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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
BOISE IN BAD SHAPE
FOR SALT LAKE GAME

That Boise high schools team is in
poor shape for its game Saturday with
Salt Lake high is indicated by the fol-
lowing from the Boise Statesman ot
Tuesday:
Deep, dark gloom hung in dense
clouds over Cody park yesterday
afternoon during The practice OF the
high school football team. Coach
Worthwine had planned to give the
lncmen n good workout in prcpars-
ticn Tor the game with Salt Lake next
Saturdays but when the practice
started IL was found that HAYS, CEN
ter and pahbcrg, tackle. had de-
cided 10 cut practice and so were not
on hand. Robinson, another tackle,
is out with a bad knee and Kingsley,
guard, is still sick Before the prac-
tlce was over Harold Brown was
compelled 20 leave with an injured
leg. 1lollic is out of the game wlCn
AN infection, while Alexander and
Noursc were injured In the Caldwell
game
Hazciton is tho only regular line
man who WAS able TO go through the
scrimmaSe. The scrubs, aided by
Principal Ryan, were able to hold the
wreck OF the first team TO a c 60 e
tie. This showing by the first team
was very discouraSing TO the fans
who have been hoping that Boise
would be able TO make at least "A
fair showing against the crack team
from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
Wolgast Balks at Walsh
Refereein9 Mondays Bout
Champion Lightweight Nop Demands Privilege of
Selecting the Third Mon In the Ring

IuIy, when Jack weIch OF san Francisco
was named.
SO far sS can he learned either Walsh
or Barnes is acceptable 20 Mandot. Joe.
say his friends. isn't in the game TO fuss
and Equabhe over a referee. tie is anX-
ious 10 fight WoIgast. but will not permit
The champion TO name his terms, the
referee timers and practically every de-
tail connected With the night.
The general public seems Ia condemn
Woleasts demands. tCony ersatiops arc 10
The effect that Promoter Tortorlch should
either name the referee or call the bout
off. for II WAS pointed out that WolgaSt
is getting $4,000 for his end with no
chance 10 lose unless knocked out. VOL
CASTS action win hardly meet with pub
lie approval as ne pulled eff the same
thnE in other towns where he has fought
In New York Philadelphia and even
Quincy. NJ. where no fought Freddie
Daniels. Woleast accepted home referees.
The same shond prevail here. say follow
ere of The boxing game Wolgast's argu-
lnentS against Walsh MAY and may not
have merit. bat there is no reason why
9 capable official cannot be found in this
cltv.
II was gossiped about today that VOL
gaat opposition To " alsh is . result of
squshble that occurred several years ago
In fight between the champion and Wal
ter Little. Conflicting stories were In cir
culaton and II was impossible 10 obtain
sufficient confirmation of either of them
Asked why WolgaSt objected TO him as
referee, Tommy Walsh said today that he
preferred not 10 discuss tho subject, for
IT wopld servo no good purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
BY SAM 2. HALL

HlCAGu. Oct. So,-Ad Wolgsst is not
~ solng to lose that precious title OF
ms % Joe Mandot next Monday night un-
iess ne breaks d Lee or something equally
serious not the result OF a punch. happens
10 him. Ue is only due for ten rounds
pc no verdict when IL is over. Hog foo
tough I" hurt much in that SORT OF a
Whirl. 60 il may not he amiss TO con-
lurc on what VIII happen TO Adolph when
Willie Ritclic twenty rounds TO a docIrinH
Oh thanksgiving afternoon in Jim coff-
fofhs arena That match is practicable
tl5Sed AZ almost ccrtan 10 so through.
Emil ThirY The other evening Tn,ii
nandled Ritchie and Packy McFarla nd
tor months al one and the same time and
lncy nad lim IN hot water every min
ute, bnt ne KNOWS as much about Ritchic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
CO-EDS MUST ATTEND
GAMES UNESCORTED

CHICAGO, oct. 20.-wItb ,ono b.rd
se7iamdse against the freshmen Tho
Northwestern university Yesterday began
work for the Purdue game. The ,vsrsitv
team scored frequently.
Northwestern university CO. eds here
alter VIII attend football games without
eomp5nions from the other sex This wa
the ruling Of the university athletic asso-
clation after II discovered that 200 en-
tnusiasta ar Bloomington made more
noise than 800 In Evanston. Not that the
Elrls themselves. refused to cheer. but IL
Is said they prevent the men from paving
slIiicieni attention to the game
Separate sections on the bleachers will
D@ assigned 10 the men and women sim
dents who see the Purdue game next sat
uTday.
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BAR FOGEL.
FROM ALL MEETINGS

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-Thomas ].
Lynch, president OF the National league.
does not agree with the contention OF
phia club, that the league has no jurIs-
diction In the matter of investigating
EogeIs alleged statements rejecting on
National league baseball umplres.
IN statement tonight Lynch SAYS he
mas been advised by John Conway Toole,
retained as counsel In tho inquiry into
rogers case, that II it Is proved Fogel
made the assertions attributed TO him.
ne may be punished even to the extent
OF barring him from further participation
IN the National leagues affairs.
: Ihe league officials, according to
Lynch. arc unanimously inslstent That
rogers case be probed and that 'appro-
prlate action be taken .if II is found
that any person has been guilty OF maxi
ing raise statements" reflecting on the
lessues method in conducting CHAMPION
snip, contests. Fosels hearing will be
in this city November %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
Varsity Players Take
Straw Vote; Roosevelt
Leads In the Ballot
JOE TINKER,

The University OF Utah football play
ers have become imbued With political
ierxor and last night, before they were
Wiling 10 get down 10 practice, they In
sisted upon holding q straw election and
Lotlng Tor the president OF the United
States The count was made by Coach
BennioE aud IL was found that Roosevelt
vas the iavorite although he failed TO get
2 majority OF the votes. Eight were east
for the Progressive leader. seven fur vii,
son and one each for Taft and DehS.
After the election the men were ready
for work and snappy Scrmmage prac-
hcc was held with the freshmen
IL had been planned tn have secret
practice tor the rest ot tho week but the
snow made the field sloppy and the meit
vent on the front lawn for the after
noon work The lawn slopes sharply
ana when tho freshies are uphill thnv
make things about lively for the var,
SHY as could be wished The rreshies
have been taught the formations whicb
nave been employed SO far this season
10y The University Of Colorado and they
are pretty FORMATIONS. too. With these
wen mastered the under classmen were
given the ball and the benefit OF the slope
things up"
This was no fasy matter and before =
nan nour was up tho scrlmmsge had lost
ltS friendly aspect and took on the ap-
pearaDce OF real game. The varsity
found 1t difficult TO break up the pIsys
nghtlns uphill Is not the easiest thing In
the world anyway. ''
however. when thr varsity had the bs II
the Inc held so We'll that even ON ,Ta
snow ana nShting against the grade ,bcy
were 'pIe 10 make consistent gains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
FORM SECOND LEAGUE
OF SOCCER CLUBS

a second division soccer league was or
gsnlzcd a a meeting held last night OF
the salt Lake Association Football league.
fhrcc teams, the Utah State National
oank, the Oregon Short Line Engineering
department and the Salt Lake Juniors
entered the new organization and five or
SIX more tcarns are expected to Join. The
schedule for the second division clubs
VIII be arranged as soon as tho member
snip Is determined and meanwhile the
teams will play friendly" games. The
Bankers and Engineers play Saturday.
Arrangements for the big game Satur-
day between Salt Lake and Provo were
completed at last nights meeting. The
sdmo viii be played at the state fair
grounds. beginning at $3.50 o'clock. Charles
Whiting or Mr.. Tucker will referee
The Park City team has claimed for
lelt OF points from Provo for failure 10
appcar last Saturday 20 give the "a hours
notice required by the rules. 1t is thought
Park City will consent to play this game
off at future date and drop Its claim
for forfeiture
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speeiu to The Tribune.

STscisl to The Tribune
w oRL EANS. Oct. So.-Not salts
n fed with debating his terms, Sin,
III GOO win. lcse or draw. tor ton
! V round bnut with Joe Mendot. and
slso inserting 4 clause that there
must not he q ring side decision Cham
rion Wolgast dropped small sized bomb
IN the camp OF Promoter Tprtorich Tues
dsy evening, refusing 10 accept Tommy
Jions manager hacked up his protege,
ishinS for a referee aud ;he chances are
that Woig9s, VIII also dictate this fea
jure. l.ni<sg Promoter Toriorch takes a
jlrm stand aud either forces WolgaSt and
Jones 10 take Walsh or DIR. Barnes or
calls bout Off
Those present 1T tho stormy session saw
th3t Walss has been completely climi-
mated Woleast suggested four different
iueu 10 officiai>--Ed Smith Of Chicago.
who refereed tho Johnson Flynn bout;
Billy Rocap and Jack McCiuiean OF phlla-
delphia or f.. ". Dickersor ~ Grand
Rapids Mich. RocaP is WolGasrs first
choice, wnile Harry Coleman, Maudots
manager, has not fully determined which
man would suit him best It is almost
certain that Coleman VIII not stand for
Smith refereeing the bout and tho iudica-
tions arc that Promoter Tortorich viii
have g. assert his right to have say.
Wo'9Sst also filnd an objection TO DR.
Hsrnes, another local man Il is now
evident Eat the champion proposes TO
name the referee, something hc succeeded
In putting over In the Rivers fiSlit last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
ATTEMPTED COUPS FAN
AT LAGOON RACE TRAN
Good Intent and Sim Feinn, Played for g
Things" Finish Outside the Money or
Track Likened to "Sea of Mind

~ UNEINC1 over a track which ws=
literally sea of mud" tho
II 9e-.ss performed ',.,.,,o,,, as usual at a,
tho fsithful crowd OF regulars
cheersd the pcrforms and forgot the
dlscomtorts OF cool weather. The track
was so muddy that the silks worn by the
Jockeys were quickly plastered and IL
was difficult TO tell until the finish wha t
horse had won each event. The indiCa-
tious are for improved weather today,
and by tomorrow the usual Ladies'
dav' crowd will he in attendance.
pespite the unfavorable track oondi
iions. he talent was in rare form and
had ali die better Of the bout with the
layers OF odds. The public got of well
in the first when Arthur Hyman, backed
to win bE Eve lensths from Phil Connor
a long shot Narli. the second choice
closed well after being outTuu the first
part and finished third BiIly MYcr
opened fsvprite al TO s. hrt rcceded
rapidly until o TO was offered against
were on their way TO the barrier. the
judges halted OErien. who had the
mount on Billy Myer, and cautioned him
to do his best. The boy obeved instru"-
ticns, but tho old horse would not eX-
end himself In the going.
a real good thing was upset in the sec
ond race when Good Intent. b3 3cted down
from TO to close al Z TO 10. finished
outside the money. SO heavy was the
play on the good Thing that the booS-
makers were offering even money on ths
lield against him. Dave NicoI. OIL The
the speedy Noolsthorpc SeldinG ava"
well and took him 10 the front at once
The Fad has the habit of running out on
the turns. but NicoI kept him straight
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Wolgast Will Not Lose Title
Unless He Is Knocked Out

as anybody. Thiry claims Kltchia might
have beaten NolSast had lie met him be-
Tore Willie splintered a WRIT bone, which
was weeks and weeks ago in a. training
bout out west The long time he has
had The wrist in a plaster cast, also the
layoff Itself, Thiry figures, are going to
be great handicapS to him II he squares
off with the champion on turkey day.
Another point that Thiry mentioned was
that the weeks OF idleness will make t33
pounds all the harder for Willie TO make
He could have done the notch without
much trouble had he kept busy in the
arena, but now will find VI mighty
Tough job-so tough, Thiry thinks. that
hc won't be himself at all # Wolgast in
sists on 133 ringside.
And Wolgast told us on his last visit
10 Chicago that Ritchic would have to do
lSS at gong time or there would be no
fight SO things look none too bright
when ono pondcrs over the chances for
Willie To grab tho highly priced light
weight crown from the Michigan wild cat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
MONT ANA ELEVEN Is
FAST, HEAVY TEAM

Coach Olcsen Of the university freshmen
went 10 Logan last Saturday 10 see the
Montana Aggie game for the purpose OF
getting line on the Montana team which
plays here Saturday. He remained until
Tuesday morning and upon returning said
that the Missouliaps are a heavy, fast
aggregation and that they will give Utah
d close game Since the game the Mon
tana team has been practicing with tie
AgGies. but Coach Olesen received word
yesterday from Coach Cunningham that
the team would leave for Salt Lake to-
day or tomorrow. depending upon the
relative weather conditions here and in
Logan. II the field is better in Logan
than here, the Montana boys will remain
with the Aggies until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
August Belmont Taken
For BookmGker by
Race Track "Sherlocko y
sy international News Service.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-August Belmont
was talsing TO a group of newspaper men
at the United Hunts meeting at the Bel-
mont terminal this afternoon. He WAS
telling them about his Eockaand colt.
TraCery. winner Of the st, I.cGcr handi
cap In England. and drew from his pocket
TWO pictures OF tho splendid animal
he reporters crowded close about Mr.,
Belmont and several OF them were taking
notes, when suddenly the big county dc
tectiYc VINO is at the track to look out
Tor oral bettors doomed up aud surveyed
the group.
Whats The natter" asked ono Of the
reporters.
I'm lust watching that book kmakcr. ="
replied the sleuth, noddng in the dircr-
tior OF Mr. Belmont III ne takes amy
money
But the explosion that followed drowned
MS threat Belmont Dut tho pictures Of
Tracery back In his pocket ana had more
nun with the detective than with The races
the rest of the afternoon
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and huEcod the rail all a,,,.,
n'hGliy NJ = length. Good M,.,
n G2Se pursuit II the l.ads, \,
llnlSelf out In bis effort 10 rsi,s
nnifh"h outside tho money ~.
Ike q whirlwind from slas 49,
and saved the place. Win
third position. ''' Nan
p%er and jus; Red divided u.
the play In the third race .,,l ~
q luke warm third choice =, ~.
latter proved The hest in ths YN
won handIlT hy two lengtbs III
"a9 IN The race. and az msu,,
had-tempercd animal goes ~ A.
long delay resulted, Stari,r NJ
held them AT the gate Tor MIN. n
half minutes before he yot m,s
and the excessive delay toH \.
the starters Just Red 7arsd !.
winner Throughout and lasted Io,ss
10 save tIn place. Or,nar ~
longest shot IN the race vas ~
stumbled repeat edly. Un ~,
strong enough to hold his assd n !,
Clay was last.
Another good thing" yrn, ~
tF''H' wv 'li' l'VilN Nle1 Strf l.
PLAYED from ( 10 down 10 shI
lshed unp'srcd and showed 80
warrant tho strong support n,
neT turned w. ~ e. ". Ksrrye
showed vas; Improvement ov,r n
vious out. and Won all The nay b
lengths. Fixing hung on gsm,iy I,
thr place hv the shortest r,s
Floreuc" ETipp. on vhcm Fauley
very p"or race. Tir was Ki
slightest lelp 10 the mare. EbIts 4
or her own courage. Mound n
route ton Ear.
Naudadero had only to galNp |.
the purse offered for the 40
Ginli wax as easily second best n. [
encc a had little coptanllon ~
Dutch Courage ran d'sappolDlq5
track I" his liking.
The nndl race produced the cs~||
isb OF the day. wien Ray Ezn 4
in the last stride to wiz Dy -
Frank Ruhslaller the Latter 50
in front of Green Isle, the n
third Choic. The ninrer ns
TO be sold for 500. but no oss 4
bid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
NINETY MILES TO
SEE FOOTBALL GAME

LAKE FOREST. H.. Oct. 3o.-six stu
aents o! Lake Forest university started
last night on q. ninely-mile walk to Re
loit, WIS, that they may be present at fbe
football game Saturday with Bcloif col
lese 10 assist in cheering their eleven to
victory Tor the championship OF tho Little
Five. They expect 70 arrive IN Eelo{t F'rl
day night or Saturday morning.
The students took 70 cents each N
cover incidental expenses and Coach Ken
neoy presented them with complimentary
tickets 10 the game. They carried food
and blankets and Will sleep in barns en-
route: They have been promised a free
ride back if Lake Forest wins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
TWO BALLOONS ARE:
NOT ACCOUNTED FOR
John Watts, the American.
and Alfred Leblanc Have
Not Yet Reported.

BERLIN, Oct. 3o.--All the balloons in
tho international race for the James
Gordon Bennett cup. which started from
stuttgart Sunday have been accounted
for with Tho exception Or the lie d. France,
of which Alfred Leblanc Franco, is the
pilot, aud Dusseldorf H., pilolcJ by tho
American, John Watts.
According to present figures. the
French balloon. pilotod by Maurice
Bienailns wins first place having COW
cred about lS5i miles. The English bal
loon. honeymoon. apparently comes sec
ond. Zurich, Switzerland third, and
kcichnusNercu. Germany, fourth
The Zurich, pilot NJ be Bcsuclair,
landed Tuesday morning near Pollok
government OF wilma. The Italian bali
loon Andromcda. y. n. Suclli lande
Tuesday near the Prussian frontier.
II. L. honeywell, pilot OF The Uncle
sam. landed at EYcsch55, t1fty miles TO
the northeast of Buuaburg, iu the Rus
Sian proyIuc" Of Nitebsl5. Tho distance
consid dcrably short of that accomplished
by the French balloon Picardic.
KANSAS CITY, oct. 20--Thc Kansas
CITY Aero club whose entry IN the Cor
don Bennett cup race was the Guclc
sam, today tclegraphod Secretary Knox
asking him To request tho governments
OF Norway, Sweden and Denmark TO start
a search for tile balloon Dusseldorf.
piloted by John Watts. Kansas City
man Failure to receive any report Of
Watts or his aid Is causing local mem
bers of the club much worry
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Differ on Balls to Be Jsod

NJ y. Weober. the Chicago hsn,hs1 ~
pert has signif'ed his willingness 10 tale
on Al Carlson Of the Salt Lake fire d.
partmeut In series Of games. stlpulatin.
sized haudball court and that reenis 60 90
balls be used. As Carlson has beconn
accustomed 10 the balls used on the Y ~
c. A courts which differ IN size aud
weight from tho regulation. nc is nor viii
ing to copcede tho use OF the bali stinu-
lated nN the ChicaEosn. The two PLAYER
VIII meet today and try 10 adjust The dif
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
Drouillard Bests sickoy,

VAS DHTE9aT' ~ b,1, Men. N. Oct. ao-Paul sckor,
round of Ills fight with pa, ne ms,,.is eight9
isst itoU'snt. r From the second round 10 iba
Ia. ,a Drouiliard he'd the Better Of b,, tns oid
and sde tf zoe. raining blows on his face. hodv
round Drouillard claimed .. foul ,,!is Sns tn,ra
,n5 snd ato.wed: lie rallied and finished strons
ebe ena thereafter Sikcra never Rad ;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
BROKEN JAW DOES
NOT STOP FIGHTER

Los ANGELES. Oct so-Ui.s
oone shattered by a rlsh, sw;nc '''I J1H
1 1nlrd round Of his fight last nirht viii iF
rrsnk'e Gaso OF Los Angeles, Soliy Burns
aoS Ssn Frsnclsco lightweight was around
cast. "sou III pIaster
nurns Jaw was broken in the third
round, round, but he would not quiz. Nssin "in in n
bono tms h'h,h' h, sage Sage landed on the broken
stayed the required ten ro1nds and ,,eVaaa etser,
. aorn oFaw decision. Months will elanse bo.
toIS Burns can re- enter Tho r;n. ~
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Sender Yacht Races Next arr,u.

LOS ION, Oct 3o.-The nfth series or
hslg ihnIlSgifati9he ma,ld sender yacht races, to be
tWeen German and American hoafs ,''e pe
1aNTtounGe1 asgt INC today. The internationai con-
three tire 'Sr Sn,sTiss sn,s type Of boat now stauds
The American trials viii be bnid &e S.&eer,nsn' man
p,eHena tbe Gr oegnnins August is, isis, With
Ws,o SnE LrSt International race in the ssn,n son
The sender yacht Is q 6,t, r
1000 pounds disp,a acement 'es' eiHit OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
CARDINALS LEADER
NOW A FREE AGENT
BY International News Service,

ST LOUIS, Oct. 30,-Rogcr Eresnahao
IldS been released unconditlunally by the
cardinals and official notification OF the
The National league
nc man who Is in position 10 know
ESaTe out this interesting information rate
iSon'sht Inc release means that the club
nas n waived its claim to Rogers Services,
Logger becomes free agent and rho
seen other clubs in the Natiousl lea ni,c
WiIl WI, nave first call on his services. After
ican league can step in and bid for his
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Jeanette Makes Poor Showing

NEW TORK. Oct. SO--Ir Jo, -.
nette and Jim Johnson fought their level
best at the Forty fourth street club to.
night heavTweights need not add the
Jim and Joe went through ten ro,,ndo :,
very sloveniy boxing. At no tIrne Were
the spectators Knocked off their can,n
stools with enthusiasm. Jeannette lei
the big Philadelphia black do all the f,vbt
ing Joe didn't have the steam o,. AZ
pclinstion behind his punches. The mon
clinched throughout. two-thirds Of Tho
contest oeinS while away IN that "a ashi,n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-31
Wasatch Wins From PRICE.

Friends OF tho Wasatch academy Of
Mount Pleasant are pleased over the
showing MADE By the football team OF
mat popular institution in It's initial game
Saturday against Price academv. Tbs
WassIeh boys made II touchdowns and
held Price 10 points
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I,atonia Results.

Fret race. 6vs and ll,n ,.w 4
III lLoftusl. ss.Sc. s5.@ az ;,s ss
burue. ios (TurucJ). plsee 's,S sss,,.l p
ond; star OF p,nuee. JOY yiJiI
Tin,c-I:cs i.5. III pa,onl,r' s,,s al
Brigade. Portable. Cr.Sm aus ..,,y s ~.
second race. mile and ss,'rye s. IA ~
ic7 ,TurneI. $3.50. SO ans :. "a r,asf
Buster. 100 ,Hcnryl. 81. .nrs ~
Rravo Io5 (GrU.s6. $50 IN hi'ot sia>'
81. CspIbou. Maize Glib t''
tes LasSio sleo tsu. r.psrsla |:
Third race. siS frrlecss-.s, 10
ryi ,s 20. $50 ard $50. N sst
Gross, Sc. 90, 1870. see2pA 1Irts'l
(Turperl rbov $50. hi;1 Ftrf
sue. winter Groen, flofns, 4
r,,jvcry and Vol;hcfps eli' u,s.hss
pourih rae si1 taflonSs -n Nv, Yss|
,;,sI 8. 90 s.. 80 sod t..io. W., .o-i;
Sfolssrorth). 40, ~ ,,e ~.
,;oop, ~ (Turssrl. thor @ s,v ~
i lie Rostvylium and selH ,Il!s<o
FIttb raes. one uiIo and
.(r,on&Inued. on gouo"~s
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Adam Bede Wins stat.

NENMARkET. England Oct 10
Louis Winan's Adam Bede TODAY won tbn
SSSm,nyidge stakes handicap. The
oeI4nS against Adam Bede was 100 10 I
thnce-year- oldS aud upward distance enc
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Moran Outclasses Horn.

OAKLAND, Oct $o.-trank Moran OF
PittsourC. heavyweiSht. was awarded
The decision over Charlie Horn OF san
Francisco At the end of ten rounds OF
i9st hShtinS here tonight. Moran out
classed Horn from the start.
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CNETlSC1 over track which ws=
literally sea of mud. tho
horses performed as usual at