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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
LINCOLN GETS LEAD IN FIRST

Des MOines Loses Last Game by seven
TO Five.
DIES MONIES, Aug I7.-With a lead OF
four runs in the first inning Lincoln easily
won the last game of the series from Des
Moines today by a score of to 5. Score:
DIES MOINES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

LOUISVILLE Aug. 17.-Cheneys good
work on the rubber today blanked Toledo
also pitched good ball, but his support was
poor. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Chellette. p......~..3 o 3
Totals. 10 q 10
'Batted for Clark in ninth.
wa sfad For IIfnLrrau a. nIntb

'Batted for Hickman in ninth.
st. Joseph ..........0 2 0 0 "-6
Stolen bases: Reilly C2), Rickert. Sacrifice
hits: Reilly, Hamilton, Emory. Double
play: Kreps (unasslsted). Three-base HIT
Hamilton. Two-base hits: Kelly Rickert
Struck out: By Chellette, s; by REYNOLDS.
l; by Clark, l. Bases on balls Off Chel-
lette, e. off Reynolds, 8. Hits: Off Rey-
nolds, in three innings; off Hickman 8
in four innings; off Clark, in one inning
Left on bases; St Joseph, s; Topeka, TO-
Time: 2:lO. Umpires; Morgan and Knapp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Totals. .....3s 9gsI
1.-Two out when winning score was made.
Slated for Porkorney In ninth.
'Batted for Metz in ninth.
ABatted for Hav I'm ninth

S s5fnH isiana ..::.::.5 =
Earned runs: Grand Island, 8; Columbus,
2. Two-base hit: Meixell. Sacrifice hits:
Buchanan, Jokerst, Porkorney, Metz.
Stolen bases: McLear, Porkorney. Struck
out: BY Clausman, s. by Hay, l. Bases
on balls: Off Clausman, 3; off Hay 2.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Clausman /; by
Hay, /. Left on bases: Grand Island, 8;
Columbus. 8. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Bocke-
WITT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

Iwo-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hit;
Henrikson. Home run. Lewis Bases on
out: BY Mullin, 4. Time: 2:06. Umpires:
Egan and Evans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

VIII exceed the sPeed limit Get ready
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
KANSAS CITY,
ST. PAUL.
IVlHI1' s's'sdI n " 70 2
'Batted for Maddox In the eighth.
IRAN for James in the eighth.

Kansas city .........s Q Q - ) 81
Stolen bases: Corridor, Delehanty (2)
Gehring. Two-base hits: Corridor O'Con-
nor ~, Butler, Aubrey. Three-base hits:
Corridor, Rockenfied. Home run: Rock
enfield. Struck out; BY Maddox, 3; by
Brandon Il by Gehring, Il by Laroy, l.
Hits: Off Gehring, IL In seven and one
thing innings; off Laroy, none in one and
innings; off Brandon, l in one inning
Time; LEO. Umpires Owens and Eddin-
ger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

Batteries: Minden, Adams and Boasen;
Huntley, Biler and Sell. Time: 1:4s. Um-
pire: Ralph Adams
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

Solomon asked for wisdom. II he were
In business in Omaha he would advertise
In The bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
SUPERIOR


Downey. Sacrifice hits: Coyie, Michael.
Stolen basesI Coyle, Downey. Bases on
balls: off Trimble, l. Struck out: BY
Trimble. 4; by Gibson, /. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Trimble. l. Passed balls; Mayer
kurth ~. Double plays: Chillgord to Dow
ney to Claire, Pagles to Claire to Chllgord
Time: 1872 Umpire: McDermott
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
PAR| -MUTUELS FOR
COEUR D 'ALE|VE TRACK
New Association VIII Install a
Couple of Machines as an
Experiment.

Frank (Dope) ". Smith, secretary Of
the Occur d'Alene Fair and Racing as
soctation. writes that among the promI-
nent stables that will take part at the
fan meeting are: II. C. Bedwel. Keene
brothers. st. James stable. Parker &
Powell. Jack Crane. Early Wright. C. j.
Quinn. Wade McEImore. a. F. Dayton.
William Gabriel c. a. Ross. W. Short.
j. Pontius. a. Isoe, Eugene Moyne, j.
Boland Chantecler stable. William Dur
ker. Florence Israel, Jack Clifford, and
many others.
The management OF the new track an
nounces that II VIII install couple OF
pari-mutuel machines for the accommo-
dation of the enthusiasts. This Will be
done as test Of this style of betting
and n well supported the mutuels may IN
time supplant the open betting ring
W. w. Finn who is in charge OF the
construction of the track, la planning for
starting Chute" on the backstretch to
give the horses a straightaway start
down the long backstretch In three-quar-
ter mile races. instead Of forcing them to
break away from the barrier around a
turn.
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GET READY FOR CD
OVER LONG ROUTE
Both Jackson and Rogers Work
Hard for Meeting at
Ogden.

Hardy r. Downing, the local boxing
Young Peter jackson matched to box
twenty rounds at Ogden June 5, says
that everything is arranged and the boys
are both training hard and expect TO
put UP the battle of their lives.
Ever since their last meeting at Muir
ray, when they boxed ten-round draw,
there has been a general clamor to see
the same boys 90 twenty rounds, as each
man, with his hackers, claimed verdict
should have been given to him, but TO
good judges who were not interested In
either man draw was the only decision
that 1t would take twenty rounds to
really determine who is the best man.
Jackson says that the longer they go
the better he gets; Rogers says that with
the experience he got last time he will
surely bring homo the long end Of the
While both boys kept in light training
after the other contest. they have now
got down to work in earnest. and the
day OF the contest will be in condition TO
daily at Willard Beans gymnasium at
the Saniiarium, and the public is in
vited to watch him every afternoon from
now until Wednesday, when he will go
to Ogden and put on the finishing
touches,
Jackson has been doing his work at
Joe Burns's place, but beginning Mon
day he expects to get training quarters
some place where the public may come
and see him perform.
Downing says there will he a special.
as usual. and that everything will be
Salt Lake fans back here in time 10
catch their last car home,
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SUCCESSFUL RACING MEET
CLOSES AT TORONTO TRACK
Special TO The Tribune.


TORONTO, Ontario. May 27.-Getaway
day at Woodb!ne was opened today In
sensational style bY Carrillon. which won
the first race at better than 100 to
Zeus won the King Edward hotel cup
Plate Glass was an added starter The
Welkin fell in the steepechase and Steve
Lane won.
The meet that closed today was tr-
most successful ever held by the Ontario
Jockey club.
First race. York purse. six furlongs-
Carrillon. straight s272O. won: Vree :
land. place. $500, second; Lady Sybil.
show. $3.50, third Time. 1;14l-5.
Second race. Nimrod Weller. selling
plate, seven furlongs-Martin Doyle.
straight. $3.50. won; Salvolatile. place.
$40; T: second eco Sight, show. $500 third.
Third race. Hopeful. purse, FIVE fur
longs-Pusgins,, straight, $500 won; Lit
tie Pal. place. S2.30. second: SenoX. S220.
show third Time. 1901 Is
Fourth race. King Edward hotel gold
cup. mile and a quarter-Seeus straight.
s2;io. won: Plate Glass. second. Time.
2:ol Is. 1.-TWO starters)
Fifth racev straightaway, steepleehase.
straight. $3.50. won: Gid place. $50.
second: Juiiu. no show betting. third.
Time. 5:26.
Sixth race. William Hendrie memorial
handicap. mile-St. Bass. straight. 81 80,
won; Capersauce place $3.50. second;
Jane Shore, show out. third. Time,
Seventh race. Consolation handicap,
one and one e-sixteenth mlles-Idelweiss.
straight s11. won; Lawton Virgins,
place, So. 20. second; Sapdrian. show $3.50.
third. Time. 1:4l rs.
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worked on him and gave him advice.
II was Burnss round.


Round 13-They mixed 1t In the cen
ter of the ring wolgast then slowed
down and seemed 10 have lost some Of
his vim Burns covered up with Wolgast
little success. The crowd at this stage
began TO taunt Wolgast. and. maddened.
he closed In, but again Burns's guard
WAS impenetrable; The, round was most
y succession OF clinches and the note
worthy. feature was the Improvement OF
the Californian, who now seemed a shade
the stronger OF the pair
Round 14--Wolgast forced his oppo-
reach stood him well In stead and few OF
the blows found their mark. The fight
ers mixed 1t at close range and Wolgast
landing several stiff punches on that
member. Wolgast fought with renewed
confidence and soon had Burns seeking
with terrific right to the mouth and
staggered his man with right and left
uppercuts to the jaw and nose The
round gave the Wolgast camp renewed
hope. ~
The Finish.
Round lb-Wolgast rushed and tented
with his right and quick a. a flash his
covered up and received a left hook over
the heart. Even at that Burns tried
vainly TO turn the tables on the cham
distance. landed left and right with pre-
cislon on the jaw and although Burns
countered with q straight right to the
| Jaw he was leg sore as he went to his
corner. Wolgast had much the better
| OF the round.
Round 1s-They mixed it,, Wolgast
| landing blow after blow on the face and
Jaw, Burns fought back fercely and
succeeded In landing several telling
punches TO the face. Later wolgast
landed almost at will. smothered his man
with volleys OF right and left uppercuts
| TO the face and Burns was helpless.
| From all over the house calnc cries to
\ stop the bout, but Referee Jack Welch
refused Burns was reeling around help
lessly, with Wolgast smashing him on
the face with might and main as the
| round ended. saving the Oakland youth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
0CEANB0UND TAKES
LOUISVILLE HANDICAP
BY Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE. May o7.--Iu the Louis
vile handicap today Oceanbound. carry
ing top weight laid off the early pace
and running strong at the end just nipped
Mellsande on the post. Prince Gal nm
ished close third Summer Night clipped
a second and half off the track record
in the mile and a half race.
Summaries;
First race. six furIongs-Wintergree
straight $40, won; Ethelda. place 81 10,
second; Oxer, show $500, third. Time.
1:1S1-5
Second race. one. and y half miles
Summer Night straight $500, Won; Ques-
ton Mark, place $40 second Laymin-
ster, show $3.50. third. Time. 2:S3.
Third race. one mile and seventy yards
Hazel Burke, straight $3.50. won; Yel-
low Bryson. place SIS, second Starcher,
show $3.50. third. Time, 1.43 rs.
Fourth race. six furlongs. Louisville
handicap. value s25oO- oceanbound.
straight $40, won; Melisande. place 81.
second; Prince Gal, show $40, third.
Time. liz As.
Fifth race, five furlongs-King Broom
stick, straight $3.50, won, Be. place
$50. second; Aquin, show $3.50. third.
Time, ! 90 SIS.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles
Taboo, straight Sl1.9o, won; Foxy Mary,
place, S20.60 second; Descomnets. show
$50, third. Time, 1:i7
Saltar for Decoration day? Sure!
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P0CATELLO UNC0VERS
"REAL" WHITE HOPE

Pocatello is the latest city to come for
ward with white mans hope" and
according to press reports. the boxing
fans OF the Gate City are sincere in their
bring back the championship to the white
race.
Rex Langben. q husky is the new hope.
Prof. Tom O'Hara, boxing instructor OF
the Pocatelio Athletic club and the Y.
NJ G. A. of that city, is now in Salt Lake
looking for sparring partner who is
willing to muss things with the big fell
that none of the big men around Poca-
tello Will take chance with the giant
and that he therefore hopes to find a
tough man of somewhere near Langben's s
TO secure Jack Drumgoole and may be
able to Induce the Chicago boy to ac-
company him.
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POSTPONED SOCCER GAME
TO BE PLAYED MONDAY

The Anal game between Salt Lake and
Rio Grande in the Daynes cup soccer
series. postponed from Saturday on ac-
count of wet ground. will be played off
at Cummings field Monday evening at
s:l5. providing the weather man Is In
an amlabe mood
Rio Grande feels confident that il is
going TO turn the trick this time and
victory will be popular TO the west side
and VIII be big boost for the game. as
for several years Rio Grande has tried
Tsis T,,,, wihn'ng hs Team tosetner;
has been competed for. Salt Lake hav-
ing won IL three times and Eureka twice.
an Salt Lake expects 10 get Il again
unless the railroa1crS upset calculations.
Charles A. Whiting viii referee and ].
Gain and ]. Aspdcn. linesmen
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Each Has a Share in the Nitl
tories Of the Americana
Henley Regatta"
NAVY, CORNELL. COLUMBIA 4
WIN ROWING CONTES1b
Union Beat Club of Boston Sun
prises by Taking Eight
Cared Race.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. May 27-Honors II
the ninth annual regatta OF the Amer
can Rowing association over the Henl1+
distance. one mile $40 yards on ia
Schuylkill river, were about evenly al.
vided between Cornell. Columbia and IN
Naval academy crews.
The Navy won the freshmen eight, arr
Columbia the first eight. while Cornel
took the junior college eight for the Neu
England cup in one Of the best racss d
one second. the time being CorneII
6;il 4-5; Navy. sac, The surprise Of th|
day was the Victory Of the Union Bo5|
club OF Boston In the special intercIu|
eight cared race with the Malta Boz
club Of this city
The Cascadilla crew of Ithaca wo|
from the Central high school of this cd
with ease.
e. F.. Smith Of the Union Boat club d
Boston undoubtedly lost tho second sin
gle scull TO the erratic steering OF L,ou
II Stoll of the Arundel Boat club a
Baltimore. who crashed into Smith ne1|
the finish.
Both were forced to pull up and Geor<|
w Allison OF the West Philadelphia clu|
won.
In the eight-osred event between IN
Columbia freshmen and the Naval acad
envy. the Maryland boys finished scan
lSnEl0 3IFSI OF 'n'lI TlNHlSs
Summary:
First event second four -oared shels-
Philadelphia Barge club won. Universit
81 Pennsylvania second. Only two en-
tries Time. 7:e2 81
Second event. SchuyIlSill cup. FIRST doubl
sculls-West Philadelphia Boat club weI
University Barge second. Yale Boat clli
Third event, Puritan cup. FIRST touI
cared shells-Arundel Boat club. Bsln
more. won. University Barge club. Phiia
delphis, second. Two entries. TIM
T:15 2-5.
Fourth event freshmen eight.oare
shells-United States academy won. 90
Iumbia university second. University
Pennsylvania third. Yale did not star
Time 6:37 3-5.
Fifth event. first single sculls-Edwal
F. Hoffman, Jr.. University Barge clul
won; Dindley Johnson. Jr-. Universit
Barge club. second. Only two starter
Time. sac 3-5. !
Sixth event. second eight -oared she'll
special interclub match-Union Boat clu
or Boston won, Malta Boat club. Phils
delphia, second. Only two entries. Tim
654 l-5.
Seventh event. New England cup. Jun
won, Naval academy second, Yale thir'
Harvard fourth, Pennsylvania last. Tim'
S:i1 As.
Eighth event, second single sculIs-,Jo9
Allison West Philadelphia Boat cll
won: y. T.. Smith. Union Boat club. Boz
ton. second; r. H. Davis. Navy Aehleti
association, third. Time. S;2l
Ninth event, Franklin cup. interscholas
tic eighi-oa she!ls-Cascadilla soh?o
Ithaca. New York. won Central big
school. Philadelphia. second. Two en
tries. Time. $40 l-5
Tenth event. first four-oared shells
University Barge club. Philadelphia, Won
Quaker CITY Barge club second: Metrp
nuitan Rowing, New York, third TIM
7:I0
Final event. Stewards cup. first eight
cared shels-Columbia University Rev
ing club New York. won; United State
Naval academy first crew second. Wan
netah Boat club. New York. third. Time
6:2S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
GEORGE MEMS|C
RUNS OUT OF FIGHT
Refuses to Enter Ring Without
Premium, and Bout Is
Called Off.
BY Associated Press.

1HSUVTdlFU ITtSS.
Los ANGELES, Cal, May 27.-George
Memsic. the local lightweight trial
horse" ran out OF his scheduled twenty
round bout with Johnny Mccarthy OF San
Francisco at the Vernon arena today. At
the last moment he refused to enter the
ring until ne had received $3.50 cash.
the small assemblage not promising much
for the fight.
Tom McCarey, the fight promoter. an
nounced his predicament and left to the
crowd the decision whether or not he
should accede to Memsic's demand The
assemblage shouted as one man MOI
McCarey. after fruitlessly trying TO ill
out the programme with other bouts dis
missed the spectators.
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scRAPPERs NEVER HEADED.
Home Run With Two on Bases Gives
Lead Helena Is Unable to Overcome.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
first inning of today's game Daschbach
hit the ball over the left field fence for
home run. driving Thompson and Muir
ply in ahead Of him. This gave the
Scrappers a lead they never lost and Hell
ena was defeated for the third consecu-
tive time. z to 4.
Cummings pitched good ball for the To-
Gals. allowing but four hits. and with
perfect support would have had no diff
ficulty in holding the visitors scoreless.
Fox was touched for half a dozen safe
ties. but had ragged support at critical
moments and was wild himself in the
pinches Missoula made all of its scores
In the first five innings.
Roberts. changed from left field TO be-
hind the bat for the Senators to replace
the injured Baker. suffered split hand
and was replaced by Kelly. who is him
self just recovering from a similar hurt.
The score:
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SALT LAKE.

SUMMARIES: Two-base hIts-Bauer.
Flick. King 2. kellar, Spencer Cordtz
Home run-Spencer. Sacrifice hits
Flick, Flanagan, Van, schimpT. Hum
mel Hits-Off Jachs. in l-3 inning; OFF
Hummel II in 3 rs innings; of XII
In 2-3 innings. Bases on balls-Off
Jachs, 3; off Hummel, &; off Kilburn. l.
Struck out-By kirburn. /; by Taliafer-
70, .: on Iachs. l. off Hummel. 8. Left
on bases--Boise. ID; Salt Lake, s. Passed
ball--Brooks. First base on errors
Boise: /: Salt Lake. g. Hit by pitcher
Naughton by Hummel, Schinpff by Kill
burn. Time OF game hours and Is
minutes. umpire-Ralph Frary. At
tendance-l500
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Mccroskey Keeps Up Hitting.

McCroskey. the Kansas City boy who
played with both the local Union league
and State league teams here. played his
hrst game for Copper Flat, New. against
Ely in the Steptoe Valley league last
Sunady. and, with homer and triple,
won the game for his club bl a score
of 3 10 ]. He played second. Hicks.
who played with the local State leaguers,
covered FIRST The president OF the leagI;r
later forfeited the game to Ely on the
ground that the two new men were
~'fingers." "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Eagles organize Ball Team.

The Eagles OF Salt Lake have reor-
ganized their baseball team and will play
the Budweiser team this morning at 10
o'clock at the Poplar Grove grounds. They
viii! play the Salt Lake Hardware COM
States Smelters on June 4. A challenge
has been issued by the Eagles to any
amateur team in the state. P. j. Nell
son is manager and Ray Don secretary
of the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Pamhroke Beats Rountiful.

The fast Pembroke team Iourneyed
Bountiful yesterday afternoon and defea'
ed The strong Bounttful nine 10 3. Gree
pitched good game for the Pemoroke
and was backed by good support MI
struck out ten OF the Pembrokes bl
was hit AZ opportune times Batterief
Green and Johnson; Muir and Mann &
IL GoodSen Pembroke's official score
arrived at the game with a bride an
filed the winners with enthusiasm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Checker Games.

In the challenge match between o. j.
Crimes state champion checker player,
and j. B. Smith. challenger for the state
championship. the first weeks play was
concluded last evening. Six games were
PLAYED resulting in one win for Smith
and five drawn. Fourteen games remain
TO be played. PLAY will be resumed Mon
day evening at the Checker club rooms.
207 Sharon building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
ARREST BASEBALL MAGNATE
FOR ASSAUIlTING INFIELDER
Rv Assncia.tefl Press.

DES MONIES. Ia. May 27-John F.
Higgins. owner of the Des Moines West
ern league baseball club. when arraigned
in police court today. pleaded not guilty
TO a charge OF assaulting Shortstop Wal
ter Schmidt in a local hotel last night
Schmidt, who was arraigned on a charge
of larceny preferred by Higgins. also
pleaded not guilty. Both cases were set
for trial Monday.
Schmidt claims he was assaulted during
a quarrel over the alleged disappearance
of five baseball suits belonging to the
local club Higgins swore out the war
rant charging Schmidt with larceny.
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GREAT FALLS.

Summary: Left on bases-Rutte 8,
Great Falls Q. Stolen bases-Perrine Q,
Hoffman, Sacrifice hits-Duddy q Hoff-
man 2, Perrine. Runs batted in-By
Toner l. Double play-Perrine to Foley.
Struck ont-By Quick Z. by HIldebrandt
3, Bases on balls-Off Quick ., off
Hildebrandt L. Hit by pitched ball
buddy. Passed ball-Vance Time of
game hour and "a minutes Attend
ance-45o Umplre-Toman. Weather
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: Summary: Sto1eh bdses-Wagner =,
Murphy, Harmon Wood p Sacrifice
hits-Mnrphy, Harmon. Two base hts
Levy. Lehr Home run-Daschbach.
Double play-Kelly TO Wood 10 zwicker.
Left on bases--Helena. 6: Missoua. s.,
Struck out-By Fox. 81 by Cummings T..
Bases on balls-Oh Fox, .: off Cummings.
T. Hit by pitched ball-Murphy. Time
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Wright.
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PERRINE WINS FOR BUTTE.
Great Falls, outsuessed and outplayed,
Loses Close Game, to I.

BUTTE. Mont, May 27.-Playing bet
Ter inside baseball Butte outguessed
Great Falls today. Perrlne bringing in the
winning run in the seventh inning after
a battle between TIildebrandt and Quick
for pitching honors.
Perrine, following Mathes whom he
forced al second, TOOK second on Mar
shalrs single TO left. stole third and
scored on Duddy's out at first. The
score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
AMERICAN FINISHES SECOND
TN SPORTING, LIFE MARATHON
By Associated Press.

LONDON. May 27.-The Polytechnic
Harriers Marathon for the Sporting Life
cup was run here today and won by Har-
ry Green OF the Surrey Athletic club
Michael Ryan of the Irish-Amerlcan Ath-
letic club OF New York. who was entered
from Hamilton. Ont finished second
The race was started from the grounds at
Windsor castle and ended at Stamford
bridge.
Green's time was hours IS minutes
and 90 4-5 seconds. Ryan finished In 2
minutes so minutes and As seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
Jeffries Is Returning.

LONDON. May 27-James J. JEFF
fries aud his wife have started back
TO the United States by way of Paris.
Jeffries said he was merely on pleas.
ure trip and had abandoned pugilism
forever. He is going to Alaska on
bear hunting trip in July, and after
that will return to Los Angeles.
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To Demonstrate Motorcycle.

Walter M. Jones Of the Western Cycle
and Motor company will leave In a day
or SO on a Harley Davidson for dem
onstration trip through Cache valley and
the northeastern part OF the state.
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Lake Beats Boise; Oxies Lose to Ogdenh,
PULLS CONTEST
OUT OF FLAME
Continued From Preceding Page.

team will remain intact unless the un-
toreseen occurs or some of the men arc
laid up, but II either can lay hands on
d good left handed pitcher he will be
sent for to join the club on the road,
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tators yelled. Burns then electrified the
crowd by rushing in and mixing II with
the champion. landing several lefts and
rights to the face before the gong ended
the smuggling. WolEast. however. had a
big lead.