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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-21
KENTUCKY FALL MEET
Phoenix Hotel Handicap, Feature Of
Opening Day, Won by Countless


Opening Day, Won by Countless
Lexington. Ky. Sept. 20.-Countless.
paying $40 on each 50 mutual ticket,
won the Phoenix Hotel handicap, the
feature event Of the opening day OF
the Kentucky Racing association fall
racing. The races were run on a heavy
track and scratches were numerous.
John G. TrCland's CherryOle won the
initial dash at six furlOngs. and his
star Port took the 3-year-old event at
the same distance. Summaries:
First race. Inaugural dash, six tur-
longs - Cherryole. straight sly z ~
first. Lawrence y. DAILY. place. S2g 80.
second. John Griffin II. show, 81 SO.
third. Time-l.l6 20
Second race. five and a half furlongs
Silver Brush. straight. $3.50, won.
Bobby BOYER. place. $40. second. Coun-
ty Tax. show. 81 20. third Time-l:O9
Third race. six furlonEs-S tarporI
place. $50. second: Duquesne, show,
IS 20. third Time-1:15 %.
Fourth race. Phoenix Hotel handi-
can. mile and an eighth-Countless
won. Hanbridge second, Foxy Mary
third. Time-1:577. Countless, straight.
$40: HanbridEe, place. $40 Ihree
starters.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs
The Hague won. Jack Weaver sec
ond. Idleweiss third. Time-l;lO 20
The Hague. straight. So So Jack
Weaver. place. $50; Idleweiss, show
$3.50
sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Mamie AlEol won. Colonel AshIneaa
second. Alice third. Time: gag 3-5.:
Mamie Algol. straight S23 80; Colonel
Ashmead, place, $3.50 Alice snow
$3.50.
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The celebration proper started at ?
o'clock Following the parade. which
consisted mostly OF automobiles. and
other conveyance filled with baseball
players. and other WORTHLESS Of the
town. a red-hot game OF ball was
u11vcd at Recreation park Here the
remnant was raised. Teams composed
81 directors Of the team and members
~ the regular squad were lined up
against each other. The regulars were
switched around as nearly even as pos
siblc.
Cup for Margctts.
Prior ~ the contest. a handsome
silver cup was presented TO Manager
Margctts. by =. A. Nandeventer. Mr.
Margctts I'm turn presented the same
10 the Commercial club 90 be kept as
"a memento OF the Murray teams
splendid race and victory this season.
Marshal Mike Mauss. did the slab
houors for the regulars. Il must be
said that Mike Mauss As classy on the
slab. but when he unwound, and shot
his uuderhand drops over the plate, 10
was back 90 the bench for the batter.
Pittcd against him we're such men
as Mayor Phil Bentz. Councilman
Frank Howe. DIT Rothweu. "Crum
Miller. Carl Morck. anc many others.
whose fame as bat we. ders and base
r -e das spread wide.
~. at the end OF the last in
ming. directors were awarded tho
game ,. tho score OF s TO 2.
Banquet TO squad
Last evening. the Murray baseball
squad were guests of honor Of the
board Of directors. when a banquet
was given al the Commercial club.
menu was served under the direction
OF George Brockb1nk. the new chef
at the club house. During the courses
several enthusiastic speeches were
made BIZ the directors and by member,
Of the team. Mayor Phil Bentz and
others. during their t1asts. conGrat-
Jlatcd the boys" upon their splendid
victory the past season.
Following the "hig feed" a hop was
given AT the Trocadsro. where the do
inrs Of the day were fittingly brought
fr j. rfu-r
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PLENTY OF RACING ON
COAST THIS WINTER

New York. Sept. 20.-"Thcrc will be
plenty OF racing I'm California this win
ter" said Thomas II. Williams. presi-
dent OF the California Jockey club. who
arrived from the west yesterday.
The California Jockey club will Of
fer big purses and stakes 60 attract the
best horses I'm the country. As the
courts have decided that oral betting
with stakeholder Is not against the
law. our patrons. n they choose TO
wager. can do so without fear Of mo-
lcstation- The meeting az Oakland viii
begin on November Il. and will con-
tinue without interruption until well
into the next spring The California
Jockey club viii offer in the neighbor-
hood Of $3.50. 900 TO be raced for during
the winter meeting"
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1910

% Mass play made impossible by
the rule providing that there shall be
no pushing or pulling of the man with
The hall.
Co The forward pass must be made
at "a point az least five yards behind
the line Of sCrimmage. 10 may cross
the line at any vpint. but cannot 70"
legally caught at a point more than
twenty Yards in advance 90 that liz "a.
The PLAYERS on the defense may not
interfere with tho man about 20 catch
the ball in any way except i'm a bona
fide attempt to catch the ball The
penalty for an incompleted pass is one
down. the bali being brought back TO
the point at which the pass was made.
a. The kicker must be at least five
Yards behind his line OF scrimmage.
His teammates are not onside till tho
ball has hit the ground AT least twenty
yards I'm advance Of the point at which
, IL was put in play.
a. A tackler must have at least
one foot on the ground when he strikes
his opponent. This rules out the fly
ing tackle.
60 The team In possession 81 the
ball must have at least seven men on
the line Of scrimmage
C6l \ game consists OF four periods
Of fifteen minutes each. Between the
second and third periods there shall
/ be an iutermiSsion Of fifteen minutes.
| and between the first and second and
/ the third and fourth. an intcrmissiou
/ OF three minutes.
C7D The man receiving the ball from
/ the snapbac1 may advance 70 az any
point.
/ (SD a player taken from the game
/ for any cause save disqualification
may return once in any succeeding
/ period.
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PLAYERS RELEASED BY
CHICAGO NATIONALS

Chicago. Sept. 2O.-President Murphy
of the Chicago Nationals yesterday
turned over a half-dozen players. to the
Louisville club Of the American asso-
citation. The players We're: Outfielder
Kaiser. who played with the Paris
tKy.) team. Pitcher Harter. who spent
the season with the Portsmouth (OD
team: Shortstop NOix. who played with
the Lexington (Ky.) club: Outfielder
Wolf. who was secured from the Lin
coin Gll.) team: Pitcher Wolvcrton.
drafted from the Burlington Oa.) club;
Pitcher Geist who was with the team
In the spring. and who was sent to the
Lincoln tNebD team and recalled. The
six players will not report to Louis
Vile until next season.
President Murphy announced that he
released the men to get within the thir-
ty-five player limit.
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STARS HAVE ENTERED
National q. 4. 4. Championships M
New Orleans, October I4-I5.

New York, Sept. 2O.-Prominent ath-
letiC stars from eastern colleges are
being gathered by the Amateur Ath-
letic union officials as entrants in the
National a. a. L. championships to be
held at Tulane university field. New
orleans. October 14-15. Heretofore the
athletes Of the various athletic clubs
have come in for most Of the attention.
while the COIIegians were left to enter
II they so willed. This fall. however,
the officials say they are DESTROYS OF
having the meeting assume a college
aspect and they are endeavOring to in
duce many star college athletes to cast
their lot against the club performers.
Those who have already siEnified
their intention of compelling include
Wilton Paul Of the University Of Penn
sylvania: 7. J. Taylor. the Cornell two
miller. r. G. Craig Of the University OF
Mich fEan, and score Of lesser lights.
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CHAMPION OF HER AGE
Remarkable Performance Of Joan. &
Tenr-OId F'IIIy. NJ Columbus

Columbus. o.. Sept. 20-Joan. Agar
old. owned by David shaw Of Cleveland
and driven by NJ MCDcvitt. today be-
came a worlds champion race trOtter
for fillics Of her age. when she de-
fcated Dude Archdalc IN ErucllinE
race for the HOstcr- Columbus stakes.
the last $4,000 prize that the Grand
Circuit has TO offer this year. Both
heats were done I'm 2.06i. time never
before made by a trOtter Of JOan's
class. Summaries.
Columbus stakes. 2:t1 trot three
heats sG.000-Startle won. ITailworthy
second. Justo third. Best time. 2.07t
Hoster-Columbus stake. 2.16 trot.
three heats. S10.000-Joan won first
and second heats and race. Dude Arch
dale won third. Time. 2.061. Captain
George third. Time 1904.
2.0q class. best three I'm five. 1890
Independence Boy won. Harry Nc sec
ond. Princess Hal third. Best time
g.0gl
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INTEREST is INTENSE
Women Golf Players 60 Meet ut Home
wood for National Event.

Chicago. Sept. 20.-Following the
vvomcu's western golf tournament
which took place az the SkoSie Country
club last week. attention IS being d.
rccted to the annual national event.
which promises TO attract players from
ALI sections Of the country. and even
Canada and England.
r'reuarafions are now being made at
rr,r-rc,-ood where the tournament
oprrs october 10 with the qualifying
round and closes October IS with the
final match.
Some Of those who are carded 70 plty
orc are urcacuf title holder. Miss Dor
ofhv Campbc11 OF Toronto, Canada (;
Miss TRfuoc OF Hamilton. Canada, ana
Mr. Martin Of Dcvonshirc, England
-gho g. now visiting On Chicago. It IS
Thought that about fifty players Will
raurcscn. the Chicago clubs. Tho
names already entered Insure Dig
field.
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WILL TRY AGAIN.

New York. Sept 20.-British sports
men have decided to come to America
again next year to have another try
for the British interna tional trophy for
motor sboats. The contest will be un-
der slightly changed conditions. one
OF the changes being that the match
shall be decided by the winning Of two
out OF three races. instead OF just one.
on both sides new and faster boats
VIII be built for The contest
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sTLLIvAN BENEFIT.

The host or friends that Pete sullivan
made during his fighting days are rail-
lying TO his aid I'm his hour Of distress,
They have jumped into the work OF
making the benefit at the Shubert the
atre Thursday afternoon a success. The
knights OF Columbus and the order Of
Moose. Of which Sullivan is member.
are working together to help the good
cause along.
Manager Sutton IS sending three acts
from the Orpheum and Manager Cox
will send three acts from the Daniels
theatre.
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Western League

At Sioux City-sioux city, ?; Omaha,
At St. Joseph-Topeka, 6; st. Joseph,
At Denver-Dcnver. 3. Wichita. ..
At LincOln-BincOln. 3. Des MOines. o.
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PRACTICE nEGINS.

New York. Sept. 2O.-Today marked
the beginning Of preliminary practice
for the Vanderbilt cup race on Long
Island. From now until October I the
course will be open from 3 to o'clock
each morning. with the exception OF
Sunday, for the drivers to try out their
cars While not many Of the drivers
are yet on hand. it is expected that at
least a dozen cars will be doing regu-
lar work at the course before the end
OF the week.
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urIDEETH.S nc WINNINGS.

New York. sept. pa tabulation or
the winnings Of various owners on the
METROPOLITAN tracks this year shows
s. G. Hildreth I'm the lead with a total
OF $4,000. This is about equal to his
winnings last year. Second place goes
70 James T.. Keene. who took down
$1,000 rather poor showing. pther
large winners are. r. r. Wilson. IT..
$4,000. August Belmont. $4,000; X. r.
Carman. $4,000: Newcastle stable, $50
600. g. N Odom. S21 600. BcverwyclS
stables. S21 900: Oneck stables. 100000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-21
SENT RTsIIWARD.

Chicago. sept 2O.-President Comis-
key OF the Chicago Americans yester-
dav announced the release OF "Chick"
Gandr and Charlie French to the Mont
real Eastern league club. Gandil came
from Sacramento last spring ana
French was purchased from Boston
early In the season.
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American Association

At st. Paul-Kansas City. 4; St Paul.
At nneapolis-NIilwaulSe 4; Min
ncapolfs q.
At dianapolis-Toledo, z; Indian
apolis. 3.
At Columbus-Louisville S; Column
hue Is
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FINALS TODAY.

Manchester. Mass. sept. 20.-Tale and
Princeton will meet I'm the finals at the
Essex country club links tomorrow for
the intercollegiate golf championship.
as n result OF their victories over Har-
ward and Dartmouth respectively today.
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Philadelphia . ........6 Il 3
Observation-Disclosures. Demott and
Land; Plank and Livingston.
Detroit. Sept. 2O.-Detroit took two
games from Washington today. to 3.
hits. two Of them bunts in the first
game. Bunting also won the second
game. Cobb got back I'm the game after
an absence Of two weeks. Score:
First game r. II. z.
Detroit .--.- .--------------- &"
Washington ...-.-.. ...--...5
Batteries-Donovan and Schmidt;
Meyer and Ainsmith.
Second game r II. +.
Washington -------------1 =
Detroit 800 $500 --- .-------6 II 4
.Batteries-MulHn and stanage; Otey
and Henry.
St Louis. sept 2O.-Boston defeated
ST. Louis in the second game Of the Sc
rics today. to ;. I'm a contest fun OF
misplays. Ray opened for the Browns,
but lasted only four innings. Lake re
placed him Score: X. H. r.
Boston -.-.....-.-.--- -------.s .
St Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ratteries-Cicotte and Madden; Ray,
Lake and Killifer, Stephens.
Chicago. Sept 20.-By making il two
fin n row from New York today. the
I Chicago Americans set a new season s
record for themselves Of six straight
victories. Lange gave two hits and
struck out - Of the visitors. Score;
r. II. F.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
/ Batteries-Lange and Payne: Vaughn
| Criger and Mitchell.
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myl What What nSOb
4 Time
The Sporting Authority
of Salt Lake
CELEBRATION MARKS RAISING
Of MURRAY BASEBALL PENNANT

something stirring yesterday when Bert Margs
his highly honrd for the good
past bringing the to Murray
known yesterday thoroughly enjoyed
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Coast League

Portland. Sept. 2O.-Score:
r. Il E.
vernon /
foTlldn0 .....-..s.--.-. v
Batteries-Raleigh and Brown; Gregg
and Murray.
Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. 2O.-Score:
r. H r.
Los Angeles ..--s.--.- - II v
Sacramento 800. ... 9
Batteries-Delhf and OrendOrff; VIVA
len and Spiesman.
San Francisco. Sept. 2O.-ScOre:
OdkAhUu
san Francisco .------..--.-.--.
Batteries-Lively and Mite: Suter
and Williams.
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Paris. sent 2O-The PriN DE IA
Dress. run at Saint Oucu today. was
won by !. Widner's EdEwray.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League

Cleveland. o. sept 20.-Philadelphia
defeated Cleveland easily 10 today.
knocking Hardness out of the box in
the sixth inning. Demott pitched good
ball. Score: X. n. T.
Cleveland ..... .....3 l. 3
philadelphia &C.. .-...t....-...6 II )
Observation-Disclosures. DcmOtt and
Land; Plank and Livingston.
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Brooklyn. Sept. 20.-Chicago took
both games today. to 4. and ; to 0.
Knetzer was batted freely in the first.
Overall tied the seasons strike-out rec
ord here in the second game, tanning
- men. Hummell being a victim four
lll..o. In. . E..nrna.
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ia tteries-Mattern Brown and era
ham; Leifield. Lever and Simon. Glib
son.
Umpires-RiEler and Emslie.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

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THE FIRST RICE Is
SOLD FOR GOOD SUM

Ihltyth'ee sacks nf rough rice,
~" 'lrs' ~ the now crop, was soId
af the board If trade Monday
morning ~ ~ po, barrel The
ln' Was shipped hy l. n Conrad
ol Now Iberia who IA sad 10 have
been the the first 70, several 500
sons 10 get rice into the mntl"t
and was delivered IN Rornald 4
G'lma Saturday afternoon. 4
large crowd attended the sale and
the rice was sold afte, som" lively
bidding 10 u ! Ernst. oi he ii'm
Of Ernst 4 Deein,gea. in' 40.
count Of Dan Jamage Some Com
pany. Frank u Bernard Was the
anrtinn"o, N q S'atpH
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ROSEDALE CANAL.

The Iberia and st. Mary drain
age district commissioner are Ad
vertising for bids for a contract ts
cut canal from the Grand Narais
canal to The bayou Teche along
the upper line Of the Rosedal,
plantation. The canal Is TO be OF
ten feet bottom with walls ot il
TO !.
The contract alao calls for the
cleaning out Of a portion Of the
original Grand Marals canal
1t is hoped by this means to ef
feet the perfect drainage of that
section lying to the east of the
Grand Marais canal and to pre-.
vent the lowlands from flooding
after heavy rains.
Mr.. Y. L Gullfoux of this city
il The civil engineer in charge.
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BOARD AND CJOTHESf
ANSE LA BUTTE.

On last Saturday Congressman
H. +. BrOussard was reported as
attending a meeting nj the board
of directors of the Deborah Oil
20, at Lafayette. Ihe Deborah
tract is located in the Apse Ia
Butte field The recent success
Of Rawsnn u Ielgler well No. 2.
now gushing 1900 bills per day, has
awakened wide spread interest.
and further developments are ex-
pecte1 Among the stockholders
present, who are interested in the
neho'ah property with Mr. Brous
sard, were Ex Sheriff |. A. Brous
sa,d and William Clegg Of Lafa
yettc, and Willie II Price, DR..
Starks and Sheriff James Berry Of
Lafourche.
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cry BUILDINGS.

The City Hall appears to be well
kept and orderly, the floor on the City
Meat Market seems to receive atten-
ton from the hands of the Janitor,
while the walls, openings and ceilings
seemed to have escaped his attention.;
however his attention being drawn to
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SMALLPOX.

Last week, AT The meeting ol
the Police Jury, DIR. ! W. San
ders. PARISH Health Officer. report
ed officially two cases Of smallpox
on Mr.. Ulysse Landry'a plantation
i'm the Fifth Ward. He also stat
ed that 3 parties had been exposed
These would be carefully guarded
and kept under observation till
the period Of danger had passed
for them to develop the disease.
lie also reported that the infect
cd premises would be thoroughly
fumIgated and every thing done
to stamp out the contagion. and
that some 30 persons had been
vaccinated. He then indicated
that il was hia wish that some ar
rangpment could be effected with
the Police Jury Ivy which he would
be authorized to imm' llately take
such steps M would he necessary
to properly handle any future ont
breaks Of smallpox without the ne
cessity Of first reporting TO the
Police Jury. Where reports and
special authorizations are nccea
sary 1t il possible for valuable
time to be lost and for the disease
to get an expensive start ahead Of
the authorities.
Police Juror Oscar Romero re.
piled that he had it from good an
tbority that the disease was or is
in this city and was not receiving
proper attention. That the neigh
boring parishes Of St Martins and
Vermilion harbored the disease
That all the outbreaks in this par
ish thus far reported were impor
tatiOns, Thus, it the neighboring
communities did not do their full
duty in an effort to stamp out the
plague within their own borders
and properly care for those who
had been exposed, there was great
danger that this parish would
itself stamping ont
these imported cases of smallpox
lie argued that an appeal should
be made to the State Board Of |
Health asking that these infected
communities be compelled under
the law 70 act In rlddipg them
selves Of the disease.
DR.. Sanders replied that the
State Board had been apprised of
the conditions and that State Of
icer had visited Iberia and Yer
Million, and that he presumed that
he latter parish was doing it's full
luty in the premises. lie advised
he withholding of harsh judg
nent until we were confident of
he contrary. Where eases are
lot properly and promptly report
a much damage can result, and
he health officer not be altogether
o blame.
1t was then decided tn allow the
luestiOn Of arrangement with the
,arish Health officer to go over
i'll the next regular meeting of
he Police Jury.
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Nnnror. Ia IS lrly IL The rn.
lice jnry ~ enclal sasaInn a,r4.
eI surprise lafa yrata,,I,y vha,
rGr mrmhof4 fl.4il.a i, tn,u ,h,
Gfair. rnnti.,q I,.l 1. ~. Gt.,.
aftel navr ;aos1a4 AMI boroartc,
n4r day tabor ~ lr9i.Jinr. the
roads. Ibee,neuaea II fl,o hnill
iug If the model ta3d from Mon.
roc tnI ,)houn a,d tba f,Dl th.,
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Continued on page g.
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The Democratic Circuit Com
mittee of the First Circuit met at
Crowley last Saturday, 7. }.
Chappuls presiding and Judge
Philip 5. Pugh secretary, and or
dered a primary for the nomiDa-
tion Of a judge Of the Court Of Ap-
peals for Sept. 6.
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The Camp meeting at Lake
Arthur has been postponed till the
middle of August Oh accauDt OF
the rains aud the plague Of mos
QuitOes.
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An enemy's criticism may be
more helpful to you than friends
praise. Whatever stirs up your
enthusiasm or strengthens your
determination to make good is
helpful. .-Ex.
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south Of Mexico on the Atlantic side.
| visited Belize this summer on busi
ness, and while there | made some curl
Gus discoveries The prosperity Of the
city is based almost entirely on the
business carried OIL by smugglers. 1t is
the headquarters of various regularly
organized bands. Goods are imported
into British Honduras without the duty,
which increases the price of the same
products in the neighboring countries.
These goods are sometimes taken out on
vessels but more often carried overland
on muleback. British Honduras bor-
ders on both Mexico and Guatemala,
and come of the smugglers are suf1i-
ciently expert in their business to get
their goods through without molcsta-
tion. ] suppose there are many tricks
to the trade. The town Of Belize was
founded by the old pirate. Wallace,
more than 200 wears ago. / was told
that the name Belize is merely cor
ruption Of this buccaneers name.n