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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
Today's Louisville Entries.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept 2s.-Friday's
entries at Churchill Downs follow;
First race, selling. six furlongs s-Andra-
Josa. Princess May; Gates, lo2; Sir Den
rah, ln3, George OSnard, Pierre Dumas,
Slceth. Cynosure, W. II. Ford Mamie
McDee, DR.. Watson Nancy Crater, 109.
Second race. selling, mile and twenty
yards--Pink Check. Bob Farley. ~; Gold
Oak. Doncaster. 100; Irish Kid. Atten-
tive, Th" Royal Prince. 102: J. w. Car
ter DIR. Burch. NJ, Cambon. Nyanza: Bad
News LOT.
Third race, purse mile and a sixteenth
Bell Horse. 102; ANY Port, Messenger
Boy. star Organ, Granite. i05
Fourth race, handicap. Three quarters
OF a milc-Semphrolus. 100: House Maid
Love Not, Little Father 103 Raleigh p.
D.. los.
Fifth race. selling three quarters Of a
mile-Rudolfo. Floral Day. i02. Colonel
Cook. Tourist, fanker. Wiley, Ethel
Sampson, l09
Sixth race. selling mila and six
teenth-iIaldeman, 100; Sir CIeees. Han
mis- 10s: Judge Walton. Gilpin. Wander.
Wing Ting, Tom Bigbee, Queen Mar
guerite, no; Eddie Graney l13.
Weather good; track fast.
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Fridays Ogden Entries
DUCKVILLE CLUB
ANNOUNCES OPENING

Harry l.. Finch, president OF the Duck
willie Gun club has issued the follow
ing notice:
ITO the members OF the Duckyille Gun
club
I'VE beg tn advise you that the club
will open on October | for the season oi
1911. and from present indications We
have every reason 10 believe that there
will be excellent shooting this fall
"Wc have plenty OF water on the
marshes and plenty OF ducks.
our launch ut Corinne will meet the
Oregon Short Line train leaving Salt
Lake at AIS p IN. every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, returning on alter
nate DAYS.
kindly ship all shells. luggage etc
care Of Duckville Gun club. Corinne
Utah. freight or express prepaid.
Hotel and guide rates will be the
same as In effect in 1909.
"DUCkVILI.E Gun CLUB.
Fl. L. Finch. President"
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GUY FISHER WINS HANDICAP.
Sir John Johnson. the FsvorIte, Defeated
in Feature Race,

TORONTO. Sept 2s.-At woodbIne
today the races were full of quality, Guy
Fisher winning the Epson handicap by
defeating the favorte. Sir John john
son. Results:
First race. six furlonEs-Court Belle,
straight $50. 80. won Rock Spring, place
$3.50 second; ondramon. show 81 20,
third Time. l:16 20
straight SIS, won; Fort Worth, place
Sli2o second; Moncrief: show s.. third
Third race. Epson handicap, six fur
longs-Guy Fisher straight sli.30. won
Sir John Johnson place $3.50. second
Silly Might, show s6. third Time,
1:12 Is.
Fourth race. ono mile-Stsr Charter
straight S6 Won Lahore second: Kate
INttleberry third. Time. AZ Is Only
three starters, no place OF show bet
ting.
Fifth race. steeplechase. about two
milcs-JimmN Lane. straight $3.50 won
The Welkin place SO. second DR.. Heard
third. Time. 1902 1-5. No show money
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs-
tiamma. straight $500 won: Flower
Girl place $500. second: Eton Blue. show
$4.|o, third. Time, los.
Seventh race, one and sixteenth miles
-AninIus. straight $3.50, won. Lady ORR
mar. place $3.50. second Ed keck, show
$3.50, third. Time. 1:41 3-5
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EQUALS THE TRACK RECORD.
Star Bottle Runs Mile and Sixteenth in
f:44 2-5 at Churchill Downs.

1:4A 2-5 at Churchill Downs.
LOUISVILLE. Sept 2s.-1t WAS field
day for the Carmen stable at Churchill
Downs. Campeon, Star Bottle and Colonel
Ashmtad winning IN the second third
and sixth races. respectively. Results.
first race. six furlongs-Mack II, Eu
banks, SIT so 10 win, was first; The
Reach. s. for place. was second; Com
moner's Touch. $3.50 To show. was third.
Time 1:1f,
Second race. six furlongs-Campeou
$500 To win. was first Workboxs 5000
TO place, was second Veneta Stronc
s4.30 TO show. was third. Time. l;12 3-5
Third race, mile and a sixteenth
Star Bottle, 81 to win. WAS first: Spohn,
-. 20 for place. was second: Milton r..
no show money. was third. Time. l:s4 %
which equaled the track record. Only
three started
Fourth race. the Golden Rod stakes
six furiongs-Kaiser $40. straight won;
Island Queen. $3.50. place, second; AyIade
81 so. show. third. Time, LIE As.
Fifth race. one miie--Emly Lee, S22 20
straight. won. Fairy Story, $3.50, place
second Swish. $50, show, third. Time,
;393-5.
Sixth race. mite and siXteenth--Col
Ashmeade. 81 40 TO win, was first; Fore
head. 81 for place was second, Force, 5;
to show, third. Time, 1,46.
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MONA LISA WINS AT OGDEN.
Star Blaze Captures other Running Event
at Four State Fair.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 2s,-Mona Lisa, at ! 10
.. took the lead at the post In the thtrd
event on tho speed programme at the the
Four State fair this afternoon and easily
sca'npcred ahead of the other entries All
the way around, taking the race by
nice margin.
Stride On, favorite in tho flrst heat OF
the harness event and TO 20 In the last
heat. took three straight heats and won
the race. The results follow;
First race, trot or pace, 400 class. purse
S300-Stridc On won, Prlmus second. Lu-
cresceus third, Time, go 2-5.
Running race. four ana half fnrlonss
Star Blaze won, Sea Coast second, liza
dad third Time. 80 80
Running race. -four furlonSs-Mona Lisa
won Princess Ina second, Byron third.
Time, :51.
Fridays ogden Entries.
First race, ,rot pace, purse 5000
Jim Stuart, Morgan Hal. c. Direct, Babe
T., Waurika King.
Second race, siX furlongs-Star Blaze,
Il3, MaXims, 10; Severus, 113; Sea Coast.
no. Gresham. 1i3; Defy, 105.
Third race, ono and sixteenth miles,
handicap--Buna. 106; Grecnbridsc. ZIG.
Davic Andrews los; Dorothy Ann. 100
Chas J. Harvey, 109
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Today's Helena Entries.

HELENA Mont, Sept 2s.-Entries for
Friday:
First race. special two-ysar- olds.
paccrs-Christine Navajo. Miss Prinus.
Second race. 2:2O lrot-llokola. Cor
sair, Dickerson Johnnie Murphy.
Third race five furnngs-Waban
AmarCosa, Decenoy. Brightness, kinfolks,
100: Ethels, 9o.
Fourth race. five furlonEs-Jim Nc.
los; Anna May. Joe Moser. ia; Lady
Adelaide. Gilbert Rose. Ill, Lee Harrison
II. los.
Fifth race handicap. six furlongs-Kid
North. 1903: Oswald B. %: Montauk Don.
90 Gomul. 9l; Pay Streak. lol; DR..
UouGherty, 1I3
Sixth race. selling. hve furiongs-Annie
Nelson. l05; Robert Mitchell I'll Per-
fecto. Bll Mayham. tlcctrowan. Copper
field, James Blackstone, Ormonde Gun
ningham III.
Seventh race. selling. one mile-Ham-
mcraway. Cabin. Pedro. Wicket. Voting,
100; Patriotic Llttle;on. knight of IVAN
hoe. l0i; Bonils. Queen Lead. Edna
Stewart. i06
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F.. Stonsman, los: Velsni. HeretIc, l05;
0scuro, a5.
Third race. selling. three-auartcrs Of a
ullle-Cieneral Marchmont. ii3: Chila.
Ill, Cleopat Rosevnle. 1oa. Back Bay.
Fancy, los: Sir Fretful. Lady Macy, los
Venetian, as.
Fourth race, ha audcap. three. quarters
of mile-En6eld, 10. Arasee. IA; Ra =
yarIa, 'lo5; Shooting Spray, %, Big stick.
Banorella. 9S.
Fifth race. purse. three quarters of 4
Acolin. Jeanette NJ, Geneva. LATHE Eliza
lo9; Sneezer, i0s, AngeliN Lucille Man
ley. i03
sixth racer selling. one mile w.
Iahra, FjEent. Edwin T. Fryer, los;
Aftermath. Tinis, 10S; Tommy McGec.
100: Anne Revere Beatrice Soule, 90.
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May Rcreal Boxing Law.

ALBANY y. y. Sept 2s--Coveruor
Dix will send TO the lczisla ture tomor-
repeal of the Frawlev law. under which
the state athletic commission vas Great
Cd 10 leGalize boxing and other athletic
exhibitions. The governor said tonight
that he signed tho Frawley hill because
he believed proper regulation of sports
under state supervision would tend ~
elevate Them. He no~ feels convinced that
that rurpnSc
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BLANK AGAIN ASKS
RELEASE OF COOLEY

From Missoula yesterday Gift Blanken-
ship tried TO arrange with Dick Cooley
some other terms OF release than tho pay
ncnr OF $500. which was Cooleys ultima =
tum. Cooley now offers 10 scale this
sum slightly. providing he is given a
Missoula PLAYER. II Is practically certain
that the negotiations viii go through ana
that Blankcnship will sign FOR a new job
before he returns home. Aiissouia has a
lot OF lvc baseball promoters now and
recognizes the value OF Bankcns shin.
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CUBS WIN ANOTHER;
FANS PROFESS HOPE
Chicago Wild With Joy Over
Victory, but Giants Appar-
emily Have Pennant.
MARTY O'TOOLE LOSES
Minneapolis Wins Flag in
American Association,
O'Brien Repeats.
MARTY O'TOOLE LOSES

Special to The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Because the Cubs
have won the first two games OF the
present series with the Giants, Chicago
fans arc Wild with JOY tonight and pro-
fess 10 have hopes Of the pennant but
all the Jaws Of probabilities Indicate thai
the Giants have the flag safely tucked
away.
However. II Chicago can win all of It's
nine remaining games and New York
loses nine of its remaining fourteen
games the cubs will win the penna,nt, ,,nn
Won. Lost &c,
New York '.......'.s5 .'..'....'s5 80 .si7
or. II Chicago wins all OF its nine
games and New York loses eight OF It's
fourteen games the teams will be tied,
for the standing then would be:
o., Won LOST. PC; &c;
Chicago .........,.,.96 oS ""
New York ...........96 IS -62$
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 pennant, thus;
Won. Lost. Pc.
Chicago 9l So $40
New York .,..,.......93 Gl 500
II New York loses ten games. Chicago
can lose two and st!ll tie New York,
II Will he seen therefore, that the Chi
cago team has only the narrowcst chance
OF winning the flag. Forty,three points
nov separate the rivals: The standing:
Club To play. Won. Lost. PC,
HSM NSiSsro roe .:..l, :...s 80 80 IS IS .sac sac
PittsbUrg ....... ~ 61 3oS
Philadelphia LIB - 81 $40
Chicago made it Two straight from
New York Thursday. winning the second
game OF tho series. The difference be-
tween the two clubs in tho ponnant race
Is Gu, down 10 five and a half games or
fortr-three points.
Ioe Tinker. hero of many battles, de-
llvered the hit that gave Chicago the VIC
tory After two men were out. Shreck-
ard and Schultz each singled and both
scored on Tinkers double TO left field.
Mathewson opposed king Cole in a
pitchers battle. The former was hit
safely seven times, while Cole allowed
five hits. only two OF which were punched
IN the opening inning. The support,
however. behind Mathewson was ragged,
while that of the Chicagoan was even
sensational. Score: +. IL E.
Chicago .....,...............2 D
New York ................-....1
Batteries--Cole and Archer: Mathew
son and Myers, Umpires-O'Day and
Brennan
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Cnenr d'Alene Entries

POST FALLS. Ida. Sept ?s-Fridsy
Occur Alene entries follow
First race. purse. ono half mile-Odelia
100: Miss Russa. Florence krpp. Lady
Mint. 10. Marjorie Fleming. Homesick.
Lo Mio. Caliists Jones. Ravona. Change
OF Air. Anna Schneider. los.
Second race selling. seren-cighths ~
a milc-Judcs Henderson. ia: Cauten.
Chief Desmond. Nettie Trayer. Bonnie
Bard. III, Sorroaful Good Ship. Birdie
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TERRY KELLER IS
VISITING IN OGDEN
Special 20 The Tribunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
, OGDEN Sept. 2s.-rerry Keller. the
clever middleweiGht boxer is IN Ogden,
visiting his parents after several months
spent IN San Francisco whore he en-
gagged in number Of ring contests with
out defeat Keller a year ago was
matched with Joe Thomas here. The
fight with Thomas was scheduled for
twenty rounds. hut WAS brought TO all
abrupt end when Eeller's jaw was broken
by an accident. Keller. under the man
accmcnt of Jen Lee. is on his way to
New York where IA" will try 10 make Il
match with Frank Klaus.
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Seeks Missing Son.

James Monroe Bailey. q ta;ionsrv en-
Sincer 5S years old. is wanted BY his
70 thcr and Clara BsiIev. The man. Who
IS feet inches i'm height and weighs
about 50 pounds aud has brown hair and
blue ewes. is native OF Lee or Louisa
county. Iowa. He lived In Iowa untiI
1898 when Inc went 10 Kansas. then TO
Missouri md m Colorado. where he was
last heard from, In his last letters no
said that hr intended to go 10 Utah
ANY Information regarding him should bio
sent 10 L. y. Metz. r. o. hoN 5a5. Chi
cago. III.
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"U" TEAM READY
FOR OGDEN GAME

The second scrimmage practice OF The
year was held Yesterday at the university
when the varsity men lined up against
the freshman team. Both teams worked
on the defensive and the offensive aud
showed considerable speed In yester
days practice great stress was laid on
the kicking and catching OF the ball
Bollo Dohbs, member Of last years
junior class team. appeared in suit last
night for the first time. Coach Bcnnion
SAYS that no moro men will be Dla ced
al the training table until after the game
With the Ogden high school. which VIII
be held on Cummings field Saturday.
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Second team,
COMMISSIONER WINS
ALL-AGE STAKE

MT VERNON Wash. Sept 2S.--The
AIl-America ali-age stake was won today
hv Commissioner, owned by Frank AVcnt
OF Nashville. Tenn, and handled bv J. NJ.
Avont OF Hickory Valley Tenn. Mo-
money. second is owned and handled by
J. NJ. Avcnt. and Uncle Dave third. is
owned bv George w Parsons of Kenne
bunk Nc. and handled by Jake Bishop
Of Rutherford. Ala.
The United Northwestern clubs trials
were started with the derby Immediately
after the AllAmcrica trials had been
finished. Five braces ran in the derby
this afternoon
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ARRANGE SCHEDULE
OF WORLDS SERIES

CINCINNATI. Sept 2s.-Thc national
baseball commission will meet here to-
morrow 20 arrange for the worlds series.
The first game Viii bc played on October
II. Two schedules will be framed In
case New York Wins the p.nnant in tho
rate between New York DAY by day. nut
IL Chicago BY miracle wins the schcd =
ule practically will be the same as last
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81 am firmly convinced" said Mrs.
Cohen. president of the Wonian's league,
the organization which began the cruSadc e
Tuesday. that this is all a bluff This
woman and her friends are only trying
TO put the problem uD to tho women Of
Salt Lake, In the hope that we Will he
unable to cope with it. Nevertheless, we
shall be able 10 handle tho situation. We
have promise OF financial aid. if We should
need II. and | am satisfied we can get IT,
I'VE do not think that VIC can solve
this problem entirely, but we will do
what We can to minimize IT, Why. II
few years ago they told us that the city
would be made clean as soon as the
stockadc was established but with the
stockade In full operation The conditions
are much worse than they were before
There will be meeting al o'clock to-
night at the Young Women.s Christian
association rooms. at which tho situation
VIII be thoroughly discussed. and II Is the
Intention Of the women who have en-
listed in the crusade to call a mass meet
ing in tho near future with view Of
putting the question before the people
generally.
Excitement at Stockade.
The inmates OF the stockade We're mol
aware Of Mrs. Topham's decision To close
tho s,ocl<ade until they awoEe yesterday
morning. Then there was tremendous
excitement among the women. Those
who had q little money made arrange
mcnts for rooms in various lodging houses
of the lower class, and before noon cN.
press wagons were busily engaged il
moving trunks and other effects This
movement continued throughout the af-
tcrnoon and by dusk the stockade was
practically Iifelcss
Many of the girls found themselves
without resources and the prospect of be
ing without shelter was anything but
rosy for them. However, others of the
women were better off financially and
they extended To their less proYident
sisters. lending them enough money &c
tide them over for a day or two. 4 few
OF the women LETT the city.
Belle London S Busy Day.
Mrs. Tophsm, or Belle London. put in
a busy day. Eier office was Il scene oi
great activity at all hours. Among heI
callers were a few real estate dealers
who came to' inquire about the sale o
the stock1dc property. These Mrs Top
ham said she was una ole To see owing
10 press of other business, and they were
told To call again
Mrs Topham reiterated her published
statement that ii WAS time OF ncccsslt y
for the Christian women OF Salt Lake &c
come 10 the relief OF The unfortuna to
women who we're homeless because They
the Christian women OF Salt Lake had
demanded that the stoCiIdc he closed.
"Thcsc poor women in the houses here
arc absolutely helpless. she said, '"rhe!
earned their living in the only way they
knew how. and now they are homeless
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FREDDIE WELSH IS
AFTER MATT WELLS

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-Freddie Welsh
tho cX-champion lightweight Of Grca,
Britain. is in New York after Il Victori-
Gus campaign among The lightweights OF
the Pacific coast. He is anxious 70 meet
Matt Wells. the present holder of tho
English iitle. and feels sure that In an
other battle he can win. Welsh has
never been satisfied with the result OF
their last meeting. and has always main
taiucd that nc is the master of Wells.
The latter has recently expressed a will
neness TO meet Welsh. but is anxious TO
have a bout first with Packey McFar-
Inn
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NegIess Acquitted.

Owing 10 All insutficiency Of e't
the jury in the case OF the s'a,e
Lizzie Williams, nssreSs. cnarfeo.
robbery, was instructed 10 return !
dict OF not guilty by Judge y.
borrow or the motion OF Asslstan'
trict Attorney p T. Farnswonm.
woman was charged with steaiin'
from Joseph konc.
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MADISON SQUARE
LICENSE REVOKED

NEW YORK Sept 2S.-Thc state ath-
lctic commission TO-DAY revoked the char
ter or the Madison Square Garden Aib-
Ietic club. on the ground that the clubs
lease OF the Garden was not In conformity
with the Law Tn" commission renewed
the license OF the National Sporting Club
OF America. which vas revoked last week
on account Of an invalid lease.
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SCRIMMACE WORK
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The first scrimmaec of the year was
held at tho high school Yesterday after
noon. The squad Was divided into two
teams and both did good work Among
the pla gers were Harvey Snow. who is
trying out for fullback; Ward and Ole
son. last years halfbacks; Matt Gala
CHER. who played an end for High school
two wears ago. on the second team were
Russell Snow. who played halfback; Sid
dowav a candidate for rullback, and Will
son. who PLAYED quarterback.
The lineup;
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American League
New York Beats ST. Louis.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--New York to-
day defeated ST. Louis in a game more
tsrcical than any other seen here this
season The visiting pitchers issued
thirteen passes and the New Workers
stole fifteen bases on stephens and
Clarke. sin nj them being In the second
Inning. Score; r. II. T..
81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. l. II &
New York ..............- IL i
Batteries-Hamiton Il. Brown, Nell
son. Stephens and Clarke, Warhop, Quinn
and williams.
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American Association a

~ Toledo--Indiarsp polls l. Toledo 1
St Columbus .ouisviIle T. Columbus G
Al Minneapoiis--St. Paul MINNEAPOLIS
both games postponed: wet groun5.
Al Kansas Citv-Milwauk . kansas
Ciiy =. Second game. Milwaukee . Kan
ssr CAV 'Called end eighth innine
on account Of darkness
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BlooMer Girls Again.

Tie Rloomer Girls baseball team will
pIay The Retail Clerks team at Cooley
rark next Sunday. Tho Bloomrr Girls
have been to The coast and back and
have won number Of games Nowsbovs
will be admitted free at this game
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Big Bout Off; johnson
Says He Will Quit

LONDON Sept 2s-The johnson Wells championship fight
definitely abandoned today by the prin
the opposition OF the auhores and
large element Of the public
Jack Johnson said
After finishing my England will put the
olor IN nubc again heavyweight champion the
world which no man before has ever done
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w ostern League

AT st. Joscph-St. Joseph. i-5: Topc-
ka, 10,
At Lincoln-Lincoln, ); Sioux City. I.
At Pueblo-Puebo, 5: Des Moines. 4,
Al Denrer-Denver. 3-2: Omaha. 20.
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VIII Give Pool Exhibition.

w r.. Gfrstnl. ths EXPERT a. pool and
billiards viii give exhibitions at Q o'clock
,hIs afternoon and O'Clock this evening
In the billiard hall AT IS East Second
South slrrct.
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Football Game Sunday.

The Marriott and Tiger football teams
vii orcn thc 1911 football geason al
Walkers field next Sunday afternoon
Tie two teams will line up for The
Kickoff at O'Clock.
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MINNEAPOLIS IS
PENNANT WINNER

ST. PAUL Sent. aS.-The calling off
of today's doublaheader between Mime
spolis and ST Paul gives Minneapolis the
American association penuant,
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Kenne,s uorse Wins-

NEWMARKET. England Sept. cs.-
The Thursday Nursery plate handicap Of
700 scvereigns distance five fUrlonss
was Won here today b. j. II, Keene's q