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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Latonia Entries.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race, five furlongs-ShefDeld
Billy Stuart, Moonstone. Wildhorse. l09
Robert Kay, Sadorus. Al Jones. Pulsa-
ton. Little Bean, Bermudian, Dryad
Hocnler. 1l2.
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs-Burllngto Bess. Droll. Christmas
Eve, 104, Claxonette. ovation, Lady
Moonet. Hortense. Edna LIska, Brack-
town Belle. Lenshens Price, Rosamundi
Third race, six 'furlongs-Metra e..
Colston, Beulah, 100 Jimmy Gill, l02
Maria c.. Jos. Yorkville, lo4i Herpes
105; Wry Neck. Louise Paul. l07, Flor
cnce Roberts, Rifle Brigade, 1oSi Flex
III.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Benanet, 81; Cousin Puss. lo4: John Fur
long. 1o7, Coy Lad, los; Morristown, III
Flabbergast, llb.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Dewdrop. 80
Presumption, Teresa Gill, 10i: Sebago
1o7; Prince Herrnis. 1o7; Swanuanoa. l09
Sixth race, mile and one sixteenth
Garneau, Howdy Howdy. Dr., Waldo
Briggs. Electric. Wander. Ursula Emma
1903; Dynamite. III; Sir Catesby. Copper
town. Curllcue, Coreopsis, Irish KID. 1l2.
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Latonia Results.

BY International News Service.
First race, ak furlongs-John Gund. 1i2 (Goosel.
$50 co. $3.50 and N.C0. won: David Craig, LIS
U.ottus). $3.50 md $780, Beoond; Claronot, 100
yanduscn), $3.50. third. Time 1:i5 3-5 DO
lala, Sosiua. Briggs Brother. Mny L and Just II
also ran.
Second race. six furIongs-Hodso. 1Go (0oose),
81 20. $40 and s3oo. won: waterbass, III (rur-
ncr), $3.50 and so. second; Dac. IS (McDon-
nld). S3,lo. third. Tlmo. ia As Tavolara,
Maud q. L. and Bronze Wing also
Third race ok turlongB-Cnsh Delivery. lib
U,ottus). $40 $3.50 and $3.50. won; Yorkvllle.
l03 tGross), $40 and $40. second: Maria C.. loi
truylor) $50. third. Timc ll6. Sun Queen,
Font, Florence Roberts aud J. u. Robinson also
ran.
Fourth race. ono mlIe-High Private, 1lo
(ooose). $50. $40 and $3.50. won. Flying Tom.
s5 @eylon). s22so and $40. second: Creme lol
tMcCabc), $3.50. third. Time lbi 4-6. Sonada.
Star Actreso. celcsta, Donano, Irish Gentleman
and Slech nlso ran.
Fifth race six turlongs-Glint. 1oa CTuruer):
fit 60. $50 and S2o won; Verona, 1o1 (NoJlon).
ti2.S0 and $3.50. second; Back Bay. 1os (Honry),
s3.40 third. Timo. l:1S. Quartermaster. Pay
Streak. Counterpart, Lhwsui,. weyauoko and WY
neck also
Sixth race ono milo and a gSteeuth-Ocenn
Queen, lOs tBenton) 1870 81 90 and $40. won;
Phil Mohr. I05 (HnuoyoT). sll. 80 and $3.50 sec
ond; Gnrncnu, 1os tHonryl, 500. third. Timo.
Isl ESpatrinte. Ettondi. Jnbot, Wh!to Heat and
Sir Cntesby also
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TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER T.
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
KANSAS DOG CAPTURES
WATERLOO CUP STAKE

oi the four days National Waterloo coursng
meet with tho running Of tho finals in all OF
the five events. There surprises to-
day In thnt foreign dogs displayed better epccd
and Judgment than Ncbrnska racsrn. The finals
follows.
Waterloo cup stake-0rccn Lube, owned By DR..
W. 8, Moonlight. Eureka, Kan, boat Wlnsornc
Nevorse:tlc owned by l.. r. Hnrt.horn. Junction
City. Kan
Waterloo purso stnke-FIyng Dutchman, ownod
By Stephen Pngo. Friend Neo., defeated Opio
Dilldock. owned by Roy Lamps OF Whlto Cloud,
Kan.
Plate pursc-surc Flight. owned by n N. Kel-
logg, Gilmore City Ia, beat Bashtul Kitty, owned
by Allen McCarty. Chicago.
Puppies' Btake-opio Nororsottc, owned ny II.
L. Salisbury. wichita. Kan won from suniioTer.
owned BY David Hill SanA Kan.
All age stnkos-Tho Conqucror. owned by Ste
phen Page. defeated Flora, owned By William
Stuck. Grand Inland Mob.
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ANOTHER LEGAL VICTORY

The continued attempts of the State
Board Of Medical Examiners to defeat
Yee Foo lun, c. n. D., In the courts are
defeated. The decision rendered by the
court Saturday permits him to continue
the sale OF his Chinese herbs In the same
old way, at the same old place. Yee Foo
lun has never represented himself as a
member OF the medical profession In any
manner whatever, He never posed as a
so-called physician or practitioner He
Is Chinese Rerballst pure and simple
and has never claimed to be anythIno
else. He is proud Of the fact that he
Is not one OF the so,calIed physicians or
surgeons OF Salt Lake city Many dis
eases of long standing have been cured
by the Yee Foo Lun Chinese herb treat
ment after many OF these so-calTed physI
clans had utterly failed, Therefore, Yee
Foo lun, G, n. D., fully realizes the SUI
perIority of Natures Way of healIno the
slck-slmple Chinese Horb treatment, and
he does not wish to have his methods
confused With othcrs-particuIaTly with
anything that employs stronq and dsrner
Gus medicines, Many cases arc often
made worse because the patients have
thelr systems po5oned with stronq druos
zee Foo Lun has always endeaVored to
make II perfectly clear that he lie =
Chinese Herballst: that he Is or,5,,,+a
or the Imperial College Of MedicJns
Pekln, China, and that he enuaoed In mi,
useful and honorable profession In his na'
I'VE I'VE. country before coming to Amerlca:
that ne mas made a special study of dis
eases peculiar to American people. ara
tnat Inasmueh as he is the first and orJo
maj chinese herballst In America. he he
nsH 1ne opportunity Of making aon,e valu.
aoie discoveries concerning the curatIve
power Of Chinese herbs In the tre atr,as
on certain dleeasea peculiar to AmerIo,n
people. He has avaIIed hInnseIf ~ tnIn
oSFVr eun'ty. ana as result has succeed
nco,is Ss'.S 20 INC sick and SUFFERING
useful discoveries. o' MS
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If you Are SICK tn is YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET WELL
AAuRES WAY YEE FOO LUM CHINESE HERB TREATMENT CURES
MaaY DISEASES WHERE PHYSICIANS and OTHER ME1H0E

SN'ueso Herb treatment because they do not have
20 undciso offensive examinations so common
ainons Pny5iclana and surgeons, and also because
shey Hnd Tolef and In the uso OF theso
IL makes no difference what your nilmort may
% DC, DO NOT gise up hopo. but como TO tho Chincna
=, 10 inSutute NJ the Same old place. upstaius
iml fec Foo Iun Chinese herb treatment NJ once
ihn following namod diSeasoS hayo boen cured
Il you are suffering with any Of the following
ss,'nents' DO not hesitate 10 consult Yee Foo T1p
ao! y cases OF this kind have been cured by thc
iSo roo Lun Chinese Herb Trontment
thousands suffering from catarrh bronchial
uouoi' throat trouble. lung trouble chroric
sousu tuDcrcnlosis or consumption. asthma bny
i, ,YiEo,, malaria. stomach trouble Indigestion con.
suPGuoh' torpid liver, gastrltis. plies eczema
o,so,ulu female troubles, nervousness nFomuI,
gpHs,D, kdn"y trouble bladder trouble lumbaro
ptlshts disease. diabetes. rheumatism neural
Z IL ia dropsy dizziness. headaches neryoug de-
tF UnltF IN mon and many other chronic diseases
on, occn restored to health and happiness With
,r t r"'Souous drugs. tho knife, bY tho Voc
roo Lnhs &, ". D. Chinese Herb Trcarmont
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Ptnllico Results.

By International News Scrvioo.
First race. slx furlougs-Flittergold 100 Do-
ronde) $3.50. 80. 10 and SO 90. won; Water Welles.
liz tBurlngRme). sIio and s2.7o. secoud; Yellow
Eyes. liz (Wolie), $3.50. third. Tlmo. l.13 i-6.
Armament. Humiliation. Billy K. Sepulvcda and
Phyllis Antoinetto also ran
Second raco :iye nnd half furlongs-Louiso
Travers. 10 (Du1,onl. sl5. 20 $3.50 and 1900
Mater ia (Byruop. $3.50 and 80. second; Salon,
lo7 tNathan) $40. third. Time los as. Hcart
Beat Milky Way, Galaxy, Woodrow and Kcdron
alHo ran.
Third race. one mile-Tnrtar. az McCathey),
80. so. $40 and $3.50 won; Ambrose l02 (De-
ronde). s74o and 80 qocond: DR.. Duonner ios
(Davls). $40. third. Time. 1:4i 3d. Spring
bonrd and Tale Carrier also ran
Fourth race. stccplcchnso. two mllcs-The We'll
kin lSG (Alloul. $3.50. So 80 and $3.50. won.
Juysrence. i47 d1ermath), silo and $40. noe
ond: Madeline L.. No tSmlth), $3.50, third Time
s;57 S-5 TlllJ D., Clan Alpine, Fred Essen, Top
Right, vesini, Orderly Nat, Tomcut, 30 and J.
C. Ewalt also
Fifth race, seven turlongs-sileat Pilot, 112
(Cienent), $3.50. $3.50 and S27o. woni Spear
head. ia (Davlesl. $3.50 and s2.io. second; Addie
NJ. III lMccahy). $40 third. Time. In 4-5
Robert Oliver and saDdbnr also
Sixth Tocc. one milo and an eighth-oharles
T, Granger, 1i2 Byme). sS.io. $3.50 and $780,
won: Fairy Godmother. log (Nathnn), 90 and
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YOUR HEALTH is WOeTu
MORE THAN MONru

Financial sucoess ~ irnnorr,h,.
men,'h' Is Sood health cannot ne Purchased In
soIl. you could spont thousands OF Soii.. VIZ" VIZ
ana otner methods OF treatment ana u,ica. s'ons t
neeo,,s ,r enough 70 secgrs thc treatment
money would be wasted and YOUR bcai,S iouT
wn'eS thnn ever before. II you ara a sufferer Sn
.Ur L.. seNSne ocspondsnt; remember thousapda -,
simost hoPSlsSs have been c,,r.S h or
Yee Foo Lun Chinese herb treatment MAJ Sg 'ns n,
@ lhsm nao oesn treated by several physIcinna f T.,
Iecovey was Impossible; hono had undereona H.
seroun operations; o,hors had spont e-na, 1hn %
OF time and monoy travelling for their b.oi,s uVa, @
seeking change o, climate "e""h ano
WOMEN ARE NOT susJEcrrp
OFFENSIVE EXAMINATIONS CO.,
AS ARE EMPLOYED sy 90
PHYSICIANS OR SURGEONS.
SICK. Suncrins and discouraged woman ,,..
""Ss Dean GiAd To take The Yas En-, uo S
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Stack Joins Team.

Stack Is either a backfeld man or an
end. He can hit the line well for n ma n
his size and can punt or kick drops In
nice style. As a taclsler he has not an
equal on the squad. unless II be Norm
Hamilton. At end he will strengthen the
defense OF the varsity materially
IL Stack plays at end, MAYOR must
find some place else TO camp II Is An n
TO say that no win displace one OF the
recruits who has been playing on IA. In
side OF the line. II may be any one OF
them with the exception OF ToInan and
Mcintyre. Tolman Will undoubtedly stay
ut ono OF the guard positions and Mack
VIII remain at tackle.
This leaves the center. one guard and
one tackle position to be filed. NayIor
VIII probably take the other tackle. This
leaves tho Two other places 20 be Allied
by Barker. Briggs, Brockmeyor, Martha
lds and Peterson.
Thus far this year Peterson has zained
the right 10 frst choice for the other
guard. Barker and BrigBB arc the oniv
men who have tried 10 play center
Briggs is the better passer OF the two
and is the heavier Barker seems 10
know the game better and Is more ar
gressive. so that II is a difficult question
20 decide.
The question OF who will comuose III,
final lineup Will be decided by the scrirn-
image practices which are TO be held
throughout the week with the freshmen
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days on his machine in the vicinity of
the u He said that if a person
rode from coast to coast, he would not
encounter any greater hardships than at
that point.
Mr. Anderson left yesterday after.
noon Tor Chicago, where he viii attend
tne national motorcycle show to be held
at the Coliseum in that CITY from No,
vember 3 to 3, inclusive. Upon his re.
turn he expects to have complete line
of new models and the latest improve,
inenph lAdvertisement)
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j. Louis Anderson of this city has
tho distinction Of being the first per-
son to ride n motorcycle to the big U
on the hill near Fort Douglas. Mr..
Anderson, who has the agency for the
Thor motorcycles, made the trip Sun.
day on, two-speed Thor seven. Ac-
eording to Mr.. Anderson, the ride from
has place OF business on West TemnIe
and Third South streets consumed ono
hour. Tho trip was exceptionally hard,
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Pinlico Entries.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race, one mile-Kewessa, Aware
Melos, Brother Folk, 116, High Priest,
Bergamot, Dordelo, Warlock, Margaret
Meise Bulldog, 90; Malik. oS; Top Hat,
lis: Turkeyin-tho-S Straw. lis.
Second race, five and one-half fur
longs-Under Cover. Fuzzy Wuzzy, Niga-
doc. SO: Valkyrie, Hill Stream, Ben
Ounce, Holiday, 1o4; Carburetor, 1O4;
Pomette Bleu, 113; Perth Rock, Ray o
Light, 1o7; Flltaway. ia
Third race. six furlongsIDr. r. L.
10; Golliwog Welsh Cell, Stelcllff. Gold
en-. 116; York Lad Fred Levy, 113: Home
Crest, 11s; Ford Mai, Billy K, Captain
Elliot, Aviator, Lace, 1o6.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two
miles-Syosett, Promoter, $40; Ragusa,
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BAYLEY KNOCKS OUT
JACK WHITE IN NINTH

VANCOUVER. Nov. I.-Joo Bayloy, former
Canadian lightweight champion. knocked out Jack
uied fittecn-round boxing bout tonight. Dayley
forced tho milling from tho start and beat white
Goc'nively In all but the seventh round WHOM the
Chicago boxer jolted him with straight lefts and
body punches
Within quarter OF q minute atter the ninth
round oponed, White Walked into vicious right
cross that caught him flush tho Jaw and sent
him TO tho mat Ho remained down for tho count
bu, ehme UP only TO go down again. and tho
roteroo stopped the ight
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BLACKFOOT is VICTOR
OVER IDAHO FALLS

IDAHO FALLS IDAHO. Nov. In 4 hotly-oon.
tested game at tho baseball. park this afternoon
between tho Dlnckfoot and Idaho Falls high school
football teams Bnckfoot by score OF -
10 I. This Eamo was for tho championship OF the
southeastern district OF tho state high school
league
Holmc1. Of the PocatclIo Academy OF Idaho.
was tho umpire. and Mccoy. coach OF tho Poca-
tello high Bchool toam. the retereo Mex. Saturday
Blaoktoot will play tho winner OF tho southern
district centralized around Twin Falls, probably
at that town. and on Thanksgiving day tho winner
OF that match Will play the winner or the western
district centralized at Boise. for tho state high
school league championship.
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a Consumut,ra g..

#.
A cough that bothors v"n vv4
is one of the danger d. 49,
warn Of consumption. d. XII
Discovery stops the couob
chest, banishes fever a., and n =
sleep peacefully, The hr;l h.
the symptoms and giys. ~
lief, Mrs. A. F. Mcrtz oys
Iowa, writes: "Dr. Kincs, y.
coverY cured a stubborn ..S
six weeks doctoring fa;IsS Y
Try it, as it will do the s,rs \
Best medicine for coughs, All
and lung troubles. Money ~ r.,
fails. Price SOC and sIW
Gsts, by mail. II. E. Buck
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
(Adyerflsemsu.)
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become fortified with ample money to
carry on a war with the big leagues,
they contend.
Baseball mon In Chicago conver5ant
with the situation say the players have
the whip hand just now TO force tho
mngnates to acquiosce In their demands.
The Federal league has u cash fund, they
say, resulting from interesting several
capitalists IN the third-leaSue venture
and is prepared to make hattering offers
TO major league stars
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as IL was necessary to pass over huge
rocks, through sagebrush, patches of
ouTrs and sunaowers and up and down
guliies. Tho grades on the latter part
OF the journey average approximately
50 per cont. The distance covered was
registered as six miles.
MI Anderson is one Of the few mo-
,orcychsts TO make trip over the Mid
land trail Speaking OF his last feat.
he says that If anyone contemplates a
nara Journey on motorcycle, Il would
oehoove him to spend two or three
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"CASCARETS" IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS !
SHAKY, CONST|PATED- -D|NF i

foul gases, bad b,oo,,
mental fears, cvervtSf;ssa, lsls
rible and nauseatiGo" "'ng itl
night will strajghte1 90, A cs,s
ing-a l0.ccnt box fr9oU,a 9ua ont 1,
will keep your Liyepr pm You
clean, Stomach sweet. et' Hssij' actin
make you feel bully ia, neat "a
forget tho children i'f monty
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Khomb, Is4 Golden Vale, Aure.

Ehomo, Golden Vale, Aura. .,
49,; Repentant. 14i i'e, III
Elith race. milo and o.-.
Golden Castle, Nv n pseYszy
March, 115; Colonsl aTtaoN. D;
ma. ITO: Brynary, los. In'nsats p.oats
sixth race. six furlonsssso ssos = 4
Spellhound, Jim l. hs|ib2c
SQUIRE, sun Guide, ban nWyIwga.
Belle, ll5; Brush, Agn,as A,us
ments, Warbler, Plight v
llo' Sun Guide. 1IS, Morts t Z
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College and 'U" Tie
DOC" WHITE PROPOSES
TO BECOME MAGNATE

CHICAGO, Nov. I-'Doc'' White who has been
pitching for tho Chicago Americana since 1901
has played his last game In tho major leagues II
no has hin way
II was learned hero today tnot White 70 nego-
tint;ng for tho purchase OF tho holdings OF Tor,
Fhirwcather who. with Frank Isbeli controls
inc Dea Moines Western leaguo team
White has contract to play with Chionro
again next season. but President ComiHkey has
said that ho will release him II ho osn better
himoolf
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THIS is AN APPEAL.
INTELLIaENch

Do not let other sss psssr. u.
hold you back and d.ocaas1ssi caossi 2
lect your health. keiip,sstse.
is no rad, but the ',n. c.,
eases by Yee Foo LUZ, LTs. G.
IS a scientific fact. br " ~,
been healing disea ses :, i ~,
herbs for ages, ana IA - tbss..
that they have allows, allows, 10 p
secrets TO be given oa ~ ycc
II you will inyestisa.ss iD,
that tho Chinese hsr hass -,
fui discoveries in oiSss, me, so
as astronomy. etc; -" run Z
Inventors OF prIntins fses
other useful thinss. ,bai
an unquestlonahle u ,a'i mo "a
made discoveries IN "a
diseases which uedlgnS,hIng q
and America know no. ~. ft
Consultation free ,5.rs a. ii Tiusct
c. H. D., Chinese lie,S er,rS,ssoua
Main. upstairs. BY
tlce. 20
HoURs-a to 8 p ~
D. IN. Sunday,
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Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, lndlges-
ton, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
clogged, constipated bowels when Si
canso vour stomach to become filled
with undigested food. which sours and
ferments like garbage in n swlll barrel.
That's the first step TO untold misery
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Psychological Moment.

CHICAGO, Nov. I'm the impending
clash1between the balplayers' fraternity
and the major leagues, officials Of the
Federal league see their opportunity 10
make their organization a power In the
baseball world, according TO q story pub
llshed here today. II tho reforms asked
by the players are. for the most part,
refused, and Dave FultE, spokesman of
tho fraternity. Is denied recognition, the
new league Will attempt q raid on the
stars OF the National and AmerIcan IN
leagues believing that the players viii
stand by their reported resolution TO re-
fuse TO sign contracts without the nu-
merous new conditions they demand
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&C. 60 second; Goidy. 105 (Durllngamc). 81 10.
third. Time 1856. Tny Pay, Rock Fish and Mac
tor Jim also
seventh ruco one mile-Ray. 10: (Natbnn). $3.50.
81 40 and So So won; Hans Creek, 100 ChcCuhy):
sci so and s25. 50, second, Hedge Rose n2 (shut-
tnGe) $40, third. Tinio, IA: l-b. Jonqu!l,
Godou Castle Jncquclna, Cockbpnr. FTog. Inferno
Queen and Judge Walger also ran.
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Rivers and Gross Matched

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov loo Levy. man
agor Of Joe Rivers, Mexican nghtwoiCht an
nouncad tonight that be had closed contract with
Promoter NcCsrcJ OF Jna Angeles for RIyers 10
Toeos Leach Cross thore In twcnty-rouad bout
day.
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TWO MEN HURT IN
YALE-COLGATE GAME

NEW HhvES. Conn, Nov l-Ps-uy a Cornish
Jr, faies best anartnTback. win not play foot.
csil again this ssazor. His Jaw broken dur-
Ing tie game with Colgate hero this afternoon a,s
toniKht d.. Leonard Sanford, the uuiyerllty phy-
slofsn. said that because OF his Injury Cornish
~ouid not Be able to get into the game again
this year. Mclaughlin. coIgate subF,ltut, end
81 vas learned tonight, disiocarei his sho,l5r.
during the lnst. period. bot finished the game
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Drake Beats WASHINGTON

DEB MONIES, Nor. by series Of briIls nj
playu, good line hrnsshug and a sprint of ftfty
yards by Mccormick. Drake started In the Nrxt
quarter 70 roll up Bcoro against wsshinrtoa b,-r
this Afternoon ana kept up the pace until IN,
final Ucore stood 80 to II.
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GOLDEN BEATS AGGIES;
COLLEGE TIES WITH NU'

FORT COLLINS. Colo, Nov. Tho speed and
luck Of tho Colorado School OF Mines ovorcnmo
tho weight of tho Colorado kggies hero today In
game In which tho mincS brought into profitable
play tho Yale shift uecd odvantageously againrt
Tho Universlty OF Utah Inst week. Tho score wa,
Is TO T.
College and cup Tie.
BOULDER. Colo. Nov, L-CoIorado college and
tno UniVa.S'J or Colorado battled to tied
standsuii hers today. each eleven having one
chance TO score and neither rucoeedinK.
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Albion CANA

Manager s,ots OF the uulT,1,'.
ceiYcd a telegram last nlgAi fro,. ~
OF the Albion academy n,n.. ~
next Friday was ceftala,y @
aEIiye Friday morning snd viii ~.
In tho afternoon NJ 1:aO oelo.. 'AI z
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One Season Successful.

History shows that players in former
cases nave refused TO stand pat and run
the risk OF losing their salaries bur Fed
eral league magnates and officials con-
tend that conditions now are different
Tne Federal league has played through O.
working association Of naRnates and has
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City Bowling League Records

Following are the Individual averages and team
records of the City league playing on the wind
sor alleys. at end OF second week. October 81.
TEAM REcORDS
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Election November Is.

The election OF officers WAS postponed
until November 10. when the newiy-ap-
pointed board OF managers will confer
IN Chicago. This board Is composed OF
=. -. Madison. Kansas City; q A
cago; ]. Edward Krause, Indianapolis; C.
\. Z!mmerman. Cleveland; W. T. Mo-
Cullough, Pittsburg; r. T. Carroll, Buf-
1alo. and Harry Goldman, Baltimore,
Gilmore issued statement. In whioh he
declared that Horace Fogel had appeared
before the directors and presented the
claims OF Philadelphia capitalists for q
Gilmore said, refused to have anything
TO do with Fogel. and Philad elphia's re-
quest was rejected
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