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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-10
HEAVY TRACK AT LOUISVILLE.
chcrryols Wins the Distance Event Over
Muddy Course.

LOUISVILLE. KY. oct. 9.-Continuous
rains resulted In heavy track al
Churchill Downs and there were numer-
Gus scratches. The handicap, one mile
and 4 quarter. was won by Cherryola In
handy fashion.
The summary:
First race six furIongs-Walter Wells,
s. straight. Won Miss korn, $3.50 place.
second; Miss Minnies $3.50 show. third.
Time. lis 80,
Second race. mile and furlonS-
Mccklsr $50 straight. won; Tay Paw.
$40 place. second: Bobco, $3.50 show.
third. Time, l:5s -.
Third race. five and half fur!ongs-
GrsuTla Emma. $40 straight. won:
Pendant. seo.5o place. second Anon.
$3.50 show. third. Time, 1:09 -.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Ch"rrNols. $50 straight. won: Labold
$50 place. second. LcmeanCc. $50
show. third. Time, 30.
Fifth race. six f1rlongs- So
straight won: John Griffin H.. $3.50
place. second: NorkboS. $40 show, third.
Time. ISIS 3-5
sixth race. clcvcn-sixtecnths of mile
Console. $40 straight. won. Jim Gafr-
nov g. place. second: Tom Bigbec. $50
show, third Time 1850 20
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AGOlES CANCEL THEIR 4
GAME WITH VARSIT'

The football game which hitherto ha
been an annual event between the sta(
university and the Utah Agrlcultuu
college will not he played this year. a
cording To the present schedule. As 500
as the Rocky Mountain schedule Id
been arranged. Coach Bennon opcn>
negotiations with Coach Tectze OF u,
gan. asking him for n game. The da|
was set for October 2s. but the Age
coach asked "A strong financial euara1
tee. Bennion would not agree and iai|
the Aggies reconsderel and accepted 4
terms offered.
Bennion has now received a letter fro
Logan in which he IS Informed that n
Aggies cannot play any other date tha
November %. This date comes AID
four straight games with the Colorad
teams and just FIVE days before the b|
Thanksgiving day game with the In
versity OF Idaho. Rennlon does not thin
that his men could stand the strain.
has Informed the AGGcs TO that efcc
The Montana Aggies will probably
substituted for the Logan boys and a
though they are not credited With navin
as strong a team AS the Utah Aggie
they are the fastest team In Moutan
and probably will he able TO make go4
showing.
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Lake City Entries.

SPOKANE. Wash. oct. a.-Tucsday 5
entries:
First race. five furIonss. selling-Lake
Takoe. Burr. Eastman. Error. JOS
Camarada. Marjorie. Fleming. Miss Tier
ncy. Florence kripp, Gimli Elsie Hart,
Ostentatious, Penang. l05.
Second race. hvc furlongs. sellins-Eur
neil Sir Fretful. Placide. Rio Pscos. III
Icaran. l09: Zoe Young kleiner NoSel,
Riojo Crecl. Charles Green, Faneui
Hall. Quick Trip. l06.
Third race FIVE and a half furlongs,
selling Darlington. ia. Ben Stone. ~
Cotrbury. Blnocular. Ida D.. Gelico. 100
1cscar. Pit-a-P Pat. 1903: Phosphorus. Ma
salo. Lawn SO. Belle Clif. 100
Fourth race. six furionSs selling
Marburg, Belsuickcr. Tommy McGee,
l05. Jonn II. Sheehan, i02: Lomond.
Judge Henderson, ST. SalVania, iO'
kaiserhoff. l04: Patriotic. Montauk Don,
IS. Twlckenham. 81: Bit OF Fortune, o3.
Firth race. nvc and a half LurlonEs.
Selling-Pssseuger. Annie Wells. III
Mazic Girl. 1O6; Copy Girl. Sixteen, sal
ness. Earlenc Gilbert Rose. lO5; Balella,
1903: Eddie Mote, iol, Rusty Coat.
Kootcnsy. 100
sixth race. one mile purse-Gienna
clcsna. Nettie Traver. .Acolin. Electro
wan. Lady McNally. Young Belle. lOo;
Hand Satchel. Augc,iN. 102.
Weather cloudy, track fast
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Churchill Downs Entries.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. s--Entrlcs for
Tuesday:
First rare. pursc maiden 2-yesr-old
niics. three quarters Of q, milc-Tirzna,
Rittrs. Edds. .AndTaJ Josa. Shirley o..
Madame Phelps. Lucky Wish, Bay or
Pleasure. Louise Alexander. Nancy
Gratcr. Boun,iful Nanny McDcc. IL.
Second race. selling. mile and A siX-
tccnth--MaX .\sur. lOi: Ramazon. toi.
Camel. los: Henry Hutchinson. Sam Bar
her. NJ Csmbon. Louise X. Tom Hay
wsrd Wander 10: J. II. Reed. Gallan,
P.ratc. ll3.
Third race. milo and seventy wards
StinEcr. 100: Swanusnoa, los. Granite,
Neusta Stromc. lo5.
Fourth race. three quarters or \ mile
Raleigh r. u. Bcttie Sue. 102. Little Fa-
thcr. l0s Nlmbus. IL. l.. VI. Green,
ils. House Maid. io2: Prince Gal. lI5.
prince Gal IIollobcck Sutry.)
Firth race. selling. --ycsr-oids. three =
quaricrs OF a milc-Thrcc Links. I.loc.
Bcttlc Fuller. Ethel samson. Dixie Hart.
loc; Brig. Slccth. Lcctourno. los; John
-. Rose of Jcddah. lo5: Brcdwcu los
Island queen. io9
sixth race, selling. mile and a quar-
ter Discomfort. 20. SiGurd. i0l. Long 70
lland. lo5. Stone street. Azo, silver
knight, los. g. NJ. Miller. li..
Weather cloudy. track fast
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BOSTON BOXER WINS
FROM FRISCO FIGHTER
Matty Baldwin Bests Johnny Frayne in Fast Bout
Before the Manhattan Club, the Winner
Showing Good Generalship-

Matty Baldwin Of Boston was awarded
the decision over Johnny Fraync OF San
Francisco In tcn-round boxing bout
last night before tho Manhattan club of
this city. Tho decision was reached by
two Judges who sat on opposite sides
of tho ring and announced their in
dyidusI selection 10 Referee Cox. The
Judges were agreed and tho referee was
not called on 10 express an opinion
Walter u. Brai5 of the Telegram and
Charles II. Porter y tho Herald -Repubi-
can cfficlstcd as judges.
The bout was unaunstionshly the best
seen In salt Lake city in many years
The fighters wore evenly matched, were
i'm perfect condition and were trying
Raldvin's superior ring Gcneralship
strength and corlness earned him the de-
cisiou. in the opinion OF ma joritv Of
tho spectators. although large proper
ton or tho. crowd thought Frayne en-
titled 80 draw
Frayne Is n marvel OF speed and ex
cells ~ infightlnC. After two rounds
finding that he could not compete with
Baldwin at long range fighting inc adopt
Cd borlng-in tactics and kept UP his ag-
Srcssivcsncss throughout tho rest of the
bout. He would repeatedly block his
way through Baldwu's guard and hitting
ter % the exchange. These tactics. while
effective in a finish fight proved I'M
ay;ulinS in q short bout.
Baldwin's best blow Is a chop right TO
the Jaw, which he put across with regu-
larity and effect IIc showed himself re-
markaby quick at recovery on break
aways and is a good Judge Of distance.
time and again slipping his glove through
a narrow opening in Fraync's guard.
Frayne'S best stock in trad" Is light
Ming SHIFT from body io Jaw, and he
worked this often on his opponent He
Is remarkably fast on his feet and is an
adept at covering
Many fight fans would like To see the
two boys meet In a twenty round bout,
and Frayne would not lack for support
Ak nc showed evidence of doing better
over long route than in Il short dis
tRnCe event.
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SOCCER TEAM HAS
A PRACTICE GAME

Probably the last practice game before
the match next Saturday with tho Utah
Copper bows nj Garfield. vtl he held by
tho Salt Lake Soccer Football club on
the Liberty park grounds at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. Salt Lake viii not be
able 60 send their fun first eleven but
team pickles from the following list
the Garfield club good game before the
opening ~ the league season st. w
cha pmsn. y. Ridge. ". Ump,ebce. J. r.
Prime. 6. Pipuock. 4. Robinson. a Gus
worth. II. S'cvenso;-. : Moves. H. w
Anscll. J. Bradley. r. McCioud. w Sans
bury. y. J. Churchill and : : Poole
A meeting VIII be held by The club F'ri-
day evening at o'clock. IN SOS McTn-
tyrr building, for the purpose Of select
Ing the team from the above players. and
tho modification, To certain extent, of
lhc present rIlcs 81 tho club
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bon, 1o5; Sherwood Billy vanderver Rae
ing Bell. ll3.
Second race, maiden ,wo-year- olds. Ave
furongs-Coming Soon. Cliff Creek,
Westmoreland. lingo. Napier 112; Garth.
Cisko, OrphanTy. Chryseis. l09.
Third race. four-year-olds. mile and
three -sINteenths-Ursama Major ll5;
Lad OF Langdon, 10: Montgomery. us;
Howard Shean. 100; 'Narnock. j. V.
Junior. 1O5: Markham. lo2: Check. Henry
Monroe. lO1.
Fourth race. stecplechase. four year
olds and up selling. two miles-Pete, liS:
Vihalla, l53; Lenape, lie; Ross Hamp
ton, Sim Feiun. li2; Jimmy Lane, This
tie Dale. 152.
Fifth race, -ycar-olds one mile
Tactics, i02; AldebariaD. liz: Orinoco,
F1amma. 81: Jawoonc. Be. Yorkshire Boy.
100.
Sixth race. three -year-o -olds and up five
ana a half urlongs-Lothario. STheo
Cook. III; Al Red. Chiffon Queen. lO9; +;
Royal Meteor. i20; 'Bcn Loyal. 1lG; Res
tigoucbe i23 Moncrief 'MeXoana. Sea
Cline. los
Seventh race. wo-ycar-olds. maidens:
five furlongs-Scholar. Futuria. Burly,
III. Dipper, Lucky Lass, Himation,
Travel Light Margoun. Mileage 100.
apprentice allowance.
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PAWHUSKA DEFEATS
FIELD Of SPR|NTERS
Rain Docs Not Prevent a
Large Crowd From
Seeing Races.
THE TRACK IS HEAVY
Two Jumpers Fall in Steeple-
chase Stake at Pimlico
Course.
THE TRACK IS HEAVY

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct 9.-Rain visited
Lake CITY today. but did not prevent a
crowd Of 5000 people from attending.
Psvhusks won the NTH race. running
away from a field OF clever performers.
summary:
First race. nvc and half furlongs.
selling g-Fiorus Frachl, 10 J, Won Man
dadcro Grossl. 70 ;, second 4 n'r'
(Bullmanl. 10 =. third. Time. 1903 30.
Thistle Rose, Dudo, Wild FcrI Nolo-
dav, Jr and Big Ike finished rs named.
Second race. six firlon=s, selllnE 10
ssmo CFrach). ia 10 /. won, Frank ..
Hogan tseldonl. > 10 !. second. Marie
HYDE (McEwcnl. to I, third. Time.
lis -. silver Stocking. Lena kech,
Reenc w. Thomas Calhoun, Lady Eliza
beth and Anselus Maid finished as
named.
Third race. one mile, sellinE-susan F..
(C'orey). 10 10 /. won: Rake callahan,
s To |. second; Aitamor CMcEwcnl, 10
>. third. Time, l:i2 J-5. Msssa, Anan
Frern, Star Actor, Lady NcNally. Net
ric Trayer. French Cook and Miss Con-
dor jnishcd as named.
Fourth race ono and sixteenth miles.
selling Dutch Rock tCallahan). even,
won; Banorclla (RiddleD. I to I. second !:
Time l:fS Is. Southern Gold Sake
Johns,oVn and FuIlctta finished AS
named.
Enfield Fischcr). TO ;. second; Lady
Macy IRosen) 10 Ia ]. third. Time,
1907 i-5. Pride OF i.ismorc, Ethel 5,
Parlor Bow Royal Tea. Salali Fern L.,
and Reuben finished as named.
Sixth race. one mile selling Jim CAT
ferata (Jonesl. to 1. won: ElGin tGroSsD.
10 . second: Aftermath tAcbwcn); y 10
/. third Time l:i3 Is. Cisko, Tinis.
Oscuro. Chief Desmond Edwin T. Fryer,
Royal River and Weber finished as
named
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TWO FALL IN sTEsPLEcHASE.
Junior Stake Won by Rinamaster, Who Is
Favorltc In the Betting.

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct ?-rhe Junior
stceplcchase. the feature OF ,oday's card
at PmliCo, furnished poor sport. for two
OF the seven starters went down. and
RinEmastcr. the favorito. won easily. The
largest price winner Of the meet turned
up IN Garry. iu the opener. Summarizes
First race. I've and half fUrlougs
Garry straight. s 10 /, won: MISS Wigs.
place. cycn. second; Caliph, show, out
third. Time, i.0s.
Second race ono milc-Castania
straight. even. won. My Fellow, place
? TO Il. second Stairs. show. > TO !.
third Time 1.fi -.
Third race. mne ard an cighth-Boun-
der. straight. : 10 ., won; Chlckasaw.
place 3 10 !. second: Supervisor. show.
10 >. third. Time. 1884 20.
Fourth race Junior steeplechssc. two
miles RinEmnster. straight. : 10 3. won
IampblacL. place. iu :, second !. g.
Ewait. show, TO TO- third. Time.
i.0l $.
Ffrh race one and one quarter miles
Sutcmia straight. Il TO :. won; Cliff
Edge place. % :. second: owanuN.
show. out. third Time. 2:0S IS.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
Amaln. straight. { To >. won. NarOmars
place. To :, second, Roc6uck. show,
out. third. Time. l:f1
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RAIN CHECKS HARNESS EVENTS.
sranham Sauahman Wins Wilson Stake
in Straight Heats

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. 9.-The races
AT the fall meeting OF toe kentucky
TrottuS Horse Breeders association were
after jhrc" heats OF The Wilson stake
and. two OF the 2.07 pace had been de-
Cided
The third renewal OF the Wilson stake
resulted in victory for Branham
Baughman in straight heats. Results.
The Wilson stake. value s2O25. tlrcc
in five, for @:l2 PAGERS Branhdm
Baughmsn won in straight heats. Best
lime, 2:cS. LougwoTtn l.. was second
and Game Maid third
200 class. pace, purse $1,000 three in
hye inshcdJ-TwinkllnS Dan won
FIRST heat; Time. Ella. Sarah Ann
Patch won second heat. Time. 2.0s1
Ny Shady Bell was third.
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CLASS TEAMS FORM
SCHEDULE AT HIGH

The high school football team started
yesterday on the last week OF practice
before its first game The men were put
through hard practice and all were
ready TO quit when told To go in. The
team ran on plays for an hour and then
held hard scrlmmaGe practice. Dick
Burton made his first appearance for
practice after being laid up for two weeks
with blood poisoning.
met yesterday afternoon and arranged
their schedule. The first game between
the class teams will nc held October II,
the senior against the freshmen. Other
games are as follows: Juniors vs.. sopho-
mores. October 10: seniors vs.. sopho-
morcs. October -; Juniors VS.. sopho-
mores October IS. LenioTs VS.. juniors
October 81: seniors VS. freshmen. Novem-
Der ..
Nh Service OF the Salt Lake soccer
team was at high school yesterday after
noon, coaching the freshmen soccer team.
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Knockout in Semi Final.

The preliminary to the big bout was
a four round fight between Jack Downcy
OF Salt Lake and kid" Logan Of Utah.
The last round Of this bout was the only
cvcntful one. with both boys mixing IL up
at a lively gait. Referee Downing prop
erv called tho bout a draw
The scmi-fnal produced a sensation.
Scheduled to go six rounds. the bout
lasted only ! minute and seconds,
Gcthens landed a succession OF rights
and lcfts TO the jaw of his opponent,
Harry Lub and twice sending him
through the ropes. He vas on the verge
Of dreamland and was unable TO put up
his hands the referee properly ending
the bout and giving the decision to
Gr;hens
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AND WELLS
TO MEET OCT

NEW YORK. oct. o.-hd Woigl
champion lightweight of the world.
Matt Wells. the English champion,
meet In a tcn-round bout bere Oeto
IS. Announcement OF the bout. VIII
was arranged several days ago.
called OF because OF AN insufhcl'
guarantee for Wolgast, was remadc
night by George Mcdonald. manager
Wells
Mcdonald announced that WolEast y
been guaranteed $4,000 and Wells y
900. 10 be placed In their hands bef'
the fight. An agreement was signed
day for the men TO meet, weighing IN
l33 pounds at O'Clock on the DAY
the fight
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ALL-STARS DEFEAT
WORLDS CHAMPIONS

WASiiINGTON oct. Philadelphia
was given plenty uf practice today by
McAlscr'a all-gtar American league Team
in preparation ("r the worlds series the
latter winning easily. Three pitchers
were worked by ihe champions. Bender
being hit IN" hardest. Nn error, Milan z
double and Cobb'g nom" run scored three
runs nn him in TN" third inning. Muilin
kept the hits scattered. Walter johnson
pitc7cs for the ail-stars tomorrow.
II. ~. ~
All-Stags ..... ..................J
Philadelphia ..... ............2 : .
Batteries Muilin and Henry Bender,
PLANK, tocmbs and Lspp. Thomas.
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straight 20 10 ]. won: Abrasion. place.
even, second; Top Note show, l 10 .,
third. Time. lis 3-5.
Fourth race, mile-Racquet. straight.
II 10 /, won Bob r. place. even. sec
ond: Madrigalian, show. out, third. Time.
1:41 ID.
Fifth race. six furongs-Gold Cap.
straight. 10 |, won Toison dor 3 TO
:, place. second; Joe Galtens, show, even,
third. Time. lis Is.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Edelwelss. straight, s To i. won; GranIa
place. ? to 90. second; Golconda show,
out, third. Time. 1.f6 G-5.
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Frayne Has Shade.

Round I--Frayne's borins-in tactics had
the Boston man guessing in this round.
which was tho only one of the fight
which was clearly the Frisco lad g.
Blocking his way and hitting from cover.
FrayRc had all the better OF several lively
miX-ups and had Matty lighting some =
what wildly \ hard uppercut landed by
Frayne at tho close OF the round set the
crowd cheering wildly for the westerner.
Round S--f'rayne was still roofing in
and Baldwin was meeting his attack with
hard swings. most OF which were blocked.
Baldwin landed twice TO the face.
Fraync did effective iuhghting landing
with good effect on Baldwin's body and
having a very slight shade in his favor
in this round
Round 9--Fsnyne was stlll aggressive.
boring i'm al! the time and blocking clcv-
ery. Baldwins blows had plenty OF
steam and some Of them got through
Frayne,s cover Baldwin landed clean
right TO the jaw and they EXCLAIMED light
lcfts. Fraync's agsresslveness. while
wearing in a long fight, was having no
perceptible effect
Round 10-Frayne again slipped TO the
lloor al the beginning OF the final round.
but was up again. Matty landed a bard
right and missed a wicked uppercut. but
put right and left TO the face. F'rayne
did not land an effective blow although
always boring in. while Matty landed sew
cral hard rights. Baldwin had all the
better OF the round and the fight, and al
though large number Of the spectators
objected TO the decision OF the judges
few If any thought Frayne entitled TO
anything better than draw and the ma
jority found the decision satisfactory.
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Baldwin Has Opener.

Round Both boys showed 4 willing
ness to mix it. with Baldwin slightly
more aggressive. The Boston boy had the
better OF the infighting. which featured
this round. Baldwin landed left and
right to Frayne's face and followed with
right to the jaw, which he twice re-
peated. Natty's best blow was a chop
swing which would get over Johnny's
guard. Frayne did not land telling
bow in the entire round which was
Baldwin's by a large margin.
Round They went into Il clinch and
Frayne slipped TO the floor. but was up
at once. Baldwin chopped right TO the
jaw and received n light left In return.
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WiSHHRT Is DISQUALIFIED.
Changed MechanicIau During Course o.
Race and Is Set Sack.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. o.-Thc protest
OF Milford against Spence Wishart. who
finished second in The Fairmount auto
mobile race, was allowed tonight at Il
meeting OF the contest committee OF the
Waultcr club
Evidence showed that on the ffty-scc-
ond turn. Wishari had stopped 10 change
tires, and on getting his start had moved
off so rapidly that the mcchanician was
tcltcd on. Instead of waiting for him.
Wishart continued on To- his pit and, OBJ
tanning another mcchanician, continued
the race,
This is in direct violation OF tho rules
or the \. \. A.. which distinctly state
that each car must at all times carry
Two persons riding side by side and that
The driver or mcchanicIan can only be
changed on application 10 the referee.
The committee threw out Wishart' 5
performance and not only made the
Lozicr finish second I'm the race but
gave IL also the $1,000 for making the
best record in division CO
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FrsSne showed cleverness In evadinG
Mattys vicious chops. Baldwin'S quick
recovery on breekavays was feature
OF this round. which closed with hcnors
even. Jh" pace was not as fast as In
the opening round.
Round 3-Bsldwin's gencralship wac
apparent in this round He was always
aggressive. but succeeded in making his
opponent do most OF tho leading. They
went into Clinch AT the start and
Frayne landed two let's TO the face.
They rushed each other in turn To tho
landed light left 10 the face as tho
gong rang. Fraync was aggressive. but
ineffective
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OUTSIDER WINS FEATURE.
Racquet. at IS 10 I. Takes the Free
Handicap at LAUREL

LAUREL. Nd. oct. a.-This vas la
dies day at the Laurel track and All
attendance records we're broken The
free handicap AT mile. tho DAYS fca-
turr. went TO Racquet ~ Is TO / the
rank outsider I'm the betting. The track
i about seconds faster than (, has vet
been and is now In prime condition
Summaries.
First race. Ave furiorEs-Iady Nc.
Gee. straight. TO !. won. Christina
DAISY place. even. second. Wood Dove.
show. 70 :. third Time l. %
Second race. five and half fu-onzs
Helen Barber. Straight. 20 :. won: Pre-.
even. third Time. l:0s -.
Third rsec, siN fuTlongs-Mias Jonan
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UTAH ACG|ES DOWN /
COLORADO eleven
Visitors Outclassed by Sturdy
Players of State College
at Logan.
THE SCORE WAS % TOT
Colorado Men Could Nd
Gain, Kick, Nor Work
Forward Pass.
Special 70 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune
LOGAN, Oct, a,--The Colorado Asr,~s
ver- trimmed by the team Of the JI,ah
Agricultural college IN the game this
afternoon hy a score ~ 20 Ia o The scor-
was made 10 of fve touchdowns. tvc
goals and safety. Poor Judgment ara
tumblinz caused a loss of three mor~
tcnchdopns and Utah lost tho ball cach
time within few fee, or the goal line.
The visitors were llopelessly outcls sss1
and were unable TO make their drs(
down during tho game They tried A.
Utah line time after time. but failed b.
penetrate II for gain OF more than an.
yard. Twice they attempted the foryyar<
pass and each time ihc bail was csue,,>
bY CrooRstou Of Utah. who ran IL barI
fifteen yards. They were hadlv o,,,-
pointed in the kicking department la
Ing from Ten to fifteen wards on eac>
exchange Of kicks.
The Lineup.
Utah made big gains on the foryar<
pass. the passing being the finest evc<
seen here, and also ripped Coiorndo's Mn.
10 pieces. Tho local team did moi Ma,
very fast game iii the closing perio6
when they quickcned the pace and score
two touchdowns and safety, the latfcr
coming on n kick which was bCcko1
Crookston, Peterson. Brossard and CO.
tain Jones were the Utah stars.
The lineup:
I'DlprnJ,
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Cubs Win in Ten Innings.

CHICAGO. oct 9.-The local National
league season closed with tcu-inniuS
game i'm which Chicago defeated Pitts
burg. 8 To- D Robinson, who relieved Lei
field in the ninth. passed SheCkard to
start the tenth and the pitchers Wild
throw linked with Schultc'S ;hiTd hit
scored the winiug run. RJlE
Chicago 49,. -...~............ IL =
!ttsDurE go. ....... ...,.... - ~ .
crics-COc. Brown and NCedham: /:
LcircL. Robinson and Simon. Empires
E.shn and JOhnstOnC.
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Americans Win Two Races.

st. CLOUD, France. oct o-At the
races here today Americans carried OFF
two of the events W. * Vundcrbilt's
DiGus winning tho PriX Dcafourrcs and
Thomas j.. Thornss Monsieur Gucrin The
PriX Dc La Ecmlssc.
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Knockout Draws With Lewis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. oct. e.-"EuockoUt
Brown Of Chicago and Harry Lewis of
Philadelphia. claimant IN the wcltcr-
weight championship. fought eight fast
rounds 20 a draw here tonight,
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Fiulico Entries.

BALTIMORE oct s.-Entrics FOR
Tuesday.
First race. three ycar-clds. selling ave
and a half furlonEs--Hailock SANDY
Flash l0&. Jennie Wells. Eluudara
Louise Welle.. Ethel Lebrune. lo5; Gu