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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-30
MANY HORSES SCRATCHED.
Churchill Downs Track so Heavy Few
OMners Care 10 Start Steeds.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 2a,-The track was
noon, which resulted in the elimination
of the many entries. The handicap, the
principal event. was narrowed down 10
three starters. Semprolius winning hand
ily with Raleigh p. d, second and Little
Father third. The third event, sched-
uled at a mile and sixteenth. was de-
clared off, and a six furlongs selling
race run instead Summarizes
First race, six furlonss-Gates. $3.50 to
win, was first. George OXnard. SIS for
place, was second: Pierre Dumas S34 90
10 show. was third, Time. lS 3-5.
Second race. mile and twenty yards
irish Kid. s1l 80 TO win was first. Gold
Oak $3.50 for place. was second; DIR.
Burch. $40 10 show. was third, Time.
1:46.
Third race, six furlonGs fthc original
third race carde6 for one and one-six-
teenth miles was declared off and this
one ututed)-Balronia. SC straight.
Won; Duquesne. $3.50 place second; In
cision. $3.50 show. was third. Time,
1916.
Fourth race. six semprolius.
$3.50 10 win, was first; Raleigh p. %,
So 10 for place. was second. Little Faith
er: no show betting, was third. Time:
LIS 10
Fifth race. six furionZs Cook.
$50 to VIM first; Tourist. $3.50 for
place, was second. Yankeer, S2.I0 to show,
was third. Time, lis 25.
Sixth race, mile and slXtccntb--Halde :
man, si5.l0 10 win, was first; To1blG
bee, $3.50 for place. was second, Sir
Cleges, S4.lo to show. was third, Time,
l.0l 40
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MANY FAVOR|TES WIN
At COEUR D 'ALENE
Long Shots Threaten, but Are
Overtaken While in the
Home Stretch.
ENFIELD BEATS ARASEE
Churchill Downs and Wood
bine Programmes Bring
Out Some Fast Flyers.
ENFIELD BEATS ARASEE

SPOKANE. Sept. 29,-Fayorites were
generally successful at Lake City TODAY
The feature was a stirring race between
Enfield. the crack sprinter and Arasce
the former winning by half a length. Re-
suits:
First race, four furlongs, maiden .
year olds-F1orence Kripp (Gross)- ? 10
l. won; Marjorie Fleming (Groth). 80 to
!, second: Homcsick (BuXton). /! To l..
third. Time. 40 10 Lo MILO. Change
Of Air, Lady Mint Odellia- Anna Schnei-
der. Ravona CalIlsta Jones and Miss
Russa finished as named.
Cantem (GargaD, to l, won; Sorrow
full (Gross), Is 10 l second, Bonnie BARD
(Ross), to /. third. Time. 1:2S 4-5
Chief Desmond Oscuro, Judge Hender-
son. Good Ship. Nelsini and Birdie p
finished AS named.
Third race. six furlongs. selling .ady
Macy (Broth) TO .. won: Chilla tMc-
Ewen). to .. second: Venetian tFor-
syth). 5 to !. third, Time, l1i Back
Fretful and Roscvalc finished as named
Fourth race. six furlouGs, handicap
Enfields (BuXton). TO TO- won: Arasee
(McEwen) TO ., second; Big Stick
(Callahan), IL 10 ]. third, Time, 1:l3 As
Benorella Ravaria and Shooting Spray
finished as named.
Fifth race, Breeders purse. six fur
longs-Jeannette NJ (Cavanaugh). TO D.
won: Acolin (Fischer), TO !: second.
Angels: (Rossl. 70 to ]: thiod bid, Tine Time.
Little E.lva and Militaryman finished as
named
Sixth race. one mile, seline-Tommy
McGee (Brach). IA 10 3. won. Figent
(Rossl. 13 to 5. second; Reene W. (Mc-
atrioe soue Zahra. Aftermath and Annie
Revere finished a. named,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office or the Board OF Public Works :,
Lake CIV. SenIemher 90 l9ll

Office OF the Board OF Public Works. Sal,
Lake City. September 30 1911
Sealed proposals will be received a, this
office until o'clock p. m October %
1911. for constructing cement sidewalks
in sidewalk extension No, lSS. located be
tween y and streets and Third and
Eleventh avenues. according 10 plans on
hle in the city engineers office.
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans protiles, specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application al tho office OF the
board Of public works OF the CITY engi
neer for which deposit Of five ts5) dol
lars is required.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the board OF public works
H G MCMILLAN. Chairman.
m35o9
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board of Public Works, sal.
Lake city. September 30, 1911
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office Until S o'clock p. IN. October 20,
1871. for constructing curb and gutter.
and pavement in paving extension No.
,3, including Main street. North Temple
to Second North. Center street, First
North 10 Second North streets according
TO plans on file in The city engineer s
office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans. proflcs, specifications and forms
for contract ana bond. may hc obtane |
upon application a the office OF tho
board OF public works of The city cngi-
neer for which deposit OF five (S5) dol
lars is required
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order or The board Of public works,
III. q, MCMILLAN, Chairman.
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In his report to Ban Johnson, I'm
pire "Bill' Evans explains how he
happened to be mohbed in Cleveland
last Sunday, when he had to get into
an automobile and leave the city to
escape the mob, Angry fans searched
street cars and beat several persons
who rescmbed Evans, but the umpire
was waiting at country station, whore
he caught train for the cast, The
Sunday game ended the series. In his
explanation Evans SAYS: T" 1t was one
of those rough Sunday crowds, In the
third fifth and eighth innings, with
Cleveland men on the bases. balls were
hit along the left field foul line. Every
one OF them was from three to six
inches foul and of course ! called
them so. The crowd took exception to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-30
HARVARD APPOINTS
ATHLETIC RULERS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept 29.-Ru-
naors that the Harvard authorities had
decided 70 abolish the university's ath-
letic committee and place a faculty rep
resentaiive in charge of athletic affairs
have been dispelled. for this year at
least; by the action of the board OF over
seers reapponting the graduate members
Of the athletic comnaittee for 1911 -12. The
committee consists OF Robert F. Herrick
81: Dr. Edward n. Nichols, 's6, and
George Richmond Fearing, 90. The
other members of the athletic committee e
will continue TO be Dean Lebaron r.
Briggs. Dean p. :. Hurlburt and Edgar
n Wells. secretary OF The faculty to-
zether with three undergraduate mem =
oers vet 10 be selected, two OF whom
probably Will be Captain Robert T. Fish
er OF the football team and Captain Rob
err D. Potter of the baseball nine
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Matty Baldwin and Frankie Burns Fight Ora

80, won. Newcomer second. Time,
3 % as. No place or show betting.
Third race. five ADMINISTRATION.
straight 81. won; Tactics. place 40: sec
ond. Cherryseed show $500. third. Time
1;0l -15.
Fourth race six furlongs-Onr rico.
straight s610 won; Lucky Lass. place
s9.9o. second; Sunlike. $3.50 show. third
Time, l.16 2-5.
Fifth race. steeplcchaGe, about two
miles-Vttahalla straight $3.50. won
High Bridge. place s320. second: Broad J.
sword show $500 third. Time, 4 OF
Sixth race. one milc--Mlchaci Angelo,
S6,10 10 win. was first: Rockville. $50 80
for place, was second Cast steel. s3.lo
to show, was third. Time, 1:i3 l-5,
Holsbcrs. straight $3.50. won. Lad Of
Langdon. place $40 second. CMttihunk
show SEQ third Time | SO 3-5,
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Churchill Downs Entries.

LOUISVILLE. Sept, 90 Saturday en-
tries:
First race. six furlongs -Decaesarian.
100: Patriuche. McClintock, lo2. Jennie
Geddes. Leialoha. Merode. Gagnant. Fuc-
incur. Bobby, lo5; Mamita. 40. Bredwell
lIG.
Second race. six furlonGs-County Tax
Sc: jim Basey. McIvor, %: Knight Deck,
Phil Mohr, 10e: Labold. i0i; Herkimer.
l05
Third race selling mile and a quarter
Explicit, 100: The Hague, 10, STARTER.
Silver Knight. 1903,
Fourth race. the Fall City handIcap
mile and an eighth-Mcckler. 30; Messen-
ger Boy. "a; Princess Callawav. 100. Mil
ton 3. Helmet. 102: Cherryola. Swanna-
noa. 1oo; Fireman. 107: High Private
los; Carlton c., 10; Meridian, Mary Da-
Wis. lis.
Fifth race: purse, 2-year. .olds. six fur
iongs-Old Hank. Ursula Emma. l0e: Sir
slaise, lto Stripe 1l2; Mack p. Eu~
banks. 1l5; Worth, 122.
sixth race. selling. mile and siH-
teenth--Dust, Robert Bruce. Tay PAY
lo2 Merry Lad. Sieurd. Discount Char
lsy Strauss. 10o: Lolita Greed Sam Bar
ber, Long Hand. iI2; Force. Ben Howe.
lis.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
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American Horses Win.

MASEN Ia FITTE. Sept os.-The
Prix De Hudson River for two year olds.
distance seven furlonss. was won here to-
day by w *. Vandcrbilts Hallwell. In
the PriX Maseium for two-year- -ods. dis
tapce six furlonss, Nanderbilt'a Montrose
won. with III. B. Duryea Bugler second
The Prjx Du Tame. distance nine and a
half furlongs, was won By Charles Pts
er's Padouk
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CONSIDINE'S DOGS
FIRST AND SECOND

The United Northwestern Field Trial
clubs derby was won by Melrose Bob.
Melrose Sportstone second. both owned
BY John W. Considnc OF Seattle. Third
place was won by Gwynta, owned by Ed
Waters of Breckenridge. Okla and han
dIe6 by ". r, McMichael Michigan City
Miss. Five braces were run in tho all
age stake. Mobile. owned and handled
by ], NJ. .Avent of Hickory Valley, Tern.
ran hne race and did the bes. work
nf tho day. This stake Will not be fin
ished before Monday afternoon.
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COMMISSIONERS SEE
CHANCE FOR CHICAGO.
Baseball Rulers Decline to Set
Dates for World Series
Until Later.
PIRATES FALLING BACK
Philadelphia Is Making Hard
Struggle to Gust Pittsburg
From Third Place.
PIRATES FALLING BACK

Special TO The Tribune.
CHICAGO, sept. 29.-G!ants and CUBS
had no game scheduled Friday. hence
there was no change in the standing OF
the National league leaders. but PITTS
burg's defeat by Philadelphia seriously
endangcrs the Pirates chances OF landing
in third place. Philadelphia Is now only
five points behind the Dreyfus brigade.
The Giants have more games to play
yet than any other National league team
Philadelphia has Twelve to play, Ne"
York fourteen to play. Chicago nine and
Pittsburg only six more
Apparently the national baseball com
missioners believe that the Cubs really
have a. chance at the pennant. for at their
meeting In Cincinnati Friday they tailed
10 set the dates for the worlds cham
pionship games; They gave as reason
tain whether Chicago or New York would
represent the National league. They VIII
meet in New York next Thursday 'and
fix the dates for the world series.
Most everybody else. however. believes
that the Cubs chances OF overtaklnE the
Giants are about one in fve hundred but
II tho Cubs perform the miracle Chicago
three points now separate the Giants ana
Cubs. If New York loses ten games Chi
cago can lose two and still tie New
York.
If Chicago can win all OF It's nine re-
naming games and New York loses nine
OF It's remaining fourteen games the Cubs
will win the pennant. for the standing
of the teams would be:
Won Lost. PC
New York .,...s5 80 ,6l7
Or. II Chicago wins all OF its nine
games and New York loses eight OF It's
fourteen games. the teams will he tied
for the standing then would be:
Won, Lost. PC
Chicago ........s6 rs >623
New York ,...,.....,9S 9S IS ,62S
Or. II the Cubs could win seven out
of their nine games and the Giants
should lose eleven out OF their fourteen,
the Cubs would have the pcnnant. thus:
Won Lost. PC
Chicago s...,,o......9l 81 81 .eiu
New York --...-..s....,93 % 81 ,6Oi
The standing
New York -''..la go 30 'so@ Sa@
| Chicago ....., 81 9S oVg
| IPttsburg .,... 81 81 553
Philadelphia =. ..l2 IS 64 .5i9
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Wells to Fight Donovan.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Mat Wells.
lightweight champion ofo England has
been matched to fight Billy Donovan in
a six round bout AT the stadium IN To-
ronto October 6. The men VIII meet at
l20 mounds
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these decisions and yelled murder. Fin
ally in the ninth | called II strike on
Butcher aud he held his bat about an
inch from the ground TO show where
the ball went over. The crowd took
this up, and ! at once sent Butcher to
the bench. The man who took his place
struck ont. retiring the side and end
ing the game. The Cleveland players,
excepting Birmingham. went into their
clubhouse, while I started for the fun
mel which leads to the dressing room.
When | reached the entrance to the tun-
mel fellow blocked my way. I tried to
shove him aside. when he started to
swing. [ beat him TO it, and then the
crowd encircled me. Birmingham and
the Philadelphia players came to my
rescne and / fought my way out. "
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American Assoe;,+;;a

AT ColumDus-Louisy,I,. :,
bus. 4, 10; Co1
City. 4 '"ec, b; Ea.
AZ Toledo-IndianapolIs. 2. ~,
(called end ninth. darEncss, roled'
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RESULTS AT wooDelNE COURSE.
Michael Angelo and DR.. Holsbera Amona
the Winning Steeds.

TORONTO. Sept. 29.-First race. six
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40. won; Carril-
Ion. $3.50. second, Cooney X, out. third.
Time. 1.15
Second race. steeDlechase. about orc
and a half miles-Andy Chisholm. straigh,
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Western League

AT St. Joseph-St. Joseph Topeka game
pos tponed. rain.
Al Lincoln-L!ncoln. I; Sioux City, 3.
At Denyer-Dcnver, s, Omaha, 4.
At Pueblo-Pucblo. ! Des Moines, z.
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films TO US. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers.
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American League

Batterles-HuEhes, Gray and Henry,
Donovan and Stanase.
BOSTON. Sept. 29.-Chicago- Bos ton
game postponed rain.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9-St. Louis New
York game postponed; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o.-Cleveland-
Philadelphia game postponed. rain. Two
games tomorrow.
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PAY STREAK WINS HANDICAP.
knight OF vanhce at Long Price In
MutueIs Comes Home First,

HELENA Mont. Sept. 29,-Long shots
won at the fair grounds today. Anna
May and Ethels being the only favorites
to win. The feature event. the NARROW
easily won by Pay Streak over Gomul;
the talents choice. The victory OF
Knight OF Jvanhoe over good field In
the mile race was the sensation of the
day, the Knight breezing In ten lengths
10 the good, The special pace by heats
follows;
First heat-Christina Murray, $3.50
straight. $40 place. first; Navajo CEiol-
brooke, ss76 place. second; Miss Primus
(kleD third Time o:17
Second heat-Christina, $3.50 straight
$3.50 place, first; Miss Primus, $3.50
place. second. Navajo. third. Time,
The result OF the EGO trot-Hokola
(Blackmanl, 81 straight and $40
Results of Running Events.
Third race. selling. five furlonss-
place, won: Klnfoiks (Nelson), $3.50
place. second; Decency tBoreD, third;
Time. 1:co, Wabanan. Amargosa and
Brightness also ran;
Anna May dmcs). 5000 straight, $50
place won; Joe Moser EBTaay)' ,S.n SS 10
Time. l:o2. Lady Adelaide and Lee Har-
rison II, also ran.
Fifth race, the NARROW handicap six
furlongs-Pay Streak BRADY, $3.50
straight, 5000 place, won. Oswald B.
(Baileyo, $40 place. second; DR.. Dough :.
erty (Bulman), third. Time. 1,14. Kid
North and CSomul also ran.
Sixth race. five f,nlongs. sclling-James
Blackstone tCotton), $3.50 straight.
$3.50 place, won; Elcctrowan (Rosen),
| SS. so place. second: Bill Mayham tVogt).
third. Time. .0l4. Robert Mitchell. FL
Perfecto and Ormonde Cunningham also
ran.
Seventh race. one mile selling-knight
OF Ivanhoe CBrady). se2 20 straight, SIG. 80
place. won; Wicket (Cotton). 1910 place.
second; Patriotic CNelson). third. Time
l.42. Voting, Hammeraway Bonfils.
Pedro, Queen Lead and Edna Stewart;
also ran.
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Eleven Innings to Tie.

CINCINNATI. Sept 29.-Cinclnnati and
Boston today hattled eleven innings TO
a tie. darkness stopping the contest.
Score: z. II. T.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. 13 .
Cincinnati ...........,.......i
Batteries-TyIer. Weaver and King;
Gaspar Fromme, Mclean and Clarke.
Umplrcs-Johnstone and Eason
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Coast League

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 29.-Score
r. II. e
Los Angeles ..,...............3 3 9 5
vernon ,pss........ y "
Batteries-Palmer and ABBOTT; Raleigh
and Brown
PORTLAND, Or. Sept 29,-score;
r. II. e.
San Francisco ....,..,.... /
Portland g.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
Batteries-Mlller and Suter and Berry
korstner and La Longe.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2e.-score:
r. II. r.
Sacramento .. ................ IL n
Oakland =. ........,...-,,.,....
Batteries-Mahoney and Thomas; Ables
and Pierce.
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Pirates Beaten by Phillies,

PITTSBURG. Sept. 29.-Before a small
crowd Philadelphia today defeated Pitts
burg Score; Il. Fl. F..
Pittsburg ..,,..,.,.......,..,
Philadelphia ...-....,..,......
Ratteries-Gardner. Hendrix and ST.
RiSler and Fipneran-
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siticu, OF whom thcre Will undoabted-
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extended trips on the great trunk
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The Pacific Highway Association Is
dcsirous OF having as many delegates
a. poas1hla-makc the convention trip
by machine. Twenty-Five have H.
ready announced their intention OF
motoring down from Seattle alone,
The big contingent from the north
yin b rivaled In size by that from
Southern California. while many high.
way advocates are expected from
Eastern points. One Of Oklahouna's q
leading oil operators will be present.
and many other well-known Eastern.
crs are to be- Invited.
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developed condition that he can read
sosr life like . book and give you
needed intormation.
Ladies' can visit him without fear
OF having their conAdsnee betrayed.
and gentlemen need have no fear Of
he1ag imposed upor. All viii And In
hin . reliable m.dium and gsatie.
mar - veil, who hes no ''hambug-
gsry" or hooA0o husiAsss connected
: ~ be nsdiumship. He givss asiss
bets anl Agurss. vs!isbls and impor-
Lant advice and Information On al
buslseas undsstatiAgs. warns you Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-20
VISIT Ne EXPOSITION
VA AUTOMOBILE ROUTE
faciar hieAWay Association takiag
0seaa lntesess - Fusshreing use a
Hlghways aaa esersioa u llsch.
Nesasa 0lgns

With the great Panama.Paci6c M.
tional expedition still nearly four
years away. Gan Franeiseo ID already
bsginninS u feel its flrst benefits In
the way OF Increased attsation from
the whole coast. Pictures OF the fair
site. Of the ground breaking ceremo-
nies and Of the exposition - Il viii
look when ready for visitors are nnd.
ing their way Into shop windows from
Skayvay to Msxico. The lyrieists are
taking notice. too. and on pianos far
and vide the jovial strains Of Down
In San Franeiseo. where the Wealth
er's Pair" compete With . new at-
traetjoa. '1'n Going Baek- Baek-