| Show BLUES AN EASY WN1 t Century Stakes by frank Farrells Fiye l I I r TIMBER TOPPER INJURED 1 I duly 315000 in tV Purse Horso that Won Has BcD Striving Hard to Land All SeaJn Missing by a lN7oso on Two Occasions Finally Hits Hobos lictory Meets With Satisfaction nong Local Horsemen Horse-men Wrestles Beady for Tomorrow Tomor-row Night > tner Sports I I 1 Kow York Sept GFrank Farrcll3 Blues fjallorrt homo an easy winner In the 515000 Century stakes at Sheeps with Bonnl jolla Coupled head bayiOdaY berT ho rns favorite In the betting at next In Dalngcrilcld 6 to 5 wth Major demand The renlury stakes was a mile and a aced the half aid six good horses his to fctnitot Blues was quickest get stride and raced out In front with OavlKht between him and Major Dam jrefflfld In the stretch Blues was gal fophg In front while all me others weit drivinG hard to keep up and he inuhed llrsl In a romp 7n the steeplechase three horses fell pjrlong IT was killed and Riders Veitch and J Murphy were badly hurt 7ho summary First race handicap steeplechase full course Rowdy won Fulminate second Calahad third Time fi0735 Second race hlghwclght handicap Bis furlongs Ordnunj won Sadduccce second Smartset third Time JH Third race the Flatbush stakes SCOW twoycarolds seven furlongs Irish Lad won Aceful second Hurst bourne third Time 126 Fourth race Century stakes of 15 000 mile and a half Blues 126 J Martin Mar-tin 6 to 5 and 1 to 3 won Igniter 115 OConnor 1L to 1 and 3 to 1 second Major DalngcrdekU 115 Odom 3 to 5 i third Time 232 15 Bonnlbcrt Flip thrift and Gold Cure also ran Fifth race five and a half furlongs Ovloll won Mickey Dwyer second Claude third Time 107 SIxti Tace mile and a sixteenth on turf Clonmcll won Dr Riddle second Ben Howard third Time IMS 23 DILLON RACE MEET Hobos Great Success Pleases Local Horsemen Hace Programme Local hor men are already working tip an Interest In the list of races which are to be run off at Dillon Mont the last ot this month the latcH being September 25th 2Cth 7th and 2Sth Four thousand dollar will be spent In purses and at least two of the Salt Iake flyers will bo entered In the events Hobo owned by W E Stone and Cleouis owned by John Weber Jlobo especially will be keenly watched after his slur performance Friday at Whatcom Wash where ho defeated his warmest rival Sam Bowers and made a new mark for himself of 21201 His victory was the chief topic oC convcv satlon among the hot semen yesterday and his owner W B Stone nearly lost an arm recch ln the congratulations of hit friends It was certainly a marvelous performance per-formance that the green pacer gave for It WUH barely three months ago that George Edwards took him In hand and marled 1 to develop him from a trotter to a pacer That the Idea was a success suc-cess has bean amply shown Mr Stone attended the debut of his horao at the I Seattle races and should have won out 1 there but he refused to put anything in the glad mil held out to him by the ofllclals and ns he claims a he taM t-aM deliberately taken away from Hobo which was won by the Mormon whirlwind whirl-wind However Hobo got backat the horse that dofeated him Sam Bowers fwm and plenty and has quite a I few mere races In which to better his performance before the season closes A number of the local enthusiasts will take the trip to the Dillon meet In order to see the crack hor e work and say that they will take along the rolls of dark green with which to back their favorite The official programme of the race meet follows FIRST DAY THURSDAY SEPT C3 tFrccforill trot or pace thrco In Hvo < 2TX Frocforall trot or pace for Beaver h head or Madison county horses and rlrJell 151 Bors pony race free entrance 0 1tul1nlm handicap thrco nnd one half furlnn H 1M IIunnlrKr handicap t1rccqu9rter of a mIle 2i Cowboy face onohalf mile free cii trance t rA Indian nice free entnmce 25 i SECOND DAV FRIDAY SEPT 2C p 20 trot or pace thrro In live j oo Boys pony race free entrance 20 JnveolBhths mile handicap 150 II Onefourth mile heats two In three 1 W One mile liandlcip yq I Cowboy race ono mile free entrance CO unrtliin race free entrance 23 THIRD DAY SATURDAY SEPT 27 CCO trot or pace three In live roo < Boys pony race o fflotor blcj olc or automobile race free entrance 50 Onehalf mile running handicap 23 vcnclghtluj mile running handicap W Threefourths mile running handicap J50 Cowboy race threefourths mile frco entrance r 1 Jndlan race 2G FOURTH DAY SUNDAY SBPT 28 oforall trot or pace gentlemen tlrhcru J CO Freeforall trot or pace Beaver head and Madison county horses and driver nonvlnncrs 150 Throiclghths mile running hand I cap x u iso I Five nnd onchnlC furlongs running handicap 350 Ono and onefourth mile running han dicap 2CO Cowboy race oneeighth mile up I rack Inrn Blake back onefourth mile turn stalto and back to wire 60 TRACK ADVANTAGES The Dillon track la tho fastest mile track In Monlnna Ktablc accommodation for 200 homes Running water line pasture and shade lrrn at the track Dillon IB only Mxtynlnc mllcn south ot Jullr o on the Oregon Short Line and e nn Ideal plnco for horses to rest up Jlno feed and grain can bo had at tho track very cheap Thf nilM of HID American Trotting as poclotlon anti the American Racing Rules to 2lrrl Governwhen not otherwise sped 2lrrlThe Tho association reserves the right to I alter amend or postpone any or all or rnhl raCPH I Ilo to enter and three to tart In all lAU l-AU entries close at G pm < the day be tort the race j Kntrancc fee In all rncca except wbcr otherwise lerlned 10 Ir cent 1lonly 4 divide jO W and 10 per cent of purse Racing starts nt 2 oclock sharp COwboy RacesNo horflc that hn l rnco 1n l2 aU other than n cow horse al Inweci to filnrtl Stock Bwica Shiny 11Ql less linin thlrt Shin-y pouill8 must ho 1 e LLed j Cycle BJJCCS Postponed The bicycle meet which was liO un I UCCCEUll pulled olt at the sauce rack Frldny evening has been sloughed over to the coming Tuesday night when nn endeavor will be made to get tho riders together for u nice meet Manager Schefskl whose fault It wan not that the last meet proved a fiasco will be thero this trip ItO person ally conduct procodlnps which with the assistance of the Utah Light and Power company In giving enough clcc rlcity for transporting the public to the rack may lenult In the successful carrying car-rying out of the programme which will be the same as advertised for last Friday night The rlderj of the course are core at the way things have gone but they vlll get over that by the time tho starters gun cracks for the next meet State Gun Club Hects Tho New State Gun Club held Its annual an-nual meeting during the post week at which the following trustees were elect eel Edgar Howe Alfred Solomon O C BcebrcHS MargcUs James Glh son G S Hatch and Dr M tt Stewart The club preserve will be enclosed this year by a fence built for protection and none hut club members will be allowed lowed to have the use of the club house Svon their friends will he barred The grounds are situated at the mouth of the Jordan river where thero IM a largo stream of wat all the time making One hunting all through the season BucTc Weaver Signed With Butte Walla Walla Wash Sept GBuck Weaver catcher for the local club has been signed by Manager McCloskcy to finish the season as first baseman of the Butte club Wishing Party Leaves Zion II Ono of the Jolliest andat the same time full of business fishing parties whIch has left this city In a long time eparted last evening on the 1050 train for the resort owned by themselves on the North Fork of the Snake river where they will dally with the lusty rout for the next two weeks The nukeup of the bunch consisted of M H Walker John II Walker J P Garth ncr Charles Read Joslah Barnett Mrs M H Wsilker Arthur Pratt and Mrs Arthur Pratt Provisions and all paraphernalia par-aphernalia were taken along in special cars which will be used to drag the million thousand pounds of fish l which Its It-s expected they will capture before setting back to Zion New Gun Club Busy Another party Is to leave this week for the Bailey Gun Club property and vlll stay there until the season for ducks opens The camp Is located I between the Black Sloughs and Wll hams Lake and will he operated by he members who arc well known Salt Lake men Including Harry Finch Bert Bailey Tom Norton Doc Klrkwood Jack Rasmussen Jack Brown and Jack Melneckc Golf at Country Club The A class men found the handicaps caps loo much for them an a rulo In the ploy for the mens handicap cup at tho Country Club yesterday though he closeness of the scores showed the handicapping to be very good The following were the results First round McGurrln Copp Chan ning nnd Harkncss won by default Steiner 14 beat Reid 1 by 2 up Wicks S beat Hale 4 by 3up 2 to play The second round play resulted an follows Channing and Steiner won by default Harkness C beat Copp scratch by 3 up In 27 holes McGurrln scratch and Wicks S play the second round oday In the putting contest Mr Held won the mens prize and Mrs McGurrln won he womens prize NORTHWEST LEAGUE Portland 8 Seattle 3 TRIBUNE SPECIAL Seattle Wash Sept GScore p H E Seattle 3 11 p Portland S 14 1 Batteries Tlogg Hickey and Stanley Kosul and Vlgneux Umpire Fisher Attendance At-tendance 3500 Butte 6 Tacoma 2 Butte Mont Sept GScore ItHE Jutte r G 2 Tacoma h 2 C 2 Batteries Roach nnd Zcarfosn Harmon and Zulaaky Umpire Colgan Attendance Attend-ance 100 Helena 3 Spokane 2 Helena Mont Sept 6Score R H E Spokane 7 1 Helena 1 G 1 WESTERN LEAGUE OmahaD Colorado Springs 4 TRIBUNE SPECIAL Colorado Springs Colo Sept C Colora lo Springs averaged more than nn error an Inning today and Omaha won easily Score RH E Colorado Springs 1 o 1 Omaha o 0 I 2 Batteries Ncwmcycr Hausen and Boer wald Owen and Gondlng Even Break at Denver TRIBUNE SPECIAL Denver Colo Sept C Denver broke even In a doubleheader today Scores R HE Denver to 11 n 4 1 Den Moines 5 13 3 Uattcrlca McCloskoy and McConnell Hoffcr and Lohbeck Second game R H E Denver 1 11 t Des Moines 5 s 5 i Batteries lt7 1I Iximpko and Wilson McConnell Morrison Willis and Hasacu I I American League At Cleveland Philadelphia 3 Cleve land 2 At DetroitDetroit 12 Baltimore 1 first game Detroit Baltimore 2 sec ond came At SI lx > ub Boston 6 St Louis < j At Chicago Chicago 7 Washington 1 National League Results At Bonton Boston 3 Chicago 5 At BrooklynBrooklyn r St Louis 2 At tlphluPhlladelphla 7 Cincinnati Cin-cinnati 7 At Now York PIttsburg 9 New York 3 |
