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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
DEADW00D'S RACE PROVES
FEATURE OF BUTTE CARD

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 1o.-Deadwood' s
victory in The first race was the feature
Of the days card Taking the lead at
the jump. Deadwood kept putting more
every jump, furnishing a pretty picture
of burst OF speed Results:
First race, FIVE furlongs, selliDg-Dead
wood. los (GaugeD. TO l. won Alhetto.
LOG Umes). l5 10 !. second; Othale. il2
Craylor). Q 10 .. third. Time, l:cl 20.
Sir Bon also ran.
Second race, six and half fur.ongs,
selling-Quick Trip, 1o1 (McBrjde), 10 70
l. won; Santhia. i07 (Page), TO |. sec
ond Mike Jordan, 107 DENNY, % 10 /,
third. Time, LII 2-5; Soma, Biased
neen and Swift MacNein also ran.
Third race. six and half furlonss.
selling-Thomas Calhoun, ll0 (Vosper), 2
to /. Won: Brighton. 100 tSelden) > To i,
second; Footloose, l0l (Quay), so 10 !.
third. Time l:91 2-5. Nebraska lass.
Madeline Musgrave Ornate. Nyanza and
FUsileer also ran
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, SELL
ing-Altenberg, l06 (GaugeD to ,. won
Queen Lead. l04 (Dennisonl, . 10 /. sec
ond; Rosevale. los (Van Dusen), even.
knight OF Ivanhoe and Sir John also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling-Netting, 100 (Matthews), 3 TO !,
won: Misprison. 102 (GaugcD To l,
second. Hammer Away, l0+ OennIsom.
II to /. third. Time. 1;47, Tug Boat,
Sir Wesley. John J. Rogers, Patriotic and
Mi Derecho also ran.
Sixth race. fiVe furlongs. selling-Ge-
nova. los (Nan Dusen). o 20 l. won; Fly
ing, 103 (Denny). TO l. second; La Pc
tite, lo7 (McBride): to |, third. Time,
docia. Abihu. Miss Hattie and Warfare
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
Alta Club Plays University Club
Baseball Game for the w orld's
Championship Today
JACKIE CLARKE WILL
WE'D LOCAL BEAUTY
Miss Rena Bray to Become the.
Bride of Popular Austria
liam Rider.

In bis short career as bicycle rider,
Jackie Clarke, the clever little AUSTRALIAN
rider, has won more races than ne can
count However,. the victory OF which he'
will undoubtedly he the proudest VIII be
the winning of the heart OF ono OF ina
most charming young ladies IN Salt Lake
City.
During the time that he has oGen rid
ing In the bicycle races at the salt
Palace this year. Jackie Clarse mas sur
priscd his best friends by his "oncer,
worlds records that have appeared we'll
nigh impossible to get. For sons time
IL was rumored that . beauty In the-
srandstand was furnishing the lnceh'Ne
for his wonderful performances.
On Friday il became known otnciaIly
that Jackie Clarke had won the pilzs
that he had been seeking, compared With
which sx-day races and world cl:rn-
pIonshlps were mere amateur trophies.
The triumphant smile that The I"pOlar
little Australian cyclist has been "earlnS
OF late was explained Thnrsday Tneh ME-
and Mrs G. +. Bray announced the en-
gagemcnt of their daughter RenI Ade~
lima Bray. To \. j. Clarke OF Camper
down. Australia
Young ladies' of the younger set in Salt
Lake and is decidedly popular among
those who have Ihe pleasure ot her &C.
Guaintance JACKIE Clarke Is the real
hero OF the bicycle word. FI2s triunfphS
have been unprecedented in every great
city OF the United states nnG in Europe
and Australia That he is one of thl
very best. II not :he best, bicycle rldes
the world has ever known IS practically
conceded.
The wedding IL IS announced, viii take
place on August 81, The happy young
couple will ieave soon afterwnrd Tor The
Antipodes and the honeymoon will he
spent in Australia Salt Lake friends OF
Jackie Clarke and Miss Bray Will all
unite in congratulatinG the popular little
Australian on winning the heart OF one
OF Salt Lakes prettiest daughters, and
Ten thousand loyal bicycle fans Will join.
In the best wishes for the happiness OF
the young couple
With his marriage TO an American gir1
Jackie Clarke IS 10 become thorough
American citizen He has announced his
intention OF being naturaliZed AInericau
citizen and when not appearing in cham
ponship races in other cities and abroad
ne will make his home in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
UHLA|V ESTABLISHES
NEW WORLDS RECORD
Famous GeIding Beats Fastest
Unpaced TrOtting Time by
More Than Two Seconds.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. lo.-Driven by
Charles Tanner of Cleveland. c. *. G..
Billings'S geding Uhlan established a new
worlds record today by trottinG a mile at
North Randall without a wind shield, In
/ :5S2, beating Lou Dillon's record by 2s
seconds and coming within n quarter of
second OF equalinG the record by her
with a wind shield, October "a. 1905,
whom she trotted a mile at Memphis In
1;5St.
Horsemen who held watches on the
great geldng's attempt say. Us a result of
todayS performance, that With a wind
shield he will be able to beat the mare $
mark.
Tanner drove Uhlan the first quarter
in s29S, and The half In 80 fiat 1t took
3o3 seconds TO negotiate the third quar-
- seconds fiat. When the figures were
announced. driver and horse were given
an ovation
\ seasons record came near falling in
the Forest City stake race Ess II. Kay,
pushed by Ella Ambulator and Walter
w, paced the first heat in 2:02a, equaling
the mark 10y Ross Is. at Detroit last
week
The final heat OF the first division of
the Tavern steak, continued from yes
tured two wo heats eE Before re- dsrEness SI q fell i
Emily Ellen, winner OF the Horscmen
and Spirit OF the Times futurity. at Dc
tlOll l1SI Week. was an easy winner IN
the 2:l9 trot for 3-year- olds
Four heats OF The 2:17 trot developed no
winner, and the finish was postponed
until tomorrow,
Governor Harmon's order that betting
be stopped at North Randall race course
will not apply until after the grand cir
cult meet Is over. unless the attitude of
the local officials changes.
Prcsidcn; Harry *. DeVereauN of the
grand circuit and also president of the
local driving park company, was arrested
on warrant charging him with per-
hitting gambling on premises under his
control, He was released on his own rec
o.nizancc and pool selling continued. II
will continue tomorrow also, IL is under
stood.
Summary:
First division. Tavern steak" 2:l6 trot,
from estcrday-Uenry H., won Robert
A. second. Creighton. third. Best time.
2:10d.
2:19 trot for 3-year- olds. sweepstakes,
$500 added best two in three-Emily FL
len won in straight heats. Best time
2;l0j,
Second division. Tavern steak" PIG
trot, $4,000, best three In fivc-Joan.
won; willy. second; Watage, third Best
time. 2:0Si
Forest City stakes. zoe pace, $4,000.
three heat pan-Waiter Ha! won second
heat. Time. 2:o4. Merry Widow won
first heat. Time, 2:O2i
2;1T trot $1,000. best three in FIVE, un-
finished-Mutter Brook won first and sec
ond heats Dovel Won third and fourth
heats. Pearl Pauline Won third heat
Best time, z:104.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
CASE DECIDED AGAINST
MINNEAPOLIS PLAYER

CINCINNATI. Aug, 12.-The complaint
OF Player James Williams that the Min
neapolis club OF the American associa-
tion is not living up To its agreement
with him and the ST. Louis American
league club relative to the salary he was
to receive from the former club when he
was released by st. Louis. was decided
against the player by the national base =
ball commission today. Williams claimed
that his salary OF S3560 was to be con-
tinued. Instead Of which he is receiving
S20G0
Williams further contendcd that il was
understood he was TO be made manager
OF the ST. Joseph club by President Can
tillon Of the Minneapolis club In this
matter the commission says the evidence
showed that when Cantillon obtained Will
liams II was his purpose to give him the
management OF the st. Joseph club but
Cantillon failed 10 go TO that club.
The commission also handed down its
finding in the case OF Player "Chubb''
Elder, who was claimed by Doth the New
York NationaR league and the Traverse
City club Title 70 the player was given
to Traverse CITY
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RESTIG0UCHE EASILY
WINS FEATURE EVENT

SARATOGA. N Y. Aug. 12-Resti-
gouche easily won the Schenectady selling
stake at one mile. the feature of the
card here today He was ridden by Shil-
ling. who had g good day. as he rode
the winners Of the second, third and
fourth races.
First raee. ave and 4 half fur!ongs-
Helen Barbee. to 5, won. The Hague
5 to 1. second; Van Zee, 3 to /. third
Time, l;10 2-5.
Second race. seven urlongs-Shannon
TO I. won; Herkimer. Z to 3. second
RosseauX. TO I. THIRD Time. 2s.
Third race. nl!le-Restigouche 10 90
won; Bonnie kelso. Is 10 ]. second JAG
ouelina, 10 to !. third. Time, LAP 20
Fourth race. mile and three -sixteepths
--Firestone, 10 s. won: Tastemul u
TO j, second. Bob II, TO ,. third Time
2:o4.
Fifth race. mile and five -sixteenths-
Belleview, 10 TO ]. won; Montgomery. y
70 5, second; The Peer, Q 10 2, third
Time, 2:19.
Sixth race. SIX furlongs-Swannanca
3 10 l. won: Rockville. 0 TO 2, second
Savannah, to 2, third. Time, 1:16.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
.APPLEGATE TO CLOSE
MURRAY POOLROOM
Decides to Follow Trend of Pub
lie Sentiment and to Cease
Gambling Operations.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, Aug. l2.-W c. ADplegate.
who operates a poolroom in one Of the
saloons here. WILL It is said. leave the
city soon, People In authority here say
that Mr.. Applcgate was approached This
week and the matter placed fairly Ecforc
him. Rather than cause any unplcas lrs-
ness, Mr.. Applegate will close his POOL
room here.
An ordinance prohibiting ine operations
OF the pooroom was TO have been drafted
by j. l., Brown, city attorney, but the
matter has been dropped, pending the Gc-
lion Of NJ. Applegaic In the mAtiar.
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HUBERT LATHAM FLIES
ACROSS CITY OF PARIS

PARIS, Aug. 12.-Tubert latham. com
ing from Bouy. few over Paris az 2 high
altitude today and landed al Issy Les
Moulneaux.
The four av!ators. Pai,lhan. Weymann.
Latham and Withe. are now engaged IN
2 final effort TO capture the London Deily.
Mails prize OF $1,000 for the longest cross
country flights made during the year
ending August ~
By flying across Paris. Latham won
the Flaco prize OF $1,000. Although aero
planes now are comparativeiy Common
sights above Paris, The cheers OF the
pedestrians accla lined the passage OF the
machine from one end of the city to the
other. Latham's time was hours Is
minutes and b6 seconds.
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Will Wrestle at Lagoon.

At the outing OF the blacksmiths at
Lagoon today Saturday. a wrestling
match between Young Hackenschmidt OF
Holland and Jack Drew or England will
be the feature These two men wrcstled
at the outing of the Hollanders at Lagoon
on Wednesday and Uackcnschmldt won
in straight falls Drew, however. is per
sistcnt and believes he Will he victorious
today. HaclSensChmidt is out with a
challenge to meet Mike YoSci.
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SALT LAKE TO PLAY
MURRAY TEAM TODAY

The reiuvenated Salt Lake baseball
team will meet Murray al Murray today.
The game was 10 have been played at
Walkers field, but was transferred to
Murray in order that the game between
the Alta and the University clubs might
be played at Walkers field. Fresh from
Its triumph over the Logan team. the
Salt Lake team expects TO defeat the
league champions in todays game. Tho
team has been strengthened by new
players and should show improved form
Linan and Sweeney will be the battery
for the Salt Lake team, while Price and
Scott will perform like service for Muir
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M'INT0SH THINKS LANG
WILL DEFEAT JOHNSON

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Hugh u. McIn-
tosh. the Australian pugilistic promoter.
who arrived today on the Lusitania said
he had come 10 see the Lang -Ketchel
fight He spoke enthusiastically OF Lang.
I'm another twelve months Lang will be
good enough 10 night Johnson for the
match with the negro" said Mcintosh.
II am well acquainted with the work
Of both Lang and Johnson, and believe
that fight hetween them will he one
ri NJ ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
FROM DENVER TO SALT
LAKE IN RECORD TINE

Payson W. Spaulding. a prominent at
torney OF Evanston, Wyo.. takes excep-
ton TO the claim OF j. r. Llyezey, who
said he had broken the automobile record
between Denver and Salt Lake Mr..
Spauldlns declares he has made the trip
from Denver TO Salt Lake In thirty six
and a half hours. which is fifteen hours
less than the time made by Livezey and
his party. which was hfty-one and Il half
hours Mr.. SpauldinG said he made the
this summer
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RICHARD WILL PROMOTE
NO MORE PRIZE FIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l2.-Tex Rick
ard coal mine owner. who left here four
weeks ago for n sojuurn in the southern
part of the state as Tex Rickard prize
fight promoter, has returned. His mes
sage TO the people is that he is through
with the fight game.
I've pulled off my last fight he said
last night THE Jeffrics- johnson show
at Reno was my last appearance as a
promoter. II is not that ! love the fight
game less, but that | love that coal mine
OF ours Al Coos Bay more I'm coal min
ing now. you know and that viii be
enough for some time"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
Z. c. NJ. !. AND HEBER PLAY
EXCITING BASEBALL GAME
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
HEBER Aug. 12--In All exciting base
ball game played here this afternoon.
Hcber defeated the II. c. NJ, l. by a score
Of to J. Williams, for the local team.
pitched a star game after the first three
innings. and was given good support lie
allowed only two hits and struck out
he was wild and passed six men. Bar
her. for the visitors, allowed six hits and
struck out eight men. The score by in
nings: RH.E
Heber 90 ,......0 o 0 0-5 6 l
Batteries-Barber and Young; Williams
and Nelson,
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All Paw License.

serving the game laws OF Utah. accord
ing to Fred w. Chambers, state fish ano
game commissioner Mr.. Chamo oers says
Utah Wyoming state line and hc ran
across three wagon loads or people. all
of whom had Utah fish and ga me licenses
valued at S5 each.
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Races Are Postponed.

On account OF the threatening weather
the races which were 10 have been held
at the Salt Palace saucer track Friday
night were postponed until Tuesday
night. The same programme of races
which were TO have been held on Fri
day night Will be held next Tuesday
night, with the match sprint race be-
tween Iver Lawson and Major Taylor as
the star attraction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
SALT LAKE STARS
MAKE GREAT RECORD
Seymour and Graves Shine in
National Championship Mo-
tOrcycle Races.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12.-Onc OF the
features Of the motorcycle races held here
today under the auspices OF the Fedora
tion OF American Motorcyclists was A mile
made In So 35 seconds by NJ. T. Graves,
establishing Il new record for tho Point
Breeze track. where the races were held.
He rode Il Mcrtel machine.
The previous track record for a mile
was held by Barney Oldfield I'm an auto
mobile. who circled the mile track last
Saturday in 50 3-5 seconds.
Raymond Seymour won tho one mile
amateur national championship, the bic
event ON the days programme. His time
was Los. NJ. Graves was second and
Walter George third. The ten-mile inyi-
tatlou event was also won by Seymour In
1911 4-5. He covered the second milo In
SO 3-5 seconds. breaking the track record
of 80 Is seconds.
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Three Home Runs.

DETROIT, Aug. 2.-Philadephia got
three home runs off Summers today, ac-
counting for five tallies. enough to beat
Detroit without the aid of two runs that
came from other sources. Score.
R H Z.
Philadelphia 80. INSTRUMENTATION. Is 3
BatterIcs-Plank and Thomas; Sum-
mers and StanaEc.
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Ready for Fin ais.

KANSAS CITY Aug 12-The finals in
the Missouri valley tennis tournament will
be played here tomorrow.
Results of semi finals, played today,
follow;
Singles-Jack Cannon beat *. B. Uhls.
G-l, 81, ga; II. V. Jones beat o. v
Vernon. Ga. 6-3, go
and Howard, Ga. 81. 6-3. Ga; Cannon
and Kel<ner beat Elwell and Hathaway.
6-3 6-2 6-l
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Wichita, S: Des
Moines, 1.
At Sioux city-sioux City. 3; 81. Jo-
seph. l.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. o: Denver, ..
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Ohio Team Wins.

CAMP FERRY. o., Aug. l2.-The Ohio
Rifle team this morning won the HerrlcS
match and the $4,000 trophy and 5000 by
the score of 1889.
For Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel c. BY
Winder scored high on the three ranges
29O Captain j. o. Stemple was second
With o15
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NATIONAL
Pirates Still Climbing.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 12.-PttsburG took
another close contest from Brooklyn to-
day, 3 TO .. The visitors made twelve
hits, including two doubles and triple.
off Eel, but brilliant fielding held the
runs down. Score. K. II. L.
oIoOhlyn W
Batteries-Lefleld, Lever and Gibson;
Bell and Bergen. Umpires-ODay and
Brennan.
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Seventeen Hits.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Cincinnati got
seventeen hits off Crandall and Wiltss
today. while New York was making five
off Burns and Bcebe, but the visitors
had all they could do TO capture the
game by to f. Il. IL T..
Cincinnati .............,...,..5 II
New York observation-disclosures.
Batteries-Burns. Beebe and Clarke
Crandall Wiltse and Myers. Umpires-
Johnstone and Eason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
UNCLE SAM CAN SMOKE
PIPE WORTH HUNDREDS

NEW YORK. Aug. IA
meerschaum pipe of marvellous
proportions has been added to
Uncle Sans assorted collection
of customs seizures at the ap.
praisers' stores here. 1t was
seized bv vigilant watchman
of n Brooklyn pier. He said in
his report that he had detected
a steamship employee attempt
ing to take it ashore under his
coat The pipe is about six
feet long, with a bowl foot
high, Experts declare that its
value is about 5000. The steam
ship employee told the customs
men that he paid So for 1T.
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Semia Wins.

MARBLEjiEAD. Mass, Aug 12-In
the semi final race today OF the eliruins-
tion contest OF sender boats for the honor
ternatonal regatta, the Semia came in
first. the Beaver second and the Bonyi-
wee third. Eight boats started.
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Carols Horse Wins.

WINDSOR, England. Aug 1.-THE
Clover plate Of 200 sovereigns, for two
year -olds. distance five furlongs straight.
was run here today and won by Charles
Carroll's Queen T. II. Seadune was sec
ond and Courteous Lad third. There were
ety gtarters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13

PHILADELPHIA Aug. lo.-Edmund
Basch Lewis. artist and art collector and
member of prominent Philadelphia fam
lily. died at his home here today aged
73 years. Mir. Jewis's collection or paint
ings. tapestries, relics. brio hrac and
other curiosties in his mansion here Is
said to be worth half n million dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
st. Louis Rallies,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Est Louis
broke It's long losing streak today by
defeating Philadelphia, II TO .. The Wis
itors hit Moren's delivery hard, punching
hits in three innings and knocking him
off the rubber In tho sixth r. II. l..
st. Louis ..,.............o...lI l3
IUlHuclpnld y
Batteries-Corrgdon and Bresnahan;
Moren. Brennan and Doom, Empires
Rigler and Emslie.
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MISSOUI,A, Mont. Aug. t2-Sens,or
Joseph NJ. Dixon of Montanta will not
attend the conservation meeting at ST.
Paul in September and has sent his re-
grets TO The committee, In an interview
here today Senator Dixon SAID that Pre-
vious arrangements for the meeting date
had made II impossible for him TO go TO
ST, Paul and that he would. NOT attend
the session nor deliver the address as
requested by the committee in charge,
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
SoX Take -Four.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The locals made
il four straight from Boston today. win
ming in ten innings. To ), on singles by
Scott and Zeidcr. The Chicago team got
away TO a one-run lead in the first,
Score: r. II. e.
Boston ...,-'a'...,-,.. .sr,,.. y :
CDlCapO = y j
Batteries-Ball and Carrigani Scott
and Sullivan.
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American Association

AT misunderstanding, 3; Milwau-
kee. 3.
AT ST. Paul-Minneapolis. IL; ST.
Paul g.
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Released to Toronto.

DETROIT. Aug. l2.-Ear Wilson, the
pitcher whom the Detroit American
League Baseball club got from Peoria.
was released to Toronto Of the Eastern
league He'wilI be recalled next spring
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Will PLAY Today,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. I2.-On Saturday the
Il. G M T. baseball team OF Salt Lake
will play the Provo team on the 8. Y. U,
campus II is expected that a large
crowd will be here from Salt Lake to
witness the game.
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Cubs Win.

BOSTON. Aug 12.-Chicago won from
Boston today, ; to g. the winning runs
coming in the seventh inning on punched
hits. an error and two bases on balls.
r. II, J.;
Chicago .........,s,........5 10
Boston Observation-Disclosures. - ]
Batteries--Reulbach. Brown md King
Frock and Graham, Umplres-Klem and
Kane.
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ST. Louis Wins.

ST. LOUIS. Aug, 12-St, Louis defeat
ed New York today with four runs in
the ninth inning, ) TO 4. Criss and Stone
batted IN the winning runs. Score:
r. II. Z.
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 3
New York ......,-.......... IN .
Batteries-Hay and Ktllifer, Quinn and
Mitchell.
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Vanderbilt Wins.

DEAUVlILE. France, Aug 12.-W. X.
Nanderbilrs Ostelle won the I'rix Du
Goteau OF $1,000. for two YEAR olds. run
at six furlongs. here today.
The priX Yacowlef or $1,000. for two
year-ods five furlongs was won by
IVette. owned ny Mason Carnes.
Have you permit TO smoke?
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Seymour and Graves are both amateur
motorcycle stars. who have been appear
Ing at tho Wandamcre motordrome in
Salt Lake. They obtained leave OF alb
seince from tho local track to compete in
the national championships at Philadel
phia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-13
Lost in First.

CLEVELAND, Aug l2-Clcvelar1 was
beaten in the first inning by Washington
today, the final score being to u.
Il. II. f.
Cleveland ,....................0
Washington . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II o
Bltterles-Harkness Mitchell and East
crly; Reisling and Aismith.
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WASHINGTON Aug. l2.-The govern
meut official trust BUSTER w. s. Ken
von. the assistant 10 tho attorney ;,,p-
eTal. will leave hero Sunday FOR CHI
cago 10 resume charge OF the oepartalen,
OF Justice case against The so-called beef
trust.
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