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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-14
contruetlon Co. On Rocks.

NEW YORK. Aug lS.--Joel hath'
bun and Frederick STEELE appointed
receivers for the John +, stevens
construction Co, today arranged d
series OF conferences over the anairS
of the company. officers OF the com,
pany declare that lack OF funds, au ,,
70 bad debts which they were uhaole
70 collect, forced them to ask ior fe
ownership.
Hob Printing Done h'En''
y.rtutinx CO.. Is John h-st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Results on Turf;
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Hamilton Results.

by international News Service.
,sn ffat race. five turlonss-perps,v,I "a,
,yp'. 10 J. won: RuStlinr Brass l1s fus-
No. " J. second: Colors. I05 tGrossl 70 Ia I
e,, .a, lmc i0l as. Boauprc Good viii s,
So s'otail. lntle and Not Maker also rnn
f,Sopp race seven furionEs-Caper sauce TX
"ao'naI' to J. won: Widow Wise lo7 IGfsca1
,hiTS i ggecond; Denhom, liz CMontourJ ia ~
,ns lihe. 1:2s 40. Amari,a. Breas, PLATE
lhlrd race. Mount Hone r,r.,le.h,s. s.., 49,,
The Itsian E.isle Flat: lo5 tKormnthl. 70 l. won;
T.e'Snee 30 40 tSoyicl. to ? third TIrnc
~. 10. Latnpblack and Sight also ran
,o fou5th raco. mile md a siSteontb-Tir,t slsb,
w 'bHftonl, TO 10. won; Calgary 100 fNoosYS
NO, 10 ~ second; just Red loi (Non,ourl 9 10
..lI"' @ zine 80 5-5 Inspector I,ostrads PAD
e aer tIeoocrgaSt and Clin Edge aI,o ran Cal
s@S aoc flrsi s!Gh' coupled az tic Dnyios en-
fH,a race. National handicap. $1,000 added mil.
Sma o,, an oiEhth-kinely. 9J CMontour) to + won.
noSh.n, 90 r, ivy (smalD, 10 . second: lInnurnc
-, 80 utherl. to o. third. Time i,5l is John
w. lons ma froElcgs also rnn.
:, race SIX turlongs-Yorkvllle lo7 (wnt,D
q 90. 70 ). won Simooo l0s Gross Is 10 q aecopd :
,n",..e'hn1y. ,,. ~ tDcroOdel. 30 10 1 third Time
80, 20. AtterE!ow. Jcssupburu. Popsun star Cif
SS'Ilph Ja'E Fred Levy. Magazine Or 1, Sv,r-
.Iscr. EeTiadottcs Counterpart and Glenn Pcacbv
Seventh race. mile and a quarter. o, turf
t"ii,c = lo' (OhcrO. Il TO l. won; Tia Nun \,
30 30 lfinontoufl. ls 10 3. second: Woodcrnu los
.'fossl, 10 !. third Time 2:03 as Jacouclin
A. s'''te Love Day and Napier nlso ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
AUSTRALIAN BEATS
GERMAN IN THE SEMI
BY ANTHONY F. WILDING.
World S Tennis Champion.
cial Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
WIMBLEDON. England, July 1.-As
generally anticipated, the semi-final be-
tween Kreuser of Germany and the Aus
tralian champion, Doust, did not produce
tennis of the high standard associated
with the concluding stages OF a worlds
championship. After his decisive victory
over the veteran Gore, the young German
started a slight favorite, but Doust from
the outset adopted the correct tactics,
which fortunately happened to coincide
with his usual game and style. kreuser
is extraordinarily steady in Off -the-ground
strokes. and. being an international foot
bali player. is reminiscent OF Parks in his
activity and recovery OF seemingly impos-
to upset these steady. soft players is per-
sistent hustllng at the net by skillful
volleyer.
That. briefly, IS what happened today
Doust successfully approa ched the net on
surprisingly soft services. ne volleyed we'll
and with judgment and on the day was
distinctly better man in all departments.
The score read 62. 6-3. 6-2 in Doust's
favor
The final now lies between McLough-
lin AID Doust. To my mind II is fore
can a full fifteen better single player
than the little Australian.
The wedding process in doubles has
now been completed and barring accl-
dents, Rahe and Kleinschrot, Il surprls-
ngly nippy and sound German pair, will
meet Parke and Beamish in the final.
\ very close match was played today
between Parile and Beamsh and Wild
ing and Hillyard The tennis was a 1T
tie erratic and jumpy. but towards the
close improved and became fairly exct-
ing. Parke and Beamish combine ex-
ceIleptly. and although their mistakes are
rather more frequent than should be
ue ecessary. they manage 10 score great
number OF outright winners. Hllyard.
though boa sting Of forty -eight summers.
PLAYED well and ii was exceedingly hard
luck that ne should lose after four ali
with his service TO follow had been called
IN the final set. The score ran T-9. SIS.
6-3. S-6. 6-4 In favor OF Parke and Beam
sh
Mrs McNar and Mrs. Lambert Cham
bers have not qualified for the women's
final
The challenge match between Nc;
Loughlin. should he win The final. and
WIldlng will be played Friday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Latonia Results.
ntoTnatlonal Newn servlcc

.! i"'"HhtIoDal Nc%S Service.
Fist race. five and a holf furlones-Eaiph. ii2
ILoftus). $3.50. s2no and $3.50. won: San Vega
~ (Eston), $50 and $3.50 second: shephorlens
lo' tStcclc) $3.50. third. Time os. Banjo
Jim. Toronto Laird OF Lansdou. Grey Plume
snlNrs. Joe Walsh. eolter and Toxas TommIc
also
Second race. SIX MISUNDERSTANDING Witch. io7
tGoo7e). SaT0. $50 and $50 won; Star Rose
100 (Andress). s5I-9o and Sl5.5o. second Galley
slave, los tkir5chbaum). $3.50. third, Time
1;15. Forty-Nincr, 1Gloo. Dnnvillo II. George Ok
nard. Puck Pedro. Gold Lash. cryst, Domino
and Titles Nightmare also ran.
Third race five turlorgs-Grncilla los (Mnrtinl
$40. 30 and $3.50. won. Rod star los IAN"
drcssl. $3.50 and $3.50. second Vlolot Stay. 10
tStce!el, s.. third Time 90 rs. Sereuatn
TncodoTita, Hortense. Lady Innocence. Marty
Lou and Caro- Nome also ran
Fourth race. nix furlongG-Casey Joneg III
tLoftuu). $50 $40 and $3.50 won; Pan Z0reta
100 tKcdorls). $3.50 and $3.50. second: BeDaue,.
l05 (stcclcl, $3.50. third. Time. I:l2 rs. /
Spy. Little Father. Flying Tom and Busy also
ran.
Fifth racc. milo and rixtcen.h-stur Actre7s
lo5 tMortinl, $40. $3.50 and so won: Ny
Cont los Goose. 81! and $3.50, seeonds Bar
na7d. lo5 GIcCabe). S3.2o. third Timc i;i7
Carpath!a. King Box. Beue Of Bryumnwr. Gold
Color Imon. hisstc and Wentworth also
Sixth rnco, mile-sononodo, io5 tStoecl.
2l2 20. $40 and $3.50. won. Z. stcppa ae (Cal-
lshHul. $3.50 and $3.50. second. Impression 1o2
tMnr,in). 500. third. Time. 1;3o As. White
Wool and Presumption also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
|IIS BENEFIT FOR
| GR|FF|THS FAMILY
], Heagren Proposes to
!. Widow and Children
With Boxing Show.

a. Heagren. the local boxing
o,,s,lIus promoter and manager OF
.n..sllc Park bicycle track and
n,otordrome, Is contempla &
r,,s OF big benefit for the
' ,amsIy of the late Thomas
Any ool,ce officer OF this city who
w. 'pnsrisreJ 4 last week while In per-
,rss of bis duty. ,,.
'{ss,rr contest between two OF the
~ ,he country that are avail
FL ,h's % time. and after paying the
,nr their services and paying the
I,,,Ins expenses, TO turn the net
Z y ,,' iuoD ovsr 20 the Griffiths family.
s.s,Is, affair was pulled OF by a
ILL., sn,. ronnposed of Harry Heasren.
i, I1sse rs.ron and Hardy X. Downing for
"a, NJ the family OF the late Ser
,'saS ,ahrsIon. who was also killed while
I. ',srformence or his duty rs a po-
'<tesr and more than $4,000 was
y oyer 10 the widow and family.
- hslIeyes that by getting two
e;.ss men he Will be able 10 do as
lhb ilme.
.eSsr Ueagren nor anyone connected
N, entertainment viii receive a
~ hIs services. and every cent out
n actual expenses VIII be turned
10 the famitv :.
',,ty who would welcome the oppor-
. Ia witness n hlgh-ciass bout. re-
- Of where the not proceeds went.
t,rs are many more who would pay
a ior an affair OF this kind when
Ines that nearly so per cent OF
,rourt they paid would go TO such
n Cause.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Hamilton Entries.

BY International News Service
First rncc. five ,urlongs-Diamond Cluster. Dark
RoDaleen, Sllppcry Day Marian CaIctv sand
anphon: i05; Alhi Baoal. 1903
on seGono B taoo. six furlonss-oakland Lad Hank
~. eatery' Mausolus. aS: Quced. 100. porcupine
iz1y Ham. Battery. Clinton %; John Bown,sn
Lord Isdoi l02.
ihlrd race. five turlongs-sient plato .Thc
Ushor. III: vandersrft Il5. Southern Maid 100
Davies entry.
Fourth race. five and hnlt furlongs-Miss
hoith. 90; Tanfard. Io5; Theo Cook YorIyillc
1e; Acafthstono. los: Jeck Nunualy. lis: BIack
,nlei JOY; Honey Boc. lO5. Double Five, li0. Lib
orty Hall. i2l.
rim race: five fuTlongs-Dalsy Plat. s5: Aunt
alce lo2; Myrtle Marion. ii2: Burning Daylight
ia; Lad Of Langdon. l2o: Conrnught es Ger
Tord. o. JonQuil l12; Reputation. lis: Chester
SKIN race, seven turlongs-Micurukee ga
hhIph Lloyd. l0i: Miss Jonathan. as Dilstory
~. Lord Elan. Nimbus. 100: orowoc. e7; Car
den OF Allan. l67; Edith 1ne5. li3: Fox Craft 40
seventh race. mile and sixteonth-Lucky
George ~; supcrstitu;ion. 100; Dynamite. IO5
EIwah. los; Grif. 10: Patton. l03: Eficudl los :
John Re7Tdon. iR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
MOTORDROME TRACK
RECORD IS BROKEN
Al Ward Rides Two Miles in
1:20 3-5; Ray Peck
Has Spill.

The motordrome track record was
broken In the first event Of the evening
at Wandamere last night. Al Ward riding
the two miles in LEO 3-5 The previous
record was held by Fred Whittier. who
went the distance IN l:21 As. Ward took
the lead from the start, Ray Peck. his
opponent. keeping within about thjIty
ieet during the entire course. II look ID
as though Peck would overtake the pace
maker after the pair passed the tape on
the last lap. but when near the finish
something seemed TO go wrong with his
machine. When within about 100 feet
Of the finish Peck's wheel slsiddcd to the
top OF the track and he was thrown in
such a manner that he slid for short
distance and rolled TO the bottom. with
the exception OF few small slivers in his
legs Peck was unhurt, although his motor
CNCle was consld era hlu damnced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Belmont Park Entries.

By international News Service.
First race. five and half furlongs-A Athctic
Carl. log: sHlon Rogor Gordon. 100: Small. lot;
The Spirit Lanccwood. I0i; Water Lad los; Nor
dcrai odd Cross LOG.
Second race seven furlongF-Flying Fairy 1o7:
Hester Prynue Hedge, l0:; Lady Lightning. 100.
Isirosc. 90; Sprito. lis
Third race six furlongs-Geuetta. 1oo: Lace,
warbler l05: Pcr,hshirc. Hedge. hEyiAde. Cam
peou. los: Ella BryEou. los: 3. & o.. ioS: Pnl,n-
quin. li?.
Fourth race one rllle-Star Bottle. l02: KoT.
MACY 9s. Reyhourn 40: Yenghcc. So: Jlwbono.
g7: Hedge lo5. Guy Fisher il3: shacklctoo, III:
Yankee Notions. 100.
and , half mlles-L' Navarro. Jim Hanson. 1ie;
o Rear iis, Rci!uf. 1856: Penobscot. lt5.
siYth race five furlongs-CrosSbun. !os; Gnlsxy.
lS: Connomarn. MARY Dora. orctund. Water Lily.
Updsuuted. l05: Hypatio. ilS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Samuelson Is Winner.

The second event. which was a two
mile class b race. was won by T. NJ.
Samuelson. who had no real contender
outside of r. z. Rognon. the latter clos
ing big gap and passing Duckworth in
the last lap.
On account Of the slight injuries "a
Peck In the first race and the damage 20
his machine, j. a. Mcneil was subst-
tuted In the third event. Ward won this
three mile event in 2:0S. AS this was
two straight for Ward the fourth event
was unnecessary.
7. NJ. Samuelsou took the lead in the
four-mile class race. being followed
very closely by Rognon. In the seventh
lap Rosnors wheel failed TO respond
and as he was passed by Bert Smallng
and f. NJ Duckworth he dropped out.
Duckworth beat out Smaling by close
finish.
Mcneil easily won the three mile class
A event, with Ward second and Whittier
a close third. in the fast time of 2:OS 2-5.
After going three and one-half laps In
the last event. the Granite stakes, Nc
Neil dropped out. Ward winning in
3:3S 2-5, the distance covered being five
miles. F. e. Whittier finished second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Latonia Entries.
International News Service

BN international News service
First race. fiyo and n half !urlongs-B!ll Combs
lp; Or. Samuel. OLD Trump. Toynboe 100. Billy
Stuart. Tr1nsit. HATbsrd. L!ndar. Car. Michno
Pulsat!on Hoton J. Nolan, H.
Second race six turiongs-Beulah s. WaverinE
20. & petricni ~ M9ther na,Gham, ioO Pay ot
Call. ioi; Al Bloch. 1O5; All Red. loS: FL Yutan
o.
ThlId rGce mile and a slItccnth-TackIess. Anna
Reed. 100; HopsGck. io2: Trovsto. Bright stonc.
Guide Post. i05
Fourth race. six furlongs-Edlth W. 1902: Am
bit!on Sosius. Pcbesco. Harry L.. Leo SkoIny.
Rufflcs los: oHGsan. los
Firrr race. five tuTlongs-Anna Patricia. 100.
Ftheida Cash on Delivery. III; Bobby Boyer. Il2;
Mcrrick. 1l3.
Sixth race. mile and an c!ghth-Bal1yshc. as.
Marshon 81. Beautiful ms; Bon Chance. no:
Bobby Cook. sir catesby. li2: Charter. ll3: Mock
ler. lis.
Clear. fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Yell Defiance
at Blood Disorders
A Remedy That Has Shown a Most
Remarkable Purifying
Effect

The word medicine Is one Of the
most abused in our language. There
are certain medicinal properties just
as necessary 10 health as the food we
eat. Take for example, the we'll
known tonic medicine S. S. S This
famous blood purifier contains medic
inal components just as vital and
essential TO healthy blood as the ele-
ments of wheat, roast beef, tho fats
and the sugars that make up our daily
ration.
AS a matter of fact. there is one
ingredient in S. S. S. which serves the
active purpose OF stimulating each
cellular part OF the body to the healthy
and judicious selection Of its own
essential nutrlment. That is why It
regenerates the blood supply; why it
has such a tremendous influence in
overcoming eczema. rash, pimples. and
all skin Affections.
And in regenerating the tissues
S. S. S. has rapid and positive anti
dotal effect upon all those irritating
Influences that cause rheumatism, sore
throat, weak eyes, falling hair, loss Of
weight thin, pale checks. and that
weariness OF muscle and nerve that is
generally experienced as spring fever.
Get a bottle Of s. S. S. at any drug
store, and in a few days you will not
only feel bright and energetic, but
you will be the picture of new life.
S. s. S. is prepared only in the labora-
tory Of The Swift Specific Co.. 1877
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. who main
tain very efficient Medical Depart
ment, where all who have any blood
disorder of a stubborn nature may
write freely for advice and special
book of instruction. s. S. S. is sold
everywhere by drug stores, department
and general stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Las FIRST TO SAIL,
OVER LAKE MICHIGAN

a.cAGo, July LOGAN 4. Villas. an
',ur aviator OF Chicago, made the
shoplane flight across Lake Michl-
.%say His trip. made In an hydro
I've from ST. Joseph. Mich, con-
one hour and thirty four minutes.
nelt an hour more time than the
w red estimated II would take. Vi
~ accompanied by William Bastar
.nion Harbor. Mich.
course from 81 Joseph. Mich. is
-iW,elgh, miles in length. Villas.
'ags Ihe steamer route. was COM
sniit the level Of his flight be-
4 q ar currents lie faced a west
~ ING start. the breeze fading 10
S ne neared Chicago.
''sn oc,o0D persons lined Michigan
~ On he lake front and several
|se's more we're In the Gran; Park
a. ~, lew saw the landing OF the first
IA 70 cross Lake Michigan. He vol
I''o lne Yacht harbor of Grant
sa then skinned the machine 10
-'s unoe. us own power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

rear, wide cushion seats and folding
running boards along the sides.
This car viii leave the Utah Motor
Car company place at 40 South State
street at o clock every morning, he
ginning July 3, making the round trip
every day. Without exception this trip
up the Big Cottonwood canyon in this
passenger car will be one of the most
ENJOYABLE trips q person can take. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Frenchmen Defeat Americans,

LA poULIE Franee July l-Fsanes today wos
the international golf match between teams q!
pro.essiopais representing France and the tnitee
s,ateS. The Frenchmen beat the American players
In ali OF the four single matcbes, thus. with yes
israay'k tuo wins scoring six out OF tho poss!~
bic SIX points Aruaud Massey beat Tom Meme.
mara, tho Metropolitan open ,itlc holder. by
80 and i TO play Louis Teller beat Alec Smith
~ WvLaETl the American captain. by up and
10 play Jean Gnssiatt beat Michael J. Brady
OF wo,Isston by s up and 20 play. Pierre Lar
si.,as b.sf John J. Mcpermot. United sta'ep ma
tiopat champion By up and 10 play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Exmoor Club Women Win.

CHICAGO, July The Exnaoor Country cl9o
team OF four women today won the CraNs W.
Higgins trophy In tho annual touTnament OF tho
Wornen's Wrstern Golf association. BY roskinE
score OF s up 10 par, The play Is similar
m thai for the Tom Morris trophy. The Mid
lothian club OF Chicago. which won the trophy
isst year did not compete The scores Of ths
winning team we're. Mrs ", A. Alexander.
nm. Mrs Lawrence Mills up; Mira Frank Jones.
up: Mas E Touner. down. Woman's par
for tho Exmoor Inks 10 SO and the eouiie
long and difficult, The best individual play OF
;bo day was made by Nu. J. G L,ttimsr OF th.,
Eomcvood Country club. Chicago. Hho finished
8 10 sad set . vomaus record Tor ths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

A special meeting OF the Salt Lake
Motorcycle club Is called for tonight at
which time all members are urged to at
tend In addition to the semi-annual
election Of officers and directors. several
matters Of Importance will be brought
forward R. a. Van Allen. just returned
from the Pacific coast. has message
radical suggestions from the western
clubs for the expansion and promotion
OF the local club, The meeting will be
called promptly at $50 o'clock at the
club rooms, POP South West Temple
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

hotel at Brighton is now open where
good accommodations may be had, and
the service this car will give will be
of the best, making the trip one long
10 be remembered.
The fare this year has been reduced
TO 81 round trip. tickets good TO Sep
tember /. Single fares up trip, "a, re-
turn, 50. Information and reservations
may be had by calling Wasatch d1S3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
The Summary.

The summary Is as follows:
First event, two-nile matclr raco best two IN
throc heats-First hoat: Al Ward first. Ray Peck
second Time. LEO 3-5 Second heat Mcneil
substituted for Peck; WSrd first. McNoll second.
Time. 20S
Second event two-mIlo. class BIT. ". Samuel
!irzt. R F.. Rognon second and ?. ". Duck,
worth third Time, i:32.
Fourth eyont unnecessary. Ward had won
two straight hcatB,
Fifth event. iour-mIlo. class BIT ~ Samuel
first. Burt smniling second and T. N Duck =
worth third. Time. $50
Sixth event. throe-mllc class Al. A. Mcneil
first Al Ward rccond. r. E. Wnitucr Third.
Time. o:oS e-b.
Seventh event. Granite stakes. five miles class
h-h Ward first and F. z. whittier second. Nc
Ne!ls wheel failed near the finish OF this race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
ONLY S74.Oo

July 2, via Oregon Short Line for
Elks' national convention. Through
special cars leaving Salt Lake 2:35 p.
n, arriving Rochester 1900 a. IN. July
6 via New York Central, Stops Will be
made at Chicago and Niagara Falls for
sightseeing. one day being allowed at
Chicago. Tickets limited 10 sixty days.
Parties desiring benefit of through spe-
with l.. j. Kyes, d. P. A..
Hotel Utah. Phone exchange 10, No. 43
fAdvert!pement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

The above picture shows the new
Packard passenger car 10 be oPerateu
hv the Brighton Transportation com
pany during the summer months be-
tween this city and Brighton up the
beautiful scenic Cottonwood canyon
This Messenger car has been built spe'
cislly for this Brighton trip carrying
twenty-five passengers, having bag
g.ca carving compartment in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Seconds Save Gardner,
Rr International Ncws Servirs.

by lntcTpnIloHai N>c"S so'''nc'
BOSTON, July Jimmy Gardner. the Lowell
middowcight. picked out the wTong man 10 try
tho comeback stunt when no scloctsd Frank
Klaus. tho Pit,sburs bsaT-cat. Gardner was
schaduled 20 90 twelve rounds with this sturdy
boxer from the smoke city AZ the Atlas A. a.
tonight but JimIny's seconds took pity 90 him
and threw UP the sponge in the third round 10
save him from knockout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
yaise Beats Bayley.

VANCOUVER p. c, July i-"FrenehT" vaiss
n Seattle boxer was given the decision over Joe
Bayiey. Canadian lightweight champion q, the
end OF their nncen-round bout at srtThthonse
arena today Tor the first five rounds Bsyier
made Vaiss look like novice, but in tho sixth
the Seattle boy landed right croSs thai svoks
,b, Csnadiur chsmpicn's nose Blood continued
10 flow from The injury during the remainder
Of the fight and this weakened saylsy: vsise
bapt had A ,uiiclent lead to gain tho decision.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Butte Wants Winners.
SpecIal TO The Tribune.

BUTTE. July 1,-Promoter Jack Rea-
can announced here tonight that he
would offer n $4,000 purse to bring to-
eether the winners OF the Anderson
Cross and Ritche Rivers fights the
fghts 10 be staged here, Rivers and
Ritchie will fight in San Francisco. while
the Gross Anderson go will be staged in
Los Angeles,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Judge Moore Wins Another.

LONDON. July Judge ". II. Moore ot New
York another championship today at the
international Hor.e show at Olympia. when he
uop the Forest Kins trophy for ponies not
ceoding fourteen hands which had taken a frat
or tsoond prize IN single harness during the
show. The winner was his Lady Ssaton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Amarican Boats Rritisher.

CARLISLE England. July Hans Honer.
the American lonE-distaaee runner today de-
fsateJ George Dinoing OF London in teu-nils
running match for sorty yards. Holmer's tins
was 81 minutes and SO s-5 seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
Rov Moore Wants Match.

J. W Joseph. manager for Rey Moore bantam
weight, writes from Ter!agton. New, that he
would like 20 get a match tcT his hoy IN shlt
Lske some time In July or August a. ~ pounds
rlnsEide Moore also wants 70 WIN Eddls
inc contest Moore meets frankie Harris of MI
Maukec o. YerinSton on July =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

southern California and ether fast men in the
water will compete next Sunday with Walter
Pomeroy OF the Olympic club. this city. IN
etfor, to better Ppmeroys time San Fran
cisco bay Poneroy made the distance last Sep
tenber In less than tUo hourS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
SOuthern League

stap'ls-Momphls s. Nashville J.
lnyoner:-McGtgomc-y 6. Chattanooga 4.
Eel-Noblle T. Atlanta O.
Ssu OrlcalS-Eow Orleans Birmingham
PipSaei on account OF rain.
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Tennis Championship Decided.

KANSAS CITY. July 1.-H,sH Marjors Hires
aud Miss Marion sovls OF Kanhss City von the
womenS doubles tennis championship OF tho con .
trul vest here late TO-DAY. defeating Miss Eve
Ign seavey and Miss Margaret Johnston. also OF
th!g city So. e-s