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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
LAGOON TRACK WILL
Be FINEST IN WEST
General Manager Wilson An
nounces Big Improvements
to Be Made.
RICH STAKES NEXT MAY
Purses viii Be Large Enough
to Bring Best Thorough
bredS in United States.
RICH STAKES NEXT MAY

improvements costing over $4,000 on
tho Lagoon race track and big increases
in purses for the spring meeting were
announced by Il. /. Wilson. general man l.
aeer OF tho Lagoon Racing association.
on his arrival from Butte carly yesterday
morning Mr.. Wilson is president of the
Butte Jockey club which has just closed
the most successful meeting in its his
tory Average attendance AT Butte. MIR.
Wilson says. was over 1000 daiS ana
every big bookmaker lost heavily. Inc
public bet freely and got a lot OF the
bookics money.
Mr.. Wilson and Ray Egan. treasurer OF
the Lagoon Racing association, occupied
box at the Orpheum last night. Mr.
Egan leaves today for his home AZ Peta-
luna. Cal. but Mr.. Wilson Will remain
here some time 70 supervise the I'M
provements at the Lagoon track He
has only partially recovered from his eye
afrliction. but ocuiists assure him time
and good care will render his vision as
good as ever.
Upon their arrival yesterday Messrs
Wilson and Egan went out to the track.
They decided TO tear down enough OF the
grand stand 10 admit OF its present ca
pacity being doubled. Other buildings
will be improved. The uneven stretch Of
track near the seven -clghths pole Will
be graded down and the entire course.
work horses is being shipped from Mon
tans 10 work on the Lagoon course.
"Wc intend" said Mr. Wilson. 'to
spCld enough money 10 make the La
.:oon race track the best In the west
Patrons will be surprised and pleased bv
ne extent of the Improvements We shall
make.
"Bcside this VIC are going to offer
purses and stakes large enough next
"nriug 10 attract the very best horses In
&c country.
AT our first meet VIC were hurried.
we had TO finish the track in short or
gcr and did not have time make
:rrHnGcmcnts TO get the best horses from
ile east Now that We have held
'"c' cssful meeting, despite the haste We
r"vc compelled Ia use, our prestige and
lc money Will bring first class thorough
iIcds la Utah next May. I estimate that
'.r crowds will be about double what We
"a al our first meeting. We arc at work
rnw figuring out the stakes, and VIC do
not intend TO have any rivals in the west
- Oar ms the size Of our purses are con-
,"ruDd."
5ir Wilson is at the Hotel Utah and
c>i'ccts To remain in Salt Lake until his
Improvement programme is we'll under
VaN
Although he did not say So il is un-
dHrstood that Martin Nathanson will not
he an onicia! Of the Lagoon race track
!"rcafter Certainly he will not be pre-
siding Judge. as he was at the last meet
ing when his work was so unsa,isfac-
tory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
DEMETRAL SAYS He
WILL WRESTLE TURK
If Heagren's Offer IS Satisfac-
tory to Iassan's Manager,
Match Will Be Made.

Demctral. the Greek wrestler after a
talk with Harry Heagren. yesterday
posted 800 forfeit in the National Bank
of tho Republic FOR a match with Hassan
Yousouf at the Salt Lake theater Sep
tcmber IS, but II is doubtful whether tho
match VIII take place because George
Tuohey. the Turks manager. has not
been told By Heagren how much the Turk
will get.
man meet Dcmctral. He offered Dem
ctral a guaranty OF a $4,000 purse, with
Pullman tickets and all expenses To 80 10
Boston 10 wrestlc The Turk In the Boston
the wrestling division. Whether or not
ne will let the Turk meet Demetral here
depends entirely OH whether the terms
Heagren offers arc satisfactory.
Heasrcn has an option on the theatcr
for the date and II both Dcmctral and
Hassan arc really willing 10 meet there
seems likelihood Of the match being
made. DcmetraI does not want tn go TO
Boston. although Tuchcy offers TO let him
divide the purse he will or 10 make
him an offer of n lump sum which would
make the trip profitable for Demctral.
win or lose
II is expected that Heagren will con-
fer with Tuohey today concerning the
purse or the division OF the receipts. II
they can reach an agreement the match
will be made.
Tuohey. Of course. will not post any
forfeit until ho learns what the Turk
would get out OF the match, win or
lose. Dcmctral has been told by ljca-
Sren what he will receive. but Tuohev
and the Turkey were out on the road all
dag Yesterday and 1Icagrcn did not sec
them. They had a brief talk over the
telephone from The Tribune office last
night. but no definite terms were stated
by HeaGren, so Tuohey does not know yet
whether he will agree 10 tho bout.
II IIeagren brings OFF the match il will
be one OF the most interesting bouts seen
here i'll a long while The Salt Palace
bout was Il splendid one Both Demetral
and the Turk seemingly do not know how
to stall" as some mat artists do. but
they work from start 10 finish. There
was as much exciting action i'm their
bout as there would have been in box
ing match of equal duration. II is 10 be
hoped therefore that Teagrcn and Tuo-
hey can COLne To Somc agreement.
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made a score OF 80 last Sunday and at
present is easily the winner OF the rapid =
firing contest. known 'D' match.
Lctchfield scored 3iS. Lieutenant H. L..
on hand 10 shoot in IA" match. while
Sergeant Major j. Sidorowtcz and Ser
geant o. H. Dyer were scheduled TO par
ucipate In the rapid-irins match. These
men were Obliged 10 postpone their trials
on account of the weather.
According 10 present records Sergeant
Dyer leads "a match with score OF
59o. The targets in this match are
placed hfty yards distant, Any revol-
Yer with any ammunition may he used II
not conflicting with the dimension and
style requirements OF the association.
The contestant lis allowed fifty shots in
five strings Of ten each, all TO he fred
within one hour. The points on the tar
get for each shot range from one 10 ten.
making il possible 10 score grand total
TO shoot in this match more than once.
The national prizes for this match fol-
low: First. gold medal and custody OF
cup for one year: second. gold and silver
medal: third. silver medal; fourth, silver
and bronze medal; nth bronze medal
bronze medal is awarded TO each con-
testant who scores 49, or better without
getting any other prize. The state prizes
for this match are silver and gold
medal. a silver medal and bronze medal.
In this match Sergeant Major Sidorowicz
comes close second 10 Dyer With a score
OF 800
Sergeant Major SIdorovicz easily leads
In 'B' match, with a score Of ti2. II. !.
Bodmer Is second with sl3, and r. -.
Merrill third with 311. There arc only
under this schedule arc also placed at
fifty wards. but no weapon can DC used
except a pistol answering TO the speci-
tcstions Of the rules. Fifty shots are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
SHARkEI SELECTED
AS STATE REFEREE

NEW YORK, Sept 13-Aficr an eX-
ecutive session OF the State Athletic as
soCiatton this afternoon. at which testi-
mony was taken relative 10 the lease held
by Patrick Powcrss club on Madison
Square Garden. Commissioner Frank
O'Neal said
II consider the evidence sufficient 20
revoke the license OF the club on the
ground of the lease not meeting the re-
quirements OF tho law.
SIR. O'Neal said he would lay the case
before Governor Dix. but explained that
" the commission r. divided-the only
other member. Commissioner Dixon. op-
posing Mr.. O'Nesls course I'm the matter
no action against the club could be
taken until the governor shall appoint n
successor 10 Chairman James L.. SuIli =
van. resigned. This means that there
will he no attamp, To stop the Carl Nor =
ris-Jim Flynn bout. scheduled for Friday
night.
Among those approved hy the state
commission today as rsferees were Terry
McGovcrn and Tom Sharkcy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
SPLENDID Race Meet Planned for the Lag0o]
JACK JOHNSON FIGHT
LIKELY TO BE BARRED

LONDON, Sept 13Thc nonconform churches are deter
mined possible the scheduled fight between Jack John
Wells The articles call for championship pat
+ b. Meyer leader OF the
mill which he has already denounced from the
pulpit
The committee of the national council OF Free Chuchs
September % to devise the best steps 30
stop the fight and the exhibition of the fight pictures
There probability that the protest of the nonconformss
result stopping the contest The chairman of the London
council has written the cenee of the Ears Court exhibition
warning him that if the contest takes place seriously mper
renewal the exhibition directors has been
consider the councils and heated public contro
expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
WILL BET $4,000
ON BROWN VS. AID.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. l3.-Danny Nor
gan manager for Knockout" Brown of
New York. who arrived here today with
Brown. tonight held a conference with
Tom Jones, manager OF Lightweight
Champion Ad Woleast. Morgan offered
Wolgast a guarantee ot $4,000 and $1,000
expenses 10 meet Brown In "a ten round
bout in New York or any other place.
In addition. Morgan offered TO bet So
900 that Brown would beat the cham
pion. The proposed match Is to be held
rega rdlcss OF the outcome between the
champion and Mcfarland. which is sChcd =
uled for Milwaukee Friday night
Jones is communicating with several
eastern clubs in regard to staging the
bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
.cHANT|CLEER, At |
TO |, WINS HIS l
Long Shot, Backed Dow.
10 TO /, First in Second,
Coeur d'Alene.
TROTTER BREAKS i
The Harvester Makes Au.
to Lower Worlds Red,
but Track Is Bad. (.

SPOKANE. Wash, Sept u
clcer. played from 30 down II y
was the lone long shot wJnr,.
Lake City track today. i,rn
rewarding the form players r1
won the feature race. ona "
eighth miles purse affair Co.
First race, six fuVlonga ss,i,ne
den Hand tBuXton). g To :
nettc NJ (Hopkins). 10 W"
Fancy tAndersonj, To I. th,,s
lis. Bonnie Bard. Mauretanis
kol finished as named
Second race. six furlonss ~
Chanticleer CRiddle). 10 10
Capital tS. Cotton). . 10 2. reo.S.
Garet Randolph tCavanauEhS ~ T9
third, Time, LIS So. SaIues,
Sheep. Tilllnghast, He IInows
Ferris and Placldc finished as nar
Third race. mile. sellInv-r-
0Iopkins). 16 10 ;. won: Noyas,,i
sem. l6 10 .. second; Zahm fRsss.
to /. third, Time. 1926 n
a. Lady McNally, Sir Angus ~
Fryer and Little EIva finished a.
Fourth race. ono and one-rirE,s
handicap-Whltewool &C. Ross, +
10. won; Dick Baker (Kederisi
second; Ada Meade (AicDogelH i,
third, Time, l;56. Colinct alsa
Fifth race, six furlongs. seM,,1
sulphur (McDowclD. to /. Nor.
iiy Street (kcderis), 10 Ia
Don Enrique (CaYaneugh), IL tsr
Time, liza 10, Dacia. Ami.
Marburg, Descendant. Lord of ,h
est, BellsnicEcr, Rots and Grea,
sar finished as named.
Sixth race. FIVE and half n,
selling Nick (BuYtoni III
Won; Jack Paine (McEwenl, s,ar-
ond: Ocean Queen OKirschbauml 4,
third. Time. l.09 2-5. Rcy HIM,
Jones and General Marchmoui s
as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
CRACK REVOLVER SHOTS
IN KEEN COMPETITION
Patrolnan Wire Best in Rapid Fire Match, but
Dyer, Van Mort and Sdorowicz Make
Good Records.

fred in Ave strings Of tcn each. The
prizes arc the same as In "a match.
Tho hardest and most exciting match
is that known as 3D. match or the
rapid firing contest. Twenty-Five shots
are fired In five strings OF five each. the
possible score being $50 points All shots
must bc made within limited number
OF seconds. a contestant may enter any
number of times. by paving the entry
fee. At present l.. i. Wire leads this
match with scores OF ZAP (rirst entry) and
l19 (sccond entry. The national prize
I, gold trophy TO be held one year. at
which time the winners name will be
Inscribed upon II, The second and third
prizes are silver and bronze medals No
state medals arc given In this match.
The target matches arc now being held
all over the United States. The patched
targets are sent to the secretary OF the
association al Springvile. Mass, at the
close OF the matches. and the winners are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
MAYOR HEADS FIGHT
FANS ON A SPECIAL

NEW YORK. Sept 13.-Frank Ufer,
manager Of Carl Morris. the Oklahoma
giant who will box Jim Flynn ten rounds
In Madison Square Garden Friday night.
received a telegram tonight notifying
him that a special train Will arrive in
New York from st. Louis. Friday morn
Ing bringing a delegation OF prominent
men from Oklahoma and Kansas TO sec
the contest.
The delegation from Sapulpa. Okla.
which is Morris's home town. Will be
headed by MAYOR Benton. The telegram
said that Morris is a To l favorite over
Flynn In Oklahoma
Both Flynn and Morris will wind up
their work tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
Today's Occur d 'Alene Entr

LIKE CITY. Ida. Sept. IN
for Thursday; ~
First race. five and half ~
purse, two-ycar- olds-Ymir. ll5:
Rankin. l13: iTorus, J1e; Manass,,-
Prince OF Bohemia. 10J. !"
Second race. five furlonss =
threc-Near-oldS and upTard-Br71
l)2. Gramercy, The Shrimp. RIO +
Abihu. Birdie r., Bavaria. Ben {
Lookout, 100: Mazle Girl. Dell 4
Oiseau. los.
Third race, 1vc furlones. selnnr-<
II. ShechAn, Saincst. Miss SIR. n
DarGin, Passenger, l0o; Rusty Cd
mopd Adams. Neno Won, Abe a
l0a; venetian. rs.
Fourth race. six furlongs. pupl
field. Mylcs O'Conncll. Dr. Dnf|
Fern L.. Daddy Clip. f0s: Fez, IN: 1
Macy. 103; Milt Jones. 1G3.
Fifth race. six furlongs. ssllir<-
mond. 1l3: OXer. ll2 Cleopat. III. q
.. Hogan. 10; elizabeth Harvet
Sixth race. one mile, selling.
year ar-olds-Twlrkingham, Abound
Dutch Rock, l0i; 'Muff, i0s; B
SoUle. Ben Grccrleaf. lol; Plt-s.pE
Apprentice allowance.
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Yesterdays inclemo1i weather prevent
ed the carrying out Of complete sched-
ulcs OF the target matches in which The
local members OF the United States Re
volver association are now competing AT
Fort Douglas. The only two entries yes
tcrday were {. T. Lctchncld. local gov
crnor OF the association. and John Van
Mort OF the Fifteenth regiment. under the
schedule known as IA" Others were
indisposed 10 attempt targets in the face
OF periodical rain. dust and wind
IctchficId and Van Mort. however. Off
cially tried the targets. making good
scores under adverse circumstances
Van Mort especially did good work
securing a total Of 313 points. This beats
the record OF Patrolman l.. f. Wire in
the "a" match by three points. Wire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
WOLCAST- -M'FARLAND
TO BE TRANSFERRED

MILWAUKEE,. WIS Sept 1.-THE
Noleast- McF arland iight billed for Fri
day night. was called of by the National
Athletic club shortly after midnight. fol-
lowing a conference OF the club officials
and county officers and Acting Governor
Morris.
II was evident from the last stand taken
by the acting governor and Sheriff Ar
mold with the backing Of the district
attorney that any attempt 10 put the
contest on would not be permitted
MAN1rOWOc. Wis. Sep. 13.-Mani-
towoc has made bid for the Wolgast-
Mcfarland flGhi If Milwaukee prohibits
me night next Friday night. and Frank
Mulkern. the Milwaukee promoter has
given local sporting men assurances that
nanltowoc Will bc given the first chance
TO stage II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
DAVIS TRAINS FOR
GO WITH SINCLAIR

Kid Davis. who won many friends
ar the brief bouts put on bv the Man
nau9n club last winter. Is training hard
TOT MS match OF ten rounds with "poa-
nuts sinclair At the Auditorium next
Monday night Davis Is game and has
considerable science" Manager HARDY.
Downing is looking for bows 10 90 six
rounds with McKenna and four rounds
with CARPENTER. He intends TO get as
good boys 50 ne can nnd 10 try their
riors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
MOONEY is IN GOOD
FORM; HIS TEAM WINS

A. Layton yesterday the Occidental
coiored team of Salt Lake defeated the
Sioux Indian ball team 10 .. Mooney
WAS in great form and pitched a good
game. These two teams will play al
Walkers field Sunday. and Manager
Frank Black says nc viii have a minstrel
band there. too. Manager Black says
MONEYS recent defeat was caused by
inc twirler trying To invent an airship.
Mooney has a model bplane and Is thor
oughly absorbed in his work Black pre- =
diets he will never get any higher up
in the air Than he was the day the red
men beat him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
VI, d. & r. C. Every suns,v

Vie D. & r. c. Every Sunday
TO Provo Canyon. $50 a. m, $40 +,
m. S1-25.
To Geneva. 1855 a. M, S125.
To Ogden. 1925 a. m, 12:45 D. m. Al
To Pbaraoh's Glen, 500 g. m. soc,
The Scenic Special" for beautiful
Provo canyon leaves here at 1850 a. m.
and goes through without change. Re.
turning 1t leaves North Fork at q n. M.
arriving at Salt Lake s:i5 .. m. Trout
and chicken dinners at Upper Falls
and Spring Dell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
BETTORS ARE ANGRY
AND GET WARRANTS

DIES MONIES. Ia. Sept. l3.-Robert
O'Cal,achan, former western league mag
nate. was arrested today on q gambling
charge and pleaded not guilty. He Is
charged with having received money
wacered on the Gotch Hackcnschmidt
match. Bcttors who were angry at
O'Callaghau because he held that the
money should lie drawn down. obtained
the warrants. O'Cnlia CHAN followed the
opinion Of Chicago newspapers That
whore there is no official stakeholder the
referees decision calling hcts off
may he taken advantage OF by any bcttor
whose conscience permits him 10 do so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
FLYNN THINKS HE
CAN BEAT MORRIS

NEW YORK. Sept. l3.-Seats for the
Carl Norris-Iim Flynn fight are ceiling
az fancy prices. The mayor Of Sapulpa,
Okla. and q crowd OF fight fans will
come on special train 10 sec their
White Hope tackle the Pueblo fireman.
FLYNN Is angry because Morris is favoritn
in the betting He SAYS lie will demon
strate Morris TX not In his cass. Morriss
managers say he will not be sent against
Jack Johnson right away II he wins
He viii wait until he learns moro about
boxing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
TROTTER BREAKS HER Ia
Sedclia. After Winning Two Hesh|
ceivcs Injury Causing Her to Be-

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. VI
track heavy, The Harvester. 81.
stallion trottcr. made vain axe
the state fair track this aflenx
lower bis record of 2:nl. lie n
quarter i'm :3oI, the half In ~
three quarters i'll l;3ll snd the
2:o3t. The performance. in vhE
conditions. Was considered rez1'
He may try again Friday 10 hs
worlds record
in the o:lS trot. Bedelia won
ond and third heats in sensalioa9
but in the fifth heat broke neF
was necessary TO shoot her. SUE
The Onondaga. 2:o4 pace, IN
$1,000 Earl Junior won In stfaea
Fest time. 2:0Il. The Able ssco'
dependence Boy third.
The Ka Moo No. 2:25 trot : 10
sI0c0-Fritz won In straight hssi'
time. 2.1It. Mrs. tSoEes sec''-'
Ambat third. -, ~
o:0S trot, i'm 3. purse sI2oc.s,ls W
in straight heats. Best time. Nv;
second, Gray Gem thidd.
The Syra cuse, Ell pace. ~
s5000-Sir r., b. e. Dy me eu
third. fourth and fifth heats ~ %,
Hal p. Junior. Won first neat
Second. third. Ernest stnr's'-
2:O7I, ":oil. 2.0il. 2:oio., .,u.
2;Ie pace. 3 In ., purse w
r. won in straight heats.
2.I0i. Myrtle Baron secO'~'
o Breirne third. .,.,a
a:lS trot. in 5, pure si;0Ssol sol
Louise won first, second sh1
and race. Best time. 2:lll. paw
deem second. Sunflower tnlIo;
won third and fourth hsa
time. 2:1l7. - IN
Special. to beat 2:ol trottnRRr
vcstcr. h. h. by Walnut hana n.a.,
quarters, 300. 1:01i. l:Sla. -'~'
To beat 2:soi trotting-EhlnSs, n,
b. m. by Biengen-Lickes' "ON
2:2JI. rossInf.
To beat go, trotting-Ioo1WI3 M
II. by Mol1e-Fanella. (Mur'a'
Won, Time. 2:24i. ,,s n
To beat 2:30 trotting-i1s-s 49,
h. by Todd-Door, won. ii"''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
Teachers and Summer Excursions
East

Chicago and return SIS 90. 81. Paul
and Minneapolis and return So. 90.
dates Of sale September 22ud and 23rd
October ith and 5th. final return limit
October 3lst. Also. October Ii. Final
return limit December 3lst, aud on
November 18th. December 2lst and
md. finaI return limit sixty days. Di-
Northwestern Railway. For partic.
ulsrs address {. A. Walker, General
agent; 81 South Main street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
Maps Beat the Tigers.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 13.--kalcr was too
much fer Detroit today and Cleveland
defeated the visitors, = 10 !. Detroit
made but six hits, nine striking out
Cleveland knocked Summers from the box
in the fourth innings. But for Olsen's
error in the ninth Detroit would have
been shut out Ri f..
Batteries-kalcr and Eastcrly. Sum
mers. Works and Stanage.
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New York Is Shut Out.

NEW YORK. Sept. l3.-Plank out
pitched Ford III pretty pitchers battle
today. Philadelphia winning. TO o. Lord
doubled In the first inning. went to third
on Oldring's sacrifice and scored when
knights throw to Blair on Collinss tap
carried slightly wide. McInnis scratched
hit in the ninth. took second on a dar-
ing play and scored on Thomas's slow
roller Ia Gardner. Score. R. II T..
Philadelphia ..................@ s
New York .............,..-. c >
Batteres-Pisnk and Thomas; Ford
and Blair.
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Mics Sutton Defeats Sister

SYRACUSE y. Y. Sept ls.-on the
courts OF the Onondaiga Golf and Coun-
try CLUB. Miss May sutton and Harry
kirkovcr OF Buffalo defeated Miss Flor
cnco sutton and 4. II Lewis or Svra-
cusc IN the nnul rounds of the mixed
tennis doubles today. 81, s-e, ~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
Attell 70 Fight Daley.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1a-Monte At
tell. the former bantam champion. has
been matched with Johnny Daley the
Jersey CITY bantam. for "A round go
before the Orleans Athletic club October
?. according 10 an announcement made
hcrc today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
American Associations

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept. la,-N,,-
neapohs. 1. Milwaukee. ].
lNDiANAPoLIS. Sept. l3.-Columbus.
2; Indianapolis. :.
KANSAS CITY, Sept ls.-s,. pauI A..
Kansas City. ;. -
LoCiSNlLi.E. Ky, Sept. 1S-Toledo
LOUISVILLE both gzraes postponed; rain.
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Oakland BuYs Frick

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. lathe oat-
land club OF the Coast league has pur-
chased James Frick. shortstop. from
III" Troy club OF the New York state
league. Frick will report TO Oakland
next spring. Last sesson he was in the
Eastern league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
MEXICAN FIGHTER GETS
CHANCE TO COME BACK

Los ANGELES, Sept. i3.-.Ioe Rivers
whose featherweight championship as
piratlons were msrred Temporarily by q
knockout administered by Johnny Kill
bsne on Labor day. will have chance to
come back" on October H. On that
date Rivers will fight the winner Of the
kllbnns-Con'ey twenty round bout
which is scheduled To be staged AT Eer
non on September 10
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Brooklyn Is Shut Ont

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l3.-Philadcl-
phia shut oui Brooklyn. 2 70 a in q
pitchers battle between Alexander and
Sarger. After two mcn were out f., the
seventh inning the home team scored its
runs on Tooley's Wild throw on Walsh.s &
gronnder and singles by Alexander.
knabe and T.ohert REE
Brooklyn . " a 4 i
PHILADELPHIA ~ n
Batteries-Barser and Erwin Bergen;
Alexander and Walsh. Umpires-Klem
and Brennan.