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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
WEISS ADHERES TO
ANNOUNCED POLICY

Masnate Weiss of the Helena Union
league team i'll refusing To- pay 5000 for
the release of Gin Blankcnship, mnn :
ager Of the SkNScrapnrs in 1911 Is sd =
herring 10 his policy which Inc announces
when he FIRST came into the league. On
The teams northern trip last summer hc
told Dick Cooley that he would not pay
any money Tor PLAYERS. bat he minated
That he might mako trades. Weiss De e.
cisiun. therefore. Is not a new: one. H.
VIII postpone tho deal for while but
BlanlSenship will undoubtedly be with
Helena next year.
Cooley is not really d"sIrous Of retain
ing Blanksnship. but IL lie refuses 10 re-
lease hCr NON for less than 5000. he
can hardly turn him aGrift next spring
after ine Jobs arc taken. Of course he
could do that il NE wanted 10, bul Cooley
has been With hig leagues TOO long 10
allow himself TO violate a general un-
derstandnc TO take cognizance Of the
welfare OF players, Popularity is one OF
the assets OF baseball owner. and no
one knows that better than Cooley So
II is pretty certain that some sort OF
an arrangement Will be made whereby
Blankenshp will go to Helena III 1912.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
Ill AHTHUH'S" LUCK
IS STILL WITH HIM
Champion Jack Johnson Out
of Condition for Bruising
Contest With Wells.
CLERGY STOPPING BOUT
Galveston Negro Is Able to
Dodge Fight Without In
jury to Reputation.
CLERGY STOPPING BOUT

Extracts from European journals ant.
cables 10 eastern newspapers show that
Jack Johnson's proverbial good luck has
not been spoiled by crossing the ocean.
After tho fast i,fc OF London music halls
wound UP with sojourn in the night
rafes OF Paris. Champion Jack is in a
worse condition than at any other time
during his sistic career. His luck. how
ever. Is so good that he does not have
hruiser like Wcns. because il Is prac-
tically certain that the churches and
newspapers will prevent the hight. The
principal reason assigned by the newspa
ners is that IL Will stir up racial hos
llity while tho churches oppose the bout
on tho tlmc hororcd ground OF morality.
Ever Tho Thundercr." the ancient aud
honora bic London Times. has deisncd
80 take cocnizsncc Of the fact that such
\ person as Champion Jack exists ana
that he proposes To alter the facial to-
idol Of English sportsmen. which means
practically all Englishmen. for where l.
there q Rrlton who is no, interested In
;he manly art Of self defence?
Such n hue and cry has been raised
ahout the hight pictures ,hai the promot-
crs already realize tho cinemstograph
profits must he rclinqulshcd. Most OF
Them too admit that the fight Is of.
hut few sanGuinc spirits still hope TO
snc tho bout.
Johnson ought 10 he satisfied TO get
out ol the light so easily TO matter
how much ne uulcla sses Wells. II the
stories OF his dissipation are half true.
he is in danger OF being beaten. II
that dire calamity should happen Pro-
I-.oter Hugh Mcintosh woul1 Immediately
cancel Jacks highly profitable Australian
tour. which means much more In dol
lars and cents than his fight with Wclls
Even Sam Langford would probably tcIl
Jack 10 20 and win back a reputation
before he would fight him BoinhardieT
Wells would be tho champion OF the
world and everybody would know tina
Il, was Parisian ahsin,he and not Wells
thar won thc title for him. Happily |
such terrible condition OF things is |
about TO he arertcd. Appeals haye bccn
made by the archbishop Of Canterbury I
and by many other high chUrchmcn 10 |
the government TO prevent tho fight.
Ry the time lack gets to Australia he
may be himself again.
Wells while not much Of puSilist is !
a big strong fellow, who Is always in tho |
mink of condition. II Johnson met him !
at present the Reno episode might cease |
20 be The greatest fiasco Of modern pusil |
ism.
No doubt johnson IS smart enough to !
know this. and is thanking his lucky !
star that WAY has been provided for ,
him TO avoid lighting without loss OF |
prestige
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
ANNUAL FLAG RUSH
NEXT THURSDAY

The Freshman class met yesterday In
room five for the purpose of making ar
ranCements for the hie annual flag rush
which will be held Thursday afternoon
between the freshman and sophomore
classes Murray McCarty was chosen
temporary chairman. and after his cleo
tion the committee in charge OF Inc flag
rush was appointed. and next Friday
was set for The day that the class Will
hold It's election, The committee con
sists OF one boy from each high school
The committeeman fixed the pole on
which the faS will be placed and round
ed ND ali the freshman members who
failed 10 report az The meeting De-
lnquenls We're warned that If they failed
TO he present al the rush they would
he disciplined. AS the tardv ones do not
want their hair shinged they promised 10
come
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Play Two and Half Hours.

ST. LOUIS. sept 19-It took twenty
el@ht players two hours and thirty min
utcS 10 play game OF bah here this aft
rrlo"h. in which tho seven participating
pitchers wore found for a total Of thlr-
ty-eiSht hits and twenty-five runs
sensational ninth inning rally ended the
farce III ST. Louis favor. PitcEcrs Stan
ridge. CamDtZ and Dale. and Utility
Placer Reid made their debut with tho
hotne team. Second BsSrman Kirk Of tin,
New Orleans played his first ma jor league
gam" with loston. The second game
was called OFF 10 allow Boston To- catch
train for Pltt5burg. Score
r. II. H..
Boston ................. 70 II
ST G.ouia .-....... II ot
Batteries - FcTduc. Pfcicr Donncllv
and King; Golden. Stanrdgr Dale. Cam.
nitz and Winso. Umpircs-O'Day ana
Emslic.
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BRITISH GOLFER
ALMOST BEATEN

SOUTHAMPTON. L. L.. Sept. 19.-It
VIII be a case OF Great Britain ys, Chi
Caso In the nnal invitation tournament al
the National golf links of America to-
morrow. The survivors today were H.
Il Hilton. the British champion and re-
cent winner OF the American golf cham
p!onship. and Charles Evans. the Edge
water lad. who won The French title while
abroad few months ago.
Hilton barely scratched out in the semi
iinals this afternoon whon after being
ono Gown with two holes TO play 10 w
G. Fownes. Jr.. OF Pittsburs. the Britou
won after an extra hole
Exams supplemented his score with
herreshon in thc morning by ovcrwhelm-
Ing watson. UP and ~ raV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
.ENCL|SH|NAN WANTS
To TRY NJ 'FARLAND
II Matt Wells Wins Tonight
He VIII Tackle the For
n1idable Packey.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o-On the eve OF
the tcn-round battle here between Abe
Attel. worlds fcathcrweight champion
ana Matt Wells, English premier light
weight. both nghters were reported ft
and even money Is being laid on the ont :
come AiiaiVs arm which troubled him
SOME months ago. is said TO he in excel
lent condition.
rom Jones, manager of Ad Wolsast
world lightweight champion and a. ren-
Fosen.atiN" OF Packey Mcfarland arc
expected TO bc AT the rinesldc with -
challenge TO the winner
" Wells wins the hout a match with
hcr arland is forecasted. while IL Attcil
defeats the Englishman It is thought The
next opponent will be Wolgast
The hghters Will weigh in at > o'clock
tomorrow at j 20 pounds and viii b. senf
TO The center Of the ring at 1890 lonlor-
row night Charley White viii referee.
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SPORT DECLINE MEANS
RACE OF M0LLYC0DDLES
Marquis of Queensberry Points Out Effect OF
Too Much Reform in
America
BY THE MARQUIS OF ouEENsBEERY

Inc ",weet, twcot" something. between a
cocks crow and a donlieys barry.
Bustcr-Lets go. lets go: that brd
frlghtens me. ! apn sure WAS right
It's n chicken. That's no sport eagle.
Lots so TO see the monkeys. That bird
MADE me feel sad. Monkeys make me
laugh.
At the House Of the Ape.
Pop-Wel. here we are: this is the ape
house.
Buster-o' Pop. just look; who is that
ugly man talking 10 tho Barbary ape?
He looks just like a monkey himself.
Pop-Don't speak loud: that's Ar
thur Killsporl the member for Backof-
never. He is The great retormcr and the
president or the society here, It's his
stunt, that eagle in canary cage bust
ness He is also anti-Darwiniau, and bo
lieres that man returns 10 ape as against
Darwin's ape Ia man theory.
Bustcr-That monk don't seem 20 like
him.
pop-Iikc him. no one does. but lie is
the vogue right now lie made all babies
wear long trousers 10 hide their legs
He is trying to persuade the commit
tee to put the apes In kits.
Bustcr-Is lie n sport?
Pop-The greatest IN town. lie Is the
best casino player the best hop scotch
player, and has now taken up the new
sport OF bahoon tree pitching which
consists of throwing nuts from trees at
little boys. This is preparatory TO the
return OF man to apcdom.
BRStcf-betS & go. ] don want 10 sec
any moro animals. they are all so tame.
Boxing Gloves Relics.
Pop--Wcil. let's so 10 tho museum, next
door and VIII show you the old box
ins gloves those relics OF barbarsm now
rclcgatcd 10 tho showcase.
Buster-Ycs do let MS go; NC have a
French boy at school and he says It's
Just fine that boxing. and that they arc
very fond Of IL sti in France.
Pop-The barbarians, Fancy striking
any ono with the fist. We now use the
mule kick, and toe hold, the bear back
hug, the shanlC bite. and the rushing mo-
tor crash when We have dispute with
any one.
Pair enters the museum and examine
pair ct twelve ounce amateur boxing
gloves.
Pop-Scc. Buster the wicked fighting
gloves Fancy getting that ON your mas
sascd face. Men used 10 light with these
for ten rounds. but killsport stopped
that-they used 20 make each others nose
bleed. killsport's mode of settling dis
putes is 10 exchange cocOanut throws AT
100 wards, and the worst that can hap
pen is 10 get ltlc cocoanut milk spray
on the face, which is splendid for the
complexion
Buster-Say. Pop, I'm for home and.
say. can't YOU take me away from my
school nnd send me TO that school In
France
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NEW RECORD BY THofIH
Peter Thompson Makes Remsrti3
on Grand Circuit Track al e

DIET RO1T. Mich, Sept ~
Thompson. bay geldins. drives y
and owned Ivy a. b. Coke d u
fresh laureis today at The MIthl0
f3ir grounds, when. In the 20
Of tn" Matron stake he estln'
new worlds record oi 9:QSi fw Y
trottInc geldings. Last mouls I
land this same son Of Peter M I
the mark at 2:O9t. Results;
2:ll trot. two in three, !.ee-
Mitchell won in straight hcau
second: Dorothy Hansborouea
time. g:0st
2.1l pace. three in fre, Sn7
Junior. br. &. hy Hal B.. Won y
heats. Branham Bsughman. s
Hal. third Bes, time. 2;oli.
Matron stakes, 3-ycar-old 10
value S5oj6,25, two In is'
Thompson. b, g. by Peter the Q
second anG third heats ana
iantic Express, b. g. by Beflh
heat. Margaret Parrish. b. X
Icai. Lnttie Lee. BleIus No.
and Jack Swift started Bss'
Matron. 3-year-old pacsrs,
siT93,I5. two in thrce-Mlss -
in straight heats: Alice oben
Fred Deforcst, third. Best un's
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FIREMAN WINS HASpH
Feature Race at Lexington is
Consistent Ttorou9nns.

LEXINGTON, Sept m
played heavily. defeated G MI
Cherryols. IN the Phoenix ho.9
the feature c. the hfth On! =
lucky association meeting 'oas.,
First race. mile and sevsa
Lack Rose. sli straight. w~,i ~T,l,|
$3.50 place. second; Mal1
show, third. Time. l:5l S-e IN
Second race five and one-ms ~
Sir Blase. $3.50 siraish';r ;rOy
dot. $3.50 place. second fV7
show. third Time. l'ip It'd
Third race. SIX fuFlonss ra
$500 straight. won: Du1i.e,,oa's ~ -
second; Jack Weaver "'i'
Time. l:l5 i-j. rIo,s y
Fourth race Phoenix ng,r n5I.sr.,.
nile and an c'ghtn-i,1a - "a e
straight. won: Cbercyola. Asl, 1T,
ond: Lccnlence. se.io snow
: F. FIirh 5i9' race. hve and es ess
seiline-Kaiser. won; Coz. 81
naid ,'" Kaiser. ss.70 slraishM
b 40 place: Aloha. sa@ ssa 'isr,t.
Sixth race. purse S"yv. ..,ntA- I
and IN: mic and a siN.lT"s siN,l -
Tom nigbeo. won, Gang,
cobIte. third. Time, ,iaf
iuoi paid: Tom Bigoess, Bigos,,s ~
Camel, $40 Mace, Jac'o'e-' &
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TERN S TRICK 5[5
sPR|NTER Al I|
Worlds Record HeId,,l
featS Fastest tlorsss \
at coeur d'Alen.l
DARLINGTON is vIV
Famous Old Steed Adta
More to Long li,t.d
Victories.

SPOKANE. Wash
ar. drlcE. holder Of the VIOLA. ,' "
Nv, nv. lnrIonSs. proved thai hu Y,
les. ,o,,, ,,,ii snor"e at the Lake e ~ |,
DAYS feature race. lrSer ~
First race. five fnrIonsn'n
ingion tFrasch). 10 ss; ssat5
S.lIl l 'l5opkins). ) 10 = No,;
Coat eMorse), 90 10 T. L. ,ss ,s
] ;ol 10. Acoiin. Laur, 1niu
JIM NulvehiIl. Burncll,l MY p,E q
dale and Sneczcr anisbe55 55aule y
Second race, ivs Snr,as ~ fsr|
neho Non tCqilahen). I 10 ~
est CEosen). 5 To 9. second ~
.iopklns). 10 10 /. thru A.
Rlo Pccos. Passenger Tin, ~
III Tovar. Wancr and pe,eanssf,'
rs named. 'Ss.ehdnfI
Third race. five and :.
selllng-frce tGratm. Il + IN M ls
,Grosa), 3 10 |. second; Fts,;-s
!kadtke). IL In l, third Tuas
tEec VIII. Gimli Lcbiv, I'm,
WlnElcr finished as na,on, fs,s
Fourth race, four o fne,o
Terms Trick 02uyton) p,a ~
huska ,Cavanauehj. s ic ~
0Conncll q. MclntYre, 49,
Time, loo 2-5. ChIlla Sh,. 'e y
!Nle Knight. MctropoII,an O.'l,
M1n,chmoni finished as namsS aA
Filth race siN furIones n
nam, 5 10 :. won: John n sSo.s
nolds). 10 |. second. g~'s
gan (Gross), : 10 | I'LL
l:li SO, F'ancuil Han AM sII..
Meddling Hannah and c,,n"'1. as
ishod rs named
Sixth race, mile. selllnc-rs,...
Eins) . 10 10, won, ns,,,.
tGrossl, IS To ;, second: T,I,
tEcJ, 10 J. third, TIms
Twickcnnam and Anne RsT,,.
as named. "''
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Todayis Occur d'AI,ss 4

LAKE CITY. Idaho. Sept l,-
First race. half mile. msldt, |,
old Marjorie Fknrl.
lIomcslck. 101. Gallists .Iosss
kr1pp. Od"iia, Lady Mint. Ia n.
T.. III; Change OF Air, Anna <
RaNona. lDI
Second race, SIX ,urlon-s-s,.-a
amo. IL; Fernando. Billy Aus 4
Susan r Friczc. BellsnickeT N
Satcnel. los; 'Tippy, rs. i
Third race. one mile. ssllrr-,
Cook. Militaryman, IL; R,,r
Gretchen c.. Merigoi, Southern y
Peer, Msssa. Sir Angus. M,..1,~
dolph. io9; LADY McNary M
Greenwood. i0i.
Fourth race. mila and all -
Falls handicapped Mulhc'hri
Colinet, lo2; Nhilewcol isl
Queen, %. Abound. 9s: Dics 81
Firth race. mile. sellng-Tlth
tania, jim Caffereja. Virgis q
gent. Dorothy ladgeti. aonnis 81
ington Lady, loa. Abe Slupas
Cisko. 101; 'Dacia. rs.
Sixth race. mile. selling -ilsi1|
Zahra, III: Edwin II Fra. n
bra ska Lass. Florence A.. 81
Ncttle Trdver. Aftermath. lai: n
lo% Quality Street. 100.
"fiNc pounds apprentice sloS1
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Today's Lexington DDS !

LEXINGTON, ny. sep
First rnce'> SIX lur'0ildl ildl
FreckIe. 81: County, ,od dlij ijansd,I
los. Royal captive, 10y, yss,,ioara \
Second race, FIVE IL,,rIS Ln,I ~
olds. selling Aimee. r cald
eIoo. sauce ColletteeF' F',a,: HIn
Miss Menard. Boro'e' -"
OF. star Rose. lo7. ,.,one,. g,
Third race, n,,,,S s,s iss: KlI!s.
Spaldinr. iSs; Going SOM, .ier' 81
Fourth race, five an9, nT,yIy's -
selling nr-Alpinc; loS' Nami,L iA'
105: RossInI, vilcy' "''
Fuller. 10. f,rlongs.
Princess Galloway. ~. To- irsoSaa.
no. Raleigh =. D.. ~: '::.,yonty
skin race. mile and %: re
inrIBouncer. Helene "
11os. Denver Girl, ios; raiuy
''1' Track heavy; weather ''
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RACE COLTS SOLD
BY CLAY BROTHERS

LEXINGTON. Nv. Sept 19-Horsc-
men from all over the country today at
tended what Is considered the most i'm
portant sale of thoroughbred yearlings
ever held In Kentucky.
The entire product Of the Raceland
stud, owned by Col. Il. r. Clay. the studs
of Woodiord Clay and Clay brothers. are
being sold at auction
forty-three head brought sl5.505, an
average OF $3.50 per head. Among the
best sales were: Br. f., by Star Shoot
Breakwater. TO Henry Mcdaniel $1,000:
S5h G. hv Star Shoot -Saddine to John
Ward. Sloo0: ch. C., by Star Shoot
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up Is. my SUI,
but don [ always be
so anxious To soc
horses, They are
drcsdfully wicked
animals and in for
mcr years were the
ruin Of society. Now
they are used only
At funerals as a sort
Of cNpiatIon ul their
former sins. They
are made 10 draw
tho departed at a
walking pace to the
SraVc.
r II s { @ Poor
things. how sad they
look. not a bit like
those fine gse-2ccs
In Er'aDdpa's s old pic
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Ohio Tennis Cnamntonsnin

CLEVELAND. o.. Sent 1aTr ~
miSed doubles 10 decide the Ohio st,,ic
icnnls Championship Miss Nav Sutton
III" nc~ champion in woman's singles
and Fred Harris. tn" now champion In
mons singles. today beat Miss AIariorjc
Dpdd Of Cincinnati. tri-stato chamninn
and Dr. Nat Thornton of Atlanta "a
former southern champion, G-i 6-5.
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American Association

~ Mnneapolis-LouisvliIc 1S. Mime
apolis l..
AZ 81. Paul-Columbus s. 81. Paul d
~ Observation-Disclosures g Toledo .
(Teu innincsJ
AZ Kansas Ciiy-First game. Indian
spolis .. Kansas CITY s: second game.
Kansas city :, indianapolis 8 called
IN eighth inning on account OF darkness }
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National League
Burns Shuts Cubs Out.

CHICAGO. Sept la.-Allowins only one
hlt. scratch single by Archer in the
sixth. Burns OF philadelphia TODAY shut
out Chicago. Doubles by I(nabc Ma =
gee and Ludcrus scored tho first run
IN The first inning. Paskert counted the
olher run in The seventh on two errors.
Beck single and Carter's sacrifice rs.
hnah" Of Philadelphia and Sheckard OF
Chicago wnrc ordered or the field for dis
pn!lnS decisions. Score: K. n, f..
Ghlidflphlo -..............,.... D
ChicaC, .......... o
Batteries Burns and Carter: Mcintyre
and Archer. Umpires-i;ason and John
stone.
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PLAY a Tie Game.

NEW YORK. Sept 1a.-New York and
Cleveland PLAYED tie TODAY. Both krapp
and Fisher were wild but proved enec-
tive with men on bases Krapp was
spiked bv Chase in the eighth. and al
though laid out for a while. continued to
pitch. r II y
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. , =
New York 2 : !.
Batteries -krapp and G. Fisher: r
Fisher. Caldwell and Blair Williams
team" called at end of ninth inning on
account OF darkness
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JIMMY CLABBY TO
BOX WILLIE LEWIS

MI .WAIkFE. Sept l9.-Jimmy Clab-
by Of Milwaukee, tonight closed negotla-
tons 10 box Willie Lewis of New YORK
twelve rounds NJ Boston on September ?6
ON September 80 Clabhy Will meet Mike
bout at Winnipeg The boxers arc 10
weigh $50 pounds on the evening OF Tho
contest.
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New York Wins Another

FtTTSGGRG. Sept 1a.-New York to-
day. made IL three straight from Pitts
hurg Amcs WAS strong all the way and
sh', out the home team until the ninth
inning. when Campbell scored the only
run for Plttsnure on his hit. a pass TO
wagner and single by Miller Score:
r. II. f..
Pittshurg :
New York
Battories-Leiheld. Gardner and Glib
Son. simon; Amcs and Myers. Cmpires
KLEIN and Brennan
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HIGH SCHOOL Is
ARRANGING GAMES

Manager Bardwcll OF tho high school
football squad is In communication with
Denver. Pueblo Colorado Springs and
Pocat"llo concerning football game
Thanksgiving. lie is confident he Will
DC able 10 induce ono OF the elcvcns
'o come hrre. Tho largest squad of the
year, consisting Of fortY-four mon. turned
out TO practice yesterday afternoon The
squad was divided into four teams who
we're worked AT running of plays
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UHLAN TROTS FAST
MILE TO A SULkY

WHITE RIVER il NOTION. Va. sept.
- th.al. the black Erldlng owned bv
g. k- G. Billings today al the state fair
WAS driven 10 sulky over The half mile
track by Charles Doc) TBnUer. with a
runner az PAGER. and made mile In
@:9ii.
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King James Is Sold.

NEW YORK. Sept l9-Racins men
learned today that King James. one Of
IN" stars OF the $. G.. HIldrcih stable
has been purchased by II. r Oxnard for
bis Blue Ridge stud at EppcrvlIle. Va
,rlhe Inc price Is said To have been sis. 600.
Sll,OOo in 1909 and $4,000 last year.
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ARCHBISHOP Is
OPPOSING FIGHT

LONDON. Sept. 19.-Ths archbishop OF
Canterbury has interested himself in the
campaign 10 prevent the scheduled John
son Wells fight and has written the home
oflcc urging that action to suppress
tho contest he taken
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Brooklyn Defeats Reds.

CINCINNATI Sept. 19-Brooklyn to-
day Won the opening game OF the series
from Cinrinnau \ ninth inning rally
IN which Brooklyn knocked Gaspar out
OF the box. and treated Smith with the
same kind of batting, ncttcd them three
runs, Score: Il. II. T.
Brooklyn ii
Cincinnati q
Batieries--Steele, Rucker Ragon and
SerGen' Compton Gaspar, Smith ana
Clarke. Cmprcs-Riglcr and Enncran
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BAT NELSON WINS;
FIGHT IS STOPPED

BOSTON. Sept 10 Battling Nelson
former lightweight champion. hammered
his way To victory IN HIS bout With BiIly
Nixon OF Cambridge here tonight. tbo
referee stopping The hch' in the tonib
round of scheduled twelve round con.
his damage iu in-dghtinc
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Three Double PLAYS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Io-Washington
hit White hard TODAY and defeated Chi
caSo. Three fast double plays cnlvencd
inc game Ri. L..
Washington .... ...,. 7 1; !
Chicago ..... .....,....... 3 o
and Sullivan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20

Copyright, 1911 hy the Marquis OF
Queensberry.)
Scene. the Geological gardens. Chicago.
September 25 i92l.-Father and SOB.
named Buster aged L.. visiting show FOR
the FIRST time.
Bustcr-Say Pop. take me first TO sec
th" horses. | have never seen one get.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
HpyS WinS Jis Rout

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. 10
grprer Hayes OF Philadelphia won the
decision over Danny Goodman OF Chi
gaso here tonight In an eight round bout
Inc night was clearly Hayes's from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20
Baker Goes to Victoria.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Presidcnt p r
Johnson of the American baseball league
today announced changes OF players in
Guiding the release Of Baker by Boston 10
Victoria
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Nerthwestern Leasus

81 IohANf" sept. l9.-- r. II. y.
N-k'is'i'l'- = 10
Victoria ....... 4 ~ !
B1it"rleS Bonner and Kraft and
Spicsman. Erickson and Grindle
VANCOUVER. 3. c., Sept. IA
X. II. j.
Vancouver .... !
l'atteries--Wi:gs AMI Shea: Clarke an!
Johl.
TACOMA Sept. Ia r.. IT. +
Tacoma u
Portland a
Batteries -Annis and Burns: Hen,,Ie
and Harris.
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Barry Wins Bout.

NEW YORK. sept. ls.--Jimmy Barry or
Chicago had an easy ~,uc in dcfcsiiug
"JcNcy' Smith OF England i'm tcn-
round bout hcrc tonight Both are heavy
-HelShis.
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$4,000 for Nils stnkes

LEXINGTON, Sept. l9-W. z. D.
? SIokes; owner OF Patchcn Wilkes farm.
nhs N.I, sold the three -ycar-olI rrotting filIv
Mlss stokes. 80! 20 q. c. Moore of St
LIair Mich. for Sin. 600 W ~