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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
LOUIS CHEVROLET TO
F0RSAKE STEERING WHEEL

New York, Aug. 1t is understood
that Louis Chevrolet. who is ranked as
one OF the best and most daring drivers
Of racing automobiles in the world,
soon is TO end his racing career and
that he viii devote himself to the fac
tory OF the firm which. has employed
him on the automobile track. II is
said that this change will take place
Immediately after the Vanderbilt cup
race this fall.
Chevrolet is a native of Switzerland
and invaded the American motor speed
ways only three years ago. His first
job was leading a blind man in his
native country. This man owned a
motor tricycle., but he could not use T.
and gave il 10 Chevrolet. This launched
him on his automobile career.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
MANY CRACKS AFTER
CLAY COURT TITLE

Omaha, Neb.. Aug. play began to-
day in the first annual national clay
court tennis tournament on the grounds
OF the Omaha Field club. over one
hundred prominent players participated,
among them, NJ. II. Long of San Fran
cisco, who played last year in the
championship matches at sydney, Aus
tralia, and who easily won his match
today with Funkhauser of Lincoln; W
W. Hall OF Brooklyn, n. Y. who de-
feated R. II. Bosh Of Stuart. Iowa
DrummOn Jones of St Louis and f. G
Anderson of Reading, Pa, who is an
eX-champiOn of New Jersey. In all Il
patches were played. there being ten
defaults, completing the first round.
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LEHI AND PROVO WILL
PLAY FOR SECOND PLACE
Double Header Wednesday With the
Utah County Fans Showing
Sporting Blood.

Especial to The d-Republiean.)
Lehi, Aug. For the first time in
the history of the Utah County Base
ball league. a double-header is 10 be
played. which promises to be a battle
royal for second place. Payson practi-
cally having first place einehed.
The games will be played at 10 a.
m. and at d. m, between Lehi and
Provo. No end or interest is being
manifested in the games, as the locals
are determind 10 stop the Provo
Randy Kids winning streak by TAX
ing both games. Considerable even
money is being wagered on the result,
and one Lehi fan today bet $50 against
S75 that the locals will win both games.
Both team viii strengthen up with
State league players and the fans who
are coming from all parts of northern
Utah county will see some real base
ball
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02

There are only three ouIIlelds IN the
big leagues which for ground cover
ing, throwing and speed in getting ar
ter long hits rate up TO Al grade.
These are the Detroit, Chicago Nation
al and Pittsburgh Outfields. NOtwith-
standing Pittsburghs bumps this
year. Clark, Leach and Wilson are
three sweet gardeners. Hoffman.
Schultz ana Sneckard are an outfield
hard 10 improve on. while Cobb and
Crawford are pippins with either Nc
IntyFe or Jones IN left classy enough
to fit in nicely. Lewis, Hooper and
Speaker of the Red SoX make a pretty
nice outfield and one likely to get bet
ter.
The best infield in the country is
that of the Athletics-DaVis. Collins.
Barry ana Baker II can mt, run
bases, and OF defense is nearer 70 air
tight than any other present day
quartette. Stahl, Gardener. Wagner
and Lord are a fast four, but without
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02

All races We're won in straight heats.
The Horseman and Spirit Of the Times
Iuturity for three-year-olcs proved
something OF disappointment in both
the trotting and pacing divisions. The
fields We're small in both groups, only
three accepting the issue in the pacing
end OF the stake.
Alice Roosevelt was favOrite in the
2;ll trot. but Major Strong. second
choice, had the speed and took the
race in straight heats.
Emily Ellen was the big winner Of
the day, taking the large end Of the
rich futurity for three-year- trOt-
tiers, in which Eva Bellini was favOrite.
The third heat in this event developed
the closest finish of the day. Behind
the winner. Chatty Direct. Eva Bellini
and Bergen came to the wire under the
whip. and finished so close together that
the spectators could not pick their po-
Eition. The $1,000 stake was divided
as follows:
Emily Ellen. $4,000; Chatty Direct,
sl,200, Eva Bellini. $500, Bergen and
Won Nivant. $500 each. In addition.
David M Look OF New York. nOminatOr
of the dam OF Emily Ellen. received
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
DOVES ARE PLENTIFUL.

Hunters who took to the field yester-
day TO enjoy the first day Of the mourn
ing dove season returned with reports
of good sport. The birds were plenti-
full and were easy to approach. The
shooting was good all along the valley
fields and the east bench lands. While
not recognized as one of the best of
game birds, the mourning dove, with
its jerky flight, makes a target to sat
isfy the most exacting shot and on the
table there is nothing better.
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$500 and a handsome silver cup valued
at $500.
In the 2;05 pace, Walter W. met de-
feat for the first time since he was
taken in hand by Pop" Geers. In the
first heat. with snow driving, Walter
W, in the lead. went into the air al
the head OF the stretch, when Ross X.
pushed him. and the Geers horse barely
escaped the distance flag.
In the second heat, Ross x. went
right 70 the front and led all the way
The time OF this race was the fastest
so far this year.
Summary.
2:11 trot, $4,000, three in five-Major
Strong won, Alice Roosevelt second,
Melva j. third. Best time, 2:0sa.
Three ear-old trOtting, Horseman
and Spirit of the Times futurityS guar
anteed value 81. 900; three heats-Em-
lily Ellen won, Chatty Direct second.
Eva Bellini third. Best time, 2:l0a.
Three year-old pace, Horsemen and
Spirit Of the Times futurity; guaran-
teed value $4,000; three heats-Twink-
ling Dan won, Joe III. second Nell GEN
try third Best time, 2:l0i.
2:05 pace, $1,000; two in three-Ross
X won, Jennie ". second, Walter W.
third. Best time. 2:02l.
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American Association

AT neapolis-Louisville /; Mime
apolis. II.
At Kansas City-Toledo, 2; Kansas
City, 5.
At Milwaukee-Co Columbus, 2; Milwau-
kee. I.
At st. Paul-Indianapolis. 3; st. Paul,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
YOUNG PETER JACKSON
WANTS TO MEET YNN

Hearing about all the challenges Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, is sending
out broadcast TO meet any man in the
world. Young Peter Jackson, who is
now in Salt Lake, says that he will be
more than delighted to take Flynn on
and beat him TO. AS a matter of fact
the two middleweights would make one
big mill and Utah boxing fans would
pay TO see il. II is possible that the
meeting may be arranged at Ogden on
Labor day. Jackson says that he will
put up $500 and perhaps a $4,000 as a
side bet TO Flynn.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
MOTOR STARS GO EAST
FOR F. A. M. RACE MEET

The management OF the Motordrome
announced yesterday that, owing TO the
departure for Philadelphia of Jake De
Roster Lon Claflin and Ray Seymour,
there will be no races at the speed
palace Wednesday. The riders left to
compete in the annual F. A. NJ. cham
piOnships, De Roster TO enter all pro-
fessfOnal races and the other two in
the amateur events. After the cham
piOnships. the riders will return TO
Salt Lake. and expect 10 bring back
some of the motor stars with them,
which will be about August Is.
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so MANY ENTRIES
RACE MUST BE SPLIT

Cleveland, Aug. lowing to the large
entries for the Tavern stake the new
Grand circuit event for 2:10 class trOt-
tiers, which will be run for the first
time at the North Randall meet here
next week, it was decided today TO
divide the race into two divisions.
There are forty paid up entries in
the race and instead of the guaranteed
purse OF $4,000. the event win be worth
close 10 $4,000. The first division will
be raced on Wednesday and the second
on Thursday, under the best three-in-
five system.
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Western League

At ST, Joseph-Des Moines, 6; st. Jo-
seph, 4.
Al Denver-DenveF, 8; Omaha, 4. Ten
innings.
Wichita Lincoln, rain,
At TOpeka-Topeka, 4; Sioux City, 8.
I'll innings.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
PHILLIEs IN ELEVENTH.

Brooklyn, Aug, lin a loosely
played game, marked by heavy hitting,
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn today
by scoring three runs in the eleventh.
Desseau, who relieved Rucker, was in
trouble all the time. Score: II. Fl. E..
Philadelphia -..-..-.. ...-...S IA
Batteries-Shettlin and Doom; Ruek-
ef. Desseau and Erwin. EMPIRES
Rigler and Emsiie.
No other games scheduled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
HERREsHOFF YACHT FIRsT.

Cowes, England, Aug. 1.-The Her
reshOff steel schooner Westward, owned
by 4. s. Cochran of New York. today
won the handicap race for big yachts
in the Royal Yacht squadron annual
regatta. Contenders We're the German
emperor's Meteor, the Germania, the
Shamrock and the Cieley. The course
was fifty miles.
The Westward was handicapped six
minutes fifty-six seconds. The sham
rock (ScratehC was awarded second
place.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
BIG LEAGUERS SOLD.
One From the National and -Four From
American Go 10 the Coast.

Cincinnati. Aug. las was done last
year, the national committee today Is
sued a list Of all major league players
who have been sold to minor league
clubs under agreements submitted 70
and approved by the commission, con-
tanning options held by the various
major league clubs 10 repurehase such
players on August 20. 1910.
In the list are the following;
National League-By Chicago TO Spo-
kane, Roy S. KeeneF, $500.
American League-By Chicago 70
San Francisco, Royal shaw, $3.50; 70
san Francisco, Harry SutOF, $1,000.
By Boston, 10 Sacramento, George X
BOardman. $500; Joseph A Briggs. $500
The majority Of these sales carry the
right of repurehase or choice Of other
PLAYERS.
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the class az all corners OF the Ath-
letics. Chance, EVers Tinker and
Steinteldt make a strong Gordon. but
one which has "a shade less OF the fire
of youth Of the Athletic four. Merkle
Doyle. BridWeu and DeVlin ara COM
bination not as evenly balanced i'm
gFOund-cOVering ability as could be
wished the greater ability being on
the left side.
The New York Americans infield Is
also out Of balance. having prepon-
derance OF ability of the right side.
Cincinnatrs infield is well balanced,
and so Is that or the Phillies. Pitts
burehis always has lacked finish at
first base, but a hummer otherwise.
Cleveland is stronger in the middle
than on the eKtremities. Brooklyn s
is fast individually, lacks stability
as q whole, but lis likely 90 improve.
Bresnahan has a tidy infield, and one
that can cover lots OF ground from
first 20 short inclusive.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
HoORAY ron WHITE sOx.

Chicago. Aug. The White Sox
knocked Coombs off the slab in two in
nings today. winning the opener from
the Athletics. to l. White for the
locals pitched a steady game all the
way, giving seven hits. Score: r. H. e,
Chicago .... .-.-..6
Philadelphia ..... ...........1
Batteries-White and Sullivan;
Coombs, Dygert. Atkins and Lapp.
Thomas.
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newspaper, which printed a sensational
story 10 the effect that the former
champion had spoken for the first tiIne
since the fight and that he fatty
charged that he had been drugged for
days before the fight took place.
Jeffries glanced at the big headlines
of the paper, which read:
'Drugged." Jeffries declared:
Il never said it; I never said L was
drugged."
With that he threw the paper down
and walked away.
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WAnnELL Is THERE.

st. Louis, Aug. 1.-St. Louis won the
first game of the series from Washing
ton today. RUDE Wadden pitched for
the locals for the first time IN month,
during which he has been under sus-
pension. After doing fairly good work.
he was displaced by Lake in the ninth
inning. Score: r. II. q.
81 Louis o
Batteries-Waddell, Lake and Steph-
ems; Walker. Reisling and Street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
FIRST DEGREE MURDER.
Eighteen Whites in Jail IA Texas fol
Slaughter OF Negroes

Palestine Tex, Aug, In his
charge to the special grand jury en-
paneled today Judge b. j. Gardner
ordered a thorough Investigation OF
the race riots in Anderson county.
-Four additional arrests were made
today in connection with the clash be-
tween whites and blacks Friday night
and Saturday, when eighteen negroes
were killed Eight white men are now
ia Jail here. all of whom are charged
with murder in the first degree.
Troop c. cavalry OF the Texas state
guard, under command of Captain IA
H. Younger. arrived here today and
is encamped ia the court house yard.
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my condition. Ny last two fights
broke down my constitution and made
me an easy victim for consumption.
Cans is not wasted in face or figure,
but has a continuous cough. 1t IS
feared the altitude of the mountains
he will have TO cross in his journey east
may prove fatal. His physician, how
ever, thinks by taking frequent stops
en- route his patient can survive the
Journey.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02

Just before taking the train tonight
Cans said.
Il know that am going to die and
feel that l am growing weaker daily,
Several days ago / was walking around,
but the doctor ordered me 10 remain
IN bed i want 10 see mother and the
TWO children in Baltimore before l die.
J made a mistake in coming TO Pres
colt in the beginning. / did not realize
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
MULLEN Is WILD.

Detroit. Aug. Mullen was wild and
was poorly supported today and Boston
took the first game of the series, 6
20 /. The home team got all its hits In
the sixth inning, when 1T filled the
bases with no one out. KargeF steadied
down and retired the side with but one
run. Score: r. H. E,
Boston ..........6 10
Batteries-Mullen and Stanage; Kar-
ger and CaFrigan.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
TEN-ROUND BOTT.
1IanteI

New York, Aug. Frank ManteL
the Californian middleweight, won a
slight advantage over Dixie Kid, the
negro welterWeight, in a fast ten-round
bout tonight at the Olympic Athletie
club.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
AlIEnICAN NM.

POntypridd, Wales, Aug. &c. e. Hol-
way, the American Splinter, today de-
reated Jack Donaldson of South Africa.
in a 130-yard match race here for a
stake OF $1,000. Holway won by four
inches in 1Sa seconds.
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ENGLISH RACES.

SandOwne Park, England, Aug L.
The Holiday tWO-year-old stakes of
400 soVereigns, distance five furlOngs,
was won today by H. 2. Whitney's
Blue Girl filiy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
WANTS SCOUT BAD.

New York, Aug THAT Man I
: ager MeGFaW or the Giants is any I
thing but satisfied with the pres I
= ent team which represents New I
York In the National league is I
\ evidenced by the strenuous, but 1
) unsuccessful. efforts he has been 4
\ making TO secure the services OF !
Arthur Irwin, the veteran scout OF 4
! the New York Americans. MeGraw !
; is understood to have offered to I
= allow Irwin TO make his own con- I
! tract, but the Cum Shoe" man I
! declined to leave the Yankees. I
\ McGraw is said 10 contemplate I
! a number OF changes in his team, 4
) and the wise ones say there will I
; be many new faces on the Polo I
; grounds next year. 1t was 10 find I
) these that he wanted Irwin I
IF IT MUST BE QUICK HUNT Fol
want EdVertiseFl
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DENVER & RIO GRAHOE TIME TABLE

effective June 18th, 1870
DepHrJ-Dally.
Provo. Mant and MarysYale. 1850 am.
Bingham and Bingham juno. $500 am.
Denver. Chicago and east. $40 am
Park city ...-...-......... e.zO am
ogden ana intermediate
OGDEN gStl'S ana san FranciscC i:45 Pm pm.
ogden, san Fran ana west 2;S5 pm.
ogden. san Fran, Portland. 1850 pm.
MidvaIe and Bingham ...... 900 pm.
Denver, Chicago ana east. ..s 4.05 pm
Provo, TinUe and int points. b.O5 pm.
Ogden and int. pOlnta ...... $40 D. IA.
Denver, Chicago and east. -. 7:lO pm.
Grand juno. and int. points. 1920 pm.
ogden, san Fran Portland. 1850 pm
ArriVe-Daiiy.
ogden. San Fran. Portland. $50 am.
Ogden and int points 1880 am.
Provo, Tintic and int. points. 1920 am.
bingham and Midvaie .-....l0. 80 IA.
Denver, Chicago ana east. 1880 pm
Ogden ana int points ...... 1:45 pm.
Denver. Chicago ana east. 2;l5 pm.
Grand June. and int points. z;s0 PIN.
ogden and San Francisco s.5b p.ln-
bingham and Midvale .-..- 5.45 pm.
Provo. Manti. Marysvaie,
HeDeE s.s.-.-' 9-e9 Pm
ogden. San Fran, Portland. 200 pm.
Denver, Chicago and east - 1I.lb pm
ogden. San Fran. Portland. TIC pm
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American League
YANIxs GOOD on BAsEs.

Cleveland. Aug. New York opened
it's second series here by defeating
Cleveland. TO ?. New York, figura-
lively speaking, stole the game, as its
stolen bases counted in the scoring of
all its runs Austin's fielding and base
running and Turner's work at short
were features. Score: r. II. e.
Cleveland 2 8
New York ............4 10 0
Batteries-KoestneF w. Mitchell and
EasteFly; Ford and +. Mitchell.
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JeffYies Thinks 1t Better to
Deny That He Was Dragged

al on the worlds
STATE
Ieffr s
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GouI.n,s HoRsE MINs.

Paris, Aug. 1.-The Prix Memoir. run
at Tremblay today, was won by Frank
J. Gould's Remendade.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
What What in Sports
All the Time
FAST Time MARKS OPENING
Of Detroit Blue RIBBON meet

Driving clubs
the
o
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Transporting Authority
Of Salt Lake
ATHLETICS HAVE BEST INFIELD
Of The MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS


a
more show outfed
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Il never said that I was drugged at
Reno. 1 never said anything like
that"
Jeffries was shown a copy of local
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Take a dip In the lake.

Why not dine st Ship Restaurant.
saltair? Everything good TO eat at
city prices.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
GIANTS SHUT our DOVES.

New York. Aug. New York cleaned
up in the series with Boston today, to
0. Otis CraRdan pitched his second
victory of the series and for the second
time did not issue pass. Score:
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Old Master Wants to See His
Family Before the Final Count


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