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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
JOHNSON AND FLYNN
BOTH DEAD CERTAIN
Odds Against Pueblo Fireman
Lengthen to ; to 4, With
Very Few Takers.
LIGHTWEIGHTS CLASH
Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers
Will Indulge in Champion
ship Bout Today.
LIGHTWElGHTS CLASH
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
EAST LAS VEGAS. y. NJ, July g.
Both Flynn and Johnson are ready for
the big battle ODDS Of TO / arc now
obtainabIe against Flynn, Following are
their statements
BY JIM FLYNN.
world tomorrow afternoon. | am hsur-
Ing on a change tor the worse IN John
son since he won the championship. while
know that I have improved In every
way There will be nearly forty pounds
more OF Jim Flynn for Johnson 10 handle
than there was in San Francisco and
besides | know how 10 punch more sure
ly and how to take care OF myself when
fighting close I know that there are
not many who think ! have a chance
but the sensation win be all the greater
when | down the negro
BY JACK JOHNSON.
/ am thoroughly satisfied with my con-
d!tion and expect TO show my friends
tomorrow that there Is ntue danger Of
there being II change OF champions FOR
some time TO come My wind is good,
| am punching hard and | am down to
my usua! nehtlng weight / will proba-
bly, appear In the ring at 212 pounds.
/ know what n game. confident fellow
Flynn Ia, but he is going against sure
defeat; Just how long the fight will last
| would not care to predict, but have
an idea it will ell be over within ter
rounds.
The clans OF sportdom are gathering
and the prospects for a night crowd oi
modest dimensions are much brighter
| than they appeared last night, Specia
trains from Denver, Pueblo. Kansas City
| FL Paso, Trinidad and other points within
| days rail ride have already arrived
| and others are due this evening and to-
| morrow morning.
| Catllemen are coming In groups OF
horse b9 clC,
| Rudy Unholz Of Denver tonight Tough
| twenty round draw with Stanley Yoa
| KUN Of Dallas In the Flynn johnson
| arena, over 1000 fans witnessed tn
| battle Tom Flanagan. trainer of Jaol
| Johnson nfficiate6 as referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

The first and second races were mar
red by poor starts. The boys were toe
anxious 10 get off first and Starter Nor
risey himself, was a trifle too eager &c
inauguratc his engagement here with i'm
possibly perfect starts. In the first race
II was II T. Wilson'S LctitIa which wa
almost let. Al the post She was the
fevorte and no piker with his last dol
lar UP felt worse about the mishsp than
the starter himself These things are
hound n happen NJ ali race meetings
hut To have II happen in the first race
rather chagrned Morrissey, until Man
ager Wilson smiled and told him 1t was
merely The fortune OF racing
Curlously enough the first victim OF
the rather rigid rules Manager Wilson
has laid down was his own trainer, Hugh
Van Camp. who was slightly late in get
ting l.etitia 10 the paddock and was ineo
In the second race the horses were ex-
ceeding fractions. but Richard Reed, the
"a vorite got off well enough TO have won
II he had possessed the speed. Hawley.
AT TO !, was the winner and his race
showed that lie was n better horse yes
terday than Richard Reed. Old Seven
full ha Cked by many because Of fofme!
wagers won, came In for the place and
ran gallant race. considering lnilrm-
ties.
In The third race the public was specu-
latIug warily because very few had been
fortunate enough 10 pick winner. The
lucky minority that had won. received
handsome returns from their speculattons,
nut tho majority lald OH loT lHe iedNuis
race. the fourth
Chanticlor in the third surprised every
body by coming from behind. THIS was
contrary to all her former performances
The steed whose name is a sarblec YER
sion of Rostauds great play heretofore
has won only when In the lead shortly
after the start. Little Jane on which
most Of those speculating had tickets
came In third and Knight Deck was sec
ond
In the big race ATasee at TO ,. was not
as we'll liked as the entry at TO %. but
Arasee had many hackers. They were
off To a good start and Jockey Taplin
rode rruG Gent, race. lie judged the pace
as nicely as any rider who he's been seen
In the saddle here.
When RiEhteasy was winning the en-
tire gran1stand rose and cheered Justify
for this was the first time that big ma
icrity OF the talent had cashed their
tickets. The race was a beautiful one
snd the best horse won. although Bedwell
himself. rather expected Rose Queen 10
10 IL instead Of Rlghtcasy.
In the fifth race turf patrons got
sample OF what Starter Morrissey can do
when ne gets accustomed 10 his work
here. The thoroughbreds We're lined up
almost in front OF the grandstand for
the race was only twenty yards over
mile. Although the ponies were fractions
and the boys keen TO get some advantage,
Morrissey sent them away without any
long walt and they were beautifully
aligned.
No Quarter had one of his good DAYS
vest erday and took the last race at
70 /. Or5s Smile a long shot. got the
place and Error at . to ]. was third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
The Game by Innings.

FIRST INNING-Menges lined
one down to Orr and reached flrut.
ley bunted and Jensen threw Mem
at second. Killilay singled over
putting Quigley on third and takir
ond himself on Davis's throw "a
Lussi filed out TO Spencer who
Qutgley out at the plate. No ru|
Spencer famed and Bauer Ind
fly to Mears Davis nit for thres
but Devereaux' fly went TO Tho
No runs.
SECOND INNING.-sulllvan
over second and Thompson sacrifIc
to second base. Bauer took Sad
fly and Baker drew a pass.
famed No runs.
Sullivan grabbed Orr's high q
Pendleton singled through short.
filed out to Klllilay and Weaver a
Out TO bussi. No runs.
THIRD INNING.-Menges singh
short. Quigley singled to cent
Menges took third on the hit.
scored when Orr failed TO handle
ers throw. Killilay walked, LusEI
the ball over the sign board on %
field fence for a home run and
QuigIey and Hillilay ahead Of him
van popped one to Davis and M
grounded out, Orr to Abbott. 81
went out, Pendleton TO Abbott.
runs.
Zimmerman who replaced Jensel
a pass and took second on passc
Spencer got three and two and q
q good one go by. Bauer douoieo
scoring Zimmerman and Davis sal
Bauer to third. ''Briclt" lifted I
Killilay, One run.
FOURTH INNING. Baker filed
Abbott. Mears out, Pendleton TO Z
Menges foule6 out 10 Devereaul
runs.
orr singled over second and peI
doubled 10 left center scoring Olt
bott tripled 10 tho right field fenc'
Ing Pendleton, At this !unctuIs
relieved Mesrs. Weaver knocAsSe !.
to Quisley. Zimmerman MT 10 sa
who threw Abbott out at the pis's,
GERS ny went to Klllilay, Two :; :;
FIFTH INNINGFQuigley III
center and stole second. kiliIa}
out, Orr to Abbott Qulgley Son M
Jussi doubled TO left field. ~
was hit and Sullivan drew pa''
the bases with Lussi on 5nilu
sky flied out 10 Orr, and baher ,,s
forcing in Lussi. Zimmerman "
replaced py DIeeSai'' ,,nr
Dressan TO Abbott. Two ruhs,
Bauer drew n pass ana Davio "
little one to QuiSley. Derereaautsa atsa
forcing Bauer 10 secono, o,f M ia
Killllay and Pendleton huen .,o so
a short hit to Byrd. Byro p.sn
self out of a bad mole ny
bott, No runs. orrdt
SIXTH INNING-Menges Groui'r,'' y
Orr 10 Abbott and Gu!g'ey's ny n
Ghhott. Klllilay singled past
ond then stole second. Iussi
<,,..,,,,,oa on Following Po3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
FIGHT FOR WORLD TITLE.
Ad WoIgast and Joe Rivers Clash at Ver-
non This Afternoon.
International News Service

BY International News Service.
LOS ANGELES, July 3.-1s Joe Rivers.
California's pampered pugilist pet, OF
championship caliber2 Can the punish
Ing Mexican boxer lower the colors OF
the present lightweight title holder, Ad
Wolgast? These questions should be
satisfactorily answered inside the next
few hours.
In the Vernon arena of the Pacific
Athletic club tomorrow afternoon, VOL
CAST and Rivers meet in a scheduled
twenty-round affair of the gloves with
Jack Welch OF San Francisco acting as
referee The old fashioned champion
ship belt idea has been hauled back
from a musty long ago and to the win
ner will go the McCarey trophy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
american Association

Al Columbus r. n. =
IndIan0poli o. .... % 10
Columbus ...... Ii
tCaled end OF eighth TO allow Columbus TO
catch jTAin.i
Bat,erics-AShenfeldor and Clark; McouiIlen.
Cook and Smith md Ropp Umplros-Chill and
irwin.
~ LouiSvilie- r. n. r
Toledo ..... o a OIL I
Louisville . ... q 0 q 0 i--2 l
Batterles-JarcI and Ca-iscb; Toney and Lud-
wig. UmproH-AIeThatcr and Connolly.
4; Minneapolis 2. II E.
Kansas CITY .... o o q G o o. .
Nnneapol o.. 1 o o.
Bnttsr!cs-1addox and o. Connor. IIcbhardt and
Owens. Umplres-Hayes and Anderson
A. 81. Paul R. H E
Milwaukee % , 2 II IA :
st. Paui ......S q > q q o o 0-s
Ba,tcriez-Nlchoson and schslk: Thomas Laroy
aud Marshall Unpires-FoTSusou and Handiboe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
northwestern LEAGUE
A Hero in a Lighthouse.

For wears !. S. Donahue, SO. Haven,
Mich. a civil-war captain, AS Il light
house keeper, averted awful wrecks,
but queer fact is. he might have been
a wreck himself, if Electric Bitters had
not prevented "They cured me of kid
ney trouble and chills,' ne writes,
"after ! had taken other so-called
cures for years, without benefit and
they also improved my sight. Now, at
seventy, ! am feeling fine For dys.
oepsia, Indigestion. ali stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. they'r without
,qual. Try them. Only 80 cents, at
Schramm- Johnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
LONG SHOTS WIN
VERY FIRST DAY
More Than 1000 Enthusiastic Race Fans Cheer
Gallant Thorouqhbreds as They Dash Under
the Wire at Lagoon Course

SHOTS running like they had been in training day
getting off the all the at the
IL Lagoon yesterday the feature Inaug
ral which by Bedwe Righeasy coupled with Rose
Queen the entry opening at to and closing at to
1000 equine performers
make their Salt Lake debut and big majority of the patrons hd
grit winning not the
selected for a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

hit-Morgan Stolen bascs-Mc Bride. Foster.
Gandn zion Hits-on johnson. In in"
nlngs Basoa on balls-or Fisher 2; on John
SON. /: OF MusBsr. ,. Struck out-By Fisher.
4. by johnson. Z; BY Mussor. 3. Faesed ball
Ainsmlth. Sacrifice hjts-Clark. Moellcr, Ster-
rett. Hit by ptchcr-By Johnson, l: by MusseT.
g. Wild pitch-Fisher Loft bascs-New
York. 10. Washington, 4, Umplres-Wcstervct
and Eyans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
Cleveland Beats Detroit.
: international News Service,

DETROIT, July 3-The Tigers tried
another ninth Inning rally today, but
the Cleveland Maps won. s 10 G Only
one was down and Cobb and Crawford
were on in the ninth when Delehanty
shot cannon bali straight TO Lajoies
mitts for a double play. GTaney spe-
cialized in long catches until the fourth
inning when no fell trying for low ono
from Delehsnty and Injured himself so
badly he was compelled to retire,
cT T.EyrTANn-DETROTr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
saltair celebrates, rain or shine.
500 Per Plate

was paid at banquet to Henry Clay,
in New Orleans in ls42, Mighty costly
for those with stomach trouble or in
digestion. Today people everywhere
use Or. Kings New Life Pills for these
troubles as well as liver, kidney and
bowel disorders. Easy. safe, sure. On
~ 25c at Schramm-J obnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

summary: Two-hnSe hIts--Oclohnnty. Londen.
Stolen hascs-Crawiords Olson t3l. jackson
GrlgEs. Lajois (2l. Turner Double payg-Tur-
nor and Griggs; Lajole and Grisrs. Hits-oh
Knhlor In innings; or workB IN Ia
Innings off Lake. In 80 Innings. Basos on
bolls-ON KoEIcr s. of Works. 8. on Lako l.
Struck out-By Kahler. 2; by Works. /: by
Lake. ] Sacrifice hit-olson. wild pitches
Works Kahler. Lake Left bases-Clevelnnd
I: Detroit g. Time OF same-l:55. Attendance.
2s7l. UmnIfes--DInccn md Sheridan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
TIGERS RALLY FAILS
To BEAT CLEVELAND
Cobb and Crawford on Bases
in the Ninth, but Delaney's
Liner Is Caught.
Y International News Service

BY international News Service.
NEW YORK, July 3,-The Giants took
a double header from the Dodgers to-
day, TO ! and 10 10 Q. Marquard op-
posed Rucber In the first game and
made his record nineteen straight. He
was lucky to win. as he allowed seven
hits against Maps three.
BROoELYS-NEW YORK.
FIRST GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

TOT NnTtNcN III NInIh.
Brooklyn .. ,.......,...O / o 0 o-1
New York ....s....-...o o q -
Summary: Stolen buscs-Murray. Wheat Double
pIayS-Moran TO Hummcl: Snodgrsss 10 Doyle 10
Merkle; Meyers to Hcrzog. Bases on balls-on
Rucler /: on Marquard. g. Struck out-By
Rucker, 6; by Marquard .. Sacrifice hit
Wheat Sacrifice hy-Meycrs. Left bases
Brooklyn. IL; Now York. UmpIres-Brennan
and Emse.
BROOKLYN-NEN YORK.
SECOND GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
E. c. HOPPER,
By International News Service

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The errors
Of Barry and Odring gave Boston three
runs In the fourth today. Boston added
four more in the ninth on four clean
hits. winning, Z to 2. This was the only
time Coombs was hit hard The Athletics
could do little with Collins ......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
international Leaolle
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D &R. G. Everv Sunday

Via D. & r. G. Every Sunday.
Provo Canyon, 500 a. IN. .S1.25
Ogden, 1926 a. m, 1910 p. m,
2:35 p. M. .......... 100
Geneva (Utah lake,. 500 a. m... 1.25
Pharaoh's g Glen. $50 2. m. so
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls resort in Provo canyon. Special
train leaves salt Lake for Provo can
yon points at s:10 a, M, and returning
leaves Wildwood, 600 p. m: Upper
Falls; 6:l5 p. M; Provo, 1885 p. M,
arriving Salt Lake, 9:20 p. m.
Trains TO Saltair everv As minntrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

Salt Lake lost slow and rapv.>
10 Helena yesterday and therebv
first place in the Union aesocisI
MissouIa. which won from Butt
score; Helena. II; Salt Lake, 4.
Five pitchers were used in N.
and all were hit freely Helena =,
teen hits from Jensen. TImmerm
Dressan. and Salt Lake connecfeS
ten times against Mears and BvyS
men got their hits IN lunches, N
Skyscrapers wcre unable TO blin'
effectively, r.
F'or the first couple OF rounds
and Meers seemed to De nt ths|
In the third. however, Helena
Jensen for "a pass, two slngloa
home run. This was enough ia 4
Cooley. and at the beginning OF h
inning he sent Zimmerman In.
Iussfs home run IN the third
with Quigley and SIllilay on bss
the feature Of The game. Tim1
showed that he had somethIr
lacked experience. and In the All
Helena got q single. double. twu
and one man was hit BY n pltch
he was tnken out and Dressan'
tuted. Dressan retired the side.
the rest OF the game Jared lItfl,
than the others "
Mears lasted for Helena until 4
die OF the fourth, when he wae'
for Byrd, Byrd held the nom
down we'll for the rest OF the ea
cept that he was a little wild and
a few passes on balls.
On both sides the batting wa
and extra base hits were the rli
sides Lussi's long hit, Sadotsky a
Davis both connected for a ft
smash, Sadofsky's hit, which
the beginning Of tho seventh.
the foul line and a large number
disagreed with Umpire Wright fo]
! II a fair bail.
Weaver objected to Wright's
with regard 10 Sadofsky's homs
was benched, lie sent Forter
catch. Weaver wes afterward se'
the grounds for further dlsputinx
| cisfon OF the umpire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

One fare rates for round trip be-
tween all Utah points on Salt Lake
Route. Tickets on sale July ., 3. 4,
returning July D. Tickets 100 South
Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

by a score of 8 TO 8. Boston started
off in fine style. scoring three nuns In
the opening session. but they couldnt
retain the lead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

sBatted for Kretzcr in seventh,
-'pattcd for Kent In ninth.
iran for Wilson 10 sixth.
'-'Rattcd for Wiltso In eighth.
Now York .............3 , q > 10
summary: Three base hits-Moran t2l Meyers
Two base hit-Whesi. Stolen basee-iioroD (a).
Murray. Fletcher Shatsr t2l snoGgrasS. Double
plays-Fletchor Mcrhlc 10 Horzog: Fletcher
10 Doyle Ncrklc Hlts-OI hmcs. I'm /
inning: OF Tcsranu. in inningu: OF Knct-
zcr. In Innings. Bases balls-Od Tcs-
rcau. ?; off KnctzeT. Q: bn Kent g. Struck
out--By Ames. 2: by Tesreau. 4; by KneLzer
4: by Wll,se, !. Hit by pitcbor-By Knotser
Snodgrsss. Left bascs-New York, .: Brook
lyn, .. Aitendance-15.o0o. Umpires-Brennan
and Emsle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

summary Thrccbasc hit-Gardnor Two base
hits-E Collins, Speaker. Strunk. Lord, Hooper.
stolen hnses-Wagnor (2). First on orrors-Phil-
adolpha. 2; Boston. 2. Bases hells-oh
Coombs, O. of Collins. 1. Struck out-By CoombS
3: by X. Collins. 4. Loft on bnsss-Phlladclpha
Z: Boston, &. Sacrifice hits-Oldring. strunk
Sacrifice hy-Bn6or Time OF same-l55 Um-
pircS-Egan and O'Loughlin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04

House mother. Miss Theresa Godbe.
Open July 10 For terms apply Mrs. C.
ID. Moore, 444 East First South. Phone
Wasatch 657. Make reservations at
once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
July 9TH Excursions
Via D. e. R. G.. R. r.

One single fare for the round trip
between any two stations in Utah
minimum fare % cents. Tickets on
sale July ., 3, 4, good returning until
July .. Fine fishing in Provo river.
Accommodations for campers and fish
ermen at Upper Falls resort.
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Evelina. generally fancied. did not run
Manager Wilson has made. arrange
nents To have the results OF the Two
championship ring events, Johnson W;
E-iynr and Wolgast VS. Rivers. announced
IN the grandstand today. Jockey Snrlner
was set down for ten days by Starter
Morrlssey for disobedience. Summary;
r-,r.. ,nec Ave turiongs sell!ng-Cool, III
,T,niin, s 10 i. won; Lord Clinton. III tooosel,
2 70 ! place second Mona Lisa. lOp tCoreyl
,o snow third. Time. 100 S-5. Snap.
pyron, Good Intent and Letitla nnlshod In the
ordor named ,,,
(Bsrkerl 10 to !. won; scvcniull. llo (shrinor(,
6 10 s for place second Ben Stone, III tCorey)
to 10 show. third. Time. l:0l Richard
Reed. Omar c.. Ontario Oregon and ST. Joe
hnshel named
Third race. mturity course. sellinE-chanti
clor lo7 tGrossl. TO l. won: Knight Deck
io5 CTapIInl 20 for place second: L!ttlo
Jane Io1 Corey. / To TO show, third. limo,
.os Is. Ben Grcc1leaf Lady Stalwart Fair
Louise and Billy Myor finished as named.
oururol selling Stnkcs, net value 90 winner 500
Riehteasy, llo tTaplinl. even. won; ATasee. 1l5
CCsricrl. I 10 for place. second; Rose Queen,
ITO tKirschbauml coupled with Rightcesy. third
Time, 1:le i-5. Uncle Ben, Kootenay and NANNY
finished ae named.
Fifth race, mile aud twenty yards selling
snudpiper. III Stanford, to ]: won; Ar
butus l07 &c. II. Mtllorl. 10 for place,
second; Cabin, III (Mulisun) l 20 to show.
third Time lag % Royal Rivor Dorothy Ann
Sixth race fu;urity course. sollng-No Quar-
ter lna tCorcy). TO !. won; Orbo Smile i07
tGrossj, 10 1 for place, Eecond Error. los
tAndorsonl. to 10 show, third Time.
anlnny. Gene Rusaoll. Now Capital. Charley
and Melton Cloth nplghed a. named.
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Coast League

sAH FRANCISCO. July 3,-score;
RE. f
Vernon .-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
san Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s .
Notwithstanding and Aencw. Mccory and
Berry.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. July s.-seorc;
r. II f.
fnT''auf u !
Sacramento -... ............,.............0 3
Bliteri~-Hi ssinoothsm and Fisher; schwenck
and Krci,z.
Los ANGELES. Cal, July Score
r. H =
Oakland 900. .............,,............ !
Masrgey and Mite
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Washington Wins Two.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The much
abused Yankees dropped two more games
today, Washington winning TO 9 and
10 to 2. Shank's triple brought n ninth
inning victory to the Senator'S IN the
opener and in the second session II was
a case of too much johnson, Ansmith
made triple and homer in this con-
test.
NEW YoRK-wAsHINGToN.