Show SPORTS AND PASTIMES I Huzza for the Denvers leo le-o ing UTAH DRIVING PARK RACES The Entries fop the Four Days Tur and Baseball in the East The World Over The doubt and uncertainty as to whether or not we were to witness a first class game of ball this season ha been finally settled by the receipt of the following telegram in response t o Wests proposal LEADVILLE Col September 12 II Ur Wtit Manager Base Hall Club Cant leave until Monday September 21st Answer Leadville G C KLAOES Manager West at once responded 0 K will prepare for you The Denverswill thus arrive one week from Tuesday and play Wednesday Thursday and Friday and possibl Saturday They bring their full team with the redoubtable Hudon Harlem Sullivan and OBrien of the Ktokukj To present the strongest team jKsiple will now be the endeavor of the home club and Barker and West leave for Ogden this morning to arrange with two players from there probably with I Parley third base and Pitcd leftfield left-field The balance of the nine as now arranged though tliia may be changed betore the date arrives will be West Ridges Laren Bur Barker Barlow and Bess The subscribers to guarantee fund will ue called together during the coming I com-ing week they will appoint a commit tee to take charge of the financial part of the affair an arrangement which I will be the most satisfactory to all concerned I The Races I I The races advertised to lake Place under the auspices oL the Utah Driving Park Association next week will undoubtedly II un-doubtedly be the most inlerestin sporting events thathave occurred in Utah The association officers have I I I worked industriously to make the I affair a success and have secured the entry of a number of famous flyers I whose records are way up The improvements I im-provements also at the track have been seen to and the grand stand at great expense has been completed so that patrons will hereafter be com fortable Colorado will be well represented repre-sented in the trotting and pacm races all of the classes for the hair days being full and in the running races a goodly number of fast animals will participate One of the features of the lourth day will be the speeding of Ilomero Mr S S Walkers new stepper in the freeforall trotting and pacing race The following are the entries FIEST DAY 225 CLASS Happy w m entered by D M Pomeroy Denver Col Harry L b g J L Johnson Denver Harry Velor fa g B C Hawley Beaver Creek Col SECOND DAY 250 CLASS D1nn Ryan b8 entered by Alexander Alex-ander Wood Salt Lake Gray Eagle g g A Thompson SaltLake Prince b g E N Baskin city Sadie br m B C Hawley Beaver i Creek Col 235 CLAEC c Rams Jrblk s entered by Frank Armstrong Salt Lake Kate r hr in 8C Ewingcity Birdseye y mfJ c Qlaniield ity Cowboy br g W F Jones Fort Collins Cal Kathleen s mMark McKimrains Sat Lake THIKD DAT 240 CLASS Don Angus b s pacer entered by Matt Collins Salt Lake Al blk g trotter VFallon Salt Lake Blackbird bile s pacer A J Pendle ton Sons > 4 Washakiel pluerS F Walker city Prince b troter flIt r Baskin Snit Lake Nondns cb m B C Hawley Beaver Bea-ver Creek Col I rocsTn DiY 230 CLASS Earus Jr blk sf entered by Prink Armstrong Salt Lake Jack Gamble br g S C Ewinp I Bmdseye y mJ C C Glanfield Cowboy br g W F Jone Fort Collins Col Kathleen s m Mark McKimmims JBEEY01l ALL Tommy Dodd r g entered by J K Gillespie Salt Lake Romero g B S S Walker Salt Lake T Harry Velox b gn C Hawley Beaver Creek Cal Harry L b g 3 JL Jchnsonj Den vcr Happy W IT D K Pome TOT Den yen Wheel Notes THEKE ABE now five members of the League of American Wheelmen in tliia Territory C H LEY at the Chicago bicycle race made a mile on a unicycle aria < wheel recently in 438J4 N H VAN SICKLES the racer rides both the Star and Columbia and teems to equally at home on either COLA E STONE the St Louis flier who recently won the 100mile A W championship rides a > Victor bicycle THE Fouimr medal races of the Salt Lake bicycle club for 1885 havebeen postponed until the early part of October Oc-tober A HARDwARE firm in St Louis will fcz hibit a bicycle fifteen feet in diameter at the St Louis exhibition the wheels of whch will be constantly kept in motion during the entir six weeks of the exhi bition l The Tur at the East SHEEPSHEID B > Y September 12 First race nonwinners at this meeting meet-ing 1 miles Monogram won Parole second Modesty third Time lCSV Second race handicap sweepstakes 1 y mile won by Bonnotte the California Califor-nia horse Enigma seconJSTolu third Time 251X PRoTrDFjcE n L September 12 Matid S covered a mile in 1lO4 at JTarraganselt Park today The wind stopped her on the home stretch liasebill at the East vkiiALoSeptember b Philndelixbia 2 HostonJJ > a BuEFlLO September 12 BnllaJos 6 Detroit 1 NEW YOUK September 12 0 Piook lyn oJ iPittsbufgl NEW Yonfc Sect in1 > er 12M tri < i > ol itin 1 utiville 2 A at MJie SACKAMtiiTo September 12ro Iha 4yearold trot today Joseph Cairn Simpsons Antevolo trotted a mile in 219 > i This beats the 4year old stallion stal-lion record 2M seconds TlIi horse never worn anything but tipsjaud had clever been shod 1 t c I The World Over DENvER Am Leadville are pjiviru in Leadvjlle today TilE LOUISVILLE Club is xr3eUdto visit the Pacific Cnasfthurfali PAVEBUTLFB will remain in Leailville this winter and open with teat nine next season Chicago and New York havewon sea eral games each since Uhis recdrd was completed i f I THE WILLAHD nine is due here next Saturday Whether or not they will fulfill their engagement is as yet un known TilE DESvEnSalt Lake base ball games and theraCe occtfron the same days They will conflict with each othfr but they ought td draw heavy crowdu into town TUE HERUDS baseball letters from Denver gave the Denver Club a boom that will be appreciated by the taker of money at the gate during the approaching approach-ing games f HABRY EKGLKII the British cyclist may now be accorded alrriost the first place for long distance performances tie recently ran a fiftymile race in 2h 40m 13 45s THE SUMMARY of the standing of lending clubs in the League Up to the 8th inst was as follows J ii 1 j f tt ti j Games won Lost New lock 3 19 Chicago es 17 Providence 46 31 Philadelphia T 37 15 Boston i j 32 48 TUE BCTTE Base Ballclub have Cnallv decided to make a trip to Salt Lake and play a series of games with the cub in that city They will start on the2d of October and open the games < on Sunday the 4th The nine 5 now ill good shape and can be relied upon to give a good account of themselves when the match is prayedJIfner 9th lardlyon Sunday boys THE VTIOXALS and the picked nine from Draper and Mill Creek met yes terday but owing to the soft grounds hemaich 1ame was not played An informal practice same of six innings OOK place outside of thefenceresulting m a score of 15 to 12 for the country nine The two meet ag in for blood on Saturday next when a foot race Ke t ween Day of Draper and Burton this city will also occur a LABT TUESDVT the Denvers and jeadvillcs met on the grounds > at Denver Houston the tatters new puSher being placed agaiiistjebeau i the S1 Louis importation of the Djenvers the result was 7 to 1 in favor of the envers of this new man Tebeau a Colorado paper says Mr George ebeau has been secured by the envers permanent member of the nine He is one of the best pitchers in thc west and an excellent general 4 player batting well and fielding equal to any Aw Hudson Barter and OBnlln are still members it will be seen what kind of mettle Salt Lake has t o contend with |