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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Today,s Helena Entries.

HELENA, Mont. Sept. 2T--Entries for
Thursday:
First race 211 pace. purse s1500-Dr.
Redd. Camille Primus Young Adalia.
Mona Bella, Gold Finder, Sheppard Lad
die Helena Gitl.
Second race. five furlongs l03;
Royal Dolly, 10I: Pico. l03; lJthels. ll2.
Third race. six furlongs-Oswald B
los; Lena Lech. 1lf; James Blackstone,
los. Lady Adelaide. I06; Lee Harrison H..
l01 Flying. ia.
Fourth race. mile and eighth Hell
ena handicap, purse slooo--Jack O'Lan-
tern, o6: Sake. 1o4; Coppertown. 100; En- :
dyn,on IT,, 1%9; Chester Krum. 1872; Mit
Jones. lo2; Luke Gates. %; Zoroaster. ia.
Fifth race, six and half furIongs-
VotiSg 100; Anna May. 100; Montauk
Don Dorian Prince Madeline Musgravc,
Dcneen, Acquia, Kogo. 109.
Sixth race, five furlongs-pefnite lO5;
Annie Nelson, l05; Smiley MetZner. Doc
Allen. Ijl Pcrfecto HI Henry, III; Kin
folks. Brightness, 100; Copperfeld. Cabin,
Elcctrowan, III, Amargosa. los.
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INJURED JOCKEY WINS.
Stanley Martin Puts up Game Ride on
kuropatkIn at Ogden,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept 21.-Jockcy Stanley Mar
tin, who was injured last Friday by a
fall from Pavan, was up on Kuropatkin.
the third race in Jodays programme at
the Four State fair and the announce
mept that Martin was TO ride was fol-
lowed by plunge on his mount. Con-
siderable money was laid on Kuropatllin
at to ]. The ponies were punched at
the start, but the race soon developed
into neck and meek affair between No
Quarter and Kuropa atkn The finish was
spectacular with Martins mount winning
by q nose.
While Jockey Martin was much i'm
proved from his injuries he was, TO all
appearances. almost too weak 10 ride
He had 20 he assisted from his sad
die and to the paddock when the race
was over.
BY winning three straight heats Laura
3. easily captured the harness event.
Grey Star took second money in the
three heats. TodaY's results:
t1rst race. trot or pace, purse. 5000
Laura B Won Grey Star second Kat
ter Gray, third. Time. 2:l7 20.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
Title II won; Byron, second; Defy third
Time .02 20.
Third race. SIX furlongs handcap-k ku-
ropatlein won: No Quarter. second; Davie
Andrews. third. Time. 1:l6.
Today's Ogden Entries.
First race. 300 class trot or pace. purse
S300-Lucreceus. Walrika King, Prcmus
Mary Manners. Stride On.
Second race. four and a half furIongs-
Star Blaze, ne: Sea Coast. ll3; Hadad
100; w. j. Friday. ll5; Albert Jones, Io5;
Josephine Berry. I13
Third race. four furlongs-Titus II. 1l9:
Princess Ina. ~ Mona Lisa, llS, BY
ron. lle; Gresham, 1l?.
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Today's Woodbine Entries,

TORONTO. Sept, 27,-First race. two
year-olds, purse. $500 added for horses
foaled in Canada. six furlopgs-Ondra :
mon, steam mooat, 120. Joe Gafety Court
Belle. Short Dream. ca Piecko Mar
guete, 100; (A) Rock Spring. los. (A)
Valley farm entry.
Second race. three-year olds, purse.
selling. six furlongs-Wrap, sCold
Spring. Towton Field. los: NightfaiI.
Planutes, l0i. "Moncricf 100. For,
Worth. 9S; Scarlet Pimperneu. l07: Syd-
ney r.. Eagle Bird, lO5; Ben Lomond,
Third race, all ages. EPSON handicap.
$500 added, six furlongs-Sir John John
son. 1926: Lawton Virgins. Guy Fisher,
III; Silly Night. 105; Herbert Turner,
Fourth race. thrcc-year -olds and M.
Nnora handicap 500 added. mile-Kate
lIttlc Berry, o.: Star Charter. ll3, La
horc, 105
Fifth race. four-year-olds and UP.
Brockcnhurst handicap. stceplechasc,
SI00 added. about two miles-Jimmy
Lane, 15d DR.. Heard. 1872. The Welkin,
lI0; Thistle Dale. ne.
Sixth race. two-year-olds, GIlies.
purse. 500 added. FIVE and a half fur
lonGs-Flamma. Eton Blue Flower Girl
l05; Mission. Camelia, Sadie Shapiro
Fanchettc. Ilo: PIrosuc. 90
Seventh race. three year olds and up
Nation purse. selling $500 added. mile
and slXteenth.'Lady Orimar, 1Ol .
.\nImus. Noon, High Gun. lo7: Bang
keck. III; Chepontuc. los,
apprentice allowance.
Weather cloudy, with showers; track
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DUCK HUNTERS ARE
EAGER FOR OCT. 1

Gun club members are eagerly awaiting
the opening OF the duck season on Octo-
her l. The Central Gun club Is having
its grounds put In iirst-clas shape, Duck
sickness is practically n thing OF the past.
The birds arc all big and healthy this
year. a vast amount of water Is being
received from the surplus canal. which
Just suits tho ducks. The lubhouses
have been thoroughly renovated.
Members Of the Rudy Gun club believe
this will he the best duck season the
club has ever had. Messrs. Sibley, Hardy
and Tobin visited the preserve recently
and report that even the poorest shots
will have no difficulty in getting the legal
maximum Of birds
The Chesapeake club has had its
grounds put in good shape and large
number of members arc expected Sunday.
The Bear River Duck club and the
Duckville Gun club have made extensive
improvements. Mcssrs. Finch and Rogers,
who are prominent members Of these
clubs, as wen as the Central club, have
visited the preserves frequently. They
believe the sport will be unexcciled this
year,
Tom Weed OF the New Moon club has
already notified lbs friends that he viii
have ducks 10 SPARE as soon as the sea-
son opens and other members are just
as confident
The Morris club has also made full
preparation 10 accommodate the members
next Sunday.
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DESERET GYM TO
GIVE A RECEPTION

The big Deseret gymnasium. which
has been overhauled the past summer,
will be thrown open 10 the general pub
lic tonight from till II, On account
OF the large membership last season and
the consequent large number OF class
periods in the gymnasium. the building
has been in constant use since the last
reception, about year ago. For the
last two months Il small army OF paint
eTs carpenters and electricians have
been kept busy getting everything In or
der for the annual fall rush. The classes
have all resumed active operations and
the board OF control decided To give the
general public an opportunity OF inspect
ing the whole building. The board OF
control will act as n reception commit
ice and the Intermediate leaders class
Will serve as guides. An orchestra will
play from ill II p. m.
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NEITHER PUG VERY EAGER
Plenty OF Places Within Easy Reach OF
London II Principals Willing,

LONDON. Sept Elf the injunction
issued today Is made rho excuse for pre-
venting the Johnson Wells prize night. II
will he because ono or the principals or
their promoters want the fight called off.
There are plenty OF places within easy
reach OF London where the fight can be
held
Paris is exceedingly anxious TO have
the big match there and such thing
as Interference by the French courts is
out OF the question
Tho great trouble is that all concerned
are ont for the money rather than for
the glory. London is the only place
where the fight viii net a comfortab
competence for the defeated man and a
nice fortune for tie victor or course
II the fight is not permitted In London.
Johnson Will he compelled 10 accept less
for his services. but II Bombardler Wells
In his own heart believes he has a chance
10 win the worlds championship from
Jack Johnson he will offer 10 fight In
Paris or In some secluded spot
The fact of the matter is that John
son is cut Of condition and nothing but
a generous purse will induce him TO go
into the ring, while Wells all along has
consoled himself with the thought that
II he is defeated he will have big sum
of money a solace.
Ii tho injunction stands. therefore, II
is likely that neither johnson or Wells
will care 10 fight for the glory and an
indefinite sum of gate receipts
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The university football eleven took part
in the first scrhnmagc OF the year ycstcr-
day. Both The freshman team and the
boys from Granite high school. opposed
the u team Coach Bcnnion arranged
the work 80 that every member OF all
three squads got his share Of the prec-
ticc.
Varsity men lined up against the fresh
men first. taking the ball and leaving tho
freshman boys 10 do the defensive work.
Next Bennion lined up his men against
the Granite hoys, letting the Younger
men take tho defense. After brief rest
the "U'' team lined up against the fresh
men. but this time IL was tho freshman
team which carried the ball and the var
5ity men who took the defense. Bennion :
man then left the field srN1 Pitts's boys
lined UP against tho Granite men for short
practice.
Bennton shifted the men around consid-
abiy. All showed up very we'll but
there were some who did especially we'll
Happy Holmstead, or Romney and Dez
Rennion were exceedingly effective In the
back field on the offensive. while on the
defensive Sam Olsen at tackle and Duncan
Gardener al center made cradItablc show
lnes.
Captain Laun Romney was indisposed.
but Wild Ashton, who took his place. did
very we'll considering the fact that he has
Just been out three nights. Workman
and Titus on the ends and Goodspeed at
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CANADIAN SPLINTER
IS DEFEATED AGAIN
Ocean Queen Takes Measure
of Pride of Lisnlorc at
Occur d'Alene.
TWO RECORDS IN DAY
T. M. Green Sets Mark at
Churchill Downs; Adams
Express Lowers 1t.
TWO RECORDS IN DAY

SPOKANE. Wash. Sept. 2I.-Spokanc
day at the Lake city track was fea-
tured by the victory of Thomas CAL
houn, winner OF the 1910 Spokane derby,
ny the victory of Ocean Queen in the
one and one~eightln miles Spokane handi-
cap and the second consecutive defeat
of Pride of Bismore. the British Column
bia sprinter. which topped the list OF
Canadian horses this season
The summary:
First race. six furlongs. sclliug-Thom-
as Calhoun &C Ross. . 10 L. won: Ro-
berta tGrotm. 10 >. second: TrlsLe
(Carterl. II 10 |, third. Time, la Nc
Meada. SorrowfuI. FrIcze and Acolin
fnised rs named.
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Sil~
Yer Stocking Ciirschbsum), 10 . won:
MeddlIng Hannah 'Taylor). . 70 l. third.
Time. i:l5. Judge Cabaniss. DarcinE
ton. Good Ship. Lord Of the Forest and
Little Elva finished as named.
lor Boy Gross: IS TO 3 won; Frank
&. Hogan Groth), II to :. second; Reene
w; VCayanaugh,; 40 % I. third, Time,
Ia IL As: Baelia; BolsnieNsr 5.,1c Judge &c
named.
Fourth race mile and an eighth. Spo-
kane handicap-Ocean Queen tCallahan)
TO / won; Jack Paine (McEwen). IL
/. third. Time, 1854 2-5 Dick Baker.
Whidden and Sir John finished as named.
Firth race, one mile, sellng-Dutch
Rock (Callahan), 10 2, won; Abound
(Boland) to 3. second. Cisko (Radtkel IT.,
l2 10 I. third. Time. 141 2-5. Rake.
Beatrice Soule Oscuro, Miss Greenwood
Annie Revere and Pit-a Pat finished as
named
Sixth race, five furlongs, purse-Useeit
tkirschbaum). ; TO .. won; Pride OF Lis
more 'Muiligan). S 10 5. second; Cleopat I
tRiddlep, Z to l. third. Time. loo 2-s
Jessupburn. Daddy Clip and Black Mate
An iShed as named.
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TENNESSEE DOG
RUNS GOOD RACE

MOUNT VERNON, Wash, Sept. 81
The first series In the All-Ameiica Field
Trial clubs all-agc stake was finished
here today. Nine braces of dogs were
run. Momoney, the crack Tennessee dog.
ran a race this evening that has seldom
been bettcred at IA field trial.
Among other dogs that ran good races
today were Theodore White stone. an Ala :
bama dog; Black Eyed Susan Whtestone
Of Pittsburg; lone Whitestone, Fort
Worth. Tex, dog: Miss Hettie OF Cleye-
land, o., and Mclrose Red. owned by
John ". Considine OF Seattle
The all-age stake and all-America
trials viii be finished tomorrow, weather
permitting. The Judges have made draw
ings for the second series as follows:
Creole Sue with Mcrosc Red. Miss IIet-
tie with Theodore Whtestonc, Commits
sioner with Llewcllyn. Dearest One Mo-
money with Uncle Dave
The United Northwestern clubs derby
VIII be started tomorrow.
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Ends Catarrh
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Football Games

NEW HAVEN Conn. Sept. oI.-The
Yale eleven marked the opening OF the
football season here today by defeating
Wesleyan 81 TO o Yale displayed cX-
ceIlent early season form and handled
the forward pass several times success
fully and without permitting Wesleyan to
become dangerous at times.
ITHACA, y. y, Sept. 2I.-Cornell easi-
ly won It's opening game OF football Of the
season from Allegheny today, 81 10 o. Al
though the Ithacans outplayed their op-
poncnts ar all times. keeping them from
making even first down. local observers
saw many points in the PLAY which in
dicatcd need OF more finishing.
At Hanover, ". H.--Dsrtmouth, is;
Norwich university. :.
AZ Carlisle. Pa.-Carlse Indians, 80;
Muhicnberg. o.
At South Bethlehem. Fa.-Lehi. a:
Lebanon Valley. u.
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OSWALD q. SETS RECORD.
Not Favoritc Wins at Helena Running
Races.

HELENA. Mont. Sept. 27.-Oswaid r.,
rank outsider, broke the track record
today by winning the Merchants selling
stakes. the feature event og the day over
Il seven n-furlonC course. in I :r6 ilat, lust
noEiDS out AcUmcn. II vas a day of long
shots Joe Mpscr. almost 20 TO ! shot
beating III pcrfecto IN the second race.
Not a faIoritc won Summary:
The result OF thc 80 trot. $1,000, h..
heats. was ms follows:
First heal-Bsn Walker (SmitID
$3.50 straight. $3.50 place. Won: Cadence
lSteveDsonD. s, place. second: Johnnie
Murphy tAr6ucliicb. third: Corsair OHu-
berD. fourth Montana Chief distanced.
Time. @.l57.
second hcat-Cadepce. $3.50 straight.
81 so place. won: Ben Walker. $40 place
second; Johnnie Murphy. third CorsaIr.
fourth. Time. 2:ls
Third hcgt--JOhnnic Murphy. sS 20
straight. S.. 10 Mace. won: Cadence. 50. so
place. second Ben Welkcr. third. C,orssir.
fourth. Time. 2:1ii.
Fourth hcHt-Johnnic Murphy, $3.50
straight. $3.50 place. won: Corsair, $50 40
place. second: Son Walker, third: ca
dcncc. fourth. Time. 2:ij!.
F'ii,h heat-Corsair- $l0i.5O straight
$3.50 place. won. Ben Walker (, 20
plsce. second: Johnnie Murphy third
Cadence. fourth. Time. 2:lS.
Summary OF the running races,
Second race. five fUrlonEs sclIInr--Ioo
Noscr IBailey1. gal "a straight. So Mac
SCI show, won: Garland tDonovanj. sI6 80
place Si5ig shay ssGQnd; DOG .,IIcp
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SUMMIT COUNTY FAIR
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS

j. Edward Taylor. state Horticultural
Inspector: Prof. John T, Caine Jr.. Prof.
J. G. Hogenzon and Mrs. Hazel l.. Dun
ford. all staff members %! the extension
division Of the State Agricultural college
returned Yesterday from CoslYile where
they oniCiated as judges during the sum
nit county fair, preceding a highly sue
cessful farmers institute. held In the
stake tabernacle Tuesday night. The cN-
hIbits werc found TO be of general cxcaI-
lcnce and an unusually high Standa ri.
especially the apple displays Each dis
play, according to the Judges. was worthy
OF a prize The livestock and grain dis
plays were exceptionally fine.
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Today's Louisville Entries.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 27,-Entrics for
Thursday:
Beautiful. 100: Polly -, Dilatory.
Nichias. Leihols, 100: Sir Marion. 1o7;
Commoner's Touch, los: The Reach, Ill
Wyandotte, Mack r. Euhanks. lis.
Second race. selling. six furlongs-De-
laney: loSi Ethelda. los: Bobby Boyer.
los; Neaeta SJrome, Royal Captive l07;
WorkboN, los: Campeon. t15.
Third race. handicap. mile and a six
tecnth-T.eamence, l02: Hilton. l03;
Spohn. 105 Star Bottle. liz.
Fourth race. Golden Rod stakes. two
year-ods. six furlongs-Brig. 90; Wyeth,
9s. Kaiser. Sly Lad, 9S, Azyiade. 103;
Island Queen. 10i.
Fifth race. selling, three-year ds,
mile-Rousseau, Stare. Rose Engle, 1902:
San Bernardino. Swartz HILL Swish, los;
Emily Lee. Tay Pay, Mockler. Ben Pry-
or, l07: Sigurd, 10a.
Sixth race. selling. mile and a six
teenth--Ramasan, %; Lack Rose. io2,
Col Ashmeade, 1903; Forehead, 10i, Force,
LOG; Sandria 100.
Weather clear. track fast.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
TO PICK CAPTAIN

The high school boys held their first
football practice yesterday afternoon.
They had twenty-five men out and prac-
ticed two hours. They will hold a meet
ing Thursday afternoon to elect cap
tain and manager for their class team.
Coach Richardson has decided to post =
pone the scrinmsgc work until next
week. This will only give them a few
daNs preparation before their first game,
October . Coach Richardson is train
ing the men TO get tho jump on their
opponents. Hc lines up the mon in 4
long row ard every lime nc rolls the
bah over they start.
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Clifford Case Dismissed.

Upon tho motion Of District Attornov
y. q. LcsihHrwood, Judge =. 9. Loot.
b"urou- Wednesday morning dismissed
the Csso of the state against Ethel CIif-
ford. accused of pauderInE IN connection
with leading pogney Grey. aged ls Years
into the stccksd". The district attorney
said that 'nc state had no ease against
the Clifford woman and Ne therefore
aaked that prosecution he dropped
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Item Welcomed
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

@sHAi ""a 'AA y s'h
that has any inter
est In boxing should
roast II. Why, lool
at the Johnson anc
Ketchel affair. II
some only knew
the inner working OF
that business Il
would make then.
wonder"
In discussing othey
matters Rickard said
that he was done
With the promoting
business, still. IL H."
could find anv enc
Johnson's s equal b.,
would match hin
against the colore :
champion. He also
Cayn II as his opin-
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Pitcher Going on Mission.

Slim Jensen, the tremendously tall
pitcher who was with Dick Coolcy's ball
team and also with McCloskey OF Butte
will leave here next Wednesday for a
mission TO Holland. Members OF the Salt
Lake League team will give Jensen Il
benefit dance in the Odeon hall next
Monday night.
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To Dafend Golf Title

NEW YORk, Sept. %1.-llarold II. HE
ton tho British golf player. will return
to this country next year 10 defend his
title uf American champion. which he
Won recently at the national golf tourna-
ment AT Rye, y. Y. The English golfer
sailed for home today on board the
steamship Campeuia.
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Fight Ten Fast Rounds

INDIANAPOIIS. Sept. 2i-Esy Eron-
son of this city and Tommy Howell OF
draw here tonight, Howell scored
two knockdowns and in the fourth round
Bronson went down from a right swing
for the count Of eight. Bronson had tho
Philadelphia man on the canvas In tho
second and in the last several rounds
pushed him hard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
MAPS HAVE HOPES
OF BEING SECO)

Interest in the American leagus
now centers in the fight for secon1
third places. Cleveland, by dei4
the champions "Wednesday. drew 8
nearer 10 Detroit In the uphill fgn(
tie and farther ahead OF New
the latter not playing becanpe 81 /
Chicago passed the half way mar
defeating Boston. The standings;
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Giants Are Shut Ont

CHICAGO, Sept, 2T-Chicago tods,
down New York's lead by shuIiin:
the visitors. The game proved a
sided affair, with Richie pitching Nh
Marquard wlldness was h
Schultz, Murray and Archer dIvidsI'
ting honors. Score: RI
Chicago ..-..,........... Il
New York ,............
Batteries-Richle and Archer:
guard Crandall and Myers. Wilsun
pires-O'Day and Brennan.
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Denies Lincoln Sale.

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Sept 27-Rcpor,s
that he had sold the Lincoln base oall
franchise in the Western league were de-
MED tonigh, by Donald c. Despair, owner
Of the local clun.
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American Associatioa

AZ Minneapolis Indianapolis o; Mime
apols, -. Second gamc-indianapolis o:
Minneapolis g.
At 'rolcdo-Louisville. o: Toledo C.
At Kansas City-Milwaukee o, Kan
sas CITY. 1 =
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Cobb Gets -Four Hits.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Deirs'
day punched hits in one Inning ~
pjon and defeated Washington
batting and the fielding OF Spn'v'
Mcbride were features. lopv
four singles in four times al psI
Washington .,......''s''''''
Detroit ...s,.....''::' -.
Batteries-Cashion and hcn'''
ington and Slanase.
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(Centar Shot is credited with a mile In
l:3I - on a circular track al Los An
Seles In la0s. The records OF Dick Welles,
Fern l.. and Kiamesha are all l.37 e-ol
Sixth race. mile and furlong-Stone
Street. $50 TO win. Was first: sam Bar
Der, $40 To place, was second; Grow
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