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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-02-09

THE VEGA MISSION FRIENDS
Meeting will be held at the farm Of
Mr. Haldin. Sunday afternoon at J.
O'clock. The preacher will be at
home for the evening meeting in War
rem.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-02-09

the bid payable to A. G. Lundgren,
Auditor of Marshall county
All bridge material must be on the
ground before the spring breakup.
Plans and specifications will be fur
nished on application by w. r. Hoag
Civil Engineer 1920 7th st. So. East
Minneapolis, MINI.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
"A. G. Lundgren,
County Auditors seaD
County Auditor,
Marshall County, MIMI
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-02-09

Excel and committee Of the County
Board of Marshall County, Mimi, will
receive bids for the construction of
permanent bridge across Thief River
in the Town of Excel, Marshall Coun.
ty, MINI. Said bridge to be per.
manent bridge of steel, stone and con-
crete; main span to be 80 feet and one
8 feet open approach, is feet roadway.
and with reinforced concrete abutt
ments. Plans and specifications viii
be on file with A. G. Loftnes, FIVE
miles north Of Thief River Falls,
MINI. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
Excel, Mimi, Jan. 23rd, 1911.
By the Town Board,
John G.. Skomedal,
Chairman Of Town Board.
A. q. Loftnes. Supervisor
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NOTICE

The party that found my steel,
leather covered cane at the G. N. de,
pot Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, will
please return same to me and get re
ward, w. H. Dixon.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

Notice to Bridge Contractors.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of February 1911, at o'clock
p. NJ, at the residence of Halvor Ma
land the Town Board Of the Town of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
HIGH PRIVATE WINS AGAIN.
Carlton c.. FavorIte at Churchill Downs,
Proves Disappointment.

LOUISVILLE. oct. 5.-HiGh Private
scored his second victory or the week
when nc captured tho handicap the
fourth race and principal event OF the
card. this afternoon At Churchill Downs.
Winning from n hiGh-class field he had
To bc ridden hard all The way. Lea
mcUce was close second and Sand riau
MAS third. Carlton c.. tho heavily played
fayoritc In the handicap. proved disap-
pointing Tourist and Winning Widow
were The only winning iavorites.
The summary:
First race. six furionCs Winning
Widow. 1910 straight. won. Jack Wells
$50 place, second. Union Jack, $3.50
show. third. Time 1:ll Go.
Second race. mil" and sixteenth
Emily Lee. $3.50 straight won: Dis
content. $3.50 place. second; Doncastcr.
$50 show. third. Time. l:I7
Third race. six fwlonEs-Fre- Lance.
$3.50 straight. won: The Reach, g 30
place. second; Whoelwright. 81 So show.
third Time. 1918.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
High Private. sli.I0 straight. won: Le-
meance. $40 place. second: Sandrisn-
$40 third. Time. l.fi So.
Fifth race. six fuTlonEs Tourist. 81 90
straight. won. II Toro. $3.50 DIacr sec
ond; sly Lad. $40 show third. Time.
I:I2.
sixth race. .-year-olds and up mile
and siXtecDth-Sir Clcges, sI03o
straight. won: Stone Street. $3.50 piacc
second: J: H. Reed, 500 show. third
Time. ! tf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
RUSH FOR TICKETS
To WORLDS SERIES
Preliminary Demands Indi-
cate That All Records for Al
tendance Will Be Broken.

NEW YORK. Oct. e.-Within twenty
four hours after the announcement yes
tcrday OF the schedule OF games for the
1911 worlds baseball championship appIi-
cations for seats came in such numbers
that the offices OF tho New York baseball
club were flooded with chcclladen mis-
sivcs.
The demand was So overwhelming that
extra clerks were engaged 10 attack the
mountain OF mail. The applications were
too numerous TO count tonight, but they
ran into the thousands
In addition hundreds Of local fans ho-
hcyins they could get in on rhc ground
floor wcni TO tho offices, only In find
that no tickets would bc issued until the
advance sale begins Thursday
BY strict enforcement of The rule Of
only four tickets Ia ono purchaser. and
The rejection of suspicious applications.
IL is hoped 10 reduce speculation 10 4
minimum.
At tho Polo grounds here. where the
first game Will he called week from to-
morrow. preparations arc nearly COM
pletcd to take care OF Ga 000 persons, lC
this number can be squeezed into the
stadium now being compile cd by tho
erection OF a ncw ouiiicld bcs sec
tion the crowd viii he the largest ever
seen al a baseball game.
The worlds series record attendance at
any ono game has been less than 81. n0n
In 1910 the total admissions FOR the Eve
game series between Chicago and PhIla =
dclrhia was 12i.222. an average OF less
Than -. 200 10 \ game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
ENTRIES FOR STATE FAIR.
Or. Red and Jim Stewart VIII % Mc
Against Time Today

Racing begins a, 80 o'clock sharp1
First race, free -for-sll pace or trol.
purse 5i0oo-Mandoln tJsmos Bsinardl
Orange Hal o. II. Titlcrl. Lille f. DR.
=. Willams). Nolo tR. L. Williams.
Young Adsls O.. II. Johnson. Baby
Thorn CNillism H. Walkcr. Laura H.
'Parcy Bcnnlon), Dan r. ,Charlcs Zcim
crl Merry Direct IN. Woudhouse)
Second race. 2.35 class. pace or tro,.
purse sioo0-i. Orange Blossom tN.
MortensenI. silver sliyHrs a.. G.. Strong.
stride ON 'Mrs. Il. Morris). L. w IN
T.. Iswrenccb. Helen Whitcman pl H.
tarpentsr)- Bobbic g. |M L.. Harhisonj
TriN ~. II. pives). Nat McGreeor on.
Thatcher
= Third race. four and half furlongs.
running. purse 500 for nonwiuners a,
this eetins-Severus Glo). Bryon IIa).
Mona Lisa no. Beaumont GiN. CRU
linda DtD. Secret (a7b. w. ]. Friday
Ilil, kuropatEn fig. split Second
llsl. Defy a0, Tube Rose no. Navar-
70 I1?i.
Fourth rsce-onicers' race for silver
Fifth race. ono mile. handicap purse
s3eo-No Quarter G1n. SwagcrIator
,iosl. Defy (ooi. Grcenbridrc Gis1
Charles J.. Harvey. Dorothy Ann no5,.
Bnna l1oii. Senator Fricse l0o). HOWE
bpe,. pavy Andrews (a5b,
Exhibition mile by Dr. Rcd TO beat
Exhibition mile By jim, Stewart e-rear.
old. 10 beat 3:2o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
GRANITE HIGH BEATEN
BY FRESHMEN, IL TO 5
University Players Show Lack of Training To-
ward End of Game, But Work Clever
Forward Passes

In the first scheduled game OF the high
school series the university freshman
team defeated the Granite high school on
the lattcT's field Yesterday by n score cf
IL TO :. The game Was we'll attended
and patrons were pleased with tho artt-
Gle of football that WAS offered. The field
was in splendid condition and tho game
was fast throughout. although towards.
the last the freshmen boys began 10 show
signs Of lack OF training.
When the mcn ran on 10 tho Icld II
WAS plain that tho freshmen team was
considerably heavier Than Coach Olsen 8
mon but the high school players had
great confidence. and plenty OF ginger.
Every year the interest in high school
football increases. and low the public
seems much or moro interested In the
scholastic contests as in those OF the
colleges. This game viii give the fans
2 line on the strength OF nearly all or
the high schools in Tho state because
tho freshmen and Granite teams. al
though they have had no match games
before This fall. have had scrimmages
with All tho other schools.
Among the spectators WAS consider
able portion or tho Salt Lake high
that they will not have 'cinch' in de-
fcatnG either the university freshmen
team or that Of the Granite school.
Richardson Is Umpire.
When tho time for the game arrived
Coaches Olsen and Pitt found that they
did not nave enough oUtcldlS, so were
forced 10 look 10 The blcacherS FOR tho
necessary men. Coach Henry Richard
son Of tho Salt Lake Ugh school was
chosen umpire and Leroy Madintire
captain uf tho same school, was asked 10
assume tho responsibility nf field Judge
Freeman Bassntt WIS referee and his
work was satisfactory 10 all concerned,
The first quarter the freshmen showed
ginger and forced the play into Gran
tics territory the entire time. BY 4
succession of live plunses hE Good
speed Young aud Glssmaun tho fresh
mon worked the paiI almost to The Gran
tie line. Here Granite prntod and Young
received the ball lie was caught almost
Immediately but shook OF tho iackler
and ran through broken Held distance
NJ twenty ards for a touchdown. Me-
Carty kicked an easy goal and Al the
end Of the quarter the score stood:
Freshmen. $: Granite. n
For the next two quarters the play was
bout as nearly even as possible. The ball
remaining in the middle OF the Hcid the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
FRAYNE BOXES FAST
BOUT WITH SULLIVAN
Fans Who Saw Him Believe
Matty Baldwin Has Tough
Proposition.

Manager Mclean for Matty Baldwin
and Al White for johnny Frawnc met
with Manager Hardy Downing last night
in an cncdavor 10 settle on tho referee
for tho ten-rouud boxing contest next
Monday nlghr. but after wrasgling for
over two hours they were unable 10
agree on any one and viii meet again
tomorrow when The official undoubtedly
viii bc selected.
Aside from the tact that the winner OF
this contest will be In great demand all
over the country. there is a little per-
Sonal feeling between tie two boys that
makes them very cautious about picking
the referee. as they both believe tho bout
nill lie give and take affair ana that
the referee viii have TO b" some one who
Is thoroughly familiar with tho game and
one who Will not Let the sympathy OF the
crowd affect his decision Both men
viii undoubtedly be on their feet at the
end Of tn" ten rounds
t'raync had two good workouts at the
FIRE station Yesterday. In th" forenoon
he took five mile run on the road and
in the afternoon worked with the bag for
four rounds and then put the gloves on
with Pete sullivan for four fast rounds.
The large crowd lucky enough TO bc there
at tho time was much impressed with
The way he worked and believe Baldwin
Is up against the toughest proposition
that hc has had in many days.
Baldwin is perfectly satisfied With his
present condition and contcntcd himself
with n run on tho road in tho forenoon
and light gymnasium work In the after
noon. Ile Is working at Willard Beams.
Jack DOwncy. who met Patsy Mokcn
ma ia IN" semi -wiudup at the Sinclair.
Davis hout viii meet tough hoy IRON
Ogden named Young Logan in the four
round preliminary and viii give the fans
a good run 10" their money
The siN-rouUd scmi-windup will prob,
ably he between Young Harry Lub tho
crack DcnTer boy. and Tommy Gcthcn
iy,n hoy In
- four-round go some tim" ago and tho
fans agreed that II was ono OF The fast
est and most interesting contests they
! had ever seen.
y force of men vas at work rcarIanc-
ing tin" sealing at the Auditorium and by
tonight everything will he in READINGS;
to accommodate the largest crowd the
Auditorium has ever held The ring has
been moved over to The center of tho
building and about a thousand more
lEcats put in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
SEVEN HEATS IN ONE RACE.
Braden Direct Wins Rich FuturIty After
Prolonged Contest.

LEXINGTON. Oct Sit took seven
heats today TO decide the winner OF the
pacing division OF the Kentucky futurity
for 3-vcsr-olds carried over from yes
tordav at the Kentucky TTottinG Horse
Breeders associa tion track, and Braden
Direct. the black con or Baron Direct,
was The victor
Miss DcForest winner Of the flrs, ana
fourth heats set a new worlds record
for 3-year-oId PAGERS when she went the
mic in a:05,, quarter faster than
Klatawah and Jim Logan, The previous
record holders.
Tomorrow Chlsu will he driven 10
wagon BY his owner. &. *. g, Billings.
against The track record of 2:Ot. and
WHY the champion stallion over a half
r1ile track. will go against his record OF
100
jay Audubon will be driven TO beat
the I-year-old record OF 1911. 2.Os2
The summary:
The Kentucky futurlty for 3-year-old
pacing division. three iu five (thrce heats
Thursday -Bradeu Direct won nfth
sixth and seventh heats. Best time
cost Miss DoForost won first and
fourth heats. Best time. 2;05! King
Daphne won second and Third heats.
Beat time 2.01i.
Tho Johnston. FOR 2.Of troiteTs. value
s2O25. three in fve-ArEst Hal won FIRST.
second and fourth heats and tho race.
Best time. s;ON. Jacks Promise won
was third.
200 class pace. purse si2G0. two IN
three Ess ~. Kay won ln straight heats.
Best time. 2:o2. Earl Junior was second
and Evelyn w. third
2:o7 class trot. purse $1,000. three in
hvc-Grace Won In straight heats. Beet
time 2.07i. Fair Margaret was second
and High Admiral third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
COLORADO AOGIES
COME TO PLAY II

n someone is injured in tho football
game today. football as usual will get
the blame. bat The real fault will bc thil
tho varsity team has not had enough
training TO engage In a bruisinc game
with d team like The Colorado AeGics
The athletic council has been so busy
making unnecessary rules and winding
rcd tape that the faculty member has
not had time 10 insist enough work
TO put the players I'm the condition they
ought so De.
The Colorado ASgies had an object les
son Of this kind when one OF their men
broke his leg in the Eaton game. Since
then they have been training consist =
entity. Although they can lay claim TO
haVin-. had some real work. they are
just beginning their season so tho
chances are that the game today viii
be comparatively dull and tame.
The game Monday With the Utah A@-
gics VIII probably be well worth seeing.
Seating arrangements made iur the
game today also show that Tho athletic
council has spen; more time initiating
eastern regulations than Ia preparing TO
take care OF patrons.
Coach Hughes and his men looked TO he
pretty tired when they arrived at the
.. s /. depot YESTERDAY but a good
nights sleep viii undoubtedly rcjuvc-
nate them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
TEETZEL PICKS Il /
TO PLAY COLDRAl
Utah Aggies Will Give G,
tennial State Football Teau
a Rousing Reception.
Special to The Tribune.

special To The Tribune.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Ia.
Oct. 6.-Tho Agricultural college Co..,
team was started on the trainine =
yesterday. Those who wcre given ~.
TO begin with were Captain Jopcs
Peterson. w. Bait. Crookston. O.,
Lea than. Owens, Erossard, Aldo,s /
ersou, -, Jones. t!aws, Y. Martlnca,,'
Martincau' and CLAYTON.
TIL" team was given Tho hardest wo
out OF tho year yesterday againsf
scrubs. The eleven showed n rnarLs,s
provemcnt over last Saturday. al a..
time they lacked the snap and Or
necessary for winning team. The /
oud team rs developing oycelcnt
terlal. Godby, the speedy little red
Black half Is putting up n stron. Z,
against Jones for the end position :
Coach Tectzel WAS more than NJ.
this week when Haws tho star hai;
last year. again appeared and asksd'
! aN~Suii. llaWS la a very fast half i
great things are expected of him
was unable 10 finish tho season las, ,
ON account Of the fact That In an !,
game hc fractured his ankle.
The students arc planning bIr
ccptlon bali for the Colorado team ",
they meet next Monday. The hin
against Colorado has been anrouncod
| ycet2cl As follows; Right end. ear
Jones; right tackle. w, Bait: Il
guard. G.. Cainc. left end. Y. Petee'
! left tackle. Emerson: left cuard. icath
owens, center, v MartincniI. ouar
| back. Il. Brossard, right half. b. Ia,
left half, T. Aldous: fun buck. Cro'
4 Ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Churchill Downs Entries

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-En,rles for sat
urdRy.
First race, selling mile and seventy
vards-lIclcn Burnett Edna Collins. gS
Scbago, Swish, l0l; Camel los: Otilcc
Lay Minister Falacads DR. Burch. Zulu
i0s Force Encndi. 10
Second race. selling. iwO-ycar-oIds Eve
and q half rurlonEs-GoId Mine. Tom
King. Sarah Chenault. Pendant l0-.
Rose Of Jcddah, l0i. NC Alan. Ceorge
oNnsrd Brosse9u. Salcsia. Batway. los
AzyiAde. lGs Dilatory. IGs
Third race. handicap. three quarters OF
= mile Boddy Boyer. i02 love Not.
llouse Maid. lo2. HarrigRu. 100. RaieiSi,
+. D.. 100; camncon. 10. Folic Levy.
l2a. 'E. r.. Bradley entry.
Fourth race. the Kentucky endurance
stake. four miles. SS0Oc-M messenger R1v.
loe; therryna. lia: Rusiai Report. Ayl-
mcr -. NadEu. rs.
Fifth race. sclIins. three, .astess of d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
BETTING ON WORLD l
SERIES IS LIVE

NEW YORK. Oct. Betting on
worlds baseball series between New Y
and Philadelphia was at even mono,
both cities today. From thc acfl
manifested i'm the big hotels and q
II appears that the rival teams haye|
limited hackers. In tho opinion Of Il
who study such things. more money!
change hands OF tho result of This q
Chan on any sporting event ever hel<
this country before.
\ week ago Philadelphia money
dominated. but since the Now Yor]
have cluchcd the pcnnant and II Is
parent that the Giant pitchers viii
at their best. New Workers have loose
thcir purs" strings and professional 4
tors predict that by tho time the ID
take the field one week from tomor
New York will rule fayorite at al
. 10 I.
Among tho bets recorded by The 50
ing editors here today are three al 4
money OF amounts iotelins $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
NEW YORK KEEPS UP
ITS WINNING STREAK
Giants Take Double-HeadeT
From Philadelphia, but
Have to Work Hard.

NEW YORK, oct. 6.-Aithough the
New Yorks have already won the 1911
pcnnapr they continued their winning
streak by taking a double header from
Philadelphia, In tic first game schultz
allowed only one scratch hlt III the sin
innings. but then ne went TO pieces. In
the seventh aud eighth innings New
York scored nine runs off him,
Chalmers wildness in the hrst inning
OF The second game proved his undoing.
"a New York scored four runs At the
start. PasScrt made n marvellous one
handed catch OF Devorc's line drive In
the FIRST game,
First game H.li. u.
philadelphia ..., ...,,,...-.,,...5 !
NC" 1olk ..,..-...s. .,.-.,.s... ~ -
Hatteries-Schultz and kiliicr; Amc3
and Wilson.
Second game Ri. z.
Philadelphia .... .....,..,..,.... (
New York .............-..... :
BatteriCs-Cbamcrs. Han and Walsh;
Crandall and Hartley Gmplrcs-Eielcr
ana flnncrau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
NEW STARTER GETS
HORSES AWAY GOOD
II. L. Parks Replaces Robert
Montgomery at the Fair
Grounds Races.
ROANOKE RUNS AWAY
CallopS Mile and a Halt Be-
fore He Becomes Tired
Enough to Stop.

In III. running races at tho fair grounds
Yesterday IT. l.. Parks, who repiaceu
Robert Montgomery as starter in running
races cot the horses away as well as
could be expected. The starter at inc
fair is handicapped by not being aoic
10 enforce penalties on the jockeys, for II
he fines one OF them the boy simply go
somewhere else In reSolmr Grrra fscg Inv ,''o ,n.
ficting nncs. Mr. Park however; man
aged 10 send the ponies away nicSH.
Dr. Red. the harness hycr, nip IN, not I :,
mile today in 2.i0 or better
Tho military officers race is another
feature of today's programme ,o,.o
In the 2:30 jrots yesterday, Roanoke
ran into the fence on the back stretch
The sulky was smashed and then koan-
oke. with ono wheel and the shafts or tnc
suky hanging TO him, ran away n nll"
and a half. The other horses had Just
finished their race when Roanoke came
pluuging past the post. Men ran out
and threw their coats in has face, but ne
would not stop until tired out NO ono
~ ~ Elizabeth Hal Wins.
Elizabeth Halls Performance in the
first heat OF The second troi resulted IN
her being barred in the betting because
everybody would have backed her 10 the
exclusion OF all others. and tho muiueI
tickets would not have paid more than
> cents profit 10 the Winners. In the FIRST
heat Of tho race s. mutucl tickets on
Elizabeth Hal paid only - cents nroit.
FoNv Togo and j. Il. were the mediums
of successful speculation IN tho other
two heats. Summaries.
First race $50 pace or trot;
First hcat--Ecnus won TriN. second: s.,;,I
fourth. Time. ala Mutucls paid $3.50
second heat-venus. Won: Thix. sec
ond: The Preacher. third: Silver Slivors,
fourth. Time. 2;lsi. Muiuels paid $3.50
for Sc bets.
THIRD heat-venus won. heat and race;
TrN. second: b. w third Silver Sliv"rs.
s. bets.
second race. 2:ts race or trot:
First Elizabeth Hal won; Echola
second; !. r.. third; Azama. fourth.
Time. e:17. Mutuels paid $50 for 81
bets.
second hest-Elizsbe,h Hal, won; J..
fourth Time. 2:le Elizabeth Hal Was
out in the betting. TWO dollar tickets
on J. 2. paid $3.50
Third heat-Elizsbeth Hal won heat
sud race: Foxy Togo, second: j. B..
third: Alzana, fourth. Time. 2;iS. Eliz-
abeth Hal out In tho betting. Tickets on
Foxy Togo paid $3.50.
First running race. four and half fur
longs purse slo0-James Blackstnck
lrark). won: Beaumont Martin). sec
oud Secret Denzen) third Time 90
Nutucls paid $3.50. Mona Liza Tuhn
Rose. Cruzits, Split Second and Crucinda
also ran
Second running race. six furlongs,
GrcenbridEc (Nearyl. second: Defy Cpcn-
Znnl. third. Time. ;is. Mutucls paid
$50. Paysr. TITUS IL. Senator FrieZe
and Coon-kin also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
REFEREE HAS TO
STOP THE FIG

NEW YORK. Oct. Sam I.angfcr
Boston used Tony Caroni. a Chi
heavyweight. aS u model for slsmr
purposes i'm scheduled ion rourd
here tonight, Referc" Charley W
had to stop The light I'm the middl'
tho third round. as Iapoui VAS liolI
from tho beating the big negro lig
had EiNcM him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Practice Soccer Game.

Another practice game ~ the salt
Soccer club viii bc held on The II
park grounds this afternoon at q
sharp, To prepare for The game vii
Utah Copper al Garfield. next Satu
n. Bramicy, tho crack center half,
plav for tho first time this season.
secretary is arranging samsg viii
school teams In The clly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Spokane Fair Entries.

SPOKANE, Wash. oct. 6-Entrles for
Saturday.
First race. fve furloUEs selling-Pla- -
eide Waner. Vogs Lofty Haywood Lord
Clinton. ElcCtrowan BucohC 10; Picka
nnHY lo5.
Second race. Farewell selling. purse.
seven furioDgs-Smilcy Met2uer. il;,
C;rsmercy, 1G9: Luke Gates. 1o4: Dene.
I'D Ball, Knight of 1vanhoe Black Sheep.
Cmtcm Good Intent. Philistina. l0l;
Green ISL az; Triste. 81
Weather clear: track fast
Only two races arc on the fair pro-
gramms for Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Turfman Quits America.

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. G.-Iryin;
Whcstcroft. the millionaire owner ~ tn"
81. James stud here. announced today
thai no would transport the entire stud
TO Melbourne Australia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07

even. place. sccond Babbler. even. show,
third Time. rs.
Fourth race. miIe-Oakhurst. . % !.
won; John Resrdon 10 {. place. soc
ond Helene, TO /. third. Time. /: 10 %.
Fifth race. i've and n half furlonSs-
Love Watches. straight 80 won.
Mon Ami. place. { (" !, second: Fort
Worth. 3 10 >, third. Time. l:0I -.
Sixth race. mile and q siNt"cnlh-Troy
Weight. straight, . 10 l, won liattcraS,
place, to l. second. Corinth, show.
even. third. Time t:i7 %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Wins Brockton Marathon.

BROCKTDN. Mass. oct -Cls
De Mar Of Nelross. winner OF The 3
A. \. marathon race last spllngt
the Brooklyn marathon TODAY. The
started from Boston al IL cIock-
Mar finished al @:29.55 t-S. The dis
was twenty tiTo miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Laurel Race RESULT.

LAUREL Md.. oct. s-First race. slN
furlongs 10 /. won: sam
TO 3. show. third Time. I;ls Go
Second race. SIX furlonSs-pnant 8 10
:. woE. Star Jasmine ! 10 ? place. sec
ond. Firbal. 90 !. show. third. Time.
las.
Third race. seven fuTlongs Dr. Dcun-
GeF. 10 .. won. Martin ". L!ttlstOu.