The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Some Injured Playing Ball,
Others Set Down and One
May Be Arrested.
BILLY HANCOCK. 20 TO |
SHOT, WINS FIRST RACE
Barney Schneider VIII Sell ALI
Horses He Has at Lagoon;
Match Race Off.

Jockeys are being afflicted with an cpl
Geaaic OF hard luck During baseoal
game yesterday morung Jockey y. Wash
conceived the idea OF putting on a WIG
wes, show. so he got a shiny htt!e re-
Nolver loaded it with blank cartridges
and began firing. a Pennington police
man soon came over and told Walsa lie
was under arrest Walsh declined TO &C
company the policeman and the other
Jockeys announced thclr intention 10
stand by Walsh. The policeman went
back for warrant but lie had not serVeu
L a n late hour last night.
In this same baseball game Iopklhs
ran Into the fence and had TO be eN,
cused from riding yesterday lie is not
permanently injured. .
Rosen. accused of shutting off Eisin IN
the fourth race yesterday. was restricIe"
Ia riding for his own stable ,,,
Starter Dwyer set Reynolds down, ioi
the balance of the meeting Tor preaklnB
through the barrier repeatedly on Zen
Stone.
Kedcris was fined so for alleged mis-
conduc. in the fifth race.
The match race proposed between
Charles Clark's Francine and q w: Scr
rvs Tnir has been called of because IL
is against the policy OF the Jockey riGp
To permit such races and also because
l'ranriuc has gone lame.
II T. Wilson, general manager OF tue
Lagoon Facing association. is recovering
slowly from the eye affection which has
lept HIM III his room al Hotel utah Ior
several days,
Eilly Hancock Wins.
with Percy Henderson scratched,
eleven horses faced tho barrier IN lhe
first race Mandadero was made favor
tie. clsiefly because nothing was known
ahcu; MIN while the others faults had
been made apparent in frequent races.
4 very few specula tors go; small wagers
down on Billy Hancock. the winner but
more backed Electric ior, place. which
money had been offered for Nidad TO
show there were number Of tickets
,ashed No large sums were paid out by
tho DO rks. which made a fine profit on
Passenger. opening al q TO /. won the
second race. Although Passenger was
the shortest price, Binocuiar was backed
mare NheralIv. but dld not get in the
r'nney. 5colin was second and Eoggs
tlIirG. The reinstaied Force also ran
lul. made no more brilliant showing than
In the races which resulted in the Sus-
pension Of his en;,y some tine ago.
Hidden Hand. well backed captured
tic Third race; Elmela Hamilton was sec
DAD and Ben Stcne third. Ei G. was
Or account OF his recent victory 20
roaste-. AT a liberal price. was vel
rlaye1 in the fourth race. which he won:
Elein trie1 hard TO get through nno
r,ight have done so heG not Rosen or
Koso shut flgin on Elgin finally got
by KC2o and Tcn the place. with Koso
third.
Jack Stryker Wins.
VITA Fred Mulholland and Nun
Scratched Geek and jeanette NJ, were the
tips In the tflh race. bu: Bedwclls Jacb
SirvEGr varying from TO upward
wen: Crex was second and jeanette NJ
third
Metropolitan and Gcmmeil wer,
gcratched in the last race and Elizabctt
l3aywood was made 4 to . faVorite. \
hot tin had been circulated ON Montuu.
Don. comparative stranger among tn
Lagoon s;ceds. and he played unit
So:rc OF the bookies got badly fright encd
brit The best he could do WAS third
Elizabeth won In a manner which vlndi
Gated the short price and No Qunrte
got the place.
IN the entries for today Spohn is glver
322 pounds. This i3 an error, rs th'
Nsigh; VIII he lie pounds.
There wes the usual crowd Of abou
1910 persons al the track yesterday an
ti;e- made IL very lively for the books,
Barney Schrciber's aToon stable vii
he so,A ~ auction Thursday Among th:
stccds that are TO he auctioned off are
'Idad. Ed @. and Billy Hancock.
This being gctawBY week. many sur
Dr:ses are exDectef. but the talent farce
T,rc.,y well Yesterday and none seems I,
he dis;naved Nv prospects OF having &
PICK long shots.
After the iasi racr E,i!-ahcth. Har1soo
was run UP to sS05, but she was retatne
ny Pcdwall