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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
COLORADO {. LOSES
KENTUCKY FUTUR|TY
Cleveland FilIy Captures the
Famous Fourteen Thousand
Dollar Classic.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. i.-Grace, o
Peter the Great Orinnia lIly. owned by
Captain David Shaw Of Cleveland. de-
rcaled Colorado Il. in the Kentucky fu-
turlty 3 3-ycar- old division the $4,000 fea-
turc Of the opening day OF the Kentucky
Controlling Horse Breeders association
today Colorado T.. won the first heat.
but was unable to get better than second
w. T.. Chisholm's bay mare. Evelyn w.
$3.50. winning the first second and fourth
heats.
Beauty WILKES WAS displaced iu the first
heat of the Z:0S pace in collision amonG
Dillon Queen, Independence BOY and trcl
T.. on tho CuVn into tho stretch.
The 2OJ tTct scheduled for tomorrow
was declared Off. Three heats OF the
2:OS pace we're decided. independence Bny
taking two OF them. Harry Nc won tile
first IT will bc finished tomorrow.
Results:
2:OG class pace. three in nNc-Eyclyn
w. wons Early. Jr.. second. w. A., third.
Best time. 2:nil.
Kentucky futurlty for 3-wcar-olds. value
i1i. 1000 three in iivc-Grace won jnird.
fourth and fifth heats and race. Time.
2:0S 80. 2:O9l Colorado T.. won first
rhcat Time. 2:0Si. Emily Ellen won sec
ond heat, Time. 2:09. Lulu hrion Sue
u. and Native Belle also started,
EOS class pace. three in five. Sl0on. un-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boy, won; Harry
Nc, second; Lady LIslc. third. Beat
time 2:Oit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
WILL PLAY SOCCER
IN GOTHAM sCHl
Directors Decide That n,
Is Too Complicated for
York Youngsters.

Soccer ,riumphed in New "
when it vas decided By tho 49,
Of the grade schools 10 snhs,,,,'.
football this season. Thi, .a,,
lowing tho decision OF the Co,r-
versity students. VINO had ,ha
sion Of the faculty 20 plav foo.,
decided that soccer, which IN,
been playing for several 80
AL their requirements in foo,hss
10 have established soccer 81
iooliHE In the metropolis.
In the opinion Of Howard D.,
director OF New York Civ nIs~
IL VIII only bc two or thrca =,
fore soccer is played in All ~,
schools throughout the conn, =,
invcstiga lion of the SuoIcct he 4
the continual LinkerinE WITH fb~
rules has made the Amcncan
complicated that the averaea
grammar school age would o.,
Il simpler game for his ho,,,s
Tcaiiou. Says Nh Brsdstreet,
! md prejudice against II
on the part Of both bows ana
and accordingly ] am going to
soccer tournament 10 take n
Of the American game. II vii
easy matter 10 crt out football
the first place, most bows do
about &. The changes in thc n,
nothing 20 the youn ssters a. 4
grounds because they use pra,
their own rules. The principal
in starting soccer Will be 10 d
game. When the boys learn
ever, ] am confident that they
! soccer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Pubic insu-
tutions for inebriates arc advocated by
the International Prison congress. EH-
periments conducted in several countries
during the last ten years have demon
strated the success OF establishments OF
this character and the congress AT today s
session placed itself on record as favor-
ing their extension. Tho congress also
adopted resolutions recommending t1aC
prisoners he allowed payment for their
work and tina; any sum or money cred
tied 10 them in such manner should oe
available 10 their families in time OF
need.
A careful investigation into the sub
ject OF caring for mentally defective
children with dangerous moral tenden-
cies is provided for In another resolu-
ton adopted. Spirited discussion OF the
subject of the treatment of inebriates
marked the section meeting al which
the resolution adopted by the congress
was drawn.
The opinion was expressed by j. $.
Gibbons Inspector Of Irish prisons, thal
il was desirable to extend this Kind OF
detention TO inebriate criminals under
state control with a view especially to
arrestinS the drink habit In It's carly
stages.
Tho question whether drunkenness was
a crime or q disease was debated At
great length Edwin Mulrcdy of Boston
said the short sentence in jail and the
treatment of the drunkard as criminal
vas q failure.
"Prison labor in France" was the sub
jcct OF lecture delivered tdoay by NJ.
Schramack, director OF the French prison
system. lie said France had employed
prison labor since 1859 and that only
ono effort had been made TO do away
with II. Two systems-thc state use and
the contract-were In vogue. he said. the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
::::;-s;-.-;..

OGDEN. Oct. i.--Jimmy Reagan will
have q preliminary tryout today for his
contest Friday night with Associate
Judge w l.. Sutherland, who is Of
icistuc al tho race meet here. Tho
Judge once crack amateur boxes
aud wrestler of his home town i'm Can
ada. Despite his gray hairs, the official
IS still spry and handy with the gloves
Ic SAYS he will show Reagan n thing
ar two i'm the game which may stand
him in good stead when he meets tho
Milwaukee wonder. Gene Mct1overn, on
Friday night 81 the fair grounds.
The old and The young will match
their science at E"assn'S training quar-
tcrS al the Sanitarium tomorrow
Hundreds Of horSemon, boolimakers ana
others connected with the race track
here have been regular daily attendants
at Tic Reagan headquarters, and the
little fcatherweight has won Z host of
admirers.
Dick Dwycr. the starter and general
manager of the race meeting nero, or
Judge Frank st n. skinner. who Is
presiding in the stand, VIII referee The
contest between Judge Sutherland and
The horsemcn That Judge Sutherland viii
uutpoui his youthful opponent.
Manager SbUmway has completed the
rebuilding OF the interior Of the Agri-
cultural building. There arc seats for
in0p and a clear Wow of the ring can
he had from any part of The arena.
Fat Schuler Will have charge Of
the n. e. Il. G. special train. which leacc,
salt Lake at O'Clock the night OF the
contest and returns after the bout il
over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
RECENT PROMOTIONS IN
RECLAMATION SERVICE

Special TO The Tribune.
WA ASHINGTON, Oct. promotions
have been made in the reclamation serv-
Ice, effective October !:
Washington onice-O. Glenn Cowhick.
of Wyoming. examiner. from $500 10
1920.
Shoshone projcct-Fred A. Gorham. OF
Pennsylvania assistant engineer. $500
TO 1850. Philip II. Glover. junior en-
gineer. $1,000 to sl32o from Maine
IIuntley project-Ralph II. Rollins, OF
Nevada. assistant engineer. $500 10
$500.
Lower Yellowstone project-Fredc crick
G. Youngblatt of Wisconsin, junior en-
gineer at $3.50 to assistant engineer at
$500,
Idaho division-James II. Hamilton. OF
California. clerk. $500 10 $3.50. In the
supervising engineers office at Boise,
Idaho Michael r. Walsh OF Colorado,
clerk. $500 TO $3.50, in the supervising
engineers office at Boise. Idaho.
Fisher of Oregon, assistant engineer.
$500 to s2l00. Alfred y. Mayhow OF
Massachusetts, assistant engineer. $3.50
10 S2l00. Ray ID. Hubbard OF Nebraska.
assistant engineer. s1G20 10 $3.50. Harry
from. Idaho Albert J. Hendley OF Penn
sylvania, under clerk. from $500 TO sl0So.
Miss Margaret F. Scully OF Idaho under
clerk. $3.50 To 5000.
Minidoka proicct-Carl \. Lyman OF
Idaho. senior clerk. $500 10 1920. Dana
Templn OF Missouri, assistant engineer,
$3.50 to $500.
North Platte proJect-F'red =. Pyle OF
Wyoming, assistant engineer $500 10
1920.
Strawberry valley projcct-Andrew r.
Larson OF Utah, assistant engineer. $3.50
10 $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
FAV0RITES AND SECOND
CHOICES WIN AT OGDEN

OGDEN, Oct. i.-Thc talent got the
money today by heavily playing tho IA
vorites and second choices. Arioncite,
heavily played. won the fifth race. Met
ropolitan. at : TO /, Was closo con-
tender until he stumbled on tho back
stretch, which practically put him out
OF tho race. Summary:
First race: five furiongs. sellins-Copper
City, l01 (Manders). to y, won; Albetlo,
1o5 Pickens). To I, second. Gertrude
G.. los (Radtke), to :. third. Time,
:o5 Is. Sir Bon and Nab also ran.
Second race. five furlongs, selling
SNOWFALL Ill Uvers). q 10 ;. won. All
Alone. iii tMsndersp, 70 ., second He
Knows. 101 tPsrker). TO I, third. Time,
l:o4 ID. Burning Bush, Byron. Affair
and Ncada also ran
Third race. five furlongs, sellins-Ge-
nova, 100 tCiargan), 3 to, l. won; Aquiline;
Bey, % Roscn). IL To l, third. Time,
i:04 As. Elm King, Runsum and Hick
Abrams also ran.
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Biskra,
100 OCsllahsm, { to |. won: Oheron. Ill
Uvcrs) 10 l. second Knight OF Ivan
hoe, 100 (Msnders). . 20 !. third. Time,
1:+6 1-5. Buena. Spring Ban and Doro-
thy Ann also ran.
Fifth race. 1--WE fGrlongs, pursc-Arton
ette. ia Callahan, 10 5. ~on Lady
Elizabeth. 104 Psrker). Z to =. second;
third. Time, ,03 SIS. Metropolitan also
ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs. sclllng-Pal
1o9 (PickensD, 2 10 /, won; Galene Gale
% 6osen, . TO l. second: Harry Stan
hope, los (Cavanaueh). to ., third
Time. 1:1S 2-5. Mossback, Sylvia L. AND
Beulah Lee also rsu.
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Reagan and McGOvern Will Meet Friday
HEAVY RAIN STORM MARS
RACING AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. What
promised TO be a great days racing at
The Downs this afternoon was marred
fore the running OF the first race turn
suit the days feature, The Autumn stakes.
calling for 2-year-o olds at six furlonSs
and carrying value of $1,000, was robbed
OF its chief interest. AS Governor Gray
Little Father and Love Note were
scratched. while Jack Dcnman, carrying
liz pounds, was added.
The race resulted in the hollowest kind
OF victory for the iavorlte, Princess
Galloway. which at the rise OF the bar
rier went 10 The front and was never
lengths in front of Labold, The last
named made a strong bid and was an
easy second in front OF County Tax.
First race. five and half furlongs-The
Hague. straight $3.50. won, Helene, place
$3.50 second: Discomfort show $40,
Second race, six furlongs-Trancc,
straight 50 40. won; Chaputepec, place
Si5.:p, second; Lawrence r. DAILY, show
$40, third. Time. liz 20,
Emperor William, straight $40, won
Mary Davis, place IS 80. second, Norbitt
show SEQ third. Time. 1:i5.
Fourth race. tho autumn stakes. SIX
furlongs-Princcss Callaway. straight
se.9o. won; Lahold. place $50 SECOND ;
County Tax, show $500, thIrd. Time
l:li.
Fifth racc, mile and twenty yards-Mrs.
SeWali straight sl2.@0. won; Turnco2t,
place $50 20. second; Stolypin. show $40,
third. Time. l:i3.
Camel. straight S1SoI. won; Alice Haird
place $3.50. second: Otilo, show $3.50
third Time, 1;ti.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
ROUGH PROTECTION FOR HIGH
SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Coach Joe Brusss and Fred Fennesy put
the high schol boys through one OF the
best practices they have ever had Tues
dar afternoon and the entire squad was
willing 10 turn in after two laps around
The track. The afternoon was rather cool
and the boys worked hard 60 Keep warm.
Two teams scrimmaGed = short while.
during which particular attention was
given to formations and legal blocking
Of opponents. FenueSy instructed the
ends and halves on several trick blocks
which should be effective during Il game.
il Is n certainty that there will not be
any Friday or Saturday game, SO Coach
Brusse WIN line two teams up and play
a regular game. Tho Jordan high school
will not be able TO play the local team
until November ?. but IS tho high school
has two hard games that week the date
may not be secured.
Joe BrUsSe will play the part OF sur
vnyor Wednesday morning. as ne Will
operate the school transit and mark out
4 football field. The space is large enough
for three fields and the proper place
would be in the center, but as the ground
is ra lher rocky the gridlron viii he ON
tho southwest quarter of tho campus.
Goal posts will be erected in readiness for
the next game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
RICH CASH PRIZES ARE
OFFERED IN AVIATION MEET

NEW YORK. Oct. Cash prizes ag-
Iregating $4,000 arc announced in the
forthcoming official programme Tor thc
International aviation meet 10 be held
at Belmont park October 20 10 30. This
is tho largest prize list ever prcSentcd
at any aviation meet The amount viii
he largely augmented by tho aViators
share i'm the gate receipts.
Announcement is also made OF a spc-
cial prize Of $500. which is TO he di-
vided among American ariators who take
part in the elimination contest Tor the
selection Of the trophy team TO repre-
sent this country.
From Paris comes the news that Ar
thur Stone, an amateur aviator OF Brook
lyn, y. Y, who holds q license from the
French Aero club, will enter the con-
tests as an American. He has recently
done some sensational wors in Paris.
John ID Mossant, the Chicago aviator
who few from Paris 10 London with a
passenger. has also decided definitely
to bc a competitor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
FAST TIME is MADE BY
AUTOMOBILES IN PRACTICE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Mile n min
ute time was made In practice carly to-
day by some of the automobile drivers
entered In tho 2O0-mile road race In
Tairn1ont park next Saturday. The
course is eight and one quarter miles
long and the record ia I:ll. Bevond tho
loss OF a wheel by one or the machines,
there was no accident There are sew
enty-jwo entrants for the big race. and
among the drivers are Grant and several
who competed in, the recent Vanderbilt
event The contestants will be divided
into three classes, the winner I'm each re-
cciving n prize of $1,000. and $250o viii go
10 tho car making the fastest tlmo In
the race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Prison Congress Taking Up
Practical Plans for Reform

tendency being toward the rorncr.
NJ. SchramacE declared that the num-
Der OF prisoners in France had fallen
from 90 900 10 %, 600 dur,us the last five
years through utilization of the sus-
pended sentence and conditional libers-
tion He emphasized tho fact that great
attention was being paid In France TO
the detention OF delinquent children In
families instead OF combining them in
public institutions.
The National Prisoners Aid society was
organized here today by a group OF
thirty delegates to the American Prison
association.
Officers were elected as follows:
President. Il. Il. Walt. Minneapolis
secretary, o. +. Lewis New York A.
], Steelman. Seattle. and James Par
sons. Idaho were named as members
of the executive committee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
MILE IN TWO MINUTES
ON SOUTH STATE STREET

Jessie Gibson and Bessie Johnson are
charged with grand larceny in a COM
plant issued by the county attorney s
office Tuesday. The couple, IL is all
legged. touched" Perry Clark. October 3.
for $500
In another complaint. Clarence l.. NIL
ner is charged by Charles Bell with eX-
cceding the county speed limit on South
State street October !. Bells says that
Miner was going a rhe rate OF a mile
In two minutes. or thirty miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
PROPOSED LONG FLIGHT
Is SUDDENLY CALLED OFF

ST. LOUIS. oct 4.-The proposed flight
or Walter Rrookius from Springfield, III.
To ST Louis next. Saturday was ,,, per IF
emptorily called off by the zero 'l!p .,
81 Louis tonight The announcement
that no flight would bc held followed -
disagreement between officials Of Tho 10
cal orsa nizatlon and the SprinSll"ld rd!.
aesoriation The latter refused TO permit
Tho advertisement OF the flight. claiming
thev had a contract with the Wrshls
lasting until Sunday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Football Ia Profitable.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 4.-Foothall
al Harvard last year nctted the ATHLETIC
association "a profit Of s513oS The only
other sports that showed proht In the
6scaI wear ending June 81. 1910, were
baseball and the lawn tennis courts. The
total income from sports during the year
was s130,5s2 and the expenses Sl2f,9Ao,
leaving a balance of S25l6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
SPECIAL, TRAIN TO CARRY
ATHLETES TO NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-Athlctes from
New York and Boston will travel 10 the
a 4. T. track and neld championship
meet az New Orleans in a special train.
The train will leave New York on next
Tuesday afternoon and will arrive in
New Orleans two days later.
The special will contain every accom-
mediation for the comfort nf the athletes.
Two baggage cars vii nc attached go
Thar the travellers can exercise their legs
en- route and there will be suitable gym
nasiuu equipment for tho heavy weight
men and the shot -putters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION MAY
NEVER RE-ENTER THE RING

CHICAGO. Oct. AID Woleast, the
sesin An examination Of the champion
lett arm, which vas broken in his iient
with Mcfarland at Fond Iou Lac lsst
week was made today. The orm was
brol,en ms, below the elbow and tho at
tending physician said Woleast Viii not
bo able 10 Tight again for four months,
and perhaps never be able to use the
arm in hard fights again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Flies Over Pyrcnceg.

BIARRITH, France, Oct. 4.-M TabrI-
teau made 8 splen ndid flight over the Ply
rennes from Spa to France last even
ing The aviator rose at San Sebastian
and, directing his course between the lofty
peaks of Haya and Paizquibel, followed
the valley of the river Bidassoa to the
sea, over which he passed TO Biarritz.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Moore and Moran DraN

BOSTON. Oct. "a strong n,
Pal Moore Of Philadelphia sccure
draw at the end of twelve our
oven Moran. the English feaihc
AT the .Armory Athletic associa{
night.
Moran did most or the forri,
bout marked largely by open bo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
NATIONAL
Cubs Win Another.

CINCINNATI, Oct. i.-Thc Chicago
team played its last game on the local
grounds this afternoon. winning from Gin
cinnati, 3 TO .. In five innings. The
game was called in the last half Of the
sixth on accoun; OF rain, after Chicago
had scored an additional run in Its half
Inning. R.H.E
Chicago go. Observation-Disclosures. i u
Cincinnati 900. ........,...-..... ]
Batterles-Pfeiffcr and Needham; Row
an and Mclean, Cmpires-Brennan and
ODay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY WINS
FROM JAPANESE TEAM

TOXIC. Oct. 4.-The Chicago univer-
siiv baseball team which ia touring Japan
defeated The Wascda university nine be-
fore a large and greatly interested crowd
of spectators today. The ecore:
r. II. T..
C,bic,ro ......., 3 ,
Wascda .....,...s .-,.se.-"--~-ss : y )
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Knight Is Star.

NEW YORK. oct. In n long drawn,
out game today New York defeated
was fhc feature OF The contest. He lcldcd
brilliantly and cleared the bases IN me
sixth inning with a double. II.
Washington .... .........'..'..' /.
New York .....................- !"
Rattcrics-Moycr. Otey and street
Henry. Quinn, Warhop and Mitchell
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Oct. 4.-Presi-
dent +. b, Joseph OF the Montgomery
baseball club when shown the Cavanaugh
statement from Little Rock this after
noon said:
ANY fine imposed by President Cava-
na,cb bocause of that J,,uI inforp,ax ion
will not be paid. Moreover. the franchise
Will remain with Montgomery next year.
am confident that the league directors
win support our side.
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st. Louis Victorious.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. A.-Goldcn pitched a
three-hIt game today and st Louis won
from Pittsburg. 70 I. The local recruit
pitcher won his own game in the hfih
with long double, which scored HauSer,
R.H. T..
llifSDUTE . -
Batteries Golden and Brcsnahau;
steele ana Gibson. Cmpires-lugler and
Emslie.
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Fischof Comes secouI

PARIS. Oct i.-In the Pri,
Turbie. rim a. Saint Ouen tod
gone Fischofs Mimulus finisbed
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FRANCHISE OF MONTGOMERY
CLUB DECLARED FORFEITED

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Oct. 4.-owing
10 the failure OF the Montgomery club TO
pay "a fine OF $1,000. President Cavanaugh
nf the Southern baseball league said he
would declare the franchise of the Mont
gonery club forfeited. The fine was i'm
posed following testimony by Pitcher Juul
that the club had been secretly paying
him SIS month salary above the amount
fXed by his contracts.
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Athletics Win.

PHILADELPHIA. oct t,--PhIladclphia
took advantage of Boston's errors today
and won 3 TO l. Tho home team I'M"
season defeated Boston eighteen times ont
nf Iy,cnIy-iyyo games B.HE.
Boston .... .........,.. ....,.-'..'. :.
philadelphia .... .............. - ="
Battcries-Clcotte and Carrlgan, Brad
lev; Krausc and Thomas.
DEEOIT. Oct, i.-Clcveiand- -bc,rol'
game postponed; rain.
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NATIONAL SPORTSM

COUNTY AGENT WANTED tn repre-
door magazine pobIished- Aitr.etiys .
for right party. References re0uiredRmi
oisys address Agency Dept, NATiONAY,
AAS. Boston, Mass. 1T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
Giants Star in Slugging.

BOSTON Oct. New York won
slugGing match from Boston today, u 10
. The visitors made twenty-oDe hits
of four local pitchers. while the home
team battcd Craudall for seventeen hits.
Ri r..
New York .................,... III -
Boston ....... Observation-Disclosures. Il >
Rattercs-Cran ndalI and Wilson: Mat
tern, FroCE. Ferguson Burke and karl-
dan. Cmplrcs-klcm and Kane.
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BOXERS READY
FOR. BIC BOUT
Gene McGoyern and Jimmy Rea-
Gan Finish Training Today
for Fridays Contest.
OGDEN RACE OFFICIAL
WILL MEET CHAMPION
Believes He Can Show the Little
Fcatherweight Some Point
crs in the Game.

: Gene McGovcrn Finishes Training. :
: Gene McCiovern, tho little Mil
!. wsukce star who meets Jimmy Rca-
!. gan OH Friday night AT Ogden. will
: have his final workout this after
!. noon at the fire department gym :
: uaSium. IIc says lie Is in his best :
: form and expects to win easily.
special 10 The Tribune,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05
MINOR LEAGUES
COAST LEAGUE
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a.-Scors

PORTLAND. Oct. i.-Portiend- Sacta
mcnto game postponed; rain
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Los Angeles ....--.--..-..- -,'-.'
Batteries-Tozcr and Smith; Sutor ana
Berry.