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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14

Touchdown-Brown. Goal from
touchdown-Brown. Referee Mr..
Taussig, of Cornell. Umpire-Mr.
C. r. Williams, University of Vir-
gia. Field Judge-Mr. Torrey, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Head Lines
man-Mr. Sigman of Lafayette.
Time of periods-Fourteen minutes
each.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14
Wanted-C Capitals.

Copies Of the Evening Capital Of
June 4th. 1910. Saturday are wanted
at this office and viii be paid for at a
nickle each. tf-n1O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14
WILL RtPEAT RUMMAGE SALE

On Thursday Nov. l7-From s To g
Owing to there being few very nice
things left from the rummage sale last
week at st. Anne's Chapel, the sale
will be repeated on next Thursday
night, Nov II from s to O'Clock, in
the lower room of the chapel corner
Prince George and East st. 2tn.14
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14

4g-Get your piano tuned by ex
perienced tuner Call on will Muhl
Esister, "a West St, or phone leS-y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14

bTGet your piano tuned by ex-
perienced tuner. Call on Will Muhl
meister, A West ST., or phone i68-y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-14

SS- Piano tunning by experienced
tuner. Phone 1SS-y, or call "A West
street. nS-f.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-15

de Il V subj hgsramente Ia cscalera
de mi casa. Nj padre que impacients
eSpcraha c"rri6 Y ne ten.li6 los Ira
z">. Per largo ratio permanecimos a.
braZadrs.
Este fuf Il til'imc cuento que Ella
me rclatI y ell q n"mento QUE 10 re
cor,iaba q cadavc- &c Fla aromna-
ilat.p dc mIncroSa cnncurrercla era
pa>sdo pCr frente q mi balloon para
ssr oonducidO ) la mansion de los Jus
tos. Y ala fui para colocar sobre su
tumba un rano de sismpreyiyas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-15

lie donde muchac genie esperaba
nuestra llegada Il me dlio:
Va e~tamos pr6Ninns d L. clu'lad.
Yvoque despues de 10 pasado no
de<eaha de-cmbarcar ante taniaS
personaS l. rogue dcsembarcaram">
en- Jos muclles lie Y. q. estan has
tante retira'los- Acept6 con sllsi"
10 que le proPISs V un ulomento mas
tar,Ie d~smbarCamCS-
QuiSe .ie ALI II en- ooche V IN" q'Ie
c<taba muy osTca nos conduiO 4 rssa-
Ii cochc Sc detuvo ante Il sntrsda y
5ajamOz GiIberto y 20. Ne despedi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-15

BASES DEL CAMFE0NAGQ
Bases generates del concurso in1
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchost
esperanto turno de publication.
a dena ara Puerto Rico genios capaoss
de han produco obras toosos gnos
Fandose e especlamene denomnado la literature cae
llama cuento La Correspondence dsea pobar pueden podu
Sc de mo en- a decdo po medic de-
estas hneas ab cun eua decda cua
au1o DEL cuento mas meo eto por
Los cuentos deben scr ineditos
Correspondence puma de vencedo csc cam
estabece evar adeane mno las base
1oLos que remdos coresponenca para
campeonato den ser escritas esa rasss'
Para el compeonao de LA Correspondenca'
uenos deben venr suscros autores nomb
fen Pero den aqos hacer publco nombre
mdando peseuonimo ean pubcldad Ell pa
uodco debe de odos modos Ell nonbre del auor
Cuando termins Ell plazo del campeonsta
so campeonato empezara 10 de Julio de 1909
terminara e 10 de Noviembre de 1910
4oLo cuenos deoen conener mas 1000 paabra xto
dueden esctos a era de ella
5oUn mmo autor puede campeonao tai
de de
Formation del iurado
ecH de Novembe de Correspondence p.bo
para oraacl6n de uado evoesudo de los cueno decide
cuo sea Ell de nd mer mfador La Corespon-
dncla pubcara Is d de echa a de %
peente urado ca6cador de los ceno hsco consa
cada auto de dos LA Correspondence da
doe nombres de de agado oma6a
e urado Esta determnar 30 nombres de
duedaan dgndos los de uentos cando6
uado DE candidates LA Coespondenca degnar
oe cnco ndmeo hayan obndo
da tornado urado c6cado del la Co.
espondenc de Puerto Rico urado constuido reci B da
Dcbre de 1910 conuno de hayan concurdo
peonatoy 6 de 1911 dcho veedcto Co.
respondencia entegara pma de
ienda.
"E primer cuenlista puerSlii4aens.'
7oE ntenddo estaece por Correspondents Dc Puerto
autor unante sera ella CONSIDERABLE oefendc como
a primer cuentsta Sendo advertr que e uuo
primer puesto onservado haa anto en-
otro concrso de cuentos satisfaction de la Coepondenca sea
arTebatado por otro campe6n. .
Corresponden pubicara medda rebsnda
odos los cuentos remitdos campeonao
Lo que LA Csrrespsadencla, en- 10 psslble espera.
ooSendo uno de los obeos de Correspondence estimuar
gnero eraro udio de vida regional espen
da nauraeza Dos da nues pat este dlao espea
clio condcn tomen escens
de abaos magnatvos vida bao odos los pec-
ella puede ofrecer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-15

9osendo de los obeos de LA Corpondnca emua no so
genera teraro estudo de nua vida regional espen
da que pugo pata dao
los precsa condcon como escens
trabaos magnavos vida puequeha bao todos
ella puede ofrecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-15

aGENTES EN- PONCE
Eusls { L. Glaal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
AvIAT0RS UNLOADING
RACING MACHINES
Three Carloads of AerOpIaneS
and Balloons Arrive for
Weeks Sport.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 6.-Thrcc car
loads Of acroplaues, dirigiblcs and aero
nautical apparatus were hJuled TO the
Aviation park at Dominique today and
unioaded by the syiators and their as
sistants The machines were put into
tents TO bc prepared for the fights next
week. While the balloons were laid out
10 dry and he aired prcpar aratory TO be-
ing f,lcd.
More than twenty air crafts. arc en-
tered for tho first days flights next
Monday.
In addition 10 The aeroplaues and dir
ieihles that have already proved their
worth. there arc number that have
been neTly copstrUctcd by inventors.
who Will he given Il chance 10 demon
strato what the product or their genius
is capable OF.
II is expected that the first fight in
America for the ycaI 1870 Will he made
late today at Aviation camp. when Cliff
ford l.. IJaCmon NIL give u now Curtiss
acroplanc its cllristenins. Several oi
the aviators will try out their air ma
chimes tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
AMERICAN AERO CLUBS
TD HOLD CONVENTION

NEW YORK. Jar. G.-Thc Glrt ma
ricusl convention or The Am"rirau Aero
clubs is 10 be held Ia ST. Louis lat" in
January. according 20 an announcement
made her" TODAY. The meeting VIII be
Iu Chicago nf Cor,lnudt Field bishop.
Hh" will present ir The dclcG@tce a
nov stitutior and bylaws aud viii
oni'u" the E"ucral plan for a U"N fedcr-
alton.
Th" Nero Club of America VIII rclnal ln
tn" head oG thc American Gibbs and the
proposed federation viii he similar 10 ihc
national groups of aero clubs nov cN
iSiiug In F.'UoD"au countries.
There has been remarkable grow
among 4oru clubs ia N" west -.roccni-
L." said Mr. Eieno7. VIII" leaves i"dJr
10 attend IN" Los Angeles aYia ton
meeting. "Th" interest m acrcBau'irl
on the Pacific coast aud "a ;Eo middl"
west Is nov quito ~ keen in the
EAST Tho pl'ouosed federation h>s
large and growing held FOR its activities
aud should b" q gr"at assistance e." the
cause Of aviation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
ROLLER SKATERS

inst 10 got chance AT the title OF
Itah's champion roller skater. Eph ia
cohSon. the youth who won tho amateur
championship OF ;hc city, has consented
TO race against Lawrence Vance, Fenton
Hardy Clydc .Scholicid and "Hnn;y'
Green. II hc dofsG;s them he WIN he
given an opportunity 10 race scsinst
Willie SchaH for The Utah championship.
The FIRST race will take place ~ the
Auditorium rink on Richards street next
SATURDAY night. There VIII ho another
race Thursday and ono ON tho following
saturday. WcduesdaN evening the cou-
ple race. in which iher" Is great deal
~ rivalry between Mas Kate Fellows
and Effc ChatteTtou, viii tax" place.
Ii Jacobson defeats Vance. Hardy and
Schofeld. or Green. he will be 1T once
matchcd With Scha,z, There is q great
desl Of interest in the contests. and local
roller fans Will 500 some fast skating
between these speedy youngsters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07

.PREJU|CIO NEGLECTED.
BY BETTING PUBLIC
Horse Is Reported Lame and
Bookmakers Scoop i'll
the Cash.

OAKLAND, Jan. G.-PTcjuiciu. after rc-
cedine from 10 10 j. 10 ). today scored
IN easy victory over some clever sprint
crs IN tue Horlo park handicap st Emery
VILE II was reported ;GHt the horsc was
lame and there was Il plunge on Bnocu-
lar. he having the call at post time. Mad
man led most OF the way but Prejuicio
had no trouble passing MIN. Binccular
Mas third.
jim Gaffney won The third easily from
Bishop w Elodia b.. OF worry badly. was
boatcn by Calopus in the frs; Kerry, The
lovoritc, led the field home in the sec
oud.
First race. nre anG Ealt nWouss-
g.. ioS tAiartlnJ. 60 1, second' l5eds,
i?S as 10 II MoliuoO, Dixie olson. Airy
Fairle, Eabhic, Vondcl. Babe Nicely and
Second race, SIX furlonss, selling
Kerry, III Martin). : TO :. wen; Cal
yanic. III tWaishl, TO !, second; Titus
i:il l-5. Argouaut pac,6cio Wap. Be
may Friar OF EIgjn. l1criycs. Hector ana
Who flushed As namcd-
selling CARNEY. liz (Coburn>. even.
won: Bishop w. l02 tGlasSl, 10 !.
secona: l'oilic L.. lo' Gross. 10 l,
third Time, l:i2 -. Keep Moving,
cymbal aud EiIis Richard finished as
named
Fourth race live furloues, Mcnlo park
handicap Prciul"io. jl0 (McnuyN. - 10
). Won. MadmaD. l66 (Shiling), 5 10 I.
second: BinoculaU. 50 Ckcdcris). :; TO =.
third. Time. 800 as. Spohn. Del
Crusador, Rapid Water and f;osamo fin
ishcd named
Fifth race, milo aud seventy yards
Roy Junior. l0G (ShilIinG), . To . won:
Mr. Bishop 30! CWaishD. II 10 ). sec
oud. i. G.. Clcm. 104 tI<odcrisD. 30 |.
third. Time, i:i, 80 ALli,-Ar- Ben. An
"rmsu. Silver Line Lady Kitty. Sta,lhans.
Lazellc. Curnavaca and Wise ChiId fin
Sh~d as named.
siAth race. six rulones sclinG-Suk
Spring, III tNosperl. l5 10 l. Won; Cos
sipcr N. 100 tMentryr. 4 to J, second;
Chantlily, III tUugsm. l2 "a 10 third.
Time. III - Jiliett. Cotherl. Tony
Faust. Burning Bush and Little Butter
cup hniSEed as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
gibson TO REPRESENT
AERO CLUB ON COAST

Al meeting of the Aero club of Utah
Thursday night. NiccPr"sident =. II.
Gison, Who IL well known in mining
circles. ~as selected and given the
proper credentials TO represent the liah
Aero club NJ Los Angeles during the
ton days race meeting in that city
which begins next Monday. Gibson viii
leave today fur ihr coast. 10 be gop"
ten daNs ana 10 Stuoy derouautics at The
riS meeting. BEING engineer aud
inventor hc viii br abb" To not" th"
fn" details on Ill machines and ihc Utah
club viii receive great benefit from lis
visit tp ihs coast.
GiIsou H. also ;he inventor OF = new
aerial steam engine. which he claims
Weighs only two pounds so each horse
power.
Other mcmpers of the Utah Nero club
Viii leave here Saturday hut uWlac to
The aashout on the Selt Lake Route.
ouly one-fourtlr oi ihe number that dc-
cided 80 GO will now max" tho trip.
oNin- to the extra cost on the Southern
Pacific
President ~ Brodbccs Of the Aoro
t1uh or I'tS:h announces that thnrc viii
bc several local men Who will have
machines ont for trials soon as the
wCs tbcr conditions become moro favor
able. He Says ihst Alr Culver OF Bing-
ham an export engineer. has designed
biplane which has Foi everything beat
80 FAR shown ~ aeronaTtics 30 far Hc
says the machine IS big Improvement
on the Wright and IurjisS machines. and
also that he win be able To navigate
the. air ~ this altitude with perfect ease
and safcty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
GAME WARDENS WILL
CO DUCK HUNTING
Chambers viii Make Effort TO
Find Cause for Dying
Ducks.

state Fish ana Game Commissioner
Chambers Warden Joe Smith, sol Mel
SON, Joe Chamberlain and Brig NcKcu-
zic viii 80 10 the mouth OF The Jordan
river. leaving carly this morning. 10 in
N"siiSa,c thc cause OF the dying ducks.
Since The cold suap set IN reports have
reached the city that great many ducks
have been dying Some claim that the
ducks are starving. but the spcrtsmen
are Of tho opinion that the dicks have
been wounded during tho shooting sea
son aud. being unable 70 get out with
tnc regular flights. arc now diving on ac-
count OF tho cold
several of the live and dead birds will
hc brought 10 the city.F Some viii be
turned over To State Chemist Harms and
some VIII he taken so the University OF
Iiah for the medical students 10 work
upon. 10 sec il they can discover any
Lev" chat the ducks have become dis
eaScd from living ON the grounds which
have bCcn inhabited for many years by
On" wild d1Ck. while others attribute the
"uUSc 10 muscular rheumatism. and still
others Ia $tdTvs ton. Chambers SAYS he
VIII make every effort to locate the tIuti-
Die. il such = thing Is possible aud in
The future will try 10 guard against the
trouble.
The ducks act a. if they are para
lNZod. They lose control OF their wings
and legs, and when they Try TO escape
they keel over as if they were I'm u
drunken stUpor. but majority OF the
birds sit still and on" can pick them up.
making littic effort 10 escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
ATHLETES MUST HAVE
PLENTY OF SLEEP

Plenty Of sleep PLAYS q big part in
the training Of most OF our successful
athletes today. Sleep has more 10 do
with the showing OF men than anything
else and, when one comes to consider
il. he can easily sec why There is no
strict and Ironclad rulc governing what
they shall cat. but rs for slccp-wcll.
get all You can and then a little biz
more Jumpers particularly profit by
long slumbcrs. The night before Priu-
stein. once the greatest jumper in the
world, was To compete in the Jumping
contests of the Olympic games al
Athens he went TO bod al o'clock.
Mike Sweeney. the great high Jumper,
stavs in bed sometimes for ihrcc days
before going on tho track and has his
meals served 10 him Don laugh
that true OF course Mike docSu Z
sleep all that imr and keeps his logs
moving about So thcv won I got stiff
hut he gives his muscles long rest l.
Ralph Rose. the big Californian shot
puitcr, sleeps during he afternoon
Ralph got into the habit Of taking a
sicsia when living among the Napa
foothills and never col over H. John
Flanagan never gets up till noon on the
day nf an athletic meet in which he is
10 take part. Mel Sheppard some lines
takes a fifteen hour nap and thinks
nothing of il. Martin Sheridan slept
twelve hours before doing his forty
seven foot hop skip and iump. Dan
Ahcarn IS another Jumper who believes
in getting all the sleep possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
Emeryville Entries.

Sp"rIal 10 Tho Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Emciyvil!c
entries for Friday;
First Blce. sis lUrlopgs -EulciGh. 10:
No Quarter. llo; Cocksulc. ll0: After
maih. ilQ; Colonel Jack, 1I3: Tony
Faust. ila: May Fink. l03: Dovalta. 1OS:
Father stafford lo6; Novsorod. l06.
Steel. log.
Second race three furlongs Eddie
Mott. 10: Marjorie A. inI: Eurbur. 10i.
Media. l0i: All balance. I0t: Frank .Buh-
staller. Ia; Indort, u: Robert Iiaiu. 110.
Third race. nil" and an eighth Wild
d"n. 100, Charley Paine. 1lt. My Pal.
lo5: caisfiuc, i05; Miss Naomi. 10,
"WoliVllo. 2S; Lady Kitty. 90 Miss Of
hcious. 80: lluapala. l0i, Brgatcc, ~;
Homeless, 100; Aks-AU-Bcu i02.
Fourth rs"c. luturi,y course. Larkspiu
haudicap -Coprcrt"wu. 100: Chester
>rum i"t: Tulrct. 10: Lady Elizabeth.
100: UadJ. Clip. a..
Firth racc. ono mii"--Birth III: Cop
porS, llG: Redwood H.. 116: Smoty. l16,
III Col cap llG; Special Delivery l1G:
Mossbsck. l@l; Ncltnndalc. -. Coluvs.
Costa. 90: Trocha. 100: Bryce 81. aDcl-
mas, s..
sixth race futurity- coursc-.tldcr
Euich il2; ciramcrcv, Sl9: F;scauado.
l3H. DTclo. 10, EalcriHn. 10. Copper
Held. l2o; 'Silk. 100: Furdco ~: Min
ncdocia. ITO: Roberta. 10, Eudiatipn lVs
f;ucolic. los.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
COLD WEATHER KEEPS
PEOPLE FROM RACES

JUARtI, Mexico Jan. 6--Cold wealth
cr kept the attendance down 10 less than
a thousand persons TO-DAY The card was
Ordinary. out tho public broke even on
the day. as three favoriteS won. Charlie
Harsrave cuualed tho track record for
six furlorgs when he won tho fourth
event in IL 40.
First race. selling. I'VE and half fur
longs Gypsy King. los kcuncdyb. i2 Ia
=. won: Knight Deck. lOl (Mondan) S
70 l.. second: Bertmont 100 (Eurlin
game). 10 /. third. Time. 1,O1 Caesar
Augustus. Goldau. Tlrebail. Percy lay
Tor and Arch oldham alsc ran
Second race, sellinG five. and hall
luriongs-Lady. Adelaide. lo& (Mondan),
G 10 l. Won: Niger Baby, 1Ol (McCahey).
10 !. second: High Street, l07 (Ker-
ned), 10 ]. third Time 1907 80 IIoi-
low Comal Reuben, Clint Thicker. Dici,
Rice. Hank: Dick Windsor. Lillian Ray
AID Succeed also ran.
Third race, 2-ycar-olds thrce fmlongs-
Sophyoni Brown. Jos CSamsey) 10 l.
won; Princess Industry. loS (Austin).
evrn; ,I,,, second Rg1 Jos u::owe), 10 to 1.
Maid, Cat, llNe. Dreamy and Ina also
ran.
Fourth race. six fTlonEs Charlie Far
grave, 100 (Creery), 4 10 /. Won: Rustcni,
IS NlcC lcCal"y). to ., second; Lady Pan
elita. - Utamsey), 10 TO I. third. Time.
IL - Socialiie. La DeYtra and i If.
Houghton also ran.
F'hbl race, SCiilGE. seven iCTlOngS--
Niddy Lee. l1O CAIolesworth,. s TO :.
won: jim B,ady. 10 Kcnncdy). 6 To
sc"ond: Aunt Nancy, l02 (Aust;np. 6 to /
trird. Time. l,e, Interposc and Camera
also ran.
Sixth race. selling one mCc-Minno-
leits. l02 1M"Cahoy). l3 TO ). won: T. q.
Smith. 100 lWarien). 10 T. second
Egna. lp2 tGarnor). 10 /, third. Time
40 90. Ear.ettc. Black Uawk Land
lord Niolicl. CAPTAIN Burnett Maud
Sig and Plume also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
Sullivan Confident B
of Whipping Collins
ANDERSON IS THROWN |
IN STRAIGHT FALLS
karP Uses Half-NeIson. Aided
by High Altitude: Yokel
Challenges Winner.
s.peeial to rhe Trlhnnc-

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. G.-Stnncy Karp Of Sal,
Lake CITY tonight threw Gus Anders,r
OF Kansas IN TWO straight falls for m.
wcliovwcisht championship OF the United
states In ono of the most exciting rran.
plins tugs-of-war ever witnessed on
local mat. before 800 people in the osder
lheaJer. Harp gained ihc frat fail af,e,
on" hour and Hyc minutes OF hard worl
IN trying To fast"n some effective hold
Anderson Has gradually giving i'm ia IN.
lc!ocloUS attack of The Salt Lake bc,,
Finally katD secured wrist hold and
win supcrhuman strength. brought An.
pcrSon rigLl arm over his back and 4,
fash turned tho Kansas man over n,
Ms shoulders with a half Nelson Th.
trick was done 20 quickly that a ma iorifs
an IN" house rallied [" sec how the thror
actually occurred.
The second fall was secured after ssv
cnto"u minutes of wrestling Earp nrai,
bringing into play the half- Nelson An
d"lSon plainly showed That ne could nn
work 4 his best IN this altitude. ON sho,s
notice. and after tho contest said trs|
Win sis months trimming here he couI,
tlirpw l<arr.
Mike YcIcl challenged Karn for
match. best two In three falls. and Kar,
Immediately accepted the drG win
smile on his face, rs he is confident M
can throw Iukci.
\ =r"It wanr women attended tho con
trst and th" new thc0tcr was crogass
I" its capacity.
Willard Bean refereed the match
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
0BERT. STAR JOCKEY.
RIDES FOUR WINNER,

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. s.-obcr
Was thc star jockey ~ Mopcilcf ppyl. 10
day. riding four winners His victor,
on Robin Grey was tho surprise OF III
day. This horse won at II 10 I.
Summaries: d.
FIRST race. quarter purse lad
Stalwari. 10 J. won: Dell to . scc
ond, Trait. 10 to /. third. TimJ l23 2.
seconds.
Second race six lurlong: seliihg-tIaz
let > 10 -. won: Dave Nicholson. IL q
= second SaudPlrcr. To- =, Third, rlmc
l:if 80.
Third race. Gyc aud a half f9rlonEs
selling Robin Grey. II 10 /. wdf; Toll
hoX, to second: ;arl5 Court. { 4
= third. Time, l:o1 -.
Fourth race six furlonGs. hapdicap-
Saufrau. 80 /. won; First Ptemium
: 10 !. second; lack Nunnally. . TO 4
third. Time, l:l% 90.
Firth race. one mic. seling-Cs stle
wood ~ 10 =. won, High Range. even
second: Jack Baker. Is 70 !. Third. Time
i;ll -.
sixth race, mile and an eighth. sell
ing-Otiln . to .. won: Obcron. 10
4 -, t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
SCHREIBER'S LOUISE b
FAILS TO MAKE Coon

TAMPA. Fla, June 6.--Thrce ,svorise
and two heavily played second croicc
Won today. tn" upset OF the day pns Il
lhc iwo-year-old race. when Rarnc
5chreihcr's Louise r.. installed favorit
Al odds-ou. was beaten by Nichols
Lady Lewis.
summary:
First race, three fulonCg. straight
away-l.ady Lewis. 80 =. won: II,I,js
Y, TO :. second: Petite. 10 I, thirt
Time. 81 80 seconds.
Second race. six fwHongS-E r. Shin.
10 .. won; Warner Griswoll \20 to
second; Autumn Girl. to J, thiId rim,
Third race. five and a half furlones-
Robert Powell. 3 To- >. won: Alyiho, ( I
!. second, Sally Savage. l. to T. third
Time, 1918.
Fourth race. Ave furlones-Darr. Is 4
.. won: McAndrcws. Z to- l. second, Grad
kinbsll. TO %. third Time :pS s..
Fifth race. five furlonss -Bonnle Bcs
. 10 :. won. Fundamental. io-t. sec
uad: Luculus. 10 !. third Time L. o,
Sixth race. scVrn fullones- STRONG
land. IS 30 =. won: Morphcih. t. Ia
second: Kings Guinea. % To ]. third
Time. :SS 10.
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Interest in Racinc.

People would like 20 soc the move.
mont started nj New Orleans spread
into California aud New York. Tbc
solid, substantial business mon of the
snUthorn city started n crusade 10 have
the anti betting law of Louisiana cith-
or repealed or modified. As ihe move
meut was initiated by members of the
Business Mems club, tho premier IN
stitutiop of its kind in the Crescen;
suits. Racing has alwayS been fea
turc OF the south For years and
years Kcniucky has been known n
a great breeding state. while The res.
dents of the tarolinas. Georgia. Mis-
sissippi. Florida aud Tennessee were
famous for their love Of racing. ! num-
bcr among my friends many southern
ers and thcy all unite in declaring tho
drastic anii-bettine laws uniu='
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
Zhra-lsn Throws Jenkins,

CLEVELAND. o. Jan. G.The rolt
wrestler Iovszk" tonight easily detasf
Tom Jenkins tho powerful Nrlshms
orrc champion Of the world. Ibys7l
took The nrst fall in eighteen minut
with combination inside crotch aao Z
bow hold and m" second in four ininut
with an inside crotch aud front Neiso
jenkins wax in excellent condition p
was oVerborue with tho Weight and tr
mcudous strength of Tire man who sec'
tho championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downine announced Thurs
day night that he would have a card of
lisntwcishts matched for rcNt Monday
nights smoker at ihe club. Several now
thst thsy can defeat aUy of the locals
as f9r rs science Sc concerned. aud ar"
aryious for q tryout II The newcomers
wi So" some Tin" sport Young Sharkcv
and Young HaDpn are among TIC late
arrivals
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NELSON AND W0LGAST
SIGN THIRD ARTICLES

SAN FRANCISCO. Ian. s.Ealtlnl
Nelson lightweight champion. and Ad
WolGast were matched today by Sid Hes
tor Of tho Mission club of this city
Ccht fnrty-Gv~ rounds OIL February ?
At q new arena tu nc built IN san Mated
Wolcast accepted hy telegraph Hestorl
Offer Of S%5,c opd the articles ~su
mailed "a him ia Los Angeles today
Nelson's share Will be ti2.00o Accord
ing 10 IN. articles the referee will b
named fifteen DAYS before The fight