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Show NEW LAGOON TRACK WllL0FEHT0ri01.R0W BT LEB DEMTXB. What bid fair to be Utah' greatest great-est race meet' will begia tomorrow oa the new raaning track at the Lagoon resort. Probably never im the history of racing ia this state haa there beea such a great gathering of race followers follow-ers brought together at any one time. The booking end ef the gam will be repreaeated by the leadiag chalk artist of th country. Th special train getting ia this morning from Baa Praaeiaro and Oakland had among it passengers sueb well knowa layers as w. 8. Engstrom, Johnny Lyons, Frank Bain, Al Koengsberg aad several lesser lights. These, added to the eaatera contingent arriving during tha after-boob after-boob and thoae already on the ground, bring together aa aggregation of betting bet-ting mea aever before seea outside of the big metropolitan track. The list of layer that will Una op at the opening will be from the following: fol-lowing: George Hose, Joe Rose, W. B. Engstrom, Johnny Lyons, Prank Bain, Ram Bradley, Cbsrles Bowman. Al Koengsberg.' Jobnay Lewie, E. U. rMule. Willie Armstrong. George North, Tom Cook, "Red" Frank el, Byroa McNott, Lew Phelan. Joe De-vine, De-vine, John Wolf, Prank Malay, and "Herb" Hughes, a recent arrival from Chicago. Among those who arrived from Baa Franc i.eo this morning oa the Baia special over the Wetter n Pacific are Frank Baia, Johnny Lyons. Jo rVhreiber, Al Koengsherg, ' W. B. Engstrom and several others. Other who arrived from Han Fraaeiaee Tee-terday Tee-terday are George Mc Roberts, Mihe Driaeoil. Ton Cook, Johsnv Cummer, John Troy, Bam Korper, "Heck" Co-mrtkev, Co-mrtkev, George Oxnard. Rillj lloaelv, Bill. Jarkman, F.xrly Wright, Jim Haa-nan, Haa-nan, Clayton Woods and Harry Cinna. From the east came Kd Grow.' Herb Hnghes. Fred Lepper, " UtUe Henry'1 Fruvlinghanaea aad Charles Bee. The north waa repreaeated is Deany Egaa from Butte. |