more fat on
his body. but. when the pair step into the
ring ] believe they VIII be almost an even
match, far as condition goes. l
am convinced that Jcffries's great re-
ductiou in woght-he must have rid
himself of at least fifty pounds-has not
impaired his stamina"
The physician noted that JeffIies's
muscles have been massa ged and ham
died with scientific care. and no said
that the lighters muscular condition is
little short of marvellous. DR.. Cross con-
cluded:
''He is practically In fighting condition
now and needs only 10 watch with cX-
treme care that he does not ovcrreach
himself before the day Of the battle"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Papke Doesn't Like Flynn

Los ANGELES. Cal. June AFTER
ne had been signed at his own consent
10 battle twenty-five rounds with lin
tIynn at catch weights. Billy Papke sud
denly called off The match last night and
departed for tho east. They were To
nave met June is at the Vernon pa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
JACK JOHNSON RESTS
FROM HIS HARD WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. June Jack John =
son could not overcome his desire 10 give
mis- automobile a thorough tryout today
and as a result there was no work of any
kind done at his training quarters at the
ocean beach. In fact, the cntireN staff OF
trainers and sparring partners were given
n treat, for the champion gathered them
all in his machine and set sail bright
and early for San lose. fifty miles away
o,s !1t - 49,, .r 80 ,i,pSn p, o'' ~, ~,
give ar exhibition at the Dreamlapd rink
Johnson will spar six rounds with his
regular partners and Will devote about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

ue met Thursday and adopted n
zen June . with the Salt Lake and
J.
'feits TO play out the season. and
zen up as rapidly as possible. in
mat can be had in this part of
In baseball at the present time
Will be big success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Additional Sporting News on
Page Thirteen.
Utah Baseball League Is
Launched With Good Schedule

representatives OF the Utah basebSl league
schedh!e Tor the present season. which Is To one
Occidentals here. and Murray PLAYING in Ocdcpp
, Ihe Team managers have posted their forfe
IL rs the intention of each manage 10 strcnut he
order TO give the baseball fans the best sporI
the country. There is great deal OF interest, /,
and with everybody boosting the Utah league y
The baseball schedule is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

w. d-I. = o on
OF
ID and up Selling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
TRIBUNE RACING CHART

OGDEN Utah Thursday. fast
up
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
College Baseball

Al Iowa ci'y-Iowa, o Minnesota, .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Hennine Beats Miles.

Henlnng B6aLS N1Ie5.
T.. p Hennng beat ]. Miles in a poo
match at the Mission Thursday night. 49,
to 81 Henning finished the game with q
run OF twenty-nine balls. Gearhcart will
play Henuing this evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

Tor
re-:S. sol.
Trained by r. pace
Dut fo
OF soru
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

! 3-5 II
CaIo-M Rrnm
NELL an
and extend herself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

AZ post minute. or at 4.Ssl. Tim
good. Won easily: second driving Winn
Nenlucky-kid. Trained by William PIo-
shook OFT Joe Wells on far turn aud wo,
had no misheps and hung on gameIy All .
faded away.
d2 SIXTH RACE-One mile Threc-vo,r-,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Picard Quits Turf.

NEW YORK. June 1t was ns
racWg circles here today that 2,
ures on the French turf las desit
give UP hfs famous racing stud