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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27
TodaI's Helena Entries.

HELENA. Mont. Sept 26.-The entrie
for Wednesday:
Firs, race. $50 ,rot-sen walker
CoTsair. Cadence, Mountain Chief,ain
Johnny Murphy.
Second race. Eve fUrlonEe-Hi Henry
ll9: Annie Nelson. fl3: Fl Perfecto. li9
Garland. ll9; Bin Mayham. ll9 Doc Al
len. 1l9: Robert Mitchell. li9. Joe Moscr
ia.
Third race. six furlonSs- Jim Nc. los
NabanSu. i03: Kinfoks 1903; Dccency
io3: Slnr FcInn. l06: Amsrsosa JOS Nh
Jones lO2.
Fourth race selling stakes. four fur
longs Oswald r.. 81; Acumen. %: Pa,
streak. 100; Coppertown, o.: pr. Dough
ertv. los
Fifth race. scven furionrs MontauI
Don. III: Voting. III. Queen Lead. no
Santh!a. III. Pedro. l0s. ACdula III
Knight Of Gvanhoc Ill; Anna Nav. III
Sixth race. mile and sINfccnth-GIan.
Gus. 10: o'-rantern, il2. Lux,
Gates, loi: Edna Stewart. ioT; Sake. iO7
Weights and entries for the $1,000
Helena handicap. To be run THURSDAY.
follow: Endym!on. i39; Chester Kru,n
1872. Zoroaster. ilb: r. MulhoIlanJ, ia
Coppertown. i01: The Monk. los: sake
los. Milt Jones. 1O2: Icarlan. 100. Pa
Streak. 20. lack Lantern. 9:: Luke
Gates, 95; Miss Naomi. SIS; Ledy Nc
Nally, 20. Foresuard. 90,
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SOCIOLOGY SCORED,
BY FATHER NORM

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. S-Tns
Father F. Y. Morrison OF 81 Jc
church Of Berkeley sounded
agains; advanced sociology In feliss
an address here today before ~
Catholic Aid society. Father ~.
questioned the wisdom OF aioNn|
spread of education and said inai
tlanity and paganlsm were onos
facing each other ON the s'as7
world.
These are things which. as -
saints. we should not raenuon
classroom or place upon pIahr ~
lar discussion, he said. Nv nais'
advanced sociology may pc.
way removed from the me'hO0s
Christian ages. ,,,>
III conditions are so despen
we need remedies today. IN spns
universal education. Is IL nor "a, "a
ment that while We needed
less we need Christianity NOR
"Tbe Christian church ana ~,
are once more facing eacn QUIZ,
stage OF the world ms 'hey q"
davs of the Christian martyrs
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SCR|N|MACE PRACI
ON GR|D|R0N 1Dl
Bennlon Adds -Four
Candidates to Eligible i
of "U" Team.

Football practice a, the u0,,..
last rounding The men into eHlQ
II VIII not he long before co,s %
Will be eble To name thc -
no'a down permanent posi,on, =
team. Last night severn, ,.u.
assigned 10 tho training iab,. "en
versity dorritory, only the "a os
lsing candidates are sent ;.
Inc new men arc Hampton ~.
fratt' DIlImen. Fitzpatrick. s,as
ana WINNER. Hampton. uon,n.
sutherland all received tbcIr
football training at the
school. Hampton PLAYED ,scs,a
,on hali back. and SutherlsSS ~
pack Tor Granite until las, r qu''
AL three entered the unkersi,.'
the same positions on the snq
freshman team. Fitzpatrick 'sns an.
Iner are Doth. old Salt Lake h1rS<
PLAYERS and have gained p,,S
.!onS; w ll!meF played line no.I,,+
INC last years freshman ican
,n9ush t"Epatrlc6 played for SUI
''cp 'h3t ltll u" entered the .f.=
middle Of last year and so w,I, :.
20 play this season. Wlmna-
The largest men on tho sm,d
help To bring up the aversgs az. ~
the team which is the Light.
intermountain conference. FItzn,,4
tn" smallest man on the cayet
weighing 49, pounds. Ills
nerve. however. make up FOR ~.
weight. ' az
Dillman was new man In ar
OF The country until last wear rs1
entered the freshman team and v,s
lis captain, lie PLAYED n conajs,sn,
all season AT halfbacli. but wllI 49,,
be shifted to a line position ,ms
Pratt ~ the next 10 the he,v,e,,
on the squad and is expected "a
good IN the center OF tho line M.
3 member OF Inc "U" team thr,s'.
ago.
The men WIN lake .pan In ~.
scrlmmagc work Of the year ibIs /.
noon when tbey bump up a-alns,
the freshman team and the Cranlts
school. Coach Pitt Of The fresEmsr
has as heavy squad as the ya-TiI,'
some of them have had consIdaral>
perioncc, so In all probability tbs ys|
mon will have hard work 10 oys,|
their younger rivals. Although ,hs q
ite boys arc very light. Coach Mo<.
they arc in good condition and n
able TO give Bennion's men good u,sr
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HIGH SCHOOL MEN
AGREE TO BE GOOD

me prospects for n winning team are
brighter than ever al the high school
More Than two fun teams reported for
practice Yesterday afternoon and showed
up exceedingly well. They have been
working on the signals and within q few
days each man on the team Will have
them down 10 perfection. Rivalry for
the positions on the team Is growing
kEener each day and this causes the
men TO work all the harder McPhear-
son Is showing up very bright and viii
give liiGson hard run for Grari erhack
f.ach man WAS required TO sign a pledge
that ne would not touch pastry. liquor
or tobacco in any form and TO uphold
the standard OF The school when on trips
ID. A Callahan is giving frequent talks
10 the members OF the team
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SALT LAKE HORSES I'M MONEY.
Spill Mars Success OF Meet OF Columbus
DRIVING Association

COLUMBUS. o. Sept, 26,-Therc Was
7 spill today AT the fall trottinG Of the
Columbus Driving association. The
horses were finishing their mile in the
llrst heat OF the horse review futurity,
with Margaret Parish i'll front. when
Main Leaf. which was second. stumbled
throwing Curtis TO the track. AZ almost
the same time Baroness Helen, Just back
of the distance flag. also stumbled and
went down, throwing Tommy Murphy
over the rail.
The other drivers got around The fallen
horse, Neither of the horses was hurt
Curtis escaping uninjured. but Murphy
was badly shaken and sustained 3 broken
rib The Judges placed Main Leaf fourth.
as IL fell inside the laG, but Baroness
Helen was dstauced.
The summary;
2.09 pacing. three in Rve purse $1,000
tthree heats raced Monday)-My Shady
Belle Won fourth fifth and sixth heats
Best time. @:o57. Heir at Law the First
won second and third heats Best time
2:0.7
9:O7 pace. three in Ave. purse $1,000
Peter The Second Won In straight heats
and Ginger was third (Don and Ginger
BroNn.1
Horse Review ruturity. s-yesr-olds
In straight heats, Best time 2.i5i.
Earon scNter was second and TregantIes
Nell third.
2:lo trottine, three in fve, purse $1,000
hnishedp-Creighton won second and
third heats. Best time. 2:ost. Chatty.
E: Direct Won fourth heat Time, ":i0i
blnyolo Won 6rst heat Time. 2,0s'
Horse Review fUturltv. 3-year-old trot-
lshsd)--Ailantic Express b r by Bel
lini. won third heat Time. @:o9i Main
Leaf. bG. c. by Main Sheet. won sec
ond neat. Time, 3:l2l Margaret Par
iSh. n. (. by Vice Commodore u,p Grr,
heat. Time. 2:0Sl Peter Boy and
Baroness Helen started
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WooDeiNE RACE RESULTS,
Moonraker. at Long Odds. Gets Place In
the First Contest

TORONTO. Ont. Sept. Ga weli-bal-
anced programme furnished keen sport at
stccplechase went TO Young Morpheus.
and ReIlc proved An easy winner in the
Coventry steeplechasc. Results:
First race. SIX furlongs--kilo. $40
straight, won. Moonraker. $3.50 place.
second caper Sauce $3.50 show, third.
Time. i:l5 2-5.
Second race. steeplechase. about two
miIes-Young Morpheus. $500 straight
won: Broa6sword $3.50 place. second ST
Bonita, $40 show, third. Time t:la As
Nmushon. $40 Straight. won; Boo r..
$3.50 place. second, Cl.h Edge. hour
third. Time. l.fs
Fourth race. Nicnselmex handicap. six
furionEs-' $3.50 straight &. so
woE: 'PenobScot. $3.50 place. second /:
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IS WaGERS WIN seos.
Spectators Realize Big Returns In Pdri-
Mutuel Machines az Helena

HELENA Mont. Sept. 26.-What arc
declared TO he the largest odds ever paid
on harness race we're realized This
afternoon by the lucky holders OF tickets
on Patchwood. which took the second
heat OF the $1,000. FIG tro,. The s. mu-
tuels paid S60S straight and 5000 place.
To-day Was a good piller's day at the
state Fair track. the long priced horses
getting the most Of the money. The re-
suit Of the 2:16 trot by heats. was ,as
follows:
First Minimum (Ricep, strnisht
SIS:to place $3.50 first: DR.. G. X. Cole
Diamond (Huberl. third; Patchwood
tPatch. fourth; Dickerson (McFalD, dis
tanced. Tine. 2:15t
Second heat-Patchwood straight s60S.
place SsO5O. first: Dr. c. X. cole. place
$3.50. second; Cherri' Diamond. third /,
Minimum, fourth. Time, 2lsi;
Third hea,-Minim,m. straight sll.1o.
Patchwood, fourth Time, 2:16I.
Fourth heat-Cherry diamond. straight
$3.50, place 500. first; Patchwood. place
mum. fourth. Time. 2I9.
tifth heat-Cherry Diamond. straight
$50. place $6.lo first: Patchwood. place
Minimum, fourth. Time. 20
The summary Of the running races fol-
lows:
second race 0NH and Il ndlt iurIonSS.
selling-FivinS tNelson), straight $29
place Sll.o0, show 5000. won: Montauk
Don tCorey). place 1850 SHOW $3.50, sec
ond Dorian Prince (Rosen) show S13,
third. Time. los. Robert Mitchell,
James Blackstone. Garland and Lee Har-
rison II. also ran.
Third race. five furlonCs. selling Anna
May Gmesb. straight S20.S0, place $50.
no show betting. won, Electrnwan CRo-
SEM place $10.S0. second: Annie Nelson
(Baile), third. Time. 1901. Iii Henry
and Gilbert Rose also ran.
Fourth race. Bankers handicap. five
furlongs-Ethcls (E- Cotton). straight
IS 30. place $3.50. won: Gomul (Bullman),
place $500, second; Pico, third. Time.
1:O2l.
FIFTH race. seven furlonss selling De
necn Of. cottou), straight $3.50. place
so. show $3.50. won; Voting CBaiicl0.
place Sl1.90 snow S1l0 second: Bonfls
Gmes). show $3.50. third. Time. :2S,
Definite. CopperGeld, Santhia and Irr!ga-
tor also ran,
Sixth race mile. selling Wicket (E
Cotton). straight $500 place s26. so
show 5000. won; Hanmcra way (BorcD,
pacc s3S. show 5000. second Edna
stewart (Corey) show $500. third. Time
1.4l. Lady Adelaide. Madeline Musgruyc
and Patriotic also ran,
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GIANTS AVID CUBS IN
THEIR FINAL FIGHT
Nothing but a Miracle Can
Rob New York of National
League Pennant.

The final series OF four games between
New York and Chicago, the leading con-
testants FOR the National league pcnnant.
begins In Chicago this Wednesday, Al
though New York supporters have abso-
lutte confidence that the pennant is as good
as won. Chicago by miracle might win.
II New York wins the Chicago series the
1911 pennant race will he over.
New York rested Tuesday. while Chi
caco was closing he season with Boston
in double header but as they split
even there was no change I'm the race for
lpe,lGrsbtp e.
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CONN|E MACK WINS
HIS FOURTH FLAG
If Philadelphia Loses Every
Game From Now Team
Will Still Get Pennant.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2s.-AlthouSh
il has been conceded for week or more
that the Philadelph:a hall team had won
the American league pennant for 1911.
the victory today makes It possible for
the Athletics 10 lose every game from
now on and still get the flag.
This is the fourth time that local
team. piloted by Connie Mack. has won
the peunant but ~ was the FIRST time
that Philadelphia has won the title In
successive seasons BY repeating this
year Philadelphia has earned the right
10 defend the title OF worlds champions,
which Il won last year In series with
the Chicago National league club.
Only two teams fought II out for lead
ing honors in the Amo Sicsn league this
season. Philadelphia and Detroit. The
latter got a nying start last spring and
on May IL had n lead or twelve games
over the homo team. From that date
The locals gained ground and took the
lead from Detroit for the first nmc on
July 4. The next day New York defeat
ed Philadelphia and the latter dropped
to second place
Detroit kept I'm front until August d.
when Maci's team for the second time
jumped Into first place. Since then Phila-
delphia never has been headed.
Score OF today's game: Il. II u.
l1ctrolt -..s,-.>-..-. .-.-,.-.--.. y ~
Philadelphia ................n Is :"
Batteries-Wilett. Works and Stan
age: Coombs and Lapp.
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CALIFORNIA GIRL
WINS AT TENNIS

BOSTON. Sept. oS.-Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss Of Berkeley. Cal. won n all three
events OF the Longwood Cricket club la vgn
tennis tournament TODAY First she de-
feated Mrs. Barger-Wall OF Newport in
the second round OF singles 6-I SIS In
the doubles with Miss Elcanora Sears.
tho match was runaway against Miss
L. Chase and Miss &. Thomson the
score being Go. 6-l. Then In the after
noon. playing with ". ~. Whitney OF
Boston. she assisted in defeating tho
strong combination OF Miss Elcanora
Sears and Nathaniel w Niles in easv
fashion, e. 60.
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CHINAMEN CONTRAoi
CASE OF OLANp'

LOS ANGELES. Cal. sep' 4
half dozen Chinese occup.'"f
quarters over a stable her. M
Guarantlned for CHAMBERS, !ne ,Ss
supposed TO have spread 70 ts,,n,r M
from Pasadena. where an eplo,ss ~
disease has compelled the neahi, eaanhi,e
ties 10 order the use oi sli pSysn,
ing trouehs discontinued Ian
readily communicable TO human
and is almost always fa,aI.
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American Association

KANSAS CITY, Sept 2s.-Columbus. 4:
Kansas City, o. Second Eamc-kansas
CITY. 10; Columbus. :. Called in sixth
on account OF darkness.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 2g.-St Paul :. To-
ledo 4. Second game postponed rain.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 2s.-Louisville 6.
Milv-aukec. :, Second game Milwaukee
3: Louisville, ? Called in sixth.
MINNEAPOLIS Sept. os--Indianap-
oils, .. Minneapolis, Q Called in seventh:
rain.
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LUCAS IS GOING
TO WORLDS SERIES

". II. Lucas. president Of the Union
Baseball association. expects to leave
tomorrow for the east. Before he re-
turns he viii see the worlds champion
ship series between the New York Giants
OF the National league and the Philadel-
phia Athletics OF the American league
He Will also attend the meeting OF base
ball maGnates al San Antonio He eS-
poets TO get ba cS here the latter PAR,
OF November Tho batting averages of
The players OF the Union league are now
IN tho hands oi the printer and viii prob
ably be made public next Sunday
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BURMAN BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD

DCTROfr. Mich, Sept. 26.-Oriylng
his llO-horsepoper Benz car. Bob Bur-
man established "A new worlds record OF
twenty miles over circular dirt track
al tho Michigan state fairgrounds this
afternoon. His time was 1857 20 an
average OF 53,ST seconds per mile. The
former record Was 1900. held by Old
.. al
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HYDROPLANE WILL,
RACE MOTOR BOAT

~. LOT II, sept, 26.-Hugh Robinson.
aviator. who flies in the hydro -aeroplnn ne
before leaving here, today challenged the
winner Of the motorhoat race which will
inaugurate the fall festivities next Sum
Gay, 10 ii two-milc handicap race on the
Mississippi here October T. Robinson
proposes giving the boat a start OF one
mile.
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FLYER MAKES NEW
PASSENGER RECORD

NEW YORK. Sept 2G.-Lieutenant 7.
Dewitt Milling, y. s. 4. made a new
worlds record. carrying two passengers
IN an aeroplane and remaining aloft I
hour, "a minutes and 81 3-5 seconds. He
had n private soldier OF his regiment on
either side OF him In the airsbip The
former record for remaining aloft with
two passengers was 1 hour IS minutes
and 10 seconds
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Connors Challenges.

SHeClal 10 Inc Tribune.
EUREKA. sept 26.-Tom Connors of
Lancaster England who has been ap-
EcarlnS AT the opera house in this CITY
Tor the past week, challenges any weIter-
weight wrestler 10 match. the contest
10 take place III Eureka or salt Lake, the
W!cstlcrs 10 enter the ring NJ l;5 hounds
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Considine's Dog Beaten.
pccial to The Tribune.

sNi''ths ~ iiA' 'Abhb-s
8T. VERNON. Wash. Sept e6.-Bcau-
voiT Boy owned by George ". Parsons
81 kenncbunk Ne. won the all-Ameri
can fcld trial Derby here TODAY. lie was
handled by Jake Bishop Of Rutherford.
Ala. Mcirosc Bob. owned by J. w. Con-
sidiuc OF seattle. was second and Bohe =
milan Prince. owned by Courtney Ford Of
san Francisco. third. Tho all-agN stake
with thirty OF the best dogs in America
entered. was stIric dtodsy. but the frE,
scrics wss unfinished when darkness fell.
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Demetral, the "Demon," Again Defeats Y0usol

Presumption. $50 show, third, Time,
1913 SIS. coupled.
Filth race steeplechasc. two and half
miles-Belle. 81 straight. won; Gid, sec
ond; Highbridge. third. Time. 5:05. Three
starters. No place show betting.
Sixth race, five furlougs-Acton. s3.tO
straight. won Flying Yankee. siio
place second: Mission, $40 show, third.
Time 1:0i Is
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
DIR. Holzberg, 5000 straight. won: Troy
Weight, sl0.S0 place. second I'D keck,
$3.50 show. third. Time. 40 10.
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Mike Schreck WoTsted.

RICHMOND. Ind, Sept. 2G.-Hush
Mcticun ~ Indianapolis had the better
of Mike Schrcck of Cincinnati In a ten
round bout here tonight. McGann landed
on SChr"ck repeatedly and ia the eighth
round noorcd him. bat Schrcck saved a
knockout by clever blocking.
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EXPECTS TO FLY
INTO RENO TODAY

FMIGEANT> CAP. Cal. Sept 26-Fol-
lowing successful trial flight late today
Aviator Robert g. Fowler expressed con-
fidence that under favorable weather con
diuons ne would cross tho crest OF the
Sicrras tomorrow morning and land in
Reno. Ncv., IN his tTanscontincntal flight
The weather report from the summit Is
clear and calm
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Western League

Al ST Joscph--i7irst game: 81. Joseph
6; Pueblo ?. Second game: ST. Joseph
=; Pueblo, .. Called in ninth: darkness
~ Sioux City Sioux City, .; Topc
lle. II.
~ Denver-D Denver. >: Dcs Moines. o
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MuEt Rebuild Airsnip.

SALAMANCA, y. Y. Sept 26.-CaI-
o!hilh Z. Rodgers, the coast to -Coa 81
aviator. VIII spend several days here I'm
id!rnesa. II being necessary practically 70
rebuild his aeropanc wrecked hy "A
barhed wire fence on SUNDAY,
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Divide Double Header.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2G.--Chicaeo and Bos-
ton today broke even in a double head :
er. In the first game Reulbach held the
visitors TO FIVE scattered hits.
In ihe second game Donnellv allowed
the locals 60 bit safely only six Times.
Chicago used Slapn!cka. but his support
was loose and the visitors had little diff
fculty with his curves. Scores:
First game T.. II. r..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 10
Boston .................. .
Batteries-Geul and Archer; Burke,
Brown, Weaver and Rariden.
Second game n. II. f..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 5
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is :
Batteries-SlapnIcka Richter and Gra-
ham, Donnelly and King. umpires-
Rigler and Finncran
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BEAUMONT WINS FEATURE.
Running Race at Ogden Affords a Thcil-
ling Finish.
al 10 The rrihune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 26.-Close finishes
marked the harness and running events
az the Ogden Four State fair race track
today In the harness race the entries
finished In onc-two three order in each
heat, their places corresponding 10 their
numbers on the programme each time.
In all three heats Elizabeth Hal won by
a nose from Fred Newton.
While the running programme was
short il afforded tho most exciting sport
at the track since tho eight day meeting
commenced last Friday
The finish of the third event. with
Beaumont Titus r. anJ i<uropatkiu run
ming neck and neck WAS the closest run
race seen on the ogden course for long
time. Beaumont which opened and
closed at even money won ny Al nose.
summary:
First race. 2:eO class trot or pace.
purse S3o0-Elizl beth Hal won, Fred
Newton. second; FoNie Togo, third Time,
2:21.
Second race. five furlones-Mile Don
lin. won: Sea Coast, second: Star Blaze,
third. Time, l:04
Third race. five furlonss Beaumont,
won, Titus IL. second. Kuropatkin. third.
Time, 'd3 3-5
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Chicago Defeats New York.

NEW YORK. Sept 2e.--Arter tying
the score in the eighth inning, New
York lost to Chicago in the ninth TO-DAY.
The winning run was made on Lord
double and McIntyre's single. Ri f.
Chicago .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J
New York ................. . 5
Eattcries-Benz. Scott and Sullivan:
Ford and Williams. Blair
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Thompson Knocked Ont,

PEORIA, H.. Sept. 2s.-Kid
macker OF Burlington. Is., 4,
knocked out lid Thompson OF San
cisco in the third round OF hy.
bout
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Brooklyn Beats Pirates.

PTTTSBTRG. Sept. 9s.-Broollyn to-
day made Its last appearance of the sea-
son in Fittsburg winning by hitting op-
portunely. Score: Il II. T..
PlttsburG .....s...............a l
Brooklyn ................... .
Baticrtcs-Adans Hendrix and Simon;
Barger and Erwin. Umpires-O Day and
Ensie.
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Today's Ogden En- tries.

First race. trot or pace. purse $500
Lucretius. WalrIks King Primus. Mary
Manners stride On. Babe r.
Second race. four and half furlones-
Star Blaze. l13. Defy, l05; Titus II. 1l9;
MaAims, llo; Byron, ll9: Albert Jones.
los,
Third race. six furongs. handicap
Princess Ina, los; Dcvic Andrews. I01: M
Quarter. l13; Dorothy Ann. i0S: kuro-
pa tkin. lI0
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Washington Beats Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. sept 2e.--Washington
today batted Mitchell out OF the box in
Cleveland Swindoll. who relieved him.
pitched well for the rest OF the game.
Score: r, II. y
Washington ,.,......,....,...s 10 o
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Bsttcrics-Croome and Henry: Mitch
ell, Sindcl and Adams Easterly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27

Thrlr suffering from weak
nesses lhat sap the pleasure.
OF life should take Juven Pills.
They have more rejuveuating.
vi;aliZlng force tbaa has eve.
before been offered. sent ne,S-