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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Today's Anaconda Entries.

ANACONDA. Mont, Sept IL
for Friday.
First race. five furlones sellc
year-olds and ppward-Robert M
Rusk, Elcctrowar, Geneva, III:
Mona Lisa, Brightness. Wabsnan
Second race. five and half I'D
selling, 3-ycar-oids and upwsrd-'
Gale, Warfare, Coppcrfield. Black 4
III: "Bonf,is. 106. Captain Miller. 4
Third race. five and a half fu|
selling. 3-year-olds and upward
Adelalds. Fore guard, New Capital
Royal Stone. Roberta. Annie Welz
Fourth race. mile and an slghu:
Ing. 3-yenr-olds and upward
1oI, CoppertoNn, lot Fullettz,
"Stopeman. o6; Miss Greenwood. y
Fifth race, seven frIrlorgs, sell1
yaar-olds and upward-Patr'otlc
McNsllv. 100, knight Of lvanho<
Stewart Tony Koch, kogo, Har
way, 104.
Sixth race. six furlongs. senh|
vear-olds and upwsrd--D2reiueton
tank Don. Lee Harrison H.. w
Knows, Deneen. los: Zool- los; I'm
100,
"Appreutice allowance.
Weather clear, track muddy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Pitchers Lund and Barber Join Ball Lean
SALT LAKE MAN WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

7 1907 and won the championship In the
grcnt Riviera tournament which is
feature of continental sport,
Mr. Armstrong resides on Twelfth East
street in Salt Lake City, He Is a mem
bcr Of the University and Alta clubs. in
addition To his membership In the Coun
try club. His follow clubmep are Justly
proud OF his success in the Del Monte
tournament. we do moi believe the re-
port OF his wagering on tho result Of tho
match" said several of the clubmen
last night Armstrong plays for the
outcome OF the matches I'm which lie takes
part
The Del Monte champion will return 90
SAT- Lake city on September lG and VIII
receive much attention from members ol
he Country club. which he represented
In the match with such a high degree OF
success
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
K|LL|LAY BEATS
SALT LAKE TEAM
Boise Pitcher Shows Great
Form and Holds Locals to
Five Safe Hits.
MORGAN FANS TEN, But
YIELDS TEN SAFETlES
KeIlackey's Team Puts Up High
Grade of Baseball, and Wins
Under Wraps.

Boise and Salt Lake City will play
at Cooley park again this afternoon,
and joss. Kelackey's star twtrler, Will
do the serving for the visitors Ar'ie
schimpff will pitch for the Sailors
IL Pendleton is in shape to resume Ms
station at the second sack, or II not'
one of Cooley's young recruit pitchers
may be given a tryout' Cannon Luha'
who signed yesterday Salt Lake CITY
contract, may be the twlrling selec-
tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
CHICAGO GAINS ON
NEW YORK GIANTS
Within Six Points of the Top.
Following Double Victory
and Leaders, Defeat.

The National league pcnnan, rush OF
New York was materially checked Tues
day. when the leaders lost a close game
to Brooklyn. while Chicago won twice
from Cincinnati Chicago thus pulled UP
TO within six points OF New York, which
soon is TO begin long period Of play
on foreign diamonds, while Chicago will
settle down at home. Plttshurg shut out
st. Louis and advanced TO within A.
points of the top.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Hermann Is Pleased

CINCINNATI. Sept. 7.-Chairman Herr
mann OF the national baseball commission.
when appriscd OF the action taken by the
American association, said:
That is good news. / have no doubt
that Inc American association will send
an official communicate to the ma
tlonal commission, makns moro rcasona-
bic requests. and / feel sure we viii bo
able to grant some OF thcm''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
hippo" HUELsMAN WINS GAME.
Great Falls Captain Drives In Final Count
With Long WALTON.

GREAT FALLS, Mont Sent 7.-Great
raHs Won todays game from Butte In
INC ninth inning when lIuelsman singled
10 center with Kane on third The
game DID not begin until after 4 o'clock
and cold weather prevented large at
tenoance, Remncas, while hit freely, was
encetlvo with men on bases. Hannah
wds called out I'm the fourth inning for
Ial'urc 10 tonch second. The loss Of this
run tor Butte, however, would not have
GnanSed inc result OF the game for
tlneisinans single In the ninth would
9aNe easily scored Murphy from second.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D & r. g. Every Sunday

To Provo Canyon, 1850 a. M, $40 a.
~, S1,25.
To Geneva, 7:55 a. m. sl25.
10 Ogden, 1929 a. m, ls:45 p. m, ST.
The "Scenic Special" for beautiful
Provo canyon leaves here at 1850 a m,
and goes through without change. Re.
turning it leaves North Fork at y, m.
arriving at Salt Lake S:45 D. m. Trout
and chicken dinners at Upper Falls
and Spring Dell.
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sstsrn League

Al Lincolp-MorniDg gsme-LIncolu. .
Denver. 0, Afternoon game-I,incoln,
Denver. 3. .
At Des Mones-Des Moines-St. Joseph
game postponed. wet grounds,
AZ Omaha-Omaha, 3. Sioux City 9
Az Topeka-Topcka, !; Pueblo, :.
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DEL MONTE Cal, Sept. 1-E. s.
Armstrong OF the Salt Lake Country cluh
won the final match OF the Del Monte
golf championship today from Dr. -. +.
Frcdc riCSs OF the Clarcmont Country club.
10 M and To play. Frcdericks took n
one hole lead on the second hole hut
Armstrong squared The match at The third
md made a runaway match OF II In
the second round. Armstrong Is sald
to have won $4,000 In bets on the match.
Mr. Armstrong who is a mining cngi-
ucer with extensive interests in this sec
ton. has achieved many notable triumphs
on the golf links. a graduate of Cornell
university, ho has taken part III many
ma chcs I'm the east and has several times
defeated Travnrs. for long time inc
title holder, Mr.. Armstrong has also won
honors abroad. tic played In Franco IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
BURDEN OF THE YEARS
MOVES COURT TO MERCY

William Smith. aged rs years. n drug
mend who saws that he is q veteran of
morning before Judge ]. J. Whitaker ~
the criminal division of the city cow,
on charge OF petit larceny. It being
alleged that he stole case OF instri"
ments which were the prpperty OF iSr
Is, q. Sprague, assistant city physjrian
Emaciated TO degree and aImn.,
ncipess the aged man presented a nIfia
BILE spectacle. The charge was not n,e.ae1
against him and no was DISCHARGED
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HELENA.

summary: Earned runs-MIssoula I.
Slolen basesERoberts 2. Wood. stevens
Sacrincc nits-Roberts Oriet, Jachs
Two-b base hits-Kelly. Oriet. Killjlay
Double play-killilay to Wood 10 Con.
molly Eases on balls-On Maers 8. OF
Jachs Struck out-By Maers g. by
Jachs Hlt by pitcher-By Jachs.
Passed balls-Steyens .. Time hours
Umpire-Lawlor. ' -
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Athletics Still Winning

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. THE home
team bunched hits with Papc's passes
and defeated Boston. Five Philadelphia
four on force out plays and one an at,
snpteu steal. score. r. HH. e.
Philadelphia 5 N 4
Batteries--Pape and Williams; Coon,bs
and Lapp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
American League

Philadelphia again defeated Boston and
increased Its lead in the American league
fight to 80 points, Detroit not playing
Cleveland and New York both won and
are nominally tied for third place, but
Cleveland holds the advantage OF a frac-
tton Of 4 point.
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MlssoULA WINS FROM HELENA,
Accident to Baker May Keep Star ou,
for the Season.

HELENA, Mont. Sept. 7.-Missouls
won close, though listlessly PLAYED
game at League park today. the final
score being TO Macrs was Wild and
errors were likewise costly In the
eighth. with tho score to / In favor of
the locals, Kelly and Oriet doubled. the
latter scoring on balk and Woods err
ror: Just before the game began Baker.
iteienss young catcher. was hit in the
eye by thrown ball and will probab bly
be out of the game the remainder of the
season. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Muldoon for Comm ssioner

NEW YORK, Sept 7.-Royins fo,e
here VIII urge the selection OF Billy
Muldoon, the. former champion wrestler
as mead or the state boxing commjssion
IN place OF James r. Sullivan, who re-
signed this week on account of IN
health. vi III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

Summary Earned runs-Grcat Falls g.
Butte 2. First base on errorsIc;reat
Fails Two~base hits-Murphy. Huels-
man, Marshal. Three base hit-Honer.
Sacrihce hits-Shannon q Stolen bases
MURPHY. liuelsman, Bases on balls
on Kane I. OFF Remneas 2. struck out
BY Kane ., by Renneas I. Double PLAYS
walsh To Clothier 10 Foster, Clothicr
10 walsh; Ttme-i hour, % minutes
Umpire-Wright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
NEW MOTOR CAR SERVICE
On Oregon Short Line.

These cars are "the last word;' in
passenger transportation. Smooth rrn.
nlng, clean and comfortable. Have you
schedules to Ogden and Brigham,
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American Association

At Indtanapolis-lndia .: To-
ledo. g.
At Mlnnca pols-Morning game post
poncd afternoon game-Milwaukee. 4:
Minneapolis, 5 -
AZ 81 Panl-lNansas City: !, st. Paul o.
A Louisville-The Louisville &C Colunnh hus
game was postponed rain
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National Leaguc
Brooklyn Beats Mathewson.

NEW YORK Sept. 7.-Broolslyn defeat
cd New York In the first Samo of the
series today. Mathewson was mainly re-
snonsiblc. In the ninth Toolcy walked
with two out, and scored the winning run
when Snodgrass dropped Daubcrts long
fly in deep center neld, after getting
under IL by great run X. II Il.
Brooklyn ....... ...........,.4 s l
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
,faHh,,s- h,,nr,es-bstGer ,r ana htNih' serScn /,
-JohnStone and EaSon
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Nsrthwestern LEAGUE

PORTLAND. Sept. 7.-Score: r. II E.
Victoria -. ,.,,...,..4 : 4
VI lldiiu , s..o s 4
Batteries-Jensen, Garrett and Moore
McCreery and Grindle,
SPOKANE. Sept. g.-Score: R.HE
Spokane ...,,......... 10 1
BaLteries-Clarke. Belford Rasmussen
and Leads; Willis and Ostdiek, Ten In
nings.
SEATTLE. Sept. 7,-Score: Ri.
tacoma .-.s,.'. -,..s....t...S IL o
Seattle .,.......,..... : I
Batterics-Annis and Burns; sage
Zackcrt and Shea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Common Colds Must Be Taken sar;ou,,z

For unless cured they sap the vitality
and lower the vital resistance to more
serious infection. Protect yonr chill.
dren and yourself by the prompt use
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and note it's quick and decisive results.
For coughs. colds, Group, whooping
cough, bronchitis and affections of.the
throat, chest and lungs it is an ever
ready and valuable remedy schramm.
johnson Drugs, five stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Phillies Win a Pair,

BOSTON. Sept Although they made
nineteen hits off two Philadelphia pitch
crs In the first game today, the home
team lost. TO II. Alexander held Bos-
ton TO one hit In the second game. which
Philadelphia won, I to q. Alexander
almost achieved a no-hIt, norman reach
first base game allowing no bases on
balls. The single hit off him was a
scratch. Donlin and Gowdy were or
dered off the field In the second game
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SALT LAKE


SummarY: Two base hits = Brooks.
Stone. Devereaux Sacrifice flies-king
CD. Stolen basc-Shea. First base on
balls-Off Klllilay 3. Struck out-By XII
liloy S. by Morgan 10. Left on bases
Boise Salt Lake s, Double plays-Levy
TO kellackey; Sch!3IpTT III Abbott, First
base on errors-Salt Lake e. Hit by
pitcher-Brooks. Time of game hour
and % minutes. Umpire-Toman. At
tcndance-250.
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Hunter Gold to Indiananolis

FIfJSBlRG Sept. First Bascman
rrcd huntcr, Tor whom Pittsburg turned
oyer to Kansas City about sl2 900 worth
oi payers, today was released 10 m
dlanapoiis The deal is said 10 be an
oatTleht sale for nothing bur cash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

J.. II your want be a situation, maks
II known by the insertion of want
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Cubs Win Two.

ScEulte's twcuty-nrst home run OF the
season comes within four Of tying the
worlds record established by John Free
man OF Washington in 1890. Incidentally,
this home run was responsible for Chi
cago scoring a shutout over Cincinnati.
when Tinker scored ahead Of him. A
batting rally in the eighth inning OF the
second game. in which Schultc's single
put Chicago two runs ahead, resulted in
LIZ ell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Union Association
Moore and Murphy Draw.

NEW YORK. Sept. I.-Tommv Mn
phy or tins city and Pal Moore OF Ph,Ia -
deiphia fought ton fast and clever rounds
To draw tonight
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Pirates Blank st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. I.-Pittsbure opened
It's final series with ST, Louis today and
shut out the locals. Hendrix gave but
three scattered hits. The visitors scored
their first run in the seventh on an error
and u double. In the ninth, with tho
bases full and two out. Leach drove the
ball into center field for n home run.
r. II. T..
Pittsburg ,,....... .,..,,.........b II I
ntta
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johnson Finally Loses,

WASHINGTON. Sept Now York
broke Johnson's winning streak today.
defeating Washington. Johnson made two
Of the five hits credited To his team
Pitcher Warhop was chased to the bench
in the eighth inning for kicking over a
Schafer and Gardner featured, score.
r. II. f.
SeW iorR ..,.ss. -.,-,s.e.,.....o
Batteries-Johnson and Street: War
hop, Vaughn, Ford and Blair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely -olved by tho insertion OF
little ~ant "ad' in The Trih.,--
Bell phone $500. Ind. 361
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08
Rain Prevents Harness Rx

ST. PAUL. Sept, THE Great.
ern races were again called or
state fair manage today ,
of a muddy track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

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Cleveland Downs the Browns

CLEVELAND, Sept. 7.-Cleveland do
feated ST. Louis. knocking Curry out of
the box. Hawk pitched good ball after
the fourth inning. when he was hit for
three doubles. kritchell and Wallace re-
tired because OF injuries ST Louis made
rally In the ninth that fell ono short
Of tying the score, having two men on
bases when the game ended Score
r. II. E
SieFeland .,.,s......,.....s.6
81. Louis ......,.....--.....,... 10 I
Batteries-krapp and Fisher, Curry.
Hawk and Kritchcll. Stephens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-08

l3atteries-lfcndrix and Simon; Geyer
and Bliss. Umpircs-Rigler and F'nne
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
The Ounce.

From the Chicago News.
In the days of the birch rod and the
common drinking cup in the schoolroom
there was always a boy or girl who
was called stupid" 1t used to be
thought that the class Ounce was in
evitable and he or she was accepted as
a matter of course. People take IA
kindlier view today. Doubtless pity
and sympathy were felt and expressed
in former days for the class Ounce
There were those who regarded the
mental deficiencies of that unfortunate
as real calamity.
Probably it was pity that led to the
discovery that these ounces are the vic
Tins of some slight and easily removed
physical handicap Adenoid growths.
1t is now known, are a serious barrier
to the childs efforts to learn his les
sons. They impede his natural breath
ing. i'll consequence of which an insult
fcient and impure supply of blood is
sent to the brain cells
The same kindly spirit which leads
experts in education to ferret out other
defects in school children has caused
committee of the Chicago school board
to provide for an inspection of the
teeth Of young pupils to determine
whether a regular dental clinic shall
he established in the public schools.
sort of thing is rank paternalism
should know it is merely a recognition
OF the democratic principle that equal
opportunity shoul0 be given every
child to grow UP In way to win sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
BEST ATHLETES FOR
BLUE AND GRAY MEET
Yale, Pennsy and Cornell Will
Send Stars Here
March q.

The largest track and field squad that
has ever represented Yale in indoor
meet south of New York will compete in
the thirteenth renewal OF the Georgetown
games. which are tn he held in Con-
vention Hall the night Of March 4.
Probably the greatest all-rCund athlete
on the Yale team is Capt. Fitzpatrick all
American foot ball player. and intcrcol-
legiate point winner. Besides Fitzpatrick,
Gardner will also be here. taking part
in the pole vault and hurdles. Gardner
is also the national amateur golf cham
p!on. Old Iii will also hc represented
Ivy 1T least dozen other men. includin
"A two-milc relay team, which in all prob
ability viii race Princeton.
NanaRer W.mard announced yesterday
that he had received word from Cornell
to the effect that the Ithacans prefer to
Iun mile relay against Pennsylvania.
instead OF two. In case the lthacans re
Iuse L. run the two-mil. event. IL -
more than likely that they Will he pitteu
against Princeton at a mile. while Yale
viii take ON the Quakers at the longer
distance.
Besides all of the larger colleges hay
ing relay teams on the floor that night.
Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell have
promised to send down their entire track
teams. Every college entered will make
determined effort To land the handsome
point trophy offered as a prize for the
greatest number of points scored. and
competition of the keencst order -
promised.
Nilh such men as Capt Dwight Hart
Sawyer. Cook and Han of Princeton,
Minds, Hough. Paul. Burdick of Pennsyi-
yania, To say nothing of the stars from
Yale. Cornell, Virginia, Georgetown. Johns
Hopkins, Swarthmure, Harvard and nu-
merouS other colleges, Manager Wymard
will give to the lovers OF track athletics
the greatest meet ever held in Wash
inSton.
Berna, the best crosS-country runner
of the country and intercollegiate two
mile champion, will make his initial APP
pearance in this city. He will wear the
colors of Cornell and will be pittei
against the best runners in the coll. giate
word.
That Virginia will come here trained
to the minute goes without saying.
Pop" Lannigan's charges are always
fit and ready to hattie for supremacy
Virginia would rather win in this clty
than any other place. and ii this team
does not carry of first Eonors ii will e
a great disappointment 10 her fcllowe
Until week before the race vi =
Georgetown. NirSinia's relay team liza
always been IN unknown quantity. .4..G
the teams reputation Will rest Nith III.
result of this. the big event on the card.
GeOrgetownS fast time at the Boston
meet has given her supporters new hope.
despite the fact that the Blue and Gray
was defeated by Holy Cross. The win
ners covered the 1,J6a yards in : min
utes p seconds. This does not seem
very fast until 1t is considered that only
two college teams on the floor Siat night
Georgetown will send her fastest relay
in years to the mark March 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
EY MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL

Since the beginning of the league
matches the shooting of the members or
the local teams has steadily increased.
showing good and conscientious WORK b.
the boys.
The Public Schools Athletic League of
New York city. which will hold a school
boy rifle tournament in Madison Square
Garden between February Il and March
4, has extended a cordial invitation TO the
schoolhoy marksmen of the District of
Columbia schools to send over team to
compete in an interschool competition. for
which some patriotic citizen has donated
a trophy.
From the way the local boys are shoot
ing there is no doubt that such a team
would give a good account Of itself Tn
fortunately. there are no funds available
by the athletic authorities Of the schools
to pay the expenses of such a team.
Neither does rifle shooting receive the
support that other school sports are &C
corded.
1t is getting to be quite common sight
to see the schoolbOys of the District of
Columbia sporting the army button in the
lapel Of their coat-a button given by the
War Department to those boys who have
the nerve and the skill to place SO per
cent Of their shots in q bull S-eye one
inch in diameter at fifty feet. Over 200
Of the high school boys of the District &C
complished this feat during the year 1910.
The question of the time ard place for
holding the annual indoor rife shooting
tournament of the District of Columbia
schools will be taken up very shortly by
the military committee OF the board of
education.