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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15

When Jackie Clarke and Iver Lawson
meet In their special French style match
race at the Salt Palace saucer tomor-
row night they may be able TO settle
the question OF supremacy between theul'
The animosjty between Clarke and lhW-
son has bccn so intense that their friends
have been drawn into the row ana even
the officials at the saucer have been
having their Say. Manager Floyd Mac
Farland made his attitude perfectly clear
last night when he nade tue ioho"ihs
statement:
IT am sorry that Clarke thinks he has
been getting the worst OF II In any way
and I am sure lie Will be accorded an
the protection be Is enilued 20; %a9 ,It
Clarke's manager for quite q while. out
when VIC came here could moi, In JUS.
tice TO the other riders, assist MN any
more than the others. Oftentlmes nave
wanted to offer Jackie some suggestlVhs
which 7 believed would have helped him.
but that would not be square TO the
other riders. He and have always been
good friends and ] hope we always VIII
be I do not interfere with the oniS,a.s ;
and have nothing to 90 mlv w1yh lockout s1e '' is
to Sc; see that the riders who receive bonus
money give value received and when
thew fail Ia do so they will be fined by
me no matter whether It Is Clarke; Law
son C.oulIet or any OF tho others
Aside from the Clarke Lawson maten
race which will be run best two In tnree
heats at ono mile each. there WIN ye
the ten-mile race for the protesst,oIiai,s ,s
with special prizes for the Iiner "nJ Ir,ysa
ahead at every half mile and four prizes
for the final winners. Joe Foslsr ano
\ Eddie Root arc going TO meet AIT Goul :
let and Gordon Walker in . special team,
match race, best two in three heats, al
one mile each and most Of the ,prores :
| sionaIs will compete In a one-mile nan :
dicap. For the amateurs there VIII oe
a haIf-mile handicap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
SMALL CUT EXPECTED.
Bumper Crop Not Likely TO Reduce Price
OF Peaches Greatly.

Spcciai TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. AUG. li.-Whiic there proSa-
bIy viii! he a slight reduction ia tho price
OF peaches this season Manager J. ~.
White or the Utah Fruit exchange, aa:s
that there is no occa sion for the alarm
which Is felt by some OF the growers
regarding the marketing and disposition
Of the big crop, He snid.
1T Is quite certain that the crop will
be successfully marketed and the grow
ers will reap a rich harvest bTt Ne
must meet the market from tbs very
beginning. The prices may oe no more
than normal, possibly little below nor
NAL I expect the prices to start out
at from thirty-fve 20 forty cents per
case Last season they ranged from
forty TO fifty cents. The only reason for
this is the excess supply, peaches al
ready coming on the market from the
southern states. California peaches are
selling at slightly reduced figure and
I suppose we Will be obliged TO do the
same"
Manager White is still urging the school
authorities of the county TO grant two
weeks vacation In the higher grades that
the children may aid in harvesting the
peaches during the second and third
weeks in September
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In the eight-mile race. His time was
o:4ls which clips 6 1-5 seconds off the
previous record. In this race Ward did
some OF the fastest riding at the motor
drome. Whittier did not start in the
race because Of the srnashup at the end
OF the match race which resulted in the
wreck of the machine. Ward started
from scratch and Bernstrom, Brodbeck
ana Mcneil were each given lap From
the start Ward went ont to get the limit
men. He gradually closed up on them
and brought the crowd to Its feet for
the last two laps. when he caught Bern
strom and Brodbecl6 a lap from home
and passed Mcneil in the stretch Ward
showed great headworls in this race
and appeared 10 be able to get as much
speed out of his machine as he wanted
In the match race, Ward showed too
much speed for whittier, The latter
used his head in the race and rode a
clever race. but his machine was unequal
10 Wards, Whittier says that he will
give Ward the race OF his life tonight
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FRED WHITTIER.

Fred Whittier will make a strenuous
effort tonight to defeat Al Ward In
ten-milc match race at the motordrome.
ward has trimmed Whittier twice In
succession since he returned from Chi
cago with n machine that has speed 10
burn. Whittier has new machine from
the factory, which he declares Is as IA ST
as Wards machine A new track rec
ord Is expected tonight. as both men are
In fighting spirit.
The management expects one of the
largest crowds OF the season,
Last week Ward rode all around
Whittier In their match race. In the
first heat Ward started under the gun
and was never headed Whittier took
the lead In the second heat and tried
hard TO slip away from his opponent
Ward went after him and clipped ten
seconds off the track record for five
miles. The heat was run in 326 2-5,
Ward passing him in the stretch after
u thrilling sprint.
Ward also smashed the track record
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
SO MILES AN HOUR
IN A MOTOR BOAT

CHICAGO. Aug 1i-Canada's dusky
sloop. Patricia. today won tho fourth and
last race at the interna tlonal champion
ship Of the great lakes from the Ameri =
can yacht Michicago, The winners mar
gin Yas minutes and 35 seconds and
her elapsed time hours. II minutes and
81 seconds. The contest wss to windwa I'd
and leeward four miles and half to the
leg. sailed twice.
In the motorboat races, the Baby Re
lance III. showed her class by taking
two events over fifteen and twenty mile
courses, The boat Is owned by J. S.
BIackton OF New York and was driven
by her designer. John j. Ryan. He was
driving the Baby Reliance I. when II sank
last Monday.
The twenty mile race saw the start of
tho Dlsturber ILL.,, James a. Pughs now
than a milo n minute. Although this rpce
was for boats up TO forty feet Ia length.
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Mslo'aat League

Sealo-Jsrsey City. rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
JOE PATCEIEN H., THE HITHERTO
UNBEATEN PAGER, IS DEFEATED

for the Texas mare Cheney Summa-
ries:
?.I7 trot Dominion OF canad. stake three In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
ASK THAT VOTERS
RENDER DECISION
Business Men of Ogden Want
Closing of Saloons Settled
by Election.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Aug. 1s.-Indicating their will
ineuess 70 inaugurate and dcfray the ex-
penses OF special election to learn the
attitude OF the people OF Ogden on the
saloon regulation provided the city COM
missoners VIII he bound By the result,
another committee Of representative bus
mess mon called upon the members OF the
board today for a decision. They also
employed an argument In favor Of later
closing OF saloons which does not in
Volve the need OF n greater consumption
OF liquor Without touching on tho ac-
tual sale OF LIQUOR. they declared that the
o'clock closing of saloons in Ogden
against the IL o'clock closing in Salt
Lake gave the impression that this is a
dull city as compared TO the capital, thus
influencing business In general to be di-
rccted toward Zion.
Those who appealed TO the commission
Rowe. C. r Hollngsworth, Ralph Bristol
and w. II. Harris. While the special cleo
ton they proposed would bring no ex-
pense to the city II was their desire that
the commissioners be bound by the de-
clsion OF the people as indicated at that
election. This proposition was made be-
cause the board members declared few
weeks ago that they would act In accord
ance with the wishes OF a majority.
In spite Of the seeming fairness Of the
proposition, two of the commissioners re-
fused TO commit themselves, decla aring
an election, inasmuch as there is no pro-
vision for a referendum. Mayor Commits
sioner a. G. Fell has declared himself In
favor OF IL o'clock as the closing time
for saloons in this city, but Commission
ers r. s. Browning and J, C. Nye feel
that they must stand by the pledges
which We're made at the last municipal
election. They admit that II would be
possible for them TO be bound by moral
obligation to change the ordinance In
case of decision to that effect but they
cision on the part OF the citizens at
large. The business men appreciate that
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Scots Plan Outing,

SrsciAi to The Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15

10y saltair today.
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Whittlers new machine is In perfect
running condition and he expects TO be
able to ride at n 39-sccond clip. Whit =
tier believes that he has Il better chance
against Ward at ten miles and hopes TO
win back the laurels that lie has lost
In the last two meets.
Ward and whittier will be sen, from
scratch against Bernstrom. Mcneil and
Brodbeck with two laps handicap. The
limit men say that they viii get the
money In this event. Ward Is confident
Of being able 10 lap them twice at this
distance. Whittier says that he intends
going after them at the Jump. This race
which VIII be for seven miles. will be one
OF the features Of the programme.
Mcneil. who is riding splcndidly this
season will be seen in TWO events in the
class B professional Last week he won
all three heats In the point race and
made a credtable showing against Ward
in the handicap race, Rognon Will ride
in the five mile professional Besides
these races, there will be the usual num-
her of interesting events.
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Y International News Service.

by international news service.
IN UFFALO, n. Y, Aug. H.-Joe
~ Patchen H., the sensational and
hitherto unbca,eu pacing stallion
H. with q mark of 2:O3.. met his
Waterloo this afternoon in the Fort
Erie stake. $4,000, for 2;12 PAGERS. The
son OF Joe Patchen, favorite IN the pool
betting won the first heat In 2:0ii The
second. third and fourth heats Were then
taken by Knight Onwardo, the Toronto
horse. driven by Dan Ray, a former stee
plechase jockey on the Canadian cir
cult.
Joe Patchen refused to stay on his
feet, and his wildness cost him the big
purse. In the second heat. after a bad
break. the stallion paced the last three
quarters in 1909. being beaten scant
head
Six heats were trotted In the Dominion
OF Canada stake for 2:l7 trotters. and
the winner turned UP in Dorsh Medium.
Geers in the suky. Annie Kohl sold
favorite in the pool.
Queen Worthy, winner OF the NJ. and
NJ. stake. went lame after winning the
first heat and was withdrawn.
Denver Jay won the 2:14 pace In
straight heats.
The 30 trot resulted in an easy win
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LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Young Son Of Bishop Q. n, Ensign Fa
tally Injured Under Loaded Wagon.


Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. IA fall from wag-
on, after which one of the wheels passed
over his chest, caused the death today
Of Whitney B. Ensign, l2-ycar-old son
OF Bishop D. Fl. Ensign Of the Fifth
ward. The accident occurred at Clear
field shortly after 10 o'clock, this fore
noon and the boy died from his injuries
at the family home. S49 Thirty first
street. at Ills o'clock this afternoon.
The trip to Clearfield was made TO
secure a wagonload Of gravel The boy
was riding on the rear part OF the wagon
behind his father as they started on the
return trip to this city. AS the wagon
jolted over the railroad tracks near the
village the boy fell beneath the wagon,
one Of the rear wheels passing over his
chest. He was rushed to his home In
this city, but the injuries were such
that medical aid could not save his life
The body has been removed to the
Bndquist undertaking rooms. where 1t
will be held pending arrangements for
the funeral. which probably will be held
Friday afternoon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
OIL is IN FAVOR.
Southern Pacific Road Rapidly plspens-
Ina With Coal Burning Engines.
Special TO Tho Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN Aug 1G-ofncials OF tho Southern Pa
cioc cay that by September l every engine In
use on tho Salt Lake division OF the road Will
be burning oil for fuel instead Of coal. This
typo In used exclusively between CARING
motives used between Ogden and Carlln have
been changed into oil burners. Much Of this
work has been carried In tho company's local
ehops.
II Is declared that thero is no noticeable de-
IN the number OF fuel-haulins trains over
tho road IL requires many cars to UanE-
port oil from California IL required 10 bring
tho coal from points east OF Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
f|s)X DEFEAT
||}I|NGTO|V AGAIN

rou Preceding Page.)
[.ouot of his run!n yes
4 Umpire Egan.
.r,soIr-NEw YoRh'
nssr GAME.
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Gains Health by Trip,

Special 70 Tho Trlbuue.
OGDEN. Aug. ls.-htier absence OF almost
three months City Jailcr llasbert Anderson
rived In the city today from his trip 70 Norway
ana other Scandinavian points. Ho made che
trip for the benefit o. his beolth. which
badly shattered by the injury he received during
the Ecclss nrc last Novornber. The city officer
appes-B 30 have improved greatly by the long
)ourDoy and declares that ho IS ready TO assume
his duties more.
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for the Texas mare Cheney, Summa-
ries:
?.l7 trot. Dominion OF Canada stake, three In
Ave. purse s5O0O
Dorsh Medium, blk m, by Red
Medium tGocrs) -.....,.,...,.....I ! 2
Annio Kohl. b. m. (CoS)...,..,s..-s 2
Ernest Axtell. b. u. tshanO ......2 6
Dave Halle Margot Leonard. Ben O'clock Zeo
Patchen and Queen Worthy also startel Bes,
time. 207n
2;l0 Iot. three IN 6vc. purse $1,000;
Cheney b. m. by Medium Line
Dorby Boy, blk. z (Whito) ....,..s,..-4 2
Kenyon w, blk. h. tMcDonald) ........2
Jack London. Aroma Mckinney Gordon Todd
and Gray Gem also started Time 2:0Tz.
2:li class. pace. purse $1,000:
Denver Jay, b s.. by 81 Ambrose (Na-
View Eldor. b. g. tHcdek) s....s.,.......9 2
Bessie Bee. b. m. (Parker) ~,..............7
Major odcl, Low Perkins. MarJor Direct. Brad
mont, Myrtle Baron and Emma Halle also start
cd. Best time 2:0sH
2l2 class. pace, Fort Erie stake. purse $4,000.
Knight onwardo. b. g.. by Twelfth
Joo Patchon IL. b. a. (Fieming) .....-.l 2
Grand Opera, b. (Snow) ..........v.....2 . 3
Pearl Patch. MnnHAed. George ". Newton.
Stelbrino Lad and Chimes Hal also started. Best
time 2:oiN.
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Will Talk Of Philippines.


Special 70 The IFIbvnc,
OGDEN. Aug. N.-"The Sa'utol Beauties and
Social Conditions OF tho Philippine Islands, is
tho auhject OF illustrated lecture 10 be Svou
AT the FIrtt Presbyterian church by ]. Eugene
Snook Friday evening. The lecture will be
illustrated with numerous s,eroopucon views
tnkon b. Mr. Shook during hIe long service
one OF The leading educational and religious
workers on tho islands This is SIR. Snook'J
hrst wcs,nFn lecture tour,
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No Requisition Needed.
snecIal to TIE Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug by pre-arrsnsoment be-
tween the sherifs OF two states Lester Reynolds.
alias 3. r. Mcdonald. wanted in Fort Morgan,
Colo, on charge OF forgery. was turned over
TO Sheriff c, J. Carlson by Sheriff Joseph Harris
OF Eiko. New. In this city today Reynolds WAS
arrested In EIko few days ago. Tho officers
spont tho forenoon togetbsr. their prisoner be-
Ing held in the county Jail Sheriff Carlson de-
parted thin afternoon with his prisoner for Fort
Morgan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
KID BELL WILLING
TO MEET MARION

The following letter from Fred l.
Wood. manager OF the Savoy hotel Al
Price, is self explanatory;
Price. Utah, Aug 13.
Sporting Editor Salt Lake Tribune.
Sir:
In a recent Issue OF The Tribune
I noticed a challenge issued by Kid
Ma rton of the Twentieth infantry. to
Kid Bell. now OF this city. In be-
half OF kid Bell, I wish to accept
this challenge The contest can
easily be pulled off here. or l Will
bring Bell to Salt Lake, providing
arrangements can be made to hold
the contest there. Bell Is willing to
box Marion or any other boy that
cares TO meet him at 122 pounds five
hours before the contest.
FRED L. WOOD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
GREAT FALLS.

Summary. TwO-base hits-DevereauX,
Abbott. Forller Murphy, MIisse, Huels-
man go. Giffn Ca), Faye (2). Hits-On
Morgan. Is IN l-3 innings; Dressan 0
in 2-3 innings. Sacrifice hlrs-Mlsse,
Murphy. Sacrifice fiie-Devereaux. Stol-
en- bascs-Dressan. Pcndlcton, Misse CD,
Huelsmsn, Base on halls-Off Dressan, S !;
off Williams. J. Struck out-By Dressan,
/; by Williams. 4. Double plays-DaYs
10 Pendleton To Dressan: Faye to Misse
10 Hester Left on basos-Salt Lake. 10: :
Great Falls Q. Time OF game-2:00, Um-
pire-Carney.
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StallingB to Go to Hub,

BOSTON. Aug. 13,-George StalIings.
manager OF the Buffalo team and form
erly manager OF the New York Americans,
will manage the Boston Nationals next
season. Johnny King, the present man
ager. IL is understood. will become man
ager OF the Kansas City club
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Democrats Get Busy.


SpccIhI 70 THO ITlDUEt.
OGDEN. Aug. 1.-THE Democrats OF the city
arc preparing carry on an active campaign
hotwocn now and November 5. TO which end
they will opon headquarters on Washing
ton avcnuo. Today President D, S. Cook OF the
Wilson Marshall club De.!tioued the city COM
missioncrs 20 stretch a huge banner across Wash
ington avenue 10 front OF tho headquarters build
Ing. Action the matter will bc taken al
other meeting OF the city officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
Flynn In san Francisco,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 14.-Jira Flynn
matched to fight Charlie Miller twenty
rounds in DAILY City on Labor day, Sep
ten1bor 8. arrived here today. and will go
into training in few days.
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NOT
FOUL PLAY VICTIM


BUTTE. Aug. 1d.-Tho very few turf
Ties who feared that Martin Nathanson's s
recent disappearance was caused by foul
play, were reassured today when II was
learned he had written from Banff Hot
Springs on the Canadian Pacific railroad
TO one OF his friends here. Judge II. G.
Hopper and his assistants are doing the
hnndIcappIng. No assistant Judge has been
appointed In Nathanson's place yet. but
ii Is we'll understood that he is not to
return.
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BATNA, At Z TO |,
IS WINNER At BUTTE
Continued From Preceding Page.)

fKoerner) . TO ]. won: Moncrlct tMooncy). TO
l. pccond Miss Mott (MoCnbcyl 30 TO !. third.
Tine 1918 10. Elmn. Marian Casey Tom Savers.
Quartormnster. Danaeld. Bruce Rice and Father
ola also ran
Seventh race, and one-qusrter miles. sclf-
Ine-Falcada (Teban), TO I. won; John Rear
don Cdoonoy), 4 to g. second; Brosscau Forc-
hand) 10 TO /. third. Timc. 2:os as. Super
visor and Dangerous March ALEC ran.
Track
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NO HOGAN-RITCHIE
FIGHT NEXT FRIDAY
y International News Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug, flowing TO
the sudden illness OF One Round Jack
Hogan the four-round bout scheduled
between him and Willie Ritchie for
Dreamland rink next Friday evening has
been called off. Hogan's temperature
reached 10a2 early this morning and his
physician declared that II would be i'm
possible for him to show against Ritchie
Friday night.
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Frank Williams Dead.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. H.-Frank Williams. painter.
died at his homc., 1880 jackson avenue. at an
carly hour this morning from spinal meningitis.
He was born In Now York city, July 10 1859.
and had residod In Ogden twenty-six years He
"a survived by the widow and three children
Mr. Williams was a member OF the woodmen
OF the World and Fraternal Order OF Owls. The
funeral will be In charge OF the former order.
the services TO DO held at the residence at 2:s0
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Iutermont In the og-
den city cometcry
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Husband Asks Divorce.

Special 20 inc Drioupr.
OGDEN. Aug. M.-on :he grounds that his
wifo deserted him In Pit,sburs. Pa. While Bur
wolI has n,ed complaint IN tho dl.trist
| sskjng that he be granted divorce from ouidR
Purwell. They married at Henderson. ~.
C.. in June. 1921, and the dssort!on occurred In
Sentrmber
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
GAME IN COUNTRY IS
LOST BY SALT LAKE
SkyScraperS and Electrics Play
at Belt, Montana, on Un-
even Diamond.

GREAT FALLS, Aug. 14.-In trans
ferred game played on uneven grounds
at Belt as feature OF the merchants
and clerks annual picnic. swatfest de-
veloped In which Salt Lake was out
classed by the Electrics. In accordance
with the ground rules no hit could earn
more than two bases and during the ga me
twelve two-base hits were recorded. The
ScOre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
KILBANE TO FIGHT
DUNDEE IN GOTHAM

CLEVELAND. Aug. H.--Articlcs were
signed here today for a match between
Johnny KlIbane, the fcatherweight cham
pion OF Cleveland and Johnny Dundee OF
New York for ten rounds at 122 pounds
before the st. Nicholas A. c. OF New
bane will get $4,000.
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Long Journey Is Prospect.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. Aug. MINING Expert 3. l.. whefl-
or OF the national forest service arrived In the
city from Boise today 70 hnd awaiting him n
message which may of5c!al trip 20
Alaska Hc instructed 20 hold hip,Gclt 10
readiness 10 sthrt FOR tho north oountry al, nj
most any timo. Mr.. WhceIers services a-e re-
quired to help uursvol an intricate mining prop
rka
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Richards En- Route Home,
sneclal to The Tribune.

CHICAGO, Aug. l4.-.Alma RICHARDS:
tho rsrieham Young university boy. who
won the running high Jump at the Olyn-
pic games. thereby pIIing up nnnbsl
OF points for the United states IcIt nsd sl :
today for his home in Provo. RichHrds
sayx the Swedes extended The most NV
isb kind OF hospitality TO the American
athleteJ. n
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Single Men Win Series,

In the baseball series between the mar
ried and the single men of the Twenty
ninth ward. the single men won tho PEN
nant by defeating the married men In
the last Same OF the series BY the score
of 10 TO 4.
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twenty-sIx feet. won. She covered the
twenty miles In 26:49 3-5, an average of
slightly less than so miles an hour
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Bat Nelson TO Fight.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. d,-"Bat-
Ting Nelson and Steve Ketchell were
matched today for flfteen-round bout
here the afternoon of Labor day. The
boxers will make 133 pounds AT 10 o'clock
a. M. September .
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