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DISTRICT THREE.
noudna the City Of Warrington and Warrington District

go. 49,, ooo = Main ............ $3.50
a MISS EsteH 49, a. Nse 1 "a e. e. s..... 1850
salFs. flal,y gincen m nt, ~ p .. $500
eass Nase ,,, o 7, Main nj, ....... 600
y s snss DA 10 ,1 ono 49, I,st g. G,125
s = = 49, a1, aOD 1nt pnyoIo 57S5
VIII , 1ssae 1tsnn 11o Monroe 1850
As 1auue Tx Inrhoo Ave- 467O
sss FSn y. TEnr 4oS T,SnEn ST ....... 1870
WEE 4llp = .Jm 1nao n Main 1850
s ssss'e -. p,r.latt Hotel 4O25
5 {, .Sr pov nan,s Run g 4 .......... 4,OO5
Nee Tt4s ~ washington S,14O
sI' ISr+ NTccse T9vle S. 1920
& Wig .Mn"de Newell 1899 n Main NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S7O
Sssss ,orr,c,, canphan pyle St. ............ 3,945
NJ IVA Mininm Ak Monroe .............. 1000
DISTRICT FOUR.
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FoR SAIL.

HoUsE-For Sale, small houses in an.
parts Of the city at prices Of $1,000
and up. FaIfmont Realty Company,
Fairmont Trust Building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-16
ENGINEERS TAKE
ANOTHER GAME
moGEtEs ARE SLUGGISH on sAs.
as ANo LOSE A GOOD
CONTEST.

kFToN, June TO- Stupid base
rlnninE On thepart Of the visitors was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-16
Today,s Games.

Today's Games.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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WANTED.

ROOMS Furnished or partly furnish
ed rooms wanted by small family to-
do light housekeeping. Inqalrei
Earnest sherwoods barber shop.
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5TouR. or EUROPE CONTEST AND VOTE OF EACH.
Fsf 81 CANDIDATES IN THE WEST v1RGIN1AN's MAMMOTH
pIsTRIor ON
-wo and Three In the City Of Falrmont.

nudna Wards one Two the City Of Falrmont
oman 5E5 ogden Ave ............ S925
Miss Beatrice snder 4S6 Madison St so9O
Miss Elsie Merrhed, Sl7 Columbia sllS
MIS- willard Gnbrey 55G Pierpon Ave eloO
ssss Ss,ar,rs Ionch ,@s ................. 7125
s ctr. EE7 piernont Ave ........ 6,7SO
sss ~ 49,. 40 Saving 81 62G5
issdon H. Fottnan 800 High St 4'oos
Affs Eiina saerfetl All Merchant ST. ooo
Miss Elizabeth Kinkad S13 Merchant ST. o
sltss nsals JeE s 10 Tororson i 5695
AlIss9sal s - ,,oo ~ Nronroe ST ..... 4O4O
DISTRICT TWO, .ee-sa
Including Wards Four and Five In the City of Farmont
:, H.. Mats $4,000
MISS lsa Sqe y. 1S,, oIS .Eth O. .... 1915
Miss Fedda S3S Locust Ave.
miss Gypsy Davis 24S Watson Ave. oe
Miss Minnie 1906 Sixth a 1
s ME- op = 49,, ooo ,rodison d 6245
Miss By Stewart 2O4 Castor Ave '' t
Mrs Mamie c. 212 LocusAve. 10" oo
Miss Fairy 400 Locust Ave- .'''. o
Mlss asly T. w. ~ T % "a A %, ma . $3.50
u MISS aua rot t ~ ~ sst . 1885
May Yos - SO
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
ADVISORY BOARD FOR
UTAH FOOTBALL MEETS

An enthusiastic bunch OF old Utah
men met in Jimmy Wade's office last
night and organized an advisory board
to assist Coach Fred Bcnnion In turn
ing out a championship team this fan
Coach Bcnnion explained the style OF
defense ard offense which he is intro
ducing at the university this year. and
talked over the new rules with the old
men. From the enthusiasm displayed
at the meeting. the advisory board
and the graduate system should prove
TO be a great success in Utah.
The men at the meeting were Dale
Pitt. Jimmie W. Wade. Carlson. Pete
Peterson. Cuddy Russell and Tom Var
ley These men will coach the posi-
tions which they played. and with tho
above assistants Bennion viii be able
20 hand the squad as much football
as it can absorb. Several other men
have signified their Intention of get
ting on the board who We're not able
to attend the meeting last night
The squad was out I'm suits yesterday
afternoon but no work was attempted
This will not be commenced until next
week.
The big steel water tank I'm the gym
is rapidly nearing completion and
should be ready for use next week.
The tank is fitted with steam pipes.
so that a plentiful supply OF hot water
for the showers. and will always at on
hand
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
REAGAN-M'GOVERN BOUT
Clever Feathcrwcights VIII Meet al
Ogden October Gard Is
Good One.

Yesterday at Ogden Jimmy Reagan,
who won the Rocky mountain feather
weight title by defeating Peanuts Sin
clair at Ogden. and Gene McGovern Of
Milwaukee signed articles with Pro-
moter Roy Subway 20 meet in n 20
round bout October at the ogden
fair grounds. The signing Of the arti-
cles and the posting Of the forfeits
guarantees the Utah boxing fans an
other great featherweight go that will
have a national importance.
The boys agreed TO weigh I'm at ~
pounds at =. m. on the day ~ the
match, and to box IS per cent TO the
winner and IS per cent 20 the loser.
Tom Painter of Evanston, Wyo., was
agreed upon as referee.
Since his victory over Sinclair Rea-
gan has been held as about the best
thing in the featherweight line that
ever struck Utah. In MCGovern, how
ever, he meets a fighter who i'm many
a tough battle has shown every indi-
cation of conner Young Sharkey.' -
| as McGOvern is called. has met a good
many top-notch men. a tcn-round no
/ decision bout with Champion Ad VOL
| CAST showing that he can hold his own
| with heavier men. While McGovern
\ has not boxed i'm Utah. the way he
/ disposed of frankie Harden at Poca-
| tello Labor day shows that he is still
/ there. Harden lasted nine rounds
! with Sinclair. and IS known as a clever
| boxer. He was no match, however
l for McGovern.
! McGovern will train I'm salt Lake
with Reagan taking to his old haUnts
l up Ogden canyon.
/ The bout will be staged I'm the Man
l ufactures and Arts building at tho
/ Ogden fair grounds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
OCCIDENTALS PUT
TOROUT BY OGDEN
Swat Fest in Seventh Inning
Nets Many RunS-SeCOnd
Game Today.

zone Awful Inning, OF the Great Dia-
mOnd Robbery was dramatized and
played yesterday afternoon at Walk
er's field. when Dad Gimlin led his Og-
den warehouses; to a 10 20 3 victory over
the Occidentals. The inning was the
seventh. and no harder assault upon
team had been seen during the season.
Until the seventh 70 had been a close
fight. with the score tied at 2 to ?.
With the opening Of the stretch
period. however. ogden started the
fireworks. Langford went wild and
passed two men Then came errors
through the usual stOnewau defense OF
McAdOO and Robinson. Then Book
pulled off a neat little sprint when he
slammed one to deep left field Tor
homer. sending in two runners ahead
Of him. ogden kept up the hitting
streak. topped off by three-baEgers by
plake and Wessler. all OF which netted
nine runs. The OccidCntals had an OF
day. and even Umpire Hansen was off.
Morgan. in the box for ogden. pitched
a great game. allowing but five scat
tered hits. and tanning nine men. show
ing the form that won practically every
game he pitched for Wcllsville. Lang
ford also pitched ball until the fatal
seventh. when he Joined the rest OF his
team IN dangling TO the guy ropes
Today the two teams meet In the sec
Ond game Of the series. "Mistah'
Mooney viii pitch for the OCCidentals.
with Hcusscr in the box for ogden.
The game is called for 4 p. m.
The score
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
SPRINGVILLE H0RSEMEN
LIKE HARMONIOUS WORK
(Special to The Herald-Rep

n
Springville. Sept 14.-SprinEviIIe
horsemen are Jubilaut over the success
OF HarmOniCa I'm the Colorado race cir
cult, as reported In The Herald-R epub-
lican Of September IL. This is due TO
two reasons, one that the horse IS
owned I'm SprinEville. the other that
there are a great number OF Harmonica
ogltS 1T lIl9 lp'' IVY auu tAe new T e'ol 81
OF the horse makes them more valuable
In a personal letter. Mr.. Wall. the
driver and trainer. states that the
nurse won easily at ROCKY folu. llis 81
money I'm q thOusand-dOllar purse. IN
2.1N. and now comes the news or his
winning at Overland park. Denver. an
other first place in like purse. 'u
2.113. In both races he won three
heats I'm succession. showing that he
has some speed left and that ne will
eventually lower his present record OF
2:113. The horse will arrive ina time
for the Utah state fair races. after
which he will so TO Phoenix. Ariz-.
where he rs entered i'm the 200 class
trot. for a purse OF $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
DIXIE / IS RETIRED
champion Motorboat OF Three Seasons
VIII jog In slower Class
In Future.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE Dixie m.
winner Of the International motorboat
cup. is 90 he retired this fall. r. K.
fBurnham. her owner. announces that
he will shortly take out the powerful
25o-horscpovvcr engine and substitute
an equipment OF lower power. as he in
tends % use the boat henceforth for
cruising purposes.
Mr.. Burnhum does not intend 20 quit
racing. but he believes that n boat OF
the now common type is capable OF the
highest possible speed. so he VIII turn
tnis interest 20 hydroplanes in the fu-
lure.
The Dixie TT is the most popular
speed boat raced I'm American waters
IN many years. In her three seasons
Fhe has won the greatest number OF
yrizcE ever annexed By n motorbOat.
Twice she defended the British trophy.
twice she won the gold cup race on the
Thousand Islands. twice she proved
herself national champion on the Hud-
son river and this year she won the
Great Lakes Championship at Buffalo.
She has only been defeated once and
that was by a 500-horsepowcr 50-foot
hull az Monaco in 1909. She has start
Cd In nearly Zoe races. a record that
has never been approached by any 9TH
cr motorhoaL large or small
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
MOTOR RIDER MAY DIE
Runs Into Hence Mt Kalamazoo Track
and Probably Fatally
Injured.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Sept. 14-Tsaac
Adams Of Albion. while riding a motor
cycle in a race here today. lost control
OF the machine and ran into a fence
while going so miles an hour He was
probably fatally injured
Almost Immediately following this
accident. Fred W. Ellis. OF Battle Creek.
who was driving car in n e5-miIe race.
ran into fence whe none OF his tires
ran into fence when one or his tired
jumping ten-foot cmhankmcnt and es-
capped without injury. His machine was
wrecked.
Barney Oldficld and Jack Tower were
the other entries I'm this race. OldfieId
lost tire. giving Tower a lead which
he maintained to the end. The % miles
was run In - minutes 10 seconds by
Tower.
Barney Oldfield established n new
mile circular track record today for
Michigan OF 50 3-5 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

Brown. Meadowbrook. Up and to
play.
". g. Fownes. jr.. Oakmont. defeated
a. m. Reid, Standrcws. up and to
play
Pred Hcrreshoff. Ekwsnok. defeated
T.. W. Whittcmore. the Country club.
5 up and q to play.
Charles Evans. ir.. Edgewator. de-
feated ID. +. Sawyer. Wheaton, 2 up and
I 20 play.
Warren X. Wood. Homewood. de-
feated =. Gilbert. Braeburn. up and 2
20 play.
J. D. Anderson. woodland. defeated
". J. Travis. Garden city. up and 3
to play.
n. Weber. Inverness. defeated r. r.
Gortcn. Braeburn, 3 up and 20 play.
". r. Tuckerman. StockbridEe, de-
feated F. A. Martin, Ekwanok, I up,
81 holes.
The drawings for the third round fol-
low.
Wilder vs.. Fowncs. Herreshoff VS..
Evans. Wood VS.. Anderson. Weber VS..
Tuckerman.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

partment of agriculture. admitted TO
be the best judge OF sheep in Amer
lea. The federal department has as
signed Prof Shaw to the ogden fair.
departure OF the policy Of his de-
partment made on account Of the i'm
portauce of the show. As auctioneer.
will be Dwight Lincoln of Milford
Center. Ohio. held to be the best man
to be had for the position. Through
his hands viii pass the $500 sheep
sent to ogden for sale and uaiiv OF
the 5000 imported bucks sent for eS-
hibitiOn purposes.
Dick Dwyer. general manager and
starter Of the running meeting. will
arrive in Ogden Sunday, and with
him will come the advance guard OF
the stables now racing at Anaconda.
More than 300 horses are expected
from Montana. goo from the Over
land park meeting at Denver and at
least another hundred from the east,
who will stop over I'm ogden on their
way to the l5meryvillc meeting.
ogden is awaiting the advent OF the
big fair sheep show and running
meeting with every expectation of
handling the largcs- outside crowd
OF horsemen and sheepmen as well as
fair visitors that ever assembled IN
the Junction city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

That the 20-day running meeting
will be the largest ever known In Og-
den is seen in the number Of applica-
tions for stable room coming from all
over the country. and I'm a correspond
ing number OF hotel reservations for
horsemen who viii take in the meet
ing. Frank st. ID. Skinner. who is pre-
siding Judge at the meeting, is al
ready head over heels in work getting
things in shape for the opening day.
Dir. Rowe. president of the Four
State fair. and many other ogden
boosters have been working TO make
the fair and the running meeting a
big affair. An indication Of the i'm
portance in which the ogden fair and
sheep show is held throughout the
country is seen in the number Of en-
tries for all the exhibits. The sheep
show already is assured Of entries
which will make Il the largest sheep
show ever held in the world. There
will be 5000 sheep on exhibition and
$500 sent to ogden for sale at auc-
ton. numbers that far eclipse any
that have been hung up before
DR.. Rowe has secured the services
OF two OF the most noted sheepr1en
In the country. AS judge of the sheep
viii be Prof. +. l.. shaw. OF the de-
partment Of animal husbandry. de-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
SAM LANGFORD WANTS
TO BOX AT OGDEN

Roy SUBWAY. the ogden boxing
promoter. yesterday received q wire
from Joe Woodman. manager Of sam
Langford. saying that LanEford would
consider "a match at ogden with any
Peter Jackson. Jack CfciEcr Al Eauf-
man and Stanley ketchel were mem
toned
SUBWAY wired back that REAGAN
and McGovcru had the October date.
but that LauEford would be given the
call on the November date. a 2O-round
mill between LanCford and Young Peter
Jackson. who is now On salt Lake.
would prove neat little drawing card.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
PETER SULLIVAN STILL
HAS CHANCE TO LIVE

Peter Sullivan. the well-known pugi-
list. lying critically ON at 81. Mark s
hospital. as the result OF typhoid fever
and an operation TO remove ulcers OF
the bowels. passed the day yesterday
in n manner satisfactory to his physi-
clans While his fever ran high. the
patient got several hours of rest and
was able to take a small quantity OF
nourishment. Within two days the
crisis will be reached. with every day
bringing a better chance Of recovery.
On all sides yesterday were heard eZ-
pressiOus Of sorrow at Sullivan's con-
dition and his many friends are taking
much interest in his case.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
H0LLENBACH WILL HAVE
FREE HAND AT MISSOURI

Columbia, Mo-. Sept. 14-Coach BIZ
Hollenbach Of the University of Mis-
souri, Will have a free hand this wear.
The school is without an athletic df-
rector 2 manager of the athletics. track
coach. baseball and basket ball coach
and even the janitOr at the RothweIl
gym has threatened TO resign. There
ls not even man TO assist training
Lne tootball team, but IL is thought that
Dr- j. a. Gibson Of the chemistry de-
partment and Sinner Cove. Of last
year team. will be pressed into ser
vice. While this dearth OF co-worI<ers
may embarrass Hollenbach at first IL
viii probably be a good thing in the
long run.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
CHICAGO WOMEN GOLFERS
ARE LEFT ALONE IN PLAY

Chicago. Sept. 14.-Mrs w. France
Anderson of Hinsdale. tittleholder in
1908. was defeated in the first match
round Of the womcn's Western Golf as
sociation championship tournament. at
the Skolxie club today. by AIRS. Harvey
L. Pound of SkOkie, three up and one
to play.
All the visiting players were put out
in tOday's round leaving only Chi
caEoans to battle for the title Miss
Catherine Moulton or Minneapolis was
beaten by Mrs T.. r. Perkins Of Glen
view. a former champion OF southern
California. one M.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
cnTNTN rEAMs Ply.

He T.. Plake. the crack shortstop ~
the ogden team. has arranged an in
ter-county championship game 90 be
played Saturday at ogden. TIN" oDpos-
ing 1ineups will be North ogden. cham
pions Of the Weber County league. end
kaysville. winners Of the Davis county
rag. Both teams have been working
for the game and some rCd-hot hase1lll
is on tan for the county fans.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
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SERMON FOR MAPS.

, Cleveland. O. sept. 14.-Rev. W. =
y W. Bustard. pastor or the Euclid =
: Avenue Baptist church. known as =
; John u. Rockefeller's church, IFS =
= to preach TO the members CT the =
y Cleveland American league team =
= next Sunday on the subject Tho =
, Baseball Field: n Picture OF Life =
: DR. Eustard was captain and =
) pitcher for the Brown university =
= team for three years. and pitched =
= for the Boston Nationals one sea- =
y son . years ago. =
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

There were too many traps on the
course for my game" said Travis
The other seven victories OF the day
went 90 w. r. Wilder Of Ncsper. Low
ell. ". q. Fownes. jr.. Of Oakmont.
PittsburE Fred Hcrrcshoff Of Elk
wanok. New York. Charles Evans. jr..
Of EdueWafer. Chicago. Warren X.
Wood Of Homework. Chicago. II. Weber
OF Inverness. Toledo. and W. r.. Tucker
man OF StockbridEe. Washington The
winning eight will meet In the order
named tomorrow.
The defeat OF Travis and the brilliant
playing OF Hcrreshoff and Evans were
the events Of the day.
The only match 20 reach the home
green on tho final round today was be-
tween ". r. TuCkcrmnn and It. j.. Mar
tin. Il ovCrran 60 the thirty-sevcnth
hole, where TuCkcrman won.
The Summaries.
National golf championship. second
round IS holes.
n. r. Wilder. Vcsper. defeated r. 4.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

As the course was seconds slow by
reason Of Tuesdays rain. Ed Geers
postponed until tomorrow the attempt
by The Harvester 10 beat the worlds
stallion trotting record Of 2:O2. held by
himself
Summaries.
First race. Horse World stallion
purse. s9.925. e-ycar-olds. trotting.
two in threc-Colorado =. won. Emily
Ellen second. Eva Bellini third. Best
time. 2:0S3
Second race. the Empire state stakes.
2:14 trOt. $4,000. three in five-Billie
Burke won. Hailworthy second. Joan
third. Best time. 2:0St
Third race, 2:1S pacing. $1,000. three
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

Football activity is noticeable at the
Jordan High school. Coach -. II. Dut-
ton Is busily engaged rounding out ma
terial for this years team. Nightly
practice has been going on for more
than a week and from the list OF re-
Cruits on hand each evening 70 viii be
no hard matter 20 produce a strong
team. Most Of last years men are back
at the institution ando Doach Dutton
viii select his team as soon as possible.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

NTW1Tk. y =. rTUf- TT In0T"
uwvcr. formerly one Of the best known
feafhcrwcichfs I'm this county. is dead
at his home in Perth Amhoy. lie was
injured last night by falling beneath
81 locomotive a. o. railroad crossing and
died "a few hours later.
During his ring career Dwyer
fought more than t50 battles without
receiving knockout
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
LANCE WINS HIS GAME

Chicago, Sept. 14.-ChicagO scored an
even break I'm the series today by beat
ing St Louis 10 TO In the final game.
Hail was knocked from the slab in the
second inning while Petty was ham
mered at viii. LANCE gave seven hits
and made two doubles in the batting
rallies. Score:
z. II. +.
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
st. Louis .................... .
LANCE and Payne; Hall, Petty and
Killifer.
No others scheduled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
HOPPE ACCEPTs CHAILENt;r.

New York. Sept 14-Wife Hoppe.
the present champion at ISL balk-line
billiards. today accepted a challenge is
sued by George r. SlossOn for a match
game Of 500 points for the champion
ship trophy. The match will be played
i'm this city November p
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DICKS NOT AEFECTEn.

Especial to The Republican,
ogden. Sept. 14.-William Mathers. n
prominent member Of the Lake Shore
Gun club. also game commissioner. re-
ports that the ducks on the grounds OF
the club are entirely free from epidemic
that has affected the ducks I'm other
parts Of the state. He states that the
prospects for the coming season at the
club grounds. are better than for many
years past.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

Louisville, Sept. IA telegram from
owner Grayson Of the Louisville base
ball club announced the acquisition Of
Tim Jordan, veteran first baseman Of
the Brooklyn team. It is believed that
Jordan VIII be manager next year
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15

in five-Dirl won. lingo second. Dan S.
third. Best time. 2.131.
Fourth race. the Onondaga. 2.06 pac-
ing $1,000. two I'm threc-Ess II. Kay
won. Ella AmbulatOr second. Major
Brine third. Best time. 2:06.
Fifth race. Horse World stallion
stakes. threc-ycar-olds. pacing dlvi-
sion. two I'm three. purse S9.925, twenty
per cent for PAGERS, first. Si.101. sec
ond. Sf61.25: third. S216.75-Baroness
Eva won. DirCCtum Regent second.
Leftwich third. Best time. 2.O93.
sixth race. Chamber OF Commerce.
2:09 trottinE. three in five. purse s. 900
unfinished soprano first. orc BelllnI
second. Demnrost third. Best time.
2.O7a.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
FINISHES Second

Chantiuv. France, Sept. Nv X.
Nanderbilts Bats Delight finished sec
ond in the PriN Nemout. for $4,000, dis
lance one and a half miles. run here
today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
PRINTERS, BASEBALL.

Washington. Sept. IA triple-head-
or baseball game made this a lively day
in the tournament Of the Union Print
ers' National league. The score:
Boston. / New York. O.
st. Louis. 49, Cincinnati, 9.
Indianapolis, 10. Denver s.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
American Association

At Colum bus-Tolcdo. 3: Columbus. s.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 4; In
dianapolis. 3.
AT St Paul-Milwaul1ee, 3; St. Paul.
At Minneapolis-Kansas City, s.
Minneapolis. l.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15
ENGLISH RACES

Great Yarmouth. England Sept. IA
". =. Whitney's Jinks EeldinE won the
Hastings NOursery handicap Of 100 SOW
ereigns. for two ear-olds. distance five
furlonEs. run here today. TnvestiEa-
tion was second and FanaEer third.
There were nine starters.