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SAYS BEEF STILL COUNTS
while Walter Camp Gives Light NIea
More Chance He Believes
EIevcnz Need Weight.

Chicago. Sept 23.-Walter Camp. ath-
letic adviser OF Yale. who stopped on
here yesterday on his way 20 san Fran
cisco. believes that beef IS stil
powerful factor in the makeup OF a
winning football team, Notwithstanding
the fact that the new ruIcs provide for
a more open game.
1t is true that there IT. more chance
for a light fast man 20 make an eleven
under the revised code than formerly,
explained Mr.. Camp. but weight viii
still be a powerful factor in the line
and the light back VIII De working
under a handicap in smashing into a
defense Of heavy forwards. Weight il
still a potential factor I'm the makeup
OF "a winning eleven and those who con-
tend that the new rules require play
ers Of beef are partially right In their
contention.
Il was greatly surprised when I
learned that the East and West had
practically put the same Interpretation
on the new code" said Camp. Wv hen
7 learned Of the interpretations Of tho
big eight coaches and officials. 7 dis
covered that there was little az vari-
anCe in the two sections Of the country
i'm the rules Interpretation.
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CLARKE AND KRAMER AT
IT AGAIN TOMORROW

Tomorrow at Newark. y. J. viii be
hcld the second race In the series be-
tween Frank L. Kramer. national
champion. and Jackie Clarke. western
champion. From the accounts Of the
first race last Sunday. where Kramer
won in two straight heats. there prom
ises to be big time for the Newark
Fans tomorrow.
Aside from the record crowd Of 900
persons. there were many incidents
about the match. not the least OF which
were the efforts Of Floyd Mcfarland
10 get kramer's goat" Mac was up
TO everything. his last attempt being
a protest Of a new sprocket used by
Kramer which the lanky one claimed
was mechanical and Illegal.
Mac could do no good. however. and
the veteran won. The opinion among
the Newark experts about the race
was that speed for speed Clarke was
every bit as good as Kramer. but he
could not cope with the generalship
SHOWN by Kramer at the French Style
kaIne tomorrow the two meet over
the five-mile route. and as the distance
IS one that favors Clarke a victory for
the little Australian will not be a sur
prise here.
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VANDERBILT CUP
CARS TUNING Up
Practice Starts Next Week
With Two Dozen Entries
Expected.

New York. Sept. 23.-With the day
Of the race less than fortnight away.
the interest taken i'm the Vanderbilt
cup race. the first Of the two big road
races which are to be run over the
Long Island motor parkway ana adj
jacent roads on October 1 and 10. is
greatly increasing.
AT present about fifteen cars have
been nominated 60 compete for the
Vanderbilt cup and Ole car each
named for the MasSapeuua sweep
stakes and the Wheatly Hill sweep
stakes. which will be run in coujunc-
ton with the race for the big trophy.
The distinction of being the first car
over the course has fallen to the lot
OF the well-known Detroit-made car
the Regal
Work Of preparing the course for
the contest began last Monday. under
the supervision Of Andrew Brothers,
who have prepared the circuits for
previous Vanderbilt cup races. Every
detail to road construction that will
insure safety to contestants ana TO the
public will be carefully carried out.
and the course will be "massaged' UNI
til IL is in perfect form.
Complying with the urgent requests
Of several of the drivers Of the high
powered cars who are to compete.
among whom are Ralph De Palma and
George Robertson. the turns of the
circuit viii not be banked this year. as
formerly has been done. Instead sew
eral OF the turns. notably the one at
Westbury, will be broadeued and made
flat, so that a wider radius to the turn
will be possible. However. the Mas
sapequa turn. which has an acute an
gle. will require some banking and
it will be widened also.
oil for the course has already been
ordered and the surface is being
sprinkled for the first practice morn
ing for the Vanderbilt cup race, which
is september 20. Immediately after
the Vanderbilt race gangs Of men will
be put TO work oiling the roads for the
grand prize race.
Practice for the grand prize race
will begin on Tuesday. October 4. Driv-
ers i'm both contests viii be permitted
to practice daily except Sundays. be-
tween the hours of > and o'clock i'm
the morning. The cars formally en-
tered in both races will carry during
the practice spins an official radiator
plate. furnished by the Motor cups
Holding company. and cars not bear
I ing one OF these emblemS will be eX-
/ cluded from the course during prac-
l tice periods.
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HARVARD AND YALE TO
BATTLE FOR GOLF TITLE

Manchester. Mass. sept 23.-Harvard
and Yale will battle tomorrow for the
individual intercollegiate golf cham
pionship. f O.. Davidson OF Harvard
and r. F. Hunter OF Yale being the
survivors Of today's play on the links
Of the Essex Country club. Hunter
came through TO the final round by de-
feating the intercollegiate champion.
Albert Seckei Of Princeton. up and TO
play. Davidson won his place by de-
feating q. g.. Stanley OF Yale. I mp.
In the second round. Albert SecSel
OF Princeton today defeated O.. c. Wal
do. Jr.. OF Yale. & mp and 20 play:
p y Hunter Yale. defeated 4. O.
KAY Of Princeton. . and I. q. 9. stan
lex. Yale. defeated *. r. Mosscr. Yale,
l up: F. \ Davidson Of Harvard de-
feated r. A. Martin OF Dartmouth. i
uu 10 holes
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TRAINING TABLE AT "
TO START NEXT WEEK

The varsity football squad is doing
some strenuous work these DAYS. Ar
engagements for the training "a BILE have
not been completed yet but this end
Of the training should begin Nouoav.
The first game of the season will uc
held October 7. when Benuiou's charges
viii take on either the local High school
or travel TO ogden for "a little practice
with the Junction CITY lads.
Tillie Olcson states that the fresh
men are Corners. The freshmen will
meet Monday and elect temporary
captain BY the action of the athletic
council at their last meeting Man
ager MidEley was permitted to arrange
a schedule and sign up any outside
teams.
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Lexington Races

Lexington. Ky. Sept. e3-Intrinsic.
well ridden by !. Reid. nosed out Ethel
-. I'm the fourth race at n mile and
seventy yards and broke the track rec
ord. going the distance I'm 1.44 So
First race. mile and twenty yards
Twilight Queen. straight $3.50. won.
Alice Baird. place Sf.60. second. Green
Bridge. show s3.So. third Time
1:f2 2-5.
Second race five furlongs-James
Mulvi Hill. straight s12.2O. won: Col
ster. place S2.SO second: Cloud. show
$500. third. Time :0t IS.
Third race. six longs-Rova1 Cap
tive. straight SOS 90. won. Dainty Dame.
place 500. second. ChapultepeC show
$3.50. third. Time-1;13 As.
Fourth race. mile and seventy Yards
Intrinsic. stra light $3.50. won: Ethel D..
place S4.60. second. Claudia. show out.
third Time-1:44 3-5.
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Tlma
won. NirEinie second. Eastern star
third Time Is.
Sixth race. mile aud a sixteenth
Hans. straight S3.40. won. Bad News.
place s2.S0. second: Stolypin. show
$3.50. third. Time-1:46 3-5.
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WEST POINT HAS BEST
FENCING HALL ON EARTH

West Point. y. Y. Sept. 23.-Tbe lara o.
est and finest fencing hall i'm the world
Is owned by the United States govern
ment It has just been opened as a
part OF the new gymnasium Of the mill
tary academy.
The room is 100 feet long by 50 feet
wide and lighted by four 3O-foot win
dow son the north side.
The highly polished inlaid floor is
spaced TO accommodate 81 persons
fencing at the same time under ideal
conditions
Encircling the entire hall. securely
attached to the wall. are several tiers
Of steel racks. for the fencing outfits.
foils. sabres. masks etc The end wells
are devoted 60 dtplay Of the pictures
Of famous army fencers.
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The accident came I'm the second race.
az five furlonEs. when Lady Adelaide.
with Eddie smith up. stumbled and feu
while rounding the paddock turn. May
Pink. with Eosen up. and Gertrude q.
with Badtke mp. both fell over the pile.
making q nasty spill smith IVES picked
no with a. broken arm and collar bone
and viii BE- out Of the saddle for some
weeks Neither or the other boys we're
hurt. but MAY Pink has q leg broken
sud she was destroyed. SwaggcrlatOr.
tho favOritc. was clear Or the jam and
y emit on TO win. dellghtiug large
backing
IN the feature event Of the day. the
Wasatch handicap at one mile. Rairvf,t-
coupled with Nyana as the Hopper en-
Try and strong favoritc, showed herr
self "a game race mare by putting up
n great finish with Cabin. a scant nose
placing her winner. The two left the
field on the last hair and raced head
and head Tor the last quarter. When
Ga bin coilarcd EaIronia 60 was "a one 60
one shot that she would not last a. out
- she ir not distance animal. and
cabin finished strong ~ mile. Bal
roma. however. nodded iu under the
whip.
No Quarter. fin the last race. was tire
medium OF heavy play. and regarded
ny q successful challenge % the speedy
Arinncttc TN the stretch and coming
home q winner by a hair length.
In the nth race Young Belle re-
peafcd her last brilliant victory at Ana
conda by racing head and head with
vaua until the latter broke down and
then came home handilv ahead Of Ne
hraska Lass.
with the weIl-known boolxmalCer.
Jack Akin. handling the ring the lay
was active and the prices were good.
At the barrier. Starter Dick Dwvcr
performed with his usual high standard
and while tho half-mile track is a little
new 90 the horses and horecneu. she
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opening day gave every promise OF a
great meeting.
In the stand were Frank St y. skin
ner. presiding judge; W y. sutherland
of Salt Lake. and Sam McCibben. OF
Oakland. associate judges. Today's
card rs an attractive one. with a big
saturday fair and race crowd assured
Dr. Rowe. president OF the Four-State
fair. has his big show working In good
shape. and the exhibits are large. while
the sheep show is n record breaker.
Summaries.
First race. six furIonEs-Chief Des-
mond. 100 tBuxton). 10 I. won. Biskra.
100 (Callahan1. s TO !. second. Emma q.
100 CIV. GarEaub. 4 20 I. third Time.
1916 3-5. Tube Rose. Copewell. Galene
Gale and Mosshack also ran.
Second race. five furlongs- wager
lator. no Gvers), TO I. won; AlaNie.
los CGouEeD. - TO I. second; Bill May
ham. 113 CLindhorst). s to l. third.
Time. 1908 4-5. Warner. Burning Bush,
Gertrude G.. Lady adelaide and May
Pink also ran
CRadtke1. TO I. won; Aunt Polly. 1o9
CCougeIt. 3 20 o. second. He Knows.
100 Crarkerl. to I. third. Ilme'
1903 a-s. Pal. CoonsSin. Ketchel. War
fare and Haunis also ran.
Fourth race. mile. Wasatch handl-
ca =RaIronia % CIV. GarEan). 20 >,
won. Cabin. 105 tBuNton1. 10 ., sec
oud. Fancy. 10f anderson. TO I.
third. Time. 1.i3 30. Nyanza and ire
margo also ran.
FIRM race. miIe-YounE Belle. % CL
Cargaul. Co !. won. Nebraska Lass,
los GindhorsD. . 20 I. second swell
Girl. 100 tP1ourd). & TO I. third. Time.
.1.4I g-5 Captain Burnett. Promotheus
and Nama also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-No Quarter.
III CCal!ahanD. s to 5. won; Ariouette,
112 OBuNtonl. to 10. second. Lady
Eliza beth. 1O7 (Andcrson). to I. third.
Time. 1.16 3-5. Buena and Oberon also
ran
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BASEBALL TODAY.

Al Murray this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock the Occidentals and Murray
clubs meet in an exhibition game ar
ranged at the request Of the Murray
fans who wanted 10 see the champions
ln action on the home grounds before
INC flnal struggle on Walkers fiehi
sunday. With the big game but one
daN or neither manager viii put his
best pitcher on the mound. but good
game Is promised the smelteritcs.
The tifth and deciding game OF the
iiLc-game series between the two teams
field
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les as a good thing. but at Madison the
students feel differently about g. At
all events. something IS wrong.
Or. Hutchins went TO Madison to
rescue the Badger university from fits
derelict condition four years ago. While
the doctor would never admit that his
relations with the faculty were not Of
the best. 80 is a wcll-known fact that
hc left because he was continually
hampered by the anti-athletic wing Of
the faculty.
& few months ago he received a
tempting offer from the University Of
Indiana 20 take charge Of athletics
there. and he accepted.
Ten Eyck's resignation while cx-
pected BY those who had been I'm close
touch with him. came like a thunder
bolt out OF a clear sky TO the student
BODY as whole. He has purchased
coaching for the time being
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vision and Coach Brusse the other.
FenneS-v worked mostly with the back
field men and the quarterbaClSs. show
Ing them the new plays which are to
be used this year.
Two more candidates were given
suits yesterday. Howard Caudlaud and
Manager Warthman. Both are veterans
Candland playing on the 1905 eleven
and WarthmRn playing end IN 1909.
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Chicago. sept. 2H.-IiEnfWo ignt
Champion Ad WolEast and Abe AtteU
were matched yesterday TO fight in
November before the club offering the
best purse. Bids will be received and
viii be opened on November 7. II was
agreed that both fighters weigh 1873
pounds ringside. but the division Of the
purse has net yet been decided upon.
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NoST i blue.

Ann ArbOr. Mich. Sept. -23.-AIichi-
gan's football prospects for this sea-
son We're given serious setback yes
terday when it became known that
Andrew smith, center. and Charles
Freeuy. halfback. on the 1909 eleven.
would not be able TO make the eleven.
Smith wired from his home in Ere
douia. Kan that he has been unable 60
obtain parental consent TO playing
Football. while Freeny announced his
intention not to re-cnter the university.
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1InnNINGsTAn rHAIIENGEs.

New YORK. Sept. 23.-Ora Morning
star disputes the right Of George
Slosson and While Hoppe to play for
the Isl billiard championship. ora
declares he can beat either OF them
himself. He issues a challenge to play
Hoppe or Slosson a series OF games
covering six nights. for $500 a side.
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work was going on nicely and AZ r.
fast clip when two of The ho~s wore
severely cut by flying stones. ard az a
result the work was not finished. but
win be- resumed Monday. when 90 is ev-
PC cd that another system viii be
used in order TO avoid any accidents.
Ths football squad was divided into
two nnr-.. Ercd Eonnc.sL La.LnE one d.
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TAFT WILL BE THERE.

Cincinnati. o. Sept 23.-President
Taft will be among those present at the
worlds championship series at Phila-
delphia If he can arrange the affairs OF
his office to permit OF the trip. Chair
man Hermann OF the national commits
sion has received word from the Presi-
dent to this effect.
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OUTLOOK BLUE
Athletics st Wisconsin, In Had Way,
Owing TO ResiEnntions Of
Coaches.

Chicago. sept. 27-Coming. as It did.
90 soon after the resignation Of Dr. C..
T. Hutchins az physical director az the
University Cf Wisconsin. similar action
on the part Of Edward IT. Ten Evck has
caused uncertainty among Undergrad
yates and alumni OF the institution as
60 tho athletic outlook. Ten Eyck's re-
tirem~nt iS looked upon by outside crit
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REAN TO REFEnEI,

Prof. Willard Bean. the well known
boxing and wrestling authority. goes 10
castillo Springs today to referee the
wrestling bout between Young Stew
art Of the Tintic district and Jack Binr-
ham OF Payson- The match between the
two welterwcights has stirred mn a
great rivalry between the two districts
and the special trains carrying the
people 10 the Utah county celebration
Will have many wrestling fans. The
wa gering on the bout has been heavy.
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NAVAL MILITIA REGATTN.

New York Sept. 23--DeleEates and
racing crews from naval militia Of New
York New Jersey. Maryland. Ohio ana
South Carolina who are in the city pre-
pairing for the naval militia regatta on
the Hudson river tomorrow. have
formed permanent organi "a ton
named the Naval Militia Boat Racing
association. All the states having ma
val militia are represented i'm the asso-
citation. and the states Will send dele
gates to a convention which will be
held in Washington- next February.
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Sept. Score
GOLF SEMI-FINALS ARE
TO BE PLAYED TODAY

The semi-finals I'm the Country cluN
golf championship which carries with
1t that Of state champion TO the win
ner. will be played this afternoon. The
play will be for SO holes and some bril-
liant golf is expected. The four plav-
ers ana their pairing is: George Stein
er and r. w. Salisbury and r. p Nc
Gurrin and J. e. Taylor.
The final will be PLAYED Sunday
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HIVE VISITS ERIENns.

Jack Hume. the bicycle rider whose
recovery from conclusion OF the brain
was deSpaired Of by his physicians two
weeks ago. was taken for an autOmO-
bile ride yesterday. Hume was driven
to many Of his friends homes. and re-
ceived hearty haudshakes on his fine
progress 10 recovery. Aside from a
paralysis Of the left side. which is held
VIII disappear in time. Hume seemed
quite himself. and saws that he is feel
ing fine. although "a little weak
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Western League

At Sioux City-Sioux City. s. Lin
coin. 3.
At omaha-Omaha-D es Moines post
poncd. rain.
At Wichita-wichita-S Joseph post
Doned rain.
At Dcnver-Dcnver-T post
pOncd. Topeka team IN wreck
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WANTS MEMPHIS FRANCHISE.

Memphis. Tenn. Sept Civilian
GraNson OF the Louisville American
association club. is here I'm an effort to
secure the local Southern association
iranchise According TO the plans out
lined by Grayson a movement is on
foot to prepare 12-club circuit in the
American association and Memphis Is
being SOUGHT after.
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American Association

At Louisville-Indianapo 4: Louis
vile. ].
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Toledo and
Columbus. postponed. rain.
At Kansas City-Milwaukee, 10: KAN
sas City. ..
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Boston. sept. 23.-Cincinnati defeat
ed Boston. s TO ?. this afternoon.
Beebe kept the locals hits scattered.
Score. r. IT. r.
BOSTON -----.-- -----.--- =
Batteries-Tyler. Frock and Eariden.
f;ecbe and Clark
Umpires--EigleP and EmsIie.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
COLE Is WILD

NeW York, sept l3--Tho T0CaIs de-
feated Chicago today. to 4. by put
ting to good use the passes issued from
Cole and by hitting Mcintyre at the
right time. Score. r. IT. +.
Nhlc@Eo .--- --------- -.f II
New York ......-...----.-..6
Batterics-Cole. Mcintyre. Weaver
and King. Craudall and Myers. Schlei.
TmDires-Klem and Kane
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HAT CHASE &c GTEADEn 1T GHRDGEG nSp
STALLINGS FAILS TO ESTABLISH
HIS CHARGES AGAINST CHASE


late toniEh by Preside Han Of he Amer
hn said.
ter Id In unt RE has
of n
=
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DENVER & RIl GRGROe LIE IABLE
effective JUNE 10.

AtIltcAlNe June a. AsAV.l
Dcpnrt-Dniiy.
Provo. Manti and Marysvale. ESQ An
Bingham and Bingham juno. 500 am.
Denver. Chicago and East. $40 an.
Park City. -..-......-........ S:20au.
ogden and intermediate points. 1O:25 am.
ogden and san Francisco. .... 1.45p.m
ogden. san Fran. and West. 2.35 pm.
Ogden. san Fran. Portland b.. ESQ o. I'M.
Nidvale and Bingham 1900. ESQ pm.
Denver, Chicago and East. 4:05 pm.
Provo. Tintic and inter. points. SOS pm
ogden and intermediate points $40 DIR.
Denver. Chicago and East 7.1O pm.
Grand juno. and inter. points. 7.1O nm.
ogden. san Fran. Portland. 1850 pm.
Arrive-Dnily.
Ogden. San Fran. Portland. $50 am
ogden and intermediate Doints.1O:OO am.
Provo. Tintic and inter. points. 10. 20 am.
Bingham and Midvale. ....-..1 1850 am.
Denver. Chicago and East. 1880 pm.
ogden and intermediate points. As r. m.
Denver. Chicago and East. 2.15 pm.
Grand June and inter points. 2:S0 pm
ogden and San Francisco. 3.55 I'm.
Park city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 pm.
bingham and Midvale ........ b:45 pm.
Provo. Manu. Marysvaie.
Heber ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. sos Pm.
1 ogden. San Fran. Portland. 700 pm.
/ Denver. chicago and East. ...11:15 pm.
! Ogden, San Fran. Portland. $50 pm
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. Sent. 23.-Eugene Fischoff'y
Callmene III won the PriX Provence.
run at Engheim today. The Prix Ca
margue was won BY Mr.. Pliers CT
malse.
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MANY FEATURES FOR FIRST
Days racing AT Ogden

o
E IN con Jun Jon wit The FourS
rel % racin vas we medb many
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Stones Fly Fast at High School
Campus and Two Are Hurt


would afterwards wheel
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cNRDINNLs. lis CoTNr.

Brooklyn. Sept. 23.-Burke held st.
Louis 20 two hits in a seven-inniug
game called on account Of darkness.
today. but the visitors made both OF
them count. and won. To- .. Score:
r. ~. T..
~ LOUIS ...-..... -.-----b
brooklyn .--.---.--. .------ p
Batteries---Alberts. Moon and Brcs-
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American League
CHASE DRACES Tp.
OTHERS POSTPONED.

Chicago. Sept. 23.-Chicago- PhiIadel-
phi1 same postponed on account Of
rain. Two games tomorrow
Detroit, sept 23.-Boston- Detroit
same postponed. rain. Two games to-
morrow.
1t. Louis. Sept. 2-WashinCton- ST
Louis game postponed. wet grounds.
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The Sp Irting Authority
of alt Lake