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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
NAVY AV|ATORS TRY
DOUBLE SHIFT PLAN
Experimental Flight Shows
Way TO Avoid Fatigue
Which Has Limited Voyages

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. oct 1o.-Reportlns
that their Eight even though it did not
last In the previously set destination WAS
in every Wa successful Licutcnants
Gordon q. Ellyson and j. H. Towers. the
navy aviators. who started for Fortress
Monroe yesterday afternoon returned TO
the government aviation field This morn
ing
An overheated bearing In their engine
forced them 10 land at Smiths Point rs
miles from Annapolis
After taking their plane 10 pieces aud
loading II on the decks OF tho torpedo
boat Bailey. the avlators left Smiths
Point at o'clock this morning. An at
tempt 10 reach the capes Will be made
with new engine.
The naval officers Ncrc particularly
pleased with the success OF their expcri-
nieut 10 prove that hy tho use of Shift
control Two men taking alternate turns
- pilot can avoid the fatigue that has
limited ali Nights heretofore. Leaving
Annapolis Lieutenant E;llyson acted as
pilot for twenty minutes. and then rested
Tor twenty minutes while Lieutenant
Towers did the plotting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
Laurel Race Entries.

tries:
First race, selling, two-y year-oIds, five
tain tain Bravo, lo2;. -Dukc Dacy. 'Scnator
Sparks 1o6: Lesbos. Catuls. Little F.rne.
clearwater. Tho Rump. Little Ep. lO7
Mad River, no: Grace Nc. III; lingo,
Second race. selling. all ages maIdcns.
mDe-Wood Dove. 7Hughe Quinn. ST;
stairs. 81; Elbart. Jack Burdettc. Tutella
lo6 Lady Reschel III Isabel %
Third race, purse. three ycar-olds and
mp. miIe-Cough hin. Hsndrunning. liz,
B9bblcr. 100; Hows bout You. AniuluIs
Bishop w, ~; Martin w. Litilcton. los /:
Hilarious. l1j.
Fourth race handicap. selling. three
yG5r-o'dS aud up: one and a sixteenth
miles-LIelene, 9S, Brcyirc 1OS Jacqui-
INA III; SlickeT. lII: Grania. I02: John
Ecardon, los; Oakhurst lie.
Firth race, selling. three -yesr-olds and
mp siN furlougs -.Dacia. 96 Richard
Reed. West Point. Premier los: TOP
Note. Toson d'Or. lo7; -Cooney *. los.
Raby Volt. lI&; Eagle Bird 10I: Gre
nida l06: 'kiuS Avondalc ITO.
sixth race. selling. three yoar-nlds and
up. mile and SiNto"nth-.Ioe Kenyon.
ln1; Husky Lad. 'Hattoras to": 'Black
Branch. 100: Scmiqliaver. 10: Seryicenco
Eddie Graney. rs; -Tom Melton. loi:
Rock Castle 100.
Apprentice allowance.
weather clear: track good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
Christy Mafhe1Vson's Story
VIII Be the Best Sent ONT

Who the greatest pitcher world? Most fans woud
either decline to commit themselves
he wins his games much by brains he speed and
curves and no one knows the national pasme
son sees all the fine points of the
1t was this faculty that induced the Herald which
like The Salt Lake Tribune always gets best of everything 90
retain aheWson to write the and
Salt Lake Tribune purchased exclusive right to print
sons story IN the inermountan OF Mathewson win
Pch number Of the but this will
sc1bng hem for his memory of plays something
thousands OF persons will write about these games
natng readers who want the actual
premier slab artist will them in The Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
zOROASTER WINNER
Of RICH HANDICAP
Columbus Day Feature at
Coeur d'Alene Meet Cap
tured by Cross's Mount.
TRACK AT DOWNS
Sam Hildredth's Zeus Easily
Wins From Fast CoInpeti-
tors on Maryland Course.
TRACK AT DOWNS

SPOKANE Wash, October i2,-Fast
fields and close finishes characterized the
racing AT Alan today. The Columbus Day
handicap. the big event OF the days pro-
sramme. was won by Zoroaster. ridden
by Jockey Gross. Results:
purse-Nanir tFrach), 20 :. won; Le-
high tE Cotton) TO l. second; Ruby
II. RosenD. 20 TO 1, third Time. :09 "a.
Dudo. NADIA Mas, Jonathan, Moilic Cad,
MaNon. Lake Tahoe, Error and Odelia
finished as named.
aninny (Callabanl. 10 l. won: Electro
wan tEoreD, 20 10 l. second, Burncll
lGross). 2n to l. tnIrd. Time, l;l6 40.
Iinkand. Ocean Shore. Nebraska Lass,
Lees Friar, Fire. Miss Greenwood He
Knows and Rio Pccos finished as named.
liereuc (BuNton). 10 J. won: Florence
~ trachl, II TO 5. second; Blondy
tRiddle). ) to |. third Time, rs %
emilia. DR.. White and Darlington finished
as named.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter Column
bus Day handicap-Ioroaster Gross. |
TO .. won; Ocean Queen tCallahan), .
TO ]. second Roy Junior CFrach). 80 to
!. third Time 2:l0 Is. Fulelta. Fred
Mulholand ard Dick Baker finished as
Fifth race. six furlongs hsndicap-En-
held tBuXtonp, I to o. won; Irish Gentle
man callahan. TO l. second; Daddy
Clip lselden), 10 TO /. third. Time.
l.lf IL. Coppertown. Paystreak. Lazy
MACY, Acumen and Braxton iinisncd as
Sixth race. one mile. selllns-Marburg
tTayloD. To ), Won Tahoe (Gross)
to > second: Southern Gold (Kcosh),
mic Bard. Footloose and Sir Angus Hn-
shed as named.
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Churchill Downs Race Entries.

LOUISVILLE. oct. l2.-Entries for
Friday;
First race, selling, six furlonss Ben
Thistle Belle. Nimbus. los: Sky Blue
WorkhoN. Compton l08: j =. Crowley
10; John Griffin II, III: Chapultepec,
lie
Second race. selling. iwo-year- olds.
miIe-FIoral Day. Jennie Ceddes. Sister
Florence, Princess May. ini: Da ahomey
Boy Robert Col. Holloway. Patruchc.
1o7; Bette Fuller. Mcr1de. los.
Third race. selling, ono and an eighth
96; Explicit, Discon-
tent. %: Montclair. Lonshand Henry
Hutciisou. Sir Cl"gcs. I05.
Fourth race. handicap. six furlonEs-
Grover Hughes. 100: Jim Basey. l03; Har-
rigan Bette Sue l05; Little Father. l06:
Helmet. l0S; "Love Not. los; Raleigh p.
d. l12: Prince Gal. liS: Follic Levy. 125.
'E r. Bradley entry.
Fifth race. purse. two-ycnr- -olds, six
r. Three Links lA1,
Brosscau Clubs Lord Dunbar. Nicias,
The Reach, Whcelwright ri Toro. l0S;
Dila tory, Bonanza. 100: Col. Cook. ll2.
Sixth race. selling. on" and eighth
miles -Tay Pay. o6; SisIird. 30; Lackrosc.
la2 J. W. Carter. Bobco. Wander, Ottlo,
in5 Haldnman. 106.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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Philadelphia Champions De
feat All-Stars in Final Game
of Preparation for Strug-
gle With Nationals.
MACk'S PITCHERS READY
Betting Lively All Over Ma
ton on Result of Great
Battle for Worlds
Baseball Title.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. l2.-When "Cy
Morgan tossed Nc Bride out in the ninth
inning of loday's game between the All
Stars and Philadelphia. Manager Mack
breathed sigh OF relief. for his team had
gone through the post-season series with
out an injury and the manager expressed
himself satisfied with tie condition OF
his men.
McInnes. whose right arm has been
bothering him for tl;c last ten days. went
back into the game and did not appear
10 be suffering from his injury. Every
other fielder who will take part in the
short time
Aside from Baker. the players look to
ne, In the best Of condition. The star
third baseman has a slight attack Of
contracted while the team was in Rich
mond, He will be i'm the game Saturday
unless his illness becomes serious.
Bender. Coombs and Plank, the pitch
crs whom II Is believed Manager Mack
will pit against New York. look TO he in
perfect trim. Ii Is probable the Indian
VIII be seen in the box Saturday and that
Coombs will he the selection for the game
Almost everybody has some sort of a
bet down Here in Philadelphia Whenever
anybody offers as sood as To against
the Athletics IL is snapped up imme-
diatcly- a coteric OF fans. well provided
with money, went 10 New York TODAY to
get some Of the TO . thcy had read
about in the New York papers, but even
money was the best they could find,
The Philadelphia team, champions
Of TIC American league. today played
lhcir final game here with The
AH-Stars, in preparation for The
world series with tho New York
Nationals. Philadelphia won Tho
champions got only five hits off
woods OF the Boston Americans, errors
iiding III the scoring of two OF their
'uns.
Manager Mack OF philadelphia gave
nearly AL Of his substitutes a chance
md the playing Of some of them fea
ured the contest. Strunll made won
i"rful throw from deep centerfIeld, catch I
ng Mcbride. who tried To go from sec
md 10 third base after a catch. Strunt
'lso beat out a bunt and slole second
md third in the same inning.
lDanforth, southpaW was given q trial |
or three innings. He held the All Stars |
o one hit. and famed Cobb Chase |
icssler and Gardner. Both Of the All |
Stars runs were made off Martin. Me
nnes played first base for three innings !
lis injured right arm Is still sore, and |
! Is doubtful II lie can play against New |
ork next Saturday. Score: II. H. T. |
lila ,,nstSIS tjaInbi., -.'.''''.'''''. 81
Batterics-Wood and Street. Randcr
)anforth. Martin. Morgan and Thomas.
lmpires-Dinccn and Egan.
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Spectators Exact Exorbitant
Prices From Unlucky Fans
Not Early at the
Box Office.
GIANTS BEATEN TWICE
Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers
Take Double Header From
McGraw; MatheWSon or
Marquard to Pitch.

NEW YORK. Oct i2.--When the last
spectator al the double header between
New York and Brooklyn this afternoon
left the Polo grounds ;ne gates were
closed ana They Will not be reopcned un
III Saturday. wnen the rush 20 see the
opening game of the worlds series be-
tween the New York Nationals and the
Philadelphia Americans begins.
A large force will be AT work putting
the diamond in the best possible condi-
ton for the opening game. Ii is cstl-
mated that with tho completion OF new
Erandstand. together with wooden
bleschcrs remaining AFTER the fire OF last
April the grounds win accommodate
$4,000 persons.
Conditions surrounding the open sale
nf tickets for the three games scheduled
10 be PLAYED here Indicate record break
opened today not seat was 10 be had
for the opening game. while tickets for
the Two contests 10 follow were taken
fast as eager hands could hand over the
money at the New York headquarters.
Disappointed applicants for opening
day seats, however. were surrounded by
SPECTATORS. who offered The clamorins
thousands plenty OF tickets at prices
which gradually rose from IS scat In
the forenoon. TO 81 and SIS in the late
hours-an advance of about 50 over the
despite all precautions The SpcculatiV
fraternity had been able 10 get hold Of
many choice siItings.
All members or the New York team
arc reported To- bc in good condition and
Manager McGraw expects 10 put the full
strength OF his forces on the field against
Philadelphia II seemed 10 he question
whether Mathewsun or Marquard would
pitch tho opening "1mc. Opinion in some
nuartcrs was That lf tho day were dark, |
tho speedy left handler would be sent In. |
Betting is lively. Thousands Of dollars |
are being wasered al even money.
New York closed its season by |
a double header 10 Brook |
lvn. In The first game RaGon |
held The locals 10 three hits. while In the |
second game Dent was effective. The !
second game was farce.
Charley Faust the eccentric F[susan. !
pitched tlIc last inning which was pure I
burlesquc. Faust WAS allowed TO get on
base. Dent hitting him. flc WAS then
allowed "a steal second and third and !
on an iniield out. Scores:
First game II. ~. u.
= rloohlAu ...-s's'''' ''''.'' '''-' -
New York -...........-.....-,-.
Baitcries-Kason and Miller: Ames ami
Myers
rmprcs Klein and Brennan.
Second game II. ~. II.
Brooklyn ......-....... y
New York acknowledgements S
Battcrics-Dcnt and Irwin, Drucke,
Maxwell. Faust and Hartley.
Umplrcs-Brcnnau and KEN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
PETER THOMPSON WINS STAKE.
Rich Purse Captured by A. 3. Coxs
Stccd at The Kentucky Trot

LEXINGTON. oct 12-Petcr Thomp
son. y. B. CoX's futurity winner, today wor
the champion stallion stake. the feature
or th" Kentucky TrntlinG Horse Breed
crs' association meeting.
The 2:01 pace. of which two heals were
raced saturday was won by Sarah Ann
Patch. which took both beats today
Reuben Whtt"s"ck WAS the victor in tic
TO Country Tramp. Results:
2l6 class troi. purse $1,000. three in
live Reuben Whitcsock won third
fourth aud firh heats aud race. Best
second heats. Best time 2;I23. George
j., ihird.
Champion stallion stake No. ,. for
thre yearold uotlers. value 1851. "a.
ond and third heats. Best time. 2:0SI.
Atlantic Express won first heat Time.
. :o9i. Main Leaf. third Margaret Par
ish and I.nttie Han started.
Under MISUNDERSTANDING Il was an
nounced that only heat winners would
start in tho third heat. an0 Jack Swift
was sent I" his barn and put away. IN
der agreement between drivers of tic
other three horses and The Judges Jack
swift was given fourth money without
2:l2 class ,rot amateur drivers. purse
$1,000, three i'm five Dolly \. won in
straight heats. ETst timc. 2:lo5 Lady
Willow. second; Eva Taneuay. third.
:oI pace. purse Sl0no. three in five
two heats Saturday Sarah Auu Patch
won second. third and fourth heats and
rac". Best time. 2:uGi George Penna.
second, My SHADY Bcli", third. Twink
ing Dan non first heat Time. @.Ill.
III class pace. purse $500. three in
i've Edwar rd 81. Ives won second third
and fourth heats and race. Best time,
;lni. John l.. won drst heat Time.
,:ii3 Willie Penny. third.
Walnut Hall farm cup for 2.t5 trottcrs.
value $3n2'. thr""-in- fivc-R r. g. won
m = G l.st lt- -
lewis Forest. second; Chatty Direct
hird.
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BOB co. RUNS THROUGH GATE
Jockey Skirven Seriously Hurt Ouriuu
Race at Churchill Downs

LOUISVILLE. Ky, oct. 12-Plca SAINT
wes ther brough, about improved condi-
lions today a Churchill Downs, although
the track was still Two seconds slow. The
Shawnee handicap was taken in handy
fashion by High Private, In the second
race Bob Co. darted through a paddock
gate, which had been left open by a
stable boy. and gave Jockey Skirvcn a
bad fall Results:
First race. six furongs- Mycona. s92. so
straight. won, Carlton Club, S20o 10 plac
second; Casey Jones. $3.50 show, third
Time. 116 80.
Second race, mile and seventy Yards
Fairy story. sl1.4o straight won: Tom
nayward $40 place, second, sam Bar
Der. 81 show. third. Time, la %.
Third race. siN furlongs-Uuon Jack.
$3.50 straight. won; Al Muller. $50
place. second. j. H. Reed $3.50 show.
third. Time, ia 3-5.
Fourth race. the Shawnee handicap
mile and siXtecntli-HiSh Private. 81. 20
straight. won, Carlton g.. $3.50 place
second; Cherryola, no show money, third
Time, rs 2-5,
Fifth race. five furlongs-Azyiade 81 so
straight. won; Free Lance, So place see
ond; Oakland. $40 show, third Time.
1:02 ID.
Sixth race. mile and = sixteenth
Granite, $50 straight. won: Colonel A sh-
meade. So place. second: Queen Mar
gueritc: $3.50 show. third. Time l:iS 30
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BOSTON CON. MEN
FORM SOCCER CLUB


Special 10 The Tribune.
GARFIELD. OCT. I2.-At an enihusla :
tic meeting Of soccerites ~ the Garfield
CIbrooms. football club was fprmeG
r. w Barnes was elected chairman pro
tenn. The following permanent board OF
Officers was chosen for tn" season. i. %
Jaunny. Jr.. president: +. W. Barnes. Sec
ret9ry and manage. Joseph r. AHpdene
captain The name Arthur Ranger roots
ball club" Was adopted, as We're also tho
club coors cf royal blue with white fac-
incs. II was decided 10 issue a S@nerat'
challenge. aud dates will nc gladly given.
as the club bars none. Practice dSteS.
were set and 4 special challenge issued
Ia the Utah Copper for = game this 7ren.
Any communications may he Addressed 10.
The secretary. r. w. Barnes Il. -, No. u
Garfield,
The ncT team was defeated by the.
Utah Copper team today. 10 !. Neslly
all the rangers arc employees Of tle
Boston CON. They will do better ater7
a little practice.
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AUTO DRIVERS PRACTICE
FOR SANTA MONICA RACE
Most Daring Pilots in Country Entered for Big Contest Which
Commences at $50 O'clock Tomorrow
Morning.

Los ANGELES. Oct. la.-VirtuaIIy all
OF the cars entered for the Santa Moni-
"a road races were out for practice trials
todAy. The fast time WAS made by Tctz-
Ian I'm a Fiat, which covered the course
IN s.l-. The tastes; time 10 date is sos
mace by Tetzlaff- This is an avcrae..
OF eiShty-fiVe miles An hour
Wilcox made the eight and a half f-mIle
circuit In 6:12 In his National Fifty. MerZ
also made fast lap. The MarYron team
OF four went half dozen easy laps. Tie
racing VIII start at $50 Saturday morn
ing.
Thirteen cars arc entered in the free
iof-all and the Indications now are that
All VIII go. Midland six (Dubey) Fla,
- eziaifi- inierstatc tkndicotD. Stutz
n.cwls), Mercer (HanshueJ. National
tde1riSk). Flat a.. Oldheld. Harmon
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'Fi3mma, IS; Onocro. 30: Eton Belle, An
nash, l0I.
Fifth race, Bennert steepIcchase, han
dIcap. three -ycar-ods and mp. two miles
-Goldplate, M: Zoola. 1i3: Bcllo. 1874:
Monte Carlo. 10: The WcSin, 49, Sim
fcinn. ll3: Gun Cotton, 1ie: rcte. 1873;
Scarus, $50. AIgie 163
sixth race, three -YcaT-oldS and up
mile and three observation-disclosures
Idle Michael. Eaccwcll. 107: Harvey F.
Charles Z, Granger Dui Care Howard
Shcan, us: ChiCkasaw lis.
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear. track fast
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Pimlico Race Entries.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 12-riml!co
entries:
First race. three -ycar-oiis and Up.
selling five and half lurlongs -Moa ma :
Herbert Turner. 10i. ROYAL Meteor. fI9;
Spin. san Rank. los. apple Prince. Roy-
al Nane. 100. Ben Loyal. ia. Theodore
Cook. 1i6. Restigouchn. I23.
Second race. twoycsr olds, six fur
lonSs-Be, 10: pangerficld 10e: Miss
Wiggs. Turbine. Chrvscis, Cherryseed
Kittcry. i07; Napier. Coming Coon. 'Bur-
icy. 10.
Third race, three year-olds selling
mile and a siNteenth-BIily Nandcmer
llf; Wander. Supervisor. III.
Fourth race. vear-old nllies. sell
ing. seven furlongs-Bclle Nelson. 1I2:
Chiffon Trance, 10; Mary Emily, LOG,
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DEER SEASON WILL
OPEN ON SUNDAY

Beginning Sunday. October l5 cvcry
citizen of Utah will have tho privilege
OF shooting at deer for one month the
limit that any one person may kill. how
ever, is enc. SO il any hunter has good
luck on tho first day his hunting must
stop Deer have been increasing during
the past few years. especially in the
southeastern part of the state. They arc
plentifuI in many places and any man
who can shoot at all should bc able to
get the limit. The use Of dogs is for
bidden in the pursuit OF deer. according
10 section - Of the fish ana game law OF
the state OF Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
UTAH VARSITY is
OFF FOR COLORADO

Utah varsity football players left YES
terdsN for Denver where they will play
against Denver varsity tomorrow The
Denver team is ~ strong ono. iucludin.,
many players whose ambition ccnters on
the Grldiron more strongly than it does
in their studies. so a victory for Utah
viii bc glorious If II Is won Ninctccu
men went with the Utah tcmm They lcTr
over tho Oregon Short Line Just before
noon yesterday,
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SOCCER CLUB WILL
PLAY UTAH COPPER

At the meeting held last night in sos
Mcintyre building by The salt Lake
Soccer Football club It was decided 10
POSTPONE selecting the team 70 rcpre-
sent sal, Lake against The Utah copper
boys or Saturday afternoon al 'arncld.
Several Of tho boys arc uncertain whether
they will be able 10 go or not. Inc
team wit he announced ON or before
Friday evening. Th" start VIII be mshe
from The corner Of Main and Second
South streets at 2.lJ =. m on SATURDAY.
IL
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The official list Of entries follows:
lLiEht car class. go cubic inchns

The official list Of entries follows:
tLight car class. 2G0 cubic inches
and underb
Resgal CAnthonyl. REQ GIanshuc)
Flanders (Scule), T. NJ +. (Scibol,'
Buick tLpuis NikrcnD. Ford (CharIcsp
sunset (pcqulin). Locomobllc (Flem
tnSI, Maxwell (Smith).
medium car class. POI to 600 cubIc
incAes.)
Cole tJenkins). Buick Gsouls NikrenD, ,
Marmou tJoseph Niircnp. Lexington
(klgelow). Durocar CMcKeaguel, Mer-
Ger (Hanshuc). Msrmon (kccn), Cole
tSciieTp. ScIacht (Jcnkinsl.
tHeavr car class. Sol TO $50 inchcsD
Pope Hartford tDinglcvl. Slut H.cwisJ
National tNcrz). National (Hcrrick).
cj'ree~foT-a all Class.)
Marmon 0Patschise). National (Wu-
coN). Pope Hartford DinglcyJ, Marmun
tDaw5oD). National (Merz).
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GRIFFITH WILL
LEAVE CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. Ie.-Thc En-
oulrcr VIII gay tomorrow:
:, sherilN before departing for NcU
Hermann Of The Cincinnati baseball Iean,
Manager Clark Griffith will not man
Ing man in tho hope tha, bo vill orcm1,.
the position Of shortstop'
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Woman's Golf Tournament.

SHORT HILLS. n J., oct. I2-The
metropolitan district Boston and Canada
Wero still represented in tho women S
National golf tournament after tho third
round at the Rallusrol Golf club today
tn" winners are Miss f., a Allen Of
Boston. Miss Lillian r. HYDE Of Bay-
shore. Miss Dorothy Campbell OF uanil-
ton and Miss Margaret Curtis oC Bos-
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DE ORC DEFEATS
DAILY AT BILLIARDS

NEW YORK. oct. t2.-Aifr"d dc orc
tho Cuban. scored = sensational victor,
over John Daiv for the three cushion
billiard championship. defeating The for-
mer title holder i'm The last block 70
night by % to i6. The total for tne
three nights play was DC ORC. l50: Ilaiy
its. At ono time during the game. psly
held II points advantage, but dc 20
played brilliantly thereafter ana Won tho
game in the 1@3J inning.
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milcs-Dicnoid. straight 3 to 1, won: Ma :
Geilan, place ! 10 second Time us.
Others fell.
Fifth race. siN furIongs-J. IT, IIouch-
Ton. straight 10 /. won Ragman, place
" TO .. second; Cooucy X. show even.
third. Time. 10 10
sixth race. mile and an cighth-II"dce
Rose, straight to T. won: Kaufman,
place 10 l. second; Gay Dcccivcr show
| TO = third, Time, l:ig Ia
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sTeepLEcHAsE is A FARCE.
Fivs Jumpers Start. but Three Fall
Before They Get Home.

? I'VE JUnlPeTb OtdFN. DUE TIIEF 7 dTI
Before They Get Home
LAUREL. Md October i2.-E&Cepi in
the Stceplcchasc, horses ran well TO form
At Laurel today The days feature. the
Owners Consolation stake at mi!". vent
chase was a farce. Five started and only
TWO came home. summary;
First race, iivn and nalf furlonSs-
Monsieur X straight { TO /. won; Mad
River. place TO l. second: NaXentius
show 10 5. third. Time, 10 3-o
Second race six fUrouzs-Duval.
straight & 10 |. won: .Arable. place 8 10
.. second Cloud Chief. show 8 To !, third
Time. l:1S.
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Ed krsck, straight 2 10 >. won. Lord
show even. third Time. 1;f6 %
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two
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Chicago City Championship.

CHICAGO. Oct. Mordccai Brown
and Ed Walsh ar" expected To fa"c each
other from The pitchers box when the
American and National baseball teams
of Chicago begin a series tomorrow 10
determine the city championship.
Neither manager would announce def
uitcly IN" batteries for tho opening game
but IN view nj tho popular demand for
the two pitchers named IL Is expected
thcN will be chosen
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Smith Outboxes Lewis

:. NEN YORK. Oct i2--Jen Smith. the
HSM jersey welter1eiSht- had tire better
H. ,, ndU lewis ol New York. claimant of
INC wclterweiGht title, in ten-round
bout here tonight.