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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
METROPOLITAN IS
FIRST BY NECK
Takes Feature at Oakland
From BaIronia-Two Out
SiderS Surprise.

Oakland. Nov. 23.-Metropolitau
gained a neck victory over 2alronia in
the Ell Rio Rey handicap at EmeryVille
today. He ruled fayorite for the event
Thistle Belle made most OF the running
and finished third.
Abella, q Is 10 1 chance, beat the
barrier in the first race and won from
Dacla; Madeline Musgrave was another
First race. futurity course-Abella
tGlloert)t Is to !, won; Dacia (Selden),
even. second: Louise b. (Pickens). 5 TO
!, third. Time, Ill. Great Caesar,
Clara Hampton, Lescar Ben Greenleaf
and Consisthau finished as named.
Second race, furnity course-Captain
John (Mentry), 10 5. won COmbury
lGarner), II TO 8. second; Gramercy
Harry Stanhope, Hannibal Bey, Aunt
Polly, Burnell. Bellsnicker, Who, Look
out and Nappa finished as named.
Third race, mile and 20 yards, selling
Madeline Musgrave (Glassl. Is to !,
won; Roy Junior (Archibald), 3 10 5,
second; Raleigh (MattheWs), 10 2,
third. Time, 1:40 So. Acumen, Rose
vale, Responseful, Edwin T. Fryer and
Redeem finished as named.
Firth race, five furlon gs-MetrOpOl
tan (Selden), IL TO s, won; Balronia
(Kederis), 4 10 I. second; Thistle Belle
lGarner), Is 10 ), third. Time, SO SIS.
Edmond Adams, Terms Trick and Early
Tide finished as named.
(Fogartyl. II TO 5. won; Sir Angus
(Leeds). TO I, second; Special Deliv-
cry 1Buxton), 10 !, third. Time,
IA 3-5. Nebulosis. Onatassa, Treasure
Seeker, Royal River. Lady McNally.
NasmeritO and Pete finished as named.
Sixth race, futurity course-Chantilly
lSelden). I TO ], won; Swaggeriator
(Cayanaugh), 10 1, second: Plume
tArehibald). 10 !, third Time. iii.
E. Nj. Fry, Platoon. Roy Shumway, Bis
kra, Roy T. All Alone, Tramotor and
Redondo finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
THEY'RE OFF TODAY AT
BIG FLORIDA TRACK

Jacksonville. Nov. 2s.-The Florida
Livestock and Agriculture State Fair
association will inaugurate its winter
racing season tomorrow, when the
a one hundred day meeting. over one
thousand thOrOughbFeds are Quartered
at the local race course, while applica-
tions for additional stable room are
being received daily.
Thirty-eight stakes, valued al 362. 900,
will be decided at the meeting, the most
notable among them being the Florida
special handicap and the American
derby, valued at $1,000 and $4,000 re-
spectiYely.
For the opening day an excellent
card has been provided. the feature Of
which will be the Thanksgiving day
handicap. valued at $500, over the mile
course.
The weather is clear, the track in
excellent condition and fast time should
be made.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

The smooth. glistening course which
skirts the Pacific and winds along the
foothills OF the Santa Monica noun
tains through groves OF olive, euca-
lyptus and palms. is in perfect shape.
and rate OF speed averaging at least
seventy five miles an hour is expected.
The first event. 101 miles, will be for
cars under SEQ cubic inches piston dis
placement. This is divided into TWO
classes. 231 being the division point
After a short intsrmissioE, the heavy
stock car race for cars between 3OI
and 500 cubic inches piston displace-
ment. will begin. As all the cars which
compete in this race will also go in the
free-fOr-all, az 202.S miles there will
be al least thirty minutes intermissiOn
between the events. The entries which
are to start are as follows:
Light car race for the Shelter cup,
for machines whose piston displacement
Is 23I cubic inches and under, distance
l0l miles. Maxwell Earl Fancher;
StRver-Chicago, James Fouch; Oakland
George Bobst
displacement OF from 23l to 300 cubic
inches, distance 10l 004 miles; Max
Well Clarence Smith; Mercer, q. Bige-
low Petrol, Arthur Oakerman; DurO-
car. J. NICK que; Buick. j.. Nfkrent:
Mitchell, r Greer.
Heavy stock car race for ths Dick
Ferris cup and cash prize, for ma
chimes having q piston displacement OF
from sol 10 coo cubic inches. distance
l5l 500 miles: Apperson, j. Ryall;
POpe-HartfOrd, Bert Dingley; LoZier- II.
rettzlaff: Knox, T. II. Brown, Frank
lin. Bruno Seibel Isotta. Charles soules.
Free -fOr-al race. no restrictions
cash prize OF $4,000. distance COZ s
miles: Fiat, Frank Dearborn. Ohio,
Ross PenwOOd; IsOtta, Charles Soules;
Apperson. j. Ryall; Pope Hartford. Bert
Dingley; LOzier. r. Tettzlaff; Knox, J.
NikFent; Oaly Car. A. Vanyalin.
Fred Wagner OF New York will do
the starting. S. B. Stevens Of the Amer
lean Automobile association contest
board will be referee.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
Ugh SCHOOL PLAYS At
GRAND JUNCTION TODAY

'he High school football team left
a special car over the Rio Grande
night at 7:l0 for Grand Junction.
ey were accompanied by several Of
High school students. This is the
{ game for the High school boys,
they are going TO try and end the
son up with a victory. Coach Brusse
confident that his team will win, but
thinks that the game Will be much
-der than IL was when they defeated
! Grand Junction team here. All the
IS are in fine condition and they
counting on this 10 win The game
them. The red and black team has
/ an off season this year, but they
} not at all discouraged and they are
y TO try hard 10 win back the
ampionship next year. The only old
yers TO graduate from school this
AZ are Yates, Fitzpatrick, Godbe and
1flacs.
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for a few days. Peterson viii be back
in the game and viii be the only new
one IN the lineup.
That BenaiOn's men will put up a
great exhibition OF football is assured.
II is the last game of the season and
every man on the squad intends 10 do
his part TO make II glorious finish.
Today's game is the closing OF sew
eral football careers Captain Tiny
Home, Grant, Richardson, Nielsen, Car
michael. Young all play today for the
last time on a college team. The first
four named have been Utah's star play
eFs for four years, and viii be given a
great send-off Great things are ex-
pected OF 'Heine" Richardson today,
as with a slow field a good many line
bucks will be necessary.
The field has been covered with straw
TO soak up all the moisture possible.
The whistle sending the two teams to-
gether viii sound at 2.30.
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Dad Gimlin, father OF ogden base
ball. was the one 10 propose a man
ager who could spend the year round
for the interests OF the club, something
that his business would not permit him
TO do. The ogden fans Will form a
stock company with the best men in
town as stockholders. and II the juno
tion city fans get going they will be
heard from.
Mr.. Then reported yesterday the
signing OF Charles F. Kaefer, the crack
Murray first sacker, for his Salt Lake
team. The many friends OF the we'll
known local player believe he will make
good in fast company.
Then received a wire yesterday from
Twin Falls saying that the Idaho town
would be at the league meeting with
the $1,000 forfeit, and the application
for a franchise.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
CARDINALS AND MAPS
MAY TRAIN TOGETHER

Chicago, Nov. 23.-If the ST. Louis
Cardinals do not train at home next
spring, they will work with the Maps
at Alexandria. Vice President Bar
nard of the Maps and President Rob
isOn OF the Cardinals held a conference
this afternoon and that much was
agreed upon. The Cardinals had in
tended to train at Excelsior Springs,
Mo, but the hotel at that resort was
recently destroyed by fire.
Robson and Bresnahan now dc not
know just what they will do. They
had been thinking OF putting in a
week at West Baden and then shifting
over to st. Louis, but when Barnard
began 10 extol the qualifications OF
Alexandria as a training camp, the ST.
Louis men began to, hedge upon the
original proposition, but will reserve
their decision. until later.
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ne field VIII be & little soft. but not
as TO handicap fast play. and the
ficiency OF both elevens at the new
ne will be put 10 the test. Coach
inion OF Utah said last night that
would be satisfied with a victory
a very small margin. He said that
was afraid his men failed to realize
tough proposition they were run
& ur against and he expected very
q ba tile.
Ay men are all IN good condition.
We are ready 20 give Utah the
dest fight she has had this season.
= team is crippled by the loss OF
idock. but we viii manage TO get
AZ without him." says Coach Teetzel.
re AggieS arrived yesterday at noon
1 registered at the Kenyon. A jour
10 Walkers field was taken in the
alnOon, where light signal practice
held 10 prevent the men getting
fs.
.x-Captain Paddock was left behind
the hospital az Logan and leaves a
hole in the visitors line. he was
en- suddenly III with appendicitis a
4 days ago and an operation per-
med. Paddock did all the kicking
the Aggies and was responsible for
two goals from the field in the
ne al Logan early in the season.
he varsity team Is not In the best
dition despite the Two weeks lay
. Something got into the food and
a result the boys have all been off
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HANS WAGNER WILL Be
PLAYED AT FIRST

Chiea go. Nov. 2s.-"Hsns" Wagner is
about to begin his baseball life all over
again. Fred Clarke, manager of the
Pittsburg team, has decided 10 try the
Flying Dutchman" at first base when
the 1911 practice starts Clarke has
had no END OF worry about first base
since few years ago, when he decided
Kitty Bransfield had OutliVed his use
fulness as Pirate. He has tried sew
right mark.
Merely TO show the diversity of
Clarke's experiments at first, the names
OF Pittsburg first basemen since 1904
follow: In 1905. Clancy and Howard
1906, NealOn; 1907, Swacina. Storke and
NealOn; 1908, GIL, Storke, Swacina and
Kane; 1909, Abstein and Hyatt; 1870
Sharpe, Flynn and Kading.
Wagner played first in several games
for the Pirates the past season. Now
the question arises. win Mckechnie be
able TO fill the bill at short?
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL
NOT SEE FOOTBALL GAME

Washington, Nov. 23.-President Taft
will not witness the annual contest IN
Philadelphia next Saturday between the
army and navy football teams. The
completion OF his annual message and
other important matters will keep him
busy at the White House. Secretary
Dickerson and Secretary Meyer and
Beekman Winthrop, assistant secretary
OF the navy, will see the contest.
Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen Taft prob
ably will be members of Secretary
DickinsOns party.
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Grade School Soccer

Wednesday afternoon the Emerson
soccer team defeated Onequa by two
goals 10 none. The first half was very
even, both sides doing their share Of
the attacking, but at half time the score
was blank. In the second half the One
qua ha a little more OF the play. r.
Jones. in clearing. kicked into his own
gOalmouth, and the Emerson forwards
succeeded in rushing the ball through.
Another weak clearance in the last
minute enabled the snappy Emerson
bunch 10 put through the second. Elmer
son won through being smarter on the
ball in front OF the goal. The lineup:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
JUAREZ RACE MEETING
HAS FIRST CARD TODAY

Ciudad Juarez. Mexico, Nov. 23.-The
Jockey club OF Juarez win open its sec
Ond annual meeting OF 100 days al Ter
razas park tomorrow with 100000
posted in purses and stakes.
The feature of the card tomorrow
will be the La Independicia handicap,
at a mile and an eighth, with a Valua-
ton of $4,000.
The entries for the handicap are
Jack Akin, 1872; GloriO, Helmet, lis;
Harrigan. 112; Taboo. ITO; Doughty, 80.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

1 never saw a better town or a more
lot OF fans" continued Theil.
hen 1 struck the Town in the morn
/ expected some trouble. but l was
n Impressed with the fact that Og-
/ is with US, and will be one OF the
{ towns in the circuit"
\ meeting was held with Mr.. Theil
the Weber club. Among those pres
were w. r. SandeTsOn. dad" Gin
;, Angus Kennedy, Joseph Baily and
ers.
fr. Theil SAYS that the men jumped
ut over his figures and pledged
mseives TO see that ogden raised
700. This sum Will provide for new
nds and improvements at GlenWOOd
k and getting the club together.
gotiatiOns are now under way for
manager. who viii come from the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
OAK PARK COMING.
(special to The Herald Repuhlic,

Especial 70 The d-Republican.)
Chicago, Nov. 23-The Oak Park
High school football team will make d
trip TO the Pacific coast, where games
have been scheduled during the holiday
season. The Oak Park team holds the
Chicago High school championship The
team will stop in Denver, Salt Lake
Tacoma and other cities en- route 10 the
coast. and arrangements are being made
for games in these cities.
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT
Special Thanksgiving Program Il Ar
ranged for ". n. c. A. TOnIRhf.

After a strenuous course OF training
in pyramid building and heavy appa-
ratus work, the intermediates" at the
Y. NJ c. A. pronounce everything in
readiness for the athletic carnival, to
be given in the association building
this evening at o'clock
The entertainment TO be offered will
include exhibitions In pyramid building,
comedy races, apparatus work and COM
petitiye contests. Arrangements have
been made for an appropriate musical
program, which will be rendered be-
tween the exhibitions by the athletes.
The competitive games will occupy a
large part of the evening. of which the
tween the Stickers' club and the lin
termediats" class Picked teams viii
also compete for hOnOrs in hand polo
and voiley ball
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SALT LAKE SOCCER MEN
EXPECT TO DEFEAT OGDEN

The Salt Lake soccer team will leave
on the Bamberger train at noon for
Ogden today for their game with the
Junction city boys. The kickoff is
fixed for $3.50 o'clock, at Glenwood
park, and a big attendance is expected
as this is the first home game that
ogden has played this season.
Salt Lake has had to make several
changes in, the lineup. ana will try out
a couple sof new men. Although a
little weak in the forward line, they
have a strong defense and expect TO
win. The lineup:
=
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
CORNELL MEETS PENN
IN ANNUAL STRUGGLE.

Atlantic City, N. J., Nov 2S.-Cornell
Will meet the University OF Pennsyl-
vania football eleven on Franklin field.
Philadelphia, tomorrow afternoon with
out the services of Fullbaek Simson.
but the boys from Lake Cayuga do not
seem discouraged. Olson will fill the
vacancy.
For more than an hour today the
Comedians practiced signals. and their
work was clean and fast, with prac-
tically no fumbling.
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NOW SOLE OWNER.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 25.-DOnald c.
Despaine, president Of the Lincoln base
ball club of the Western league. to-
night became sole owner of the prop
erty by purchase of the half interest
of his partner. l.. b. StoneT. The price
paid was $4,000. President Despaine
announced the sale OF Pitcher McGrath
to the new management Of the Topeka
club.
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The Lineup.
SKIPS OUT, TAKING
GATE RECEIPTS WITH HIM

Tacoma, Wash. Nov. ga warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Thorn
as Steinburg. president of the Loid Attn.
letie club, who left the club house while
a bout was in progress last night and
The fighters, who had been promised
50 per cent of the receipts. were not paid
they say, and none of the incidental
bills, IL is said, was settled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

Walsh started the fight like a win
ner. closing Attelrs right eye before
the first round was a minute old He
frequently rushed Attell to the ropes.
and landed rights TO the jaw, but they
did not appear TO Tease the Pacific coast
fighter. In the last four rounds of the
fight Walsh swung wildly.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
ALL LOGAN BENT ON
VICTORY OVER UTAH
Especial to The Herald Republiean.)

Logan, Nov. 23.-Yesterday morning
the students Of the Agricultural col
lege held eheerfest In the chapel hall
at which nearly 800 students signified
their intention to go to Salt Lake to-
morrow TO see the game. Today rail-
road agents sold ESQ tickets, while q
large crowd OF Logan people expect to
go down TO witness the contest. Logan
people in general are much interested
In the game, and would do anything for
the students II they will bring back a
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FIYE RUNs OF FOUR.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 23-Starting
with a run of four and repeating il five
times. p. T. Trunt OF Pittsburg easily
defeated Pierre s. Maujome of ST. Louis
so TO 50. tonight. in one of the inter-
city games for the national champion
shion at three cushion billiards. Maui
Jones best runs were three threes The
game required ninety-five innings.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

81 am in great shape, having i'm
proved in health, strength, science and
eleverness. and with Ryan in my cor
ner coaching me am sure ! will stop
Moran before the twenty rounds are
over" said Nelson. Il am sorry, how
ever, that l did not ask Tommy TO come
on earlier. He has more tricks In hts
head than most all the other fighters
combined"
That Ryan's aid will be OF good use
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
OGDEN AND JORDAN,

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
ogden. Nov. 23.-At D. IA. today the
ogden High school eleven meets the
Jordan High school eleven at the fair
grounds Ogden expects an easy vic
tory, but Jordan Is known as a game
lot OF youngsters. and is expected TO
put up a fight.
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aunkern Arc Fit.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-'If Peuusyl-
vania is beaten tomorrow by Cornell,
there viii be no excuse to offer" said
Coach Smith of the Quaker eleven to-
night All OF the Pennsylvania regu-
lars will be in the lineup, and they are
pronounced by Trainer Murphy fit to
play the game OF their lives.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
TIM HURST SICK,

New York, Nov 23.-Tim Hurst, the
we'll known umpire. is seriously i'll with
blood poisoning, which developed from
! sharp blow by foul Tip which
struck him on the ankle several weeks
ago. The physicians expect Hurst to
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

TO Nelson is seen in the betting. There
is little wagering, but the few bets that
were made were at even money To-
day Nelson is a 10 10 faVorite. Yes
terday the Dane boxed nine rounds,
three each with Marty Kane, Walter
Scott and Dick Wheeler, and at the con-
clusion of this severe test he displayed
no signs of fatigue and appeared as II
he could step forty more rounds.
Like Nelson, Moran is working at top
speed for this bout.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

He'll REPORTS OGDEN IN
Line FOR new LEAGUE

would just like the who that ogden ball
Thus L
n
s called az Bne. Probably about about December p
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NATCH BOZ LOO.

chicago. Nov. 23.-GeOTge Hacken-
midi. the Russian Lion" has been
tened 10 Wrestle Jess Westergaard
Dss Moines. Ie.. in a finish bout in
: city December 6.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
'HE SPORTING
AUTHORITY Of
SALT LAKE
TAH and AGGIES IN ANNUAL
game At CUMMINGS FIELD TODAY


ne. feIdJu Judge. and ala
AUa day for
in
A. students while
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WHAT'S WHAT
~ SPORTS
All The TIBFE
SANTA MONICA ROAD RACE
STARTS At DAYLIGHT TODAY

os ANGELES 2srwentythres
OF The
o.
The big
Viii
Of the and win
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Clever Little Monte AtteH
Wins Decision Over Walsh


championship of world by
against
nWeight limit
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SALT LAKE HARDWARE
CLERKS ON GRIDIR0N

A football game will be played
Thanksgiving morning between the
wholesale and retail departments of the
Salt Lake Hardware company. The
lineup will be as follows;
Retail. Wholesale.
E. l.. Sproat (capt) .fb.... L. Carman
4 Mnrrisnn
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24

San Francisco Nov Nelson's stock today
in
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Your Wife's ThanksgIving.

Why not celebrate by taking your
wife and children 10 the Louvre for
the best dinner in town? Special music
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-24
THANIxSGIVING

Low excursion rates between all sta
tions on Salt Lake Route in Utah. Tick
cts on sale November rs and "a. Good
returning November 2S.
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KRAMER, CLARKE AND
RUTT IN TITLE RACE


America Australia arranged this
O. year
n
cracks Jackie Clarke
of three fourth
mi at
e o a coin
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Attell. by clever footwOrk, managed
eVade most OF Walsh's rushes and TO
W the Boston pugilist into 'clinches.
IN Atteil would rock his opponents
"a with jaw punches and batter his
nth and nose. Walsh bled freely
sr the fifth round. Attell did little
mage with his body blows. There
re no knockdowns.
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They're coming to kill mel"
"H-m-m-m!" calmly remarked the
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place fer 'em to do it. This is an un-
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cement"
"What?" asked the puzzled clerk
whats the trouble?"
Nam hit pop on the head with a
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