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The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
JUAREZ RACES OFF.
Threatened Attack On City Causes
the PostpOnement.

Juarez, Feb. 3.-There was no racing
to-day on the JuareZ track. owing to the
fact that United States Consul Edwards
has advised the management Of Ter
razas Park that the city of Juarez will
be attacked during the day. The races
will be resumed on Saturday, however.
if conditions warrant such action.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
EXPECT HARD BATTLE.
Champion West Branch of Baltf
more Meets Ingram.

more Meets Ingram.
The Ingram team will have as its
opponent tonight in its gymnasium.
at Tenth street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northeast. what Is said to be the
strongest aggregation Of Basketball
players in this section, the champion
West Branch Y. NJ c. A. Quint OF Balti-
more. The game will be fast one. as
the Ingram boys are showing good form.
and the visitors will have to 30 their
best In order to win.
The game will be called at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04

betrolt mas signed young Outneldef
named Tichi. itchi-kitchi-what a cute
little name baby has got!
A curve bat' has been invented which,
it is said. will greatly fatten batting av-
erages by allowing the batter to place
his hits. The trouble with most poor
batters whom we have observed is not
so much inability to place their hits as
inability to get them.
After having delayed the finish for a
year or more. California racing must fin
ally take the count 1t is not likely to
come back, either. This is sad news for
everybody interested in the turf except
the gentlemen who are stockholders in the
Mexican track at Juarez.
February is a great month for the ball
players 1t means the first real stirring,
the first awakening. after the wearisome
winter idleness. In February the real
baseball season starts. Every major
league team leaves on its spring training
trip, contracts are signed. and everything
is put in order for the fight.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
Olympias CAallense.

Manager Swan, Of the Olympia Ath-
Ietic Club baseball team. would like To-
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
ONLY FEW CHANGES
In FOOTBALL CODE
Rule Makers Virtually Agree
to Stand Pat.
REDUCE INTERM1ss10N TIME

Players Now Required to Wait Only
Two Minutes Between First and
Second and Third and Fourth
Quartera-E. h. Hall Is Elected
Chairman of Committee.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.
First indoor meet tonight.

Virginia's basketball team triumphed
over Georgetown, but it is a 10 to
shot that the Charlottesville collegians
get it in the neck when they play here
Next thing you know. one Of the high
school girl basketball teams will be ac-
cused of proselyting.
Watch for the standing Of the bowlers'
contest in The Washington Herald to-
morrow.
Twelve years ago Hans Wagner played
with the Louisville club, and during that
following bit Of verse:
HANS WAGNER.
Der Kaiser auf der vatsrland
Is Mich schmall bceT. pleas understand,
But he amt in it nit der grand
Hans Wagner.
He dinks goot man. he srunds his name
Drouout der rngin' tromp auf fame
But he's a dead nit der same
Hans Wagner.
What hits der ball srhoost on der nose,
INT sends it der Jim weed grows
In center field. vile home he goes?
Hans Wagner.
Who has der wing vat pits dem ofer
So hot dey scprches all der ciofer!
Who makes der pitchers chase to cufcri
Hans Wagner.
In short. he vas der greatest efer
We hopes dot he viii leafe lis nefer
We roots ver him nov unit fGcfer.
Hans Wagner.
Detroit has signed a young outfelder
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04

"P.-B.' Over
coats, $15 value!
at.
$1S to $40
O V e c oats, I
special. ......i !
"P.-B." Owe
to $50 val I
uGS.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04

Detroit has signed young outfielder
named Tichi. Kitchi-kitchi-whata a cute
little name baby has got!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
WRESTLERS MEET IN
GREAT BOUT TONIGHT
William Hughes Selected as
Referee of Match Between
Greek and Turk.

with William Hughes the third man
In the ring. William Deme,ral the Greek
VIII meet Hassau Yousou'. the Turk
tonight in the Salt Lake theater 10
wrestle 10 finish under catch catch
can style and according 10 the Police
Gazette revised rules. Tne contest will
be best two falls out OF three and ar-
cordinS 70 the articles OF agreement there
must be winner and loser This pre-
cludes any possibility OF a draw. The
timer VIII be u. y. Callahan. with VIII
lard Bean master OF ceremonies. Prior
10 the main event Danny Keith VIII wres-
tle Alex Swanson, with a thirty minute
limit. and Peter Sullivan Will box six
rounds with Jack Carpenter. The first
pair Of men VIII go on the mat AT sis.
Everything points 10 n big turnout. as
interest In the match is widespread. due
TO the difference OF opinion as 10 their
merits. This matter has been discussed
pro and con by the adhercnts OF The men
since their memorable contest in the Salt
Palace on Labor day, when DemctTal
came under the wire winner OF one Of
the hardest matches ever seen In the
west. AS a result Of that meeting Has
san jumped into popularity as one OF the
gamcst men ever seen here and he left
the ring solid in the estimation OF Salt
Lake followers OF the mat game
Ever since return match has been
preached ;he Turk has been working
hard 10 get into the best OF shape and
10 become acclimated. with the result
that when nc completed his training yes
terday he was like race horse. with
1ust enough extra flesh 30 carry him
through grucllinS contest His wind
Is excellent and the heart trouble due To
the altitude has passed away TO an eX-
tent that he has been able 10 go through
three and four hours OF solid wrestling
with five or six different partners with
out feeling any difficulty.
Demetral, too. has worked harder than
ever before In his life to get ready for
what he believes will be one OF the
hardest battles he has ever been called
upon 10 take part in. Like the Turk.
he says that he is in the best OF shape
and that In the event OF defeat coming
10 him he will have no excuse to Offer
on the question OF physical fitness.
DemetTal VIII go on the mat pro-
nOunCed favoritc. AZ odds OF S to T. but
there has been little speculation on the
result. the majority prefcrr!ng 10 walt
until they sec the men stripped before
they lay down their money.
The advance sale is quite large.
many ouI-of- town reservations be-
ing made. This is especially true Of the
Bingham sports. who have chartered a
special train TO come TO the match. II Is
estimated that az least 900 fans will come
from that place alone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
TORONTO,

TORONTO. Sept. 25.-Tuesday's en-
tries:
First race three -ycar-olds and up,
Peep selling purse, foaled I'm Canada
$500 added six furorgs-Frolc 109 Mel
lie u. Bursmur. Chaparrcl, III: Moon
ruker. III: Bianton. Satin Bower. Irene
Sweeney. 1l3; Kio. Caper Sauce. ia:
Comma lie.
Second race. three year -olds and maiden
four and -ysar-ods. Heldon steerle-
chase. $500 added, about TWO miles
Young Orpheus, Broad Sword. li7: His
Reverence, 1872: st. Boncte. lie
Third race three ycer-olds and up.
Sandringhsm handicap. 500 added, mile
and "A sixteenth Nsushon. 10: Busy. io5;
Bob n. %; Cliff Edge. lo2.
Fourth race Michaelin handicap. $500
added six furlongs gs-Presumption, i25:
Garth, %. Frog Legs. III. Eton Blue.
a6: Vestibule. l20: ca fenobscoi, los.
CA) Aldebaran. III: Ochre Court. 100.
(A) Wilson entry.
handicap, eteenlechase. $500 added. about
two and half milcs-Dello. lo2; Guild,
las. High Bridge. 1876: (RJ 81. Abe. 1855;
OBJ The Wolkin l59.
(R) Coupled.
sixth race, two-year .olds, purse: $500
added. five flrlongs-'(N) Rsnedict'ns.
los: 'tSi James bockerv. Acton. 1la:
Caesarpis; sympathy. Dorothy T.. loS'
Rod and Gun. Mission. Elma. 10.
(Sl Coupled.
Seventh race. Lexington selling purse
$500 added mile and seventy yards--Joe
Caitcns. 9S. Oakhurst, SIR Edward. 1oli
pnnnder TROY Weight. %; .Shelby. IO9;
cnttInghunk e5, Edkeck. 100.
Auprenpoa allowance Cloudy sinu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
|HE SPORT OF KINGS SURVIVES
HELENA.

HELENA. Mont. Sept %. The FOL,
lowing are the entries for Tuesday:
First sace. 2;is trot-Dr. Charles K
Cole, Patchwood. Monimum. Jerry Dia-
mond, Dlckerson.
Second race. five and half furlouss.
selllng-Montauk Don. los: Robert Mitch
ell. 10a: James VlacksioclCe. l0a: Doc Allen.
l09. Garland. 100; Dorian Prince l0a: Lee
Harrison II. loi; Flying. i03.
Third race, i've ivriongs; seilng,.-HI
100: Coppcrfleld. log: Jim Nc. i03; GIL
bert Rose ioe. ElcctTowsr. l0t.
Fourth race handicap. five furlongs.
two year r-olds-Plco loF; GomuI. liz; Eth
els. 1o6
Filth race, seven furlonEs. selling-Be-
meem. 1oa Coppprfield. III Glsucus. i09:
Bonfils, III; Definite. l0l; Lacuthis. IS:
Irrlgator; 9s; orInonde Cunningham. III !;
Voting. as.
Sixth race, one mile. selling Edna
stewart III; Lady Adelaide. III. Middle
ton. III; Wicket, III: Madeline MusEreve
III: KoEo III; Acquia III: Hammer
away. lli:- Patriotic. III. Jack o Lantern
Ill, Queen Leads, III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
ANOTHER VARSITY
STAR Is MISSING

Coach Bennion is In receipt Of letter
from "Pinkey" Sommers. one OF last
years ends. who Is in Denver. In which
he says that IL will be Impossible for
MN 10 return 10 school, as he had OK
pected, Sommers was here early in tho
TALL and was out for some OF the prac-
tlce. but on account Of Illness OF his
mother he was called home 10 Denver
However. so confident was he when he
left that he would return that he bought
a round trip ticket. Moreover. he has
expressed his intention of coming back
but his mothers health has not improved
and he decided not to return 10 college
this fall.
Captain Laun Romnev has been on the
sick list for two or three davs md prOba =
bly, VIII not be out again this week. He
has been suffering from severe cold.
Ashton. the big fellow who played fuii-
back for the freshman team last year. and
who is expected 10 make reputation In
that position on this seasons varsity
the first time this fall. Ashton IL biz
and hard and viii not take long 10 get
into splendid condition. He has held a
business position all summer and WAS un
able 10 Quit the job in time to take ad-
vantage of the early workouts.
Another man who showed up last
night for the first time this fall was Joe
Richards. who is n big fellow, and should
be splendid line material
This afternoon Benniou viii have TIC
men doing some hard work such as block
they will start scTimmagc work with the
freshman team. Coach Pitt or the fresh
man team promises that his boys viii Of
fer some real practice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
ROUGH RIDING At
LAKE CITY COURSE
Hopkins Set Down for a Foul
in the Third Race on
Elsewhere.

SFokANE. Sept 25.-The second dis
quahficatlon OF the Lake CITY mee,Inc
occurred AT the close OF the third rae.
TO-DAY when Elsewhere. which finished
second was placed third bv the Judges
ana Jockey HOPKINS. the premier rider ..
me meeting. was suspended for tbro.
GAYS. Hopkins took Elsewhere across f.
,Loht of EVellns. dropping that fIlv ir,m
'hird place. summary: ''' '"'o
Gil i'sS st. race. six furlongs. sellinE-NIazie
orr tCavanauehl. s TO & won. Sonthnr,,
Gold lkeogh). Is to I. second; Sir Nt,g,n sro, y
iMuI M tKiddlcl. 10 !. third Time I'D a5
s,rdlG r, Lord Of the Forest. ZinkanS
Ssb.S Sb,yneh @ -. sneezer and Binoculsr FIN
r. Second race. six furlongs. solling-Ren
IHrrenieai tRiddle). 10 TO /, won: He
nh9ws fGro,h &C, Ross. II TO ). second. Crex
Lord Clinton. Rcy ei Tovar. bescandan %,
and Glendoannc finished as named
nnird race. five and half furloncs.
IIIg,e'nsreree IInn eC:r lGroth). 10 s, won; Eve
,1opMnsl. 10 10 l. third Time. LOS 2-5.
Eree VIII; Ostentatlous. Ruby H.. Lawn,
Prince Of Bohemia. Auto Girl. Galvera and
buIl FINISHED as named.
Fourth race. seven furlones selling
fi"d Mulholand tBuXtonD. . 10 3 won:
Blondy tRiddlel. 1e TO / second: Don En- i.
TTi9ue SCavanaush); 10 to 8 third Time
l.@I % Tommy McGee. Quality Street.
Marburs, Jim Caffcrata and Dave Web
er finished as named.
Fifth race. six furlonEs, sellinG-Twick-
enham (Callahan). { TO J. won; Cantem
LMcEwcnl. 10 TO l. second Fancy CAn-
derson). =. 10 I. third. Time l:I4 3-5
Dacls. Rosamo. Sanotta. Abe Siupskev
and Thomas Calhoun finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlonEs. selling -Rava-
ria tMcEwen), IL To ;, won; Lady Macy
tGroth). even second; Venetian (For-
syth). : TO l. third. Time. lis. Tony
Koch. Lescar Fire. Ocean Queen and
Siempre finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
T9OTTER FALLS DEAD.
Game Mare. Winner OF Six-Heat Race.
Dies In Harness.

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 25.-The event
OF the daY at the Columbus Driving asso-
citation meeting was the death OF Pansv
SILVER, the chestnut mare which won a
siN-heat race at Detroit last week. She
was driven by Charley Valentine Of Co
lumbus and acted badly in the first heat,
In the second heat she was I'm the bunch
next TO the rail on the back stretch.
when she suddenly jumped the fence into
the ditch and was dead in an instant.
valentine escaped uninjured.
Results:
Horse Review futurity three year -olds,
pace. two In three purse S3000-AGiss De-
forest won in straight heats: Fred De-
forest second, Fleets Americus third.
Oliver . Bicrnc fourth. Best time, 2:OS (.
2:Ol. trot, purse sl200-Dudic Archdale
won in straight heats: Charlie Mitchell
second. Spanish Queen third. Fair Mar
saret fourth. Best time. 2:06i
2:o3 pace. purse $1,000 (unfnlshed)-
Heir Law has second and third heats.
ELLA NJ. has one heat, Bah has third place
and My Shady Belle is fourth Best
time, 2.0i Us.
2:l9 trot three In five. purse $12o0-
Oakdale Greg won third. fourth and fifth
heats and race Hannah Louise won first
and second heats and second money;
Directum Guy was third and DR.. Coy
fourth. Best time. 2:l0l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Sept, 25.-Entries fo'
Tuesday:
First race. maiden fnies. two-year-
ods five and a half furionGs-Brig
Syringa Annie McDee.' Madam Phelphs
Bouncing Lass. Aloha. Grace Mack
Princess MAY. Pollie d. Aimee Early
Nancy Crater. ilg-
Second race, three quarters OF mile
scIIInz-Dclauey, Golden. ioS: Thistle
Bell. Balronia. los: John Griffin II. lo''
Compton los; Louis Reid. Feneta Strome
Al Muller. l0a; King Olympisn. no. jim
Basey rs. Berkeley. ia
Third race. mile and twenty EaTas-
three-yesr- olds, selling Rousseau. stare
io2: Warthiil. 1ni: Dust Haldeman, Don
caster. Lackrose, Dune Campbell. 100
SehaEo l0I; Sigurd. loi.
Fourth race-I,ittls Father, a5. Bel
Horse 100: Lcsmence, Milton B. lo-
knight Deck, 10; AngeIus. ll5.
Fifth race. twcyear olds, three quar-
ters OF mile. purse -Sonada. lommH
Thompson Fumeur, los: comWoncrs
Touch Salesia Ethel Sampson: 10
Free Lance Sherlock Holmes. Sir Marion
The Reach. Sir -Blalso, il3.
sixth race. mile and n sixteenth, sell
ing--Otilo. NJ Cambon. Bad News. spin p
die, Alice Baird. Zlsnap. DIR. Burch. Lotta
Creed. loI; Lucky Nose. Eddie Graney'
Pilian. Judge Walton, ITO.
Weather cloudy; track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
MoNUMENTs. ToMBsToNEs

LARGE sroCK TO SELECT FROM r
Mckenzie. Display yards az So. state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
EIGHT CLUBS NEXT
YEAR IN CIRCUIT
McCloskey Says Association
VIII Add Ogden and One
Other in 1912.
Special 10 The Tribune.


BUTTE sent 25.-Accordl 20 figures
given out here today. the Union asso-
cfation took in over $50 900 I'm the season
just closed a showing iha, Il is claimed
Us better than that Of the Northwestern
league In 1910.
The league had a hard struggle. but
went through It's first year Camely and
successfully. John J. McCloskey man
ager OF the Butte team. SAYS he will
STICK with Buttc next season. and has
confidence I'm this city He believes he
has worked up enough interest here TO
make the team pay we'll in another year.
McCloskey saws that there will be
eight teams In the league next season
ogden being ono OF the ccrtainties. with
probably another Idaho town added
Salt Lake took in $4,000 during tho
season and Butte the lowest. about $4,000.
Nearly every city In the league made
money except Butte. Bad weather here
at the opening and continuing through
most OF the home games, together with
q schedule which conflcted with the
races. are given as reasons for the poor
showing made by Butte financially.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
|I|[ AHMED SETS
||EV TRACK RECORD
..n Crack Lowers Mark
. ne Historic Kentucky
Race Course.

- Ev Sept. 25.-Ths op-
-,H1bLI; -nsei AZ Churchill Downs
~ sy The breaking OF the tslTee !, :
So record by Prince Anmeo
y W T. nee. lie stepped inc dls
'f,r9 IS one nfth Of a second
~ ~ nrevious best time.
tzs VA Az was threatening. q
~ W uas out and betting sp-
- ~, brlsk as ever, notwlth-
y "a se.,lon ncols we're sold. Re
nve and a half furlongs-
- straight, $3.50. won; Phant,
M second. Rudolfo. show. 49,
r. ~, mile and twenty yards
..slsbt 1910. won; Laymlnster,
,i.. second: Discomfort. show,
- Tine. l:il 20.
Il, ftIrlongs Prince Ahmed.
1;i won: Herkimer. place.
.,s,3: chapultepec. show. 1920,
~. Iii is. p.
! -, mile and a sixteenth. 81.
...i,rsn-Mary Davis. straight.
= chsrryola. place, $3.50, sec
,,...sos, -, show, $50. third. Time,
N. nile and twenty yards
\, s,,rs,,l,e, $50. won: Emily Lee,
I'D: sam Barber. Ss so, third.
a., mile and sixteenth, sell
S,s,r yTs0 straight. won; Army
III slsce, second: Col. Ashmeade,
- Time. las 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
YES EKN HORSE MAKES RFCORD
MONTANA FAIR HAS
GOOD RACING CARD
Every Favorite in the Pari-
MutuelS Wins on the
Opening Day.

HELENA. Mont, Sept 25.-Everv fsv-
orite came under the wire a winno- IN
the opening DAY OF the State Fair races
Dr. Doughsrty easily won the festur.
event, the Capital City handicap. in which
Pay Streak nosed Kid North out of tho
pace. The prettiest race OF the day u,a :
me last event, In which Jack o'T,aptarn
virtually left al the post, caught tbe
punch al the half and came a neck In
,bo"t oi luxe Gates. which outgamed
the rest OF the big aeid. summary.
First race 2:20 pace pursc-Ueiona
Girl uiigginsl. $50 and $40 straight,
sSiso s,I,,, ana $50 place. won both heats
second in both heats Florence Wilkes
tRicel. finished third in first hoat, and
McFaI tMcfalD, third in secoI d heat,
=, Sneppsrd ,,s r i.addie and Hazel y. also
started Time, 2:ls5 and PISA,
second race. five and half furlongs.
selIingLLena Lech Qmes). $1,000 straight
and aSH saO''o sa0 place won, Gilbert Rose Uew-
Ep,,i ~: SZC place. second Lee Harrison H..
Mitchell Definite. lei Perfecto. Oswald 3
Doc Allen and Edna Stewart also ran.
:, Third race. .nve furlongs. selIng-Jim
Nc. tbradyl. sio.5o straight and sss so
place, won; Decency (BaneyJ, 5000 place,
second; Klnfolks ,Nelsonl. third. Time
:oS Amargosa. Wabanan and Bright
Fourth race, Eve furlongs Capital CITY
nandicsp-Dr. Dousherty (Bulmanb
$3.50 straight and 81 place. won; Pay
streak umes), $40 place. second: Kid
;North tNelsonl, third Tirse, I:0l Billy
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
(Corey), $50 straight
and $3.50 place. won; Milt Jones (Bai-
leN), SlO.So place, second: Madeline Mus
grave tVogp. third. Time. l:45 3-5. Sake
and Patriotic also ran.
sixth race. mile. selllng-Jack o'Lan-
tern tNelsonl. $500 straight and 40
place. won; Luke Gates (Rosen). S27 10
place. second Wicket (E Cotton), third.
Time, l:42s. Gaucus. Queen Lead, Bon
his; Acguia, Hammeraway Pedro. Kogo
and lrrisator also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
SOCCER BALL IS
PLAYED AT HIGH

Thirty men appeared on TIE high school
field Yesterday for the first practice Of
soccer football. The men put ND some
goals and played a practice game. The
were pitted against the others. The
PLAYERS who showed up especially well
were Hardy. Tresedar and Service OF the
Bryant team.
football fields and II viii be divided so
that two teams can practice at the same
time. Captain McAllistcr hopes TO ar
range a game with the Australian team
that will invade this country during the
winter. this team being made uD OF boys
between II and Is years Of age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
JOHNSON WELLS CO
DECLARED ILLEGAL
Home Secretary viii Arrest
Promoters if Bout IS Not
Called Of.

LONDON. sept. 25.-Home Secretary
Churchill has decided that the Johnson
Wells fight is Illegal and that unless the
promoters voluntarily abandon the match
they Will be arraigned before n magis-
trato TO prevent a breach of the peace.
I, viii be for the magistrate 20 decide
whether the match Is contrary IN law
The promoters do not intend 10 shan =
don the fight and Johnson and Wells
have signed articles agreeing 20 box uu-
der the National Sporting club rules.
II Is expected that proceedings will be
undertaken tomorrow and viii form a
test case governing the future Of boxing
in this country.
The real trouble Is the color question.
II Is the fear of the influence OF black
victory on Great Britain's negro sub
jects that weighs most heavily with the
authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26

CHICAG9. Sept. 2J.-Chicago defeated
Boston today The deciding run was the
result OF Boston's lone error. stolen
base and single. The other runs made
by the locals were lhe outcome Of two
bases on balls. q sacrifice and punched
hits. Richie started 10 pitch for the
locals but his wildness resulted In two
Tuns. Cfc Of which was forced home.
Cole succeeded Richie and three singles
and a Wild pitch gave The visitors two
moro runs. Another single and base on
balls resulted in Brown being called upon
10 pitch. Cy Young worked for Boston.
Two games were scheduled, but the first
was called off on account Of wet grounds.
Score R. " u.
Boston ....s.. ................. < IL 7
Chicago ............ ..............6 0
Batteries-Young and Rarldcn: Richie.
Cole. Brown and Archer.
Cmpires-Rigler and FinneTan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
,psoNTo TRACK HEAVY.
st,. Wins TWO Events at Wood
kre Race Course.

-ovY0 Sept. 25.-Today's races al
=. xsrp run over n heavy track,
=. u,rs few Withdrawals. Horses
- "a me Schorr stable figured in
- E1da winning the Wes'mln-
- sfisr n long, hard stretch
Ira Hamilton making A runaway
Ia ths Frontenac purse, In the
y r,splechase Villhella Won by a
-e Jimmy Lane.
mrs.
a ncs. SIX furlongs-High Flown.
. snghl. won; Baby Wolf, $40,
stsss: Cold Spring, sl1.So, show.
r-s. lis SEQ.
u zcs. six furlongs-Bwana Tur :
1 rashl, won; Flower Girl, s2.3O.
Esoni: sunlike. $3.50, show.
re, lis 3-5.
y nrs. one mIle-Edda. $3.50,
= sc,: Mad RigalIan. $3.50. place.
J sp.Hhound, 50, show. third.
"a nce, six furlongs-Hamilton.
l rr1.gbi, Won; Tactless. $40.
erond; Flammet. $3.50. show,
pes, ll& 20.
j ftre steeplcchsse. about two
SELla, IS. straight, won; Jimmy
'tN place. second; Brush Broom,
rps, Ecs?-5.
4 nc, nile and sixteenth
Tio straight, won; Michael
hF, place, second: Chepontuc,
|tra, ihird. Time. 100 20.
n ncs. mile and an eIghth-My
Straight. woR. Dull Care, $40,
.s'd; John Rcardcn, $500, show,
l-t, l:S5 as.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
Nerthwestern League

SEATTLE. Sept. 25.-score: n; II. z.
Seattle ... ......,......... ...,,b /
Batteries-Schmu,z and SIcbt; Wigs
and shea.
VANCOUVER. B. G. Sept. 25.-score:
r II. y.
Ni,tc-ln .................I 10
Vancouver &C.. .....s..,-... ....s.-.-
Ra,tcries-McCreery and Devogt. EnEle
and Shea.
SPOKANE. Scpt e5.-port and -Spo-
kan. game scheduled for today postponed
until SUNDAY. when two games will be
played.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-26
Cubs Nose Out Tailenders.

Fr0mme and Mclean.
Umpires--Klem and Brennan.
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