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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
RAIN CAUSES NUMEROUS
SCRATCHES AT LAT0NIA

LATONIA. July Ga heavy rain pre-
vious TO the first race spoiled the racing
at Latonia today. Owing 10 numerous
scratches the smallest crowd Of The meet
Ing attended. while the horses struggled
through a sea OF mud Al Muller won the
chief event a SIX furlongs dash. In handy
fashion from Elhn Beau Summaries:
First race. five furlongs-Star Rose,
straight 50. won: Incitor. place $3.50. sec
ond; Judge Sale, show So. third. Time.
l:03 S-6.
Second race, six furlongs-Imprudent
straight. 1880. won; Lady Orlmar. place
$500. second; Anne. show 50, third. Time,
1924 80.
Third race. six characterization.
straight S305 won; Flying Footsteps,
place 81, second Emily Louise. show
1910, third. Time. 1:l6.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Al Muller.
straight $3.50. Won Elm Beau, place
sS 20, second Cherryola, show $3.50. third,
Time, lila So.
Fifth race. mile--John Reardon straight
$3.50. won; Melton Street, place $3.50,
second Wool Sandals, show out. third.
Time, l;fi l-5,
Sixth race. mile and ixteentln-Mock-
ler straight 5000. won; Silver Knight.
place. $40. second; Chemulpo, show $50.
third, Time, :69 80.
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error Each was advanced a base by
Fosters sacrifice. Griffin doubled and
both counted. tieing the score. At this
point CARRIER relieved Schimpff. Clothier
singled and Spencer fumbled. permitting
Griffin to score. Clothier went TO second
on wild pitch and Shannon brought
him home with a two-bagger. CARRIER
then ended things by striking out Carle-
ton.
Salt Lake appeared almost certain TO
tie the score in the eighth when Fortier
led OF with long three base hit 20 the
center field fence. Bltrolff was hastily
substituted for Carleton. Blankenship
popped out to Clothier. Cordtz beat out
a scratch single but Fortier was held at
third. The side was retired when Cordtz
was forced at second on Vans grounder
TO Clothier.
CARRIER held Great Falls in the ninth
and Salt Lake made another try TO tie
the score. Hard luck in dropping long
drives into outielders' hands kept them
from succeeding. DevereauN opened with
a line drive TO deep center which went
right into Murphy's nands. Pendleton
singled and Perkins. batting for CARRIER
duplicated the line drive TO deep center
made by pevereauX with the same result
Spencer grounded 20 short and Pendleton
was forced at second for the fina! out OF
the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
SALT PALACE RACE
CARD FOR TONIGHT
Manager Pye Arranges Pro
gramme Which He Is Sure
Will Please Patrons.

The Salt Palace card tonight consists
OF two-thirds mile handicap (profes-
sionaD, a two mile lap race profession
all. an Australian pursuit race (ama-
teur). a match sprint race Colvin VS..
Mayer. the musical chairs. and a motor
cycle race handicap
II is the intention TO have every style
of bicycle riding featured.
The professionals hope to haul down
the worlds record for the two-mlle dis
tsnce before long. Last Tuesday the
tandem record for this distance was
broken twice. That record had stood for
seven years.
The amateur match sprint race is an
event that is expected to plase saucer
track patrons. Mayer has just returned
TO the game and In three appearances
has proven that his old time speed is
stlll with him. In the amateur pursuit
race he made fast ride. On Tuesday
be acquitted himself creditably In both
the handicap and open race. He is con-
sdered one OF the best track generals
the amateur division has developed here.
Colvin has plenty of speed and good
are evenly matched and hopes for the kind
Of finishes that marked the Lawson
Hehir match.
The musical chairs have won popu-
larity. 1t is amusing 10 see the riders
tumbling from their wheels and climbing
onto the band stand before the chairs are
all gone.
The professionals will go after the two
thirds mile record. Mr.. Pye has put this
race. two-thrds mile handicap profes-
sonal. on the programme in the hope
that the old time held by Hehir will be
broken.
The amateurs will ride an unlimited
Australian pursuit race. Last Sunday
this race pleased the fans.
The motors OF late have been running
in good style. Samuelson has the fastest
motor at the track. He VIII give han
dicap of two laps to Berqust and three
laus IN In fya u,iIoo
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||7R|CS WIN
|FRD|N BEHIND.
4 Falls Pounds in Four
4 in Eighth Inning and
Takes Game.
uBR AND HUELSMAN
|IRE LEADING SLUGGERS
rske's Little Catcher Gets
Ia Run, Three-Bagger
and a Single.

rails came from behind yester-
~on from Salt Lake. Z to 5. salt
!, in the lead for seven innings,
&. sirh,h both Schimptf and Car
i ,nundea hard by the Great Falls
xho scored four runs In this
s,lr Lake was OH the verge OF
- score i'm the eighth, but a
'<zi,ch Of pitchers was made by
.r,nes and the game was saved
|7biiors. ~ r.,
rrrs zach pitched seven innings
4 Isyen ou, in the eighth when
|rzS signs OF weakening. UP to
= both pitched good bali. The
s frequcnt but scattered. The
n The game was the batting OF
'nr Salt Lake and Huelsman for
-s5rs. Fortier got n home run,
'tsrrer and single out of four
4 Huelsman got three two-bag-
4 sye times at bat. Griftin o;
aIs got his second home run Of
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GIMLIN'S VETERANS TO PLAY
GREEN RIVER RAILR0ADERS
snoclnl 10 TIC Trihune.

OGDEN. JULY 6.-Considerable interest
Is being manifested in the series OF
baseball games To he PLAYED on local
grounds July 10 aud l6 between the
Union Pacific team OF Green River. Wvo.'
and Dad" Gimllns veterans, The team
Of Green River is composed entirely OF
IA ilroad mon OF all departments and
comes to Ogden after a harns'orming
tour through Wyoming and Idaho, during
which a total OF thirteen games were
played and one game was lost by the
Visitors. As some OF the Southern Pa
cinc employees have waRered that the
Ogden team viii defeat The railroad
boys from Wyoming. extra efforts Will
be made by the Union Pacific boys 10
carry off the scalps Of Gimlln and his
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
HILDRETH WINS TWO
RACES AT FT. ERIE

FORT ERIE. July as. c. Hildreth
furnished the winners in two races today.
Jis C.unard colt Gold Blade won the Ma
para selling stakes. while Meteor cap
Hred the third. Light showers fell dur
ing the afternoon. but the goIng remained
i"SS Eirst race. purse 500. four year -olds
and up selling SIX ,,I fqrloDgsoToP .snoS NSts
lady Sybil. TO /. third. Time. l15 20.
second race steeplechase. two miles
Ticket of Leave, II 20 10, won: Water
way. 10 2, soeond, Stalker. to |. third.
Third race. six furlonss-RoysI Meteor,
10 ., won: Rogg9ni; $ ITO, TO = second ::
FoIrth race, FIVE furlongs-Gold Blade.
IN 70 l. Non; Aldebaran. is TO 5. sec
ans yestihule to 3, third. Time, l:Ol.
o'iF Fifth race. mile and an eishth-olam-
bais to 8. won: Woodcraft. 10 ?. sec
ond: Clin Edge. l6 to g. third Time,
1851 3-5. ., -,
Leah. Z to 2. won; Edda. Z to .; second :.
t1Iev.o To g third. Time. | :a3 10.
y Seventh race. selling. mlle-At Once,
N Ia won; Barney Igoe. 20 TO l. sec
ona: Supervisor l3 TO .. third. Time.
30 2-S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
WHITNEY PAYS $4,000
FOR KEENE'S YEARLINGS

NEW YORK. July s-In view of the
contradictory statements concerning the
matter, Harry Payne Whitney made II
known today that the price paid for
seven in number was 5i5. 900. The pick
OF the group will go TO Mr.. Joyner at
Newmarket, England. and the rest in all
probability will be raced In this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
COMMODORE PUGH'S BOAT
CAUSES A SENSATION

DUBUQUE, Ia. July 6.-The fourth
annual regatta Of the Mississippi valley
Power Boat association came TO an END
here this afternoon when Missouri.
owned at ST. Louis, captured the forty
foot handicap. with Scamp III and Comet
as close contenders. Disturber H.. owned
by Commodore Pueh OF Chicago. has been
the sensation OF the regatta. and 1t Is
the opinion OF the boatmeD that she can
do much better than she has done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
ational League
Cubs Now Lead.

NEW YORK July 6.--Chicago won the
frs, game OF the series from New York by
hitting Wiltse hard. Richie was rather
wild at the start. but settled down and
pitched good ball. The only run scored
Off him In the third resulted from Chi
cago's only error. a wild throw TO flrst
by j. Doyle Zimmerman hit into the
left field hleachers for a home run In the
sixth. doubled with the bases full In the
seventh and singled in the ninth. Score:
r. II. Il.
lnlcdeo 49, ....''..'s '''-'.''
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteres--Richie, Brown and Archer,
Wltse. Crands]l and Myers.
CmDires-Brennan and Klein.
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AMERICAN TEAM MEMBER
FALLS DOWN STAIRS

BRIGHTON. July 6.-The Harvard
Yale athletic team met with misfortune
today. II. w. Kelly OF Harvard, the
Americans best quarter-miler. fell on
the stairs in the dressing quarters at
Preston park and sprained his ankle. He
will not be able TO compete In the inter-
collegiate meet at the Queens club
grounds July II. and his loss will be a
severe one to the Americans.
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Defeats Miss Sutton.

MOUNTAIN STATION. y. J., July g.
Miss Hazel Hotchkss Of California, ma
tional chomplon, won her place In the
final OF the womens singles In the middle
states championship tennis tournament
here today by defeating Miss Florence
will meet Miss Il. L. Rotch in the finals.
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SALT LAKE.

ummary-Two- base hits-Hue elsunan g.
Griffin. Shannon. Blankenship. Orr, van,
PcndIeton Three base hit-Fortier. Home
runs-Criffin. Fortier. Sacrifice hits
Prout. Foster stolen bases-Murphy
Biankenship Hits-On Carlton II IN !.
irn,nes of Bitroln in Innings. OF
erbir9pff 3 in 71-3 innings. off CARRIER 3
In sS innings Bases on bans-On
Schimpff /. Struck out-By Carlton =
bv BitrolT T. by Schimpff 4. by CAREER :.
Double pisy-Prout to Clothier to Foster
Wild pitcnes-Garber 2. First base on
errors-Great Falls 3. Hit by pltcher,
Isy,,rorshjn Timc Of game hour and
~ minutes Umpire-Wright. Attend
anCe-500.
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White SoX Beaten.

nothing with Pitcher Nelson today and
ST. Louis won. The visitors punched
hits off Baker and Olmstead and with
the assistance OF bases on balls. and err
rors. had little trouble TO pile up enough
nuns to win easily. Score; r, n. L;
Chicago ..........,......... 4
ST Louis Observation-Disclosures. 9
Batteries-Baker. Olmstead, Scott and
Sullivan. Payne; Nelson and stephens.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO
DISCOVER WHITE HOPE

NEW YORK. July 6.-Another. effort TO
pick "a white hope will be made by the
National Sporting Club of America here
on August 10. The club announced to-
day that this second elimination tourna-
ment was open to anyone who we!ghed
more than 100 pounds and stood six feet
tall. The successful man viii meet Al
Palser, winner Of the former tourna-
ment.
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Ban johnson Must Pay.

NEW YORK. July 6.-The United
States circuit court today denied mo-
ton 20 set aside verdict FOR $1,000
granted John NJ Ward. the old-tinie
baseball player. against Ban B. Johnson.
president of the American league. Ward
recovered damages for slander based on
an alleged statement of Johnson In 1909
when Ward was defeated for the presi-
dency OF the National league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
NEW PITCHER WINS.
Does Good Work for Boise and Beats
Helena Easily.

BOISE. Ida. July 6.-The lrrigators
outbir ITbv's band today and beat the
,,isITors easily by score OF . 10 s;
Green. a new twirler. signed by, the local
club. was in the box and he allowed eut
hve hits \ home run by hellackey una. nao
was the longest hit OF the day: Grea !
pecgIns by the Helena outheld nelpea
10 keep down the score, lrby ana Mnrtaiy
io,a5 tvo men TO score when he thre"
Wild 10 second base In an effort 70 catch
= runner. Ames was not hit so nara
Continued on Following Page.
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Phillies Lose Lead.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6,-n game
featured by poor pitching. ST. Louis de-
feated the home team. Philadelphia
pitchers gave thirteen bases OH balls 10
ten for the St. Louis pitchers. Luderus.
with two home runs and two singles. and
Ellis. with home run. two triples and
r. r. e
st I.ouis II
Philadelphia .... ...............
Batteries - Golden, Harmon, Salee.
Steele and Bliss; Moore, Alexander and
Moran. Doom.
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Pirates Hit Hard.

BROOKLYN. July GETTYSBURG knocked
Eareer off the ruboer In three innings
and won easily. Ragan was no improve
ment and, all told. the visitors piled up
10 hits for 90 bases. Camnitz was onec-
live throuehout. Score: r. H. r.
PittsbUrg ..-.......'.,.'''''l. ~ 4
lSTO0ElSn $50
Ratterles-Camnltz and Simon Barger,
Ragan and Erwin.
Umpires-O'DaY and Emslie.
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Vanderbilt Horse Gets Place.

PARIS, July Sin the PrlX Presto. run
at Maisons Lafltte today, w. y. Wander
bits Montrose II. finished second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
PORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

A handicap based on past perform
ances time, weight and track conditions.
Five points to pound. twenty points
10 length.
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Uhlan Trots Fast Mile.

CLEVELAND, July 6.-Uhlan, worlds
champion trotter stepped "A mile in 2:e32
today In a workout. the last half being
I'm "A minute fiat.
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Kodak Pictures Finished
Mail your films to US. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers.
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American League
Shut Out Athletics,

CLEVELAND. July 6.-Cleveland
scored it's first victory over Philadelphia
this season. II was Gregg's fourteenth
Victory and the first time he had pitched
against the visitors. Cleveland punched
hits of Morgan. and Philadelphia two
errors each allowed n run Score:
r. H. L.
Cleveland ...................i IL /
Philadelphia ................0 1 ?
Battertes-Gregg and Fisher, Morgan
Long and Thomas.
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Strikes Out Huelsman.

1, accomplished the seemingly i'm
B, striking. ont the mighty
IN thereby earning the prolonged
.d a crowd that was seeking
rsln of comfort out OF The con-
1fSer threw couple apparently
1 Huels,nan's head, making the big
a dervish dance lodging. Then
Ia couple over and struck out
rser. The bean balls were en-
"a close for comfort and Huels-
bed mis- objections emphatica lily
e.. 1hereupon he wGs driven 10
10. still complaining. by Umpire
Garner is apparently the only
4 70 the league who can keep
'1p from hitting safe
|Ehet Of a switch In the lineup Of
y Lake team is contemplated to-
EhhkeushD Will probably go be
! bal and Van will take the man
|<hce 2, first. Billy Fortlcr will
|frhi field. The switch was not
D decided upon last night. but
" considered. The pitcher FOR
zane had not been selected last
|1zi'si, is probable that George
= rill be given another chance in
Elme II Hummej doesn't work
at Lake pitcher Will he CARRIER.
rs sore arm and probably will
3 eeioIe Sunday.
|hle and Great Falls have d post
|pEt. 10 BE- played this week.
|sD be played tomorrow. This
\ .suble -header for Saturday and
f1F Sunday.
Hntr ihop r-,-.n
hks got its first run in the first
ti.r two men were out. Blanken-
~ BY a pitched ball. He stole
is scored on CorGtz's single. In
lining Billy foTticr leaned hard
H1 II cropped far over the right
y for homer.
ra by Cordtz gave Great Falls
jsn. HneiSman had doubled but
~ ~ third on Toner'S groun6er
toaer reached first on the play.
Essnced Toner with a scratch
snGiD Few out 10 Spencer but
etepped Clotuier's long fly and
see- Shannon then popped out
at Lake Increased its lead In
h Orr doubled. went 10 third
single and scored while the
& ! .lnAeld was doubling Van and
sihsle and Hue,sman's double
eglhr 10 Great Fails string in
~, Sali Lake came right back
US half. when Fortlcr singled
io th!rd on Fosters error. scor-
snkenship's single.
- goi one in the sixth. Great
~ Wner Griffin dropped 2 home
we shoF, rient field fence. Salt
.aEe after two men were out
conh!ed and DevereauN scored
Ssmgic. Both we're blanked IN
ufeat Batting Rally.
=, -, behind. Great Falls started
.uSg rally in the eighth that
s,puciuGel until fnpy were two
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Reds Win in Twelfth.

BOSTON. July 6.-CincInpatI defeated
Boston today In a twelve-innlng game.
There was much ragged fielding and poor
pitching. Flaher,y. whose home run In
tne ninth sent King around ahead OF
him. misjudged Severoid's ny in the
Boston scored one In their half. but a
double play with the bases full followed
by an out at first base, prevented the
locals from tie!ng the score again Score
R n, E.
Cincinnati T., .,......,.,........12 IS >
Boston ... ..,.,.....,......,..11 Is 5
Batterles-Mattern, Ferguson, Brown.
Weaver and King: Gaspar. Fromnle.
Smith and Mclean SeVerold.
Cmpires-Riglcr and Finneran.
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II your want be SITUATION. make
it known by the Insertion OIL wani
t.adU in The Tribune.
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Wet Batting Rally.

''5, az behind. Great Falls started
saSg rally in the eighth that
IN, Sn'.ciuGed until they were two
- scod. Huelsman opened with
loher got llfe on Orr's
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-09

the code of Virginia, citing the law
that person sentenced to death may
ask for and obtain a stay of execu-
ton for not longer than 80 days after
the. next term of the Court of APP
peals.
Judge Watson set November "a as
the day to which execution of SEN
tence would be deferred.
Prisoner Smiles at Awful Sentence.
The Judge stated as a preliminary
to passing sentence that he desired to
add nothing to the anxiety of the con-
victed man.
"The jury has found you guilty in
the first degree and therefore your
life is forfeited and the judgment of
this court is that on November "a you
be delivered into the custody of the
Superintendent of the penitentiary
and that between the hours of sunrise
and sunset your life shall be eXtin-
guished, and may God have mercy on
your soul"
Beatties father buried his face in
his hands and appeared overcome
The prisoner smilingly shook hands
with several acquaintance.
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HARDY COX HAS
Continued from Page One.)

This should move true Mississippians
with personal pride. The trade mark,
a light house on the Gulf coast, is en-
blematic of safety and extremely ap-
propriate to the Gulf Coast Life as it
is understood it will be reproduced on
the topmost corner of the proposed
new sky-scraper, showing from the
light house tower, each night, a great
search light of tremendous power,
and noticeable for miles, Illuminating
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Bank Of Commerce BID mississippi
No o Any o

carefully the meaning Of their docis-
ion, and once more on Bonded knee
beseeching divine assistance that they
might not err, they filed into the nusl-
ed Stiffness of crowded courtroom
and with startling suddenness lively;
voices, instead of the usual one of the
foreman, spoke the single word gull
ty." It was almost shouN The spec
ter of death which stalked Midlothian
turnpike on July IS last, when the life
of Mrs. Louise Owen Beattie was tax
en- away with the single report of
shotgun, stared hard at the young
husband, ready to claim its victim by
electrocution on Friday, Nov. "a next.
but the prisoner returned the gaze I'M
swerving and unafraid. The Court Of
Appeals, to be sure. will be asked to
grant writ of error and a new trial
Young Beattie, cognizant of the legal
weapons yet at his disposal, did not
surrender. Instead, he consoled his
broken-down father, white-haired and
wrinkled, and comforted him as he
whispered 81 haven't lost yet, father. 81
Unusual as has been the tragedy
and the grewsome stage where it oc-
CURED, the twelve jurymen did not
hesitate to admit to their friends that
they stood in judgment not only over
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-09
How a Verdict Was Reached.

Twelve Virginia farmers knelt at
dusk tonight in the obscurity of the
small juryroom of the Chesterfield
courthouse praying fervently that they
might pass judgment Alright on Henry
G. Beattie, Jr., indicted for the murder
of his wife. Grimly determined, they
arose a moment later and silently, one
by one, recorded a unanimous verdict
of guilty" Pausing In solemn con-
temptation for So minutes, weighing
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-09
BURDENS lifted
From Hattiesburg Backs-Relief Prov
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his banner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-09

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married and has one daughtei AT
the present time Mrs. Diers and
daughter are visiting in Washington,
d. c. He is son of Justice of the
Peace William A. Diers. He also has
two brothers, Augustus and Henry
Mr.. Spencer has been Connected with
the local police force in the capacity
of special officer for some time past.
At the recent election he was elected
constable of the First District.