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Show h THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER DEMPSEY PICKS HIS CORNERSECONDS Coeur de Lion Captures Rotisserie Inn Handicap Wilson Will Be Son of Fair Play Dupli-cate- s Chief Attendant for Labor Day Feat; Jack. Waikiki Also Winner. Hoff May Take Dangerous Leap UNDER WAY CALIFORNIA GOLF MEET Gus Texas Champ Falls; Former Giant Star Is Defeated. 13 FILER CEEBRATES GRIDIRON LEADERC ANNUALFAIR MEET OF 1926 (By the Associated pres.) Charles Hoff, worlds champion pole vaulter, who la ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept. 9, 1926. S. Interesting Facts About Football Coaches ami Full Program Features This Season appearing at the Minnesota state fair Captains of Dig College Elevens this week, has volunteered to fill In as a parachute jumper. Opening Day of No. 7 Michigan lie has offered to take the place of Mies Gladys Roy, who was Injured In CAPTAIN. a fall Monday, in addition to giving COOTRALL fans need no introduction to Benny Friedman, captain of the his pole vaulting exhibitions. The fair A WnUerines this fall Honnv last year was rated as the best and headiest board took the matter under ATLANTIC CITT, N. J.. Sept DFTL MONTE. Cal, FILER, Idaho, 8eptS. A full proSpt. 8. 'By quarterback In the country, and was an almost unanimous choice of all the (By th Associated Press.) Qua WilALLAS, Tela, Sept 8. (By Coeur de Lion, son of ths celebrated th Associated Press ) Youthful critics for the mythical team. The New York gram of harness and running event Dalson. a one time chief second to with entries from more than seventy the Associated In of Bun. Press.) Its as ST. PAUL Minn.. Sept. 8 Johnnie Braley cf the Wiltshire Cotinselections, chose him making sire. Fair Play, duplicated his feat captain (By the thoroughbred racing animals In padlas clinched the Texas league their honorary team. Oeorres Carpentler and a score of of the Associated Press. Charles Hoff, pole club of Los Angeles, today detry on th fair grounds, marked th day, when he won the docks opening hails la a from Friedman prodaulter extraordinary, who is giving Cleveland, Ohio, and pennant today and will contest other European glove fighters, will Labor Day feated Oswald T. Carlton. Texas nma-- 1 exhibitions uct of ttnvt!le high school In that city. Last season he opening of th speed program for handicap, by coming back this week at the Minnewith the champions of the Southassume the role once held by Jack Twin led Ten in conference the honors. countys eleventh annual teur champion, in the first round of sota state fair, was slightly injured Rig before a crowd estimated at Although fair atFalls scoring ern association the Utter part of Filer Tuesday afternoon and never calling his own signals within the enemys Kearns when the worlds heavyweight yesterday 8500 and winning the Rotisserie Inn Play at the California championship at yesterday. After his leap he missed Dixie annual month in the the Band him he music, played by Twin evening. nevertheless piled up enough points to give line, the sawdust pile and fell on the race champion engages Oene Tunney, In Pebble Beach. Falls Municipal band, and vaudeville marvelous track. He will series. New Orleans Is leading in Carlton the leadership the end of the campaign. defense of his title In Philadelphia, handicap over a route of one mile and continue his were acts place-mein between the sandwiched He the does all the Southern association race and kicking after touchdown, the qualifying play a 73 on the Pebble seventy yards. September 23. wa kb king, at which he la ery proficient, and the racing events, so that there Gene Normlle, Dempeey's business It was a peculiar race. Urette. as seems to have a stranglehold on Bench course and a 70 at Del Monts team. all for the the time. forward passing It is in the Utter respect something doing announced had mad him an overwhelming farepresentative, first place. tonight Is her wont, broke on top. She stepped In eventa-most he of is far Winners has his he first ninth for three that the fame, runs, them the gained that Jack will have four attendants although days v giving vorite, and dopestera gave Braley but lead, 4 to S. ere aa follows: Arrangements for ths southern from being It noor performer In any branch of the sport in his corner, with Wilson in charge. to the front With a determination that Hulvey relieved Murthe slightest of chances against the baseball classic will be made at He Is generally credited with being the most accurate trot or pace (four phy after all the damage was done The others will be Jerry Luvadls, bowed she was apparently ready and famed his Texas He started fast, plnyer. on Is of a conference of officials of the and at the ninth hole had FNrst heat, first. Lou E. Heru-tuthrower the shipping and held the Seals scoreless after passes in the rouniry. He faithful personal attendant; had serious designs upon the race, piled up a that. second. Ruby 8. Hall; third. Joe point of the famous 'Friedman toOosterbaan combination. two leagues as soon as the SouthCharles Mabbutt of the army, Captain etubstantial lead of three holes. boxing Gloom Girl, sn outsider, forced the In Is man a broken field, Brown; fourth, Idaho Bob. Time, In their half of the ninth the Stars Friedman also an excellent ern association contest finally is Instructor at Camp Hoiabird, Md., and pace the first quarter and then Coeur Carlton carried the match to the and has several long runs to his credit, most of them 2 43. ln' de Lion, lying in third place, moved Normlle. stxhteenlh, but w decided. .her. defeated. 1 TPo'c la an lnfielder on the Friedman Ten rivals, Big Second heat First, Lou H. Horn-tuagainst Wilson Is regarded as an expert into second and began to press the up. A nine-ru- n baseball team. In the tenth frame Johnny Kerr, rally in their last second, Joe Brown; third. Ruby H. Chamil.r Egan of M.dforil. Ore., second, capable of making the most leader. turn at bat today gave the Dal8. second Hollywood's Hall; fourth, Idaho Bob. Time, heavy hitting of the minute's rest between rounds, had But Ltaette held on in an assertive but tittle trouble winning Crum baseman, knocked out a COACH over las Fort a 2:41. club to homer, victory and also In judging the fighter in the manner until the baokstretch of the J. J. IHommedlu of California. "HURRY-UP"the game. Quarter-mil- e dash First, Umatilla; YOST, second circuit. Coeur de Lion, with and S. and tomorrow will plav Claire win Worth, pennant winners six conenrally opposite comer. Benny Friedmae FIELDING toIt.be one of the) best coaches BAN FUAMlxrO. HOLLYWOOD. In the country, second. Jack of Diamonds; third. Lady secutive years, and a mathematiNormlle Is not accustomed to the Hay up, gradually overcame a shf-r(tocdwln of the Peouola club. Oakland. B H O.A' A B II 0 Captain Ten Bucks. Time, of one moat of achievement fourth. records remarkable the has lead T. Brocade; V. and Wahls Goodwin today eliminated Dr. L. cal cinch on the pennant. exciting! responsibilities of the Queens-bur- y sped forward. The credited to anv mentor In the game. Year after year he .25. on Lizette, but the daughter of Brownelt of "Monterey. 2 up. Michigan Sunfiring line, but he decided to go urged Texas season closes league some of which are or 2:30 trot has teams, pace First heat, first, among failed to respond Into the corner to give Dempsey moral Star produced winning George Rprawklna of Portland, Ore., day. the greatest of all time. His team of lyol, which many followers of the sport Otis Direct; second. Baby Lou. Time, had a nip and tuck mat'-- with A. K. until It was too late. For with Coeur support. Jerry, the Greek, has been de was the 2.18 a claim ever football as the that Lion in front Llzett did try to In Jack's comer In two engagements greatest gridiron, ateppedLon Barbee of the Anaeles Country best aggregation that he has ever rwolded together. Second heat First, Otis Direct; sec club, defeating him. 2 up. thb Tommy Gibbons and the Firpo come back In th. fiflki eighth and This eleven compiled the astounding total of 601 ond, Blanche Sickle; third, Jeannett. made up two lengths before the wire Ned Burnham, whom. qualifying play combats. 0 for its opponents, and Is still known ln font2:31 Time. was waa 4 She 5 was have 0 of beaten her whale crossed, a the from throats had the esceplionallv pixid. escaped Pempaev today went through a long as the famous team. This Third heat First, Otl Direct; secCoeur de Lion was few lucky holders of tickets upon that nf a match with Art (Tlllle) Shafer of 20 I ( ball history and Industrious period of loafing on own length one more when is remembers all remarkable record the 0 ond. Blanche deSickle; third. Double is. 10 the Anaeles Ies odds on his second day or r4t here from the Quoted at nearly 2 to 1 In the ma The peldlna. Crpintry club, tills team in his third year as i o o! the fact that he developed Nine entries. Time, 2:19 Sans Peur II were 507 to 1, and so feating the former Giant star at the training grind. He got up early, took chines. 0 at head 0 football 0 mil run First, The Michigan. Gloom Girl twentieth hole. well finished to to would win a light session on the road and rethe ticket have been third, He has been associated with Wolverine football for second, Homestead; third, Vamp; h turned for the renewal of the rear. on Melachrlno got Into close worth exactly f 101 6. j the past twenty-siyears. Two seasons bark he acted Orle. Time. 1:63. Seven entries. the upper turn and was his championship checker game with quarters as an advisory coach, and placed George Little, a very Saddle horse elimination rac forced to pull back. She finished First, Mike Trant, his Chicago companion. Mike Seifert has telegraphed from Total 40 11128 141 20 86 80 Tofus.. but Little of It when head the the at man, team, capable Ribbon; second, Lady Todd. Time, After Trant had been well beaten, fourth. 4un out a hen winning run scored. Polo Park, Winnipeg, that he is en offered him at Wtaconsln Yost the :40 accepted position verto MARJORY for the champions own SETH BEATEN. Ratted route here with sixteen horses. C. according le in tti ninth. decided to take up the reins again, with the result that s mile run First, Jack Batteil for Zoellers In the ninth, M. Barnes is shipping fifteen horses sion, they went fishing along the Waikiki, one of the prettiest horses from last car he had the onlv major team In the country nf Diamonds; aeoimd, Black Fox; third, fliatteil for Foumbe in the tenth, shore. Unofficial observers Vancouver today. His string I report on the track, administered an unexnut been line had crossed whose goal Blue Mouse; fourth, Ten Bucks; fifth, CLUB STANDIHO. frirore bv Innings: Dempsey's onlv catches were two fish pected rebuff to Marjory Seth, the eludes such familiar names as Hyp- school an an undergraduate at both Snn Francsico Lady M. Time, :37 w L. Pet V7 ...0 0001 0003 0 4 WestY?t attended too small to keep. Next he took a highly touted Irwin in the notie. Son o Unc. A Lester. Ester! e Virginia and Lafayette, and played at guard on UoHvwool run First, Wilton Heir; t 1 0 0 0 t 0 0 I 1 - 6 96 61 618 Portland 77 64 sun bath Jn the yard of Kerry cot47g oulfi Tar,!bt. had ile has of these schools, Eaeapader. Slippery also fifth 'race, the first, event j teams the football Knns Kill 2. Snlir. second. Nummary: 76 66 646'Hollvwd. Mulllgso .469 Rainbow; third, Betsy. Time, ,l tage, allowing a hot noonday sun to to be run. The Baby Shoe stable en- - Smile, Barrie Dixon. Sam Click. Lady 2,. as other than those at Michigan, w''n:51. ,;rtch Zoellers (oumbe. Kerr 2. Er- coaching experiences of 73 67 626 Seattle .4S6i burn his already bronxed skin a try was off like a flash when the bar- - Lmgridgp. Tddy McAvoy also will and Stanford the Ohio Wesleyan r 413 rors famHll, tl Ladlea .606 Sn Frsa. 67 96 Tunings pitched he had been mentor saddle race slightly darker hue. football elevens before h became & fixture rier waa sprung, and Farnsworth. jmlp a car of horses from the British - By Murphy 8 2 8. Murphy. 8. hr Mills university by Kuns 8 First, Mildred Brewer on Pickle, for This afternoon he went for & motor alert at the u plus, bv Griffin had the filly In Columbia track as soon as an express red It Tlrtorr to at Ann Arbor poet, TODAY'S on SCHEDULE. Mrs. Holcomb Brooks; second, ride with Trant and returned to the front before IlfilvcT. charge defeat to Mitchell As a developer of football malarial Yost has few If the lower turn waa car can be obtained. At bat Rowdy, for Hack. Time, ;67. Portland at 8crments. his men under 0 Off Murphy J17. off Ku .V have cottage for more checkers and pinochle reached. Marjory Seth was in close that Fourteen off plaved Mill any, equal. Loa Angelas t Oakland. A. Hartwells car of o after dinner. ltir- - o'f football po o't off leadership have been chosen to pursuit and al! around the backstretoh has arrived Mrthy 10. Run Seattle at Missions. Kuns 10. nff Min ft off OrVfln 0 at th Pair Grounds and Saa iutlons. among them being the Incomparable Willie Hes- of War Shot. Friday, he will begin the final drive preened the Francisco at Hollywood. which he expects to condition him for She made herdaughter off m tirp.v 4 off Hum 4. off Mulls 0. 'ff tn. called the greatest player the game jias ever pro- bid for the lead at the the youngsters will begin training for r.nffln ft rf Mltohell 1. Run respons'Hle duced, Germany Schultz, Allmendinger, Klpke, )en- drew almost abreast, the events to be raided for the near Tunney. ANGELS TROUNCE OAKS. future Hartwell, who is a millionaire, kuns 4 Mnrphr 4. Midi ft Griffin brook, Smith, Vick, lilott, Slaughter and Oosterbaan. fr Mitrli-and then fell back beaten when Wal-O 1, Struck ont- - Br Murph? 4. for itself bred the horses he has here on his OAKLAND, Calif., Sept. 8 kikl courageously stepped forward to 1. Bases on f Jn hy ranch the Hawiilan Huby Yost Is a business man, and a very smart one. Twenty-si- x Murphy Islands, home eased came corporations, clinch the race She The Angels refused to be versal.) 7 of the United Plates, claim him as one of their di- rf. H'me run Krr. Two bane hits located ln various paxta tip. at odds of 5 to 2 Charlie MurOnk- - Opo.il rAPH! this gelio aftmoon, The France, Apt. 8 trouncing list of now Jockevs He is also In big demand as an at rectors. speaker. ebgihle ray was third but never a contender. ths Fair Grounds 8 f 6 ln Ellison '.o.rh MuMiao. Couuhe. Sacrifice most The Eng(Pv the Associated Prss e,rltl,lK and thr!r Vpprox'l- - 01 tri season. Los The schedule for Michigan fur this season follows: Forest King, fourth horse in the race, mate minimum htta FTP hwn Murphy, Sheet an. Raher Runs lish took known as Anaeles ad "Jan Darwin," who girl M 2 Ann A. C Arbor. follow comand at Oklahoma October waa hardly fast enough for zqoh weights bathed in Frederick. Gooch. Blower 2 Kr:. a of when break has Valla been and Mintage here for several day Andes, 10; F. w. Baker, 107; L. P Octoher 9 Michigan State at Ann Arbor. EIMwn 2 Pheehan. pany. Double pise Lee to attemptwaiting th Brown. 105; T Buel. not recorded; K. Cavenev let Hannahs Texas leag- 2. swim, October 16 Minnesota at Ann Arbur. Time of game 2 hour 8 minKirkwoodsurprined In the first race, carpenter, uers CHICAGO, Sept 8. (Bv the Assofall between them to score three to Kerr entered the water at 19:26 o'clock toR. Connollv, 23 104 110; Arbor. Illinois Ann . L. ... at October odds n a and. at utes. five Umpire--vand Becker. Graflan ciated Pres The secret marring furlong sprint, were Weather conditions th. night. good. not ',!srl,lth 30 ln, Dreary, ln' rrrordrd: J. Garrlty, ingOctober Navy at Baltimore. last May of Hrbert flteger, captain of 9 to I, outran the second favorite. R. Orrenvyomt, Miss Darwin la trying for the prfx l'lot h htttlnic for 1.07; J. Hatton, 10(; J1"?. doubled to November 6 Wisconsin at Ann Arbor. MISSIONS WIN DULL GAME. of the 1924 University of Michigan Good Knough. after the latter had K. Horton. two of 1000 score of the offered Lord the Riddel, 13 by Ohio Columbus. H. 105; November State at Hsv, 105; P. Jones taken the lead from Honey Bird and 110; p. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8. (Unifootball team, and Miss Dorothy Garafter the break. British newspaper owner, for anvon Martinez. 110; W. McTntvre runs November 2u Minnenota at Minneapolis. In a game punctuated by ) versal ANGFLKS. 108 OAKLAND nett. Ifl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. looked like a sure thing. Luke Mar-- , 110 of Gerwho British birth Miss A beats 108: Roach. W. Tribner, 108; the V. B H O. A II II O A Cvrus L Garnett of Evanston has tin, who had beaten Good Knough many hits and numerous errors, the trude Ederle's channel record. Wallis, 98; H. Winters. 103. 6 2 2 n Missions defeated become known to their friends. The day before and waa pointed to reSeattle, 19 to 6. Sclng. 110 (R Zucchini), 112 39, $4 80, xBargaln Day 101; xNablsco 100; the not could among up get Miljus and Luddph did the pitch110 iR. Jones), $J Do, Pandoato 109; xClnderetta 94. parents of the bride, who were said peat won; out, Fabian, Munn. Wayne the (Rig) 1:08 wrestler, ing and both of them were anything out, sei'ond, Seths Alibi, lio (I. Duto have at first refused to recognize leaders and finished third, badly was a snectator at Finicky. Negotiator, Drawthe races yesterbut a mystery. ing Board, Rex Roma, War Grail, Asthe marriage, last night announced beaten. Kirkwood was ridden almost day. He looked x Apprentice allowance, out. third Time, 1:28. Nellie "ample big, to use Home runs hy Jesse and Hufft were bois), the culmination of the romance which perfectly bv Martinez, and was sent cendant, Giant, run. Fox Eurasia, Rubin and also and liaiiiing; Gliding heavy. to the colloquial expression. the only features of an otherwise dull Sweep John S. also ran. Seventh race, began three years ago, when Miss to the front in plentv of time up, claimcontest. lengths. 1 DelRESULTS. BELMONT miles 6th Garnett met the athlete while he was win by two and $14u0 added. ing, SEATTfE MISSIONS BELMONT ENTRIES. BALLYNEW VICTOR. 101 (T. McElroy), a guide in Yellowstone park. . $19. 9o. $8.59, to hande maidens, First race, horsea at the post B n 0 A B n O A. phi. $5 50, Greek won; 5 furlongs. Friar, 113 (J. heralded as a good thing, ln th thirdunruly First Race race Ballynew, 4 2 1 6 Pwansnn. ef.. 6 2 2 0 when he five and fane, cf.... yesterday furlong claiming, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Tur$66 59, $19.70, second. OBrien), The as down by 4 rushing 3 Temptress, the frisky Baggage King. anticipated claiming, fillies. Wld-en11 Finn. 2b performed quieted 6 114 Rrady. 2b... 110 (U'Donnell), 4 to 1, I Club Steading. Elfin Course to tle front in the last eighth and When Baggage King acted Blazes 113; If 4 1 4 IGHieapie. If.. 6 110 ner, lol (D. Dubois), $4 30, third. Time, Trapstick. Sturdy Callaghan. 112 up, (Carto 1, Hay even, won; Candy Rock, Black Orackle, Snowman, Stella 116: Compensation 195; Chaff W. I. Pet! Hufft, rf... 4 10 l'Boone, rf.... 8 18 0 I 52. W. 1. Pet. winning with considerable ease from cracked down and after a little rodeo 8 to S, 3 to S, second; Dramatist, 199; xDurle M. 104; Acquittal 109; Louisville SO 64 .696 8chah. lb 4 2 9 ilUod.i 8b 4 8 2 6 lH,tch G,rl Talor Hay, Frodigal also ter), C, 76 66 .624 Grey Rock, who was hard ridden all performance in which Hay proved S 112 to 1, third. Time, ran(Reilly), 4 2 0 2 Griffin. Ib.W 4 2 9 The Nephew complete master of the situation BagJaaae. 3b. Miiwkss 66 67 .607 8t. Paul.. 76 74 .466 the way by Martinez. l90; Olive Dexter 119; Dona 1.96 Misa Grier, Fair Man, Porto xHeadway sa. 4 0 4 2lade. as Mona 4 10 2 Never Again 100; x DaffoIndn&polt 83 66 .669 Mins polls 60 68 .ifct finished third after forcing the pace gage King marched up to the barrier Totals . .87 14 27 18 Tots! ..84 10 27 11 Ellaworth. Bello Gold, Montclair, Honey, Tipper- dil 196;112; E Huidwta.c. 4 4 2iValtere, e... 8 0 8 0 LINCOLN ENTRIE8. FIELDS Toledo... 76 67 .628 Columbus 88 109 . 832 most of the way and making a bid and behaved like a domestic Charusan 99; Flora M. 113; xRatted for Wets In eighth pet unary Mary, Watch On, Waterbaby, Candy Wild 111: Celestial 105; Luflan Miljus, p... 4 0 1 liLudolph, p... 4 3 0 8 on the upper turn. Grey Hock got til the start was made. First Race $1400 added. sHstfed for Brarfll In eighth, ran. alao Janie Kvader and 101: 101. lead Result. held xx the Yesterday's Rut ted for Raker In eighth. the rail and throughout Fetching t Totals ..86 10 24 Hi and up, claiming, 6 furlongs BYetwell 115; Second race, Second Race Mike fivufy, owner of Cruzern. adAt Milwaukee, and upssRutted for Lary in ninth the five furlong event untfl coming first same: R. H. E two ward, about 2 miles, by innings: about xMy Mary 107; x Frank Sumpter 110; selling, steeplechase, the Balzac xxxButted for Prnatt io ninth. 1 8 0 home, when Winters, a fine looking mits that he Is getting the tough end Re tittle 145 (Mo110; xCobra miles Lady Jacquenetta, 116; xlierdsman Sarko xHalber-die- r Rcora Milwaukee Gold Seal 21 S4 0 apprentice, aent Ballynew to the front of the breaks by 18x; Innings Steeplechase When Run his hors ran . .0 0 0 105.; Ray, Jr, 115; xLeonard G. 110; reau), 16 to 5, 3 to 6, out, won; Oys2 0 0 0 2 0 3 Batteries Plpgraa. Farquhar and Hoff by saving much ground hugging the Labor Day he backed hm heAviiy 149; Gambling Bee 131; Maureen 8 ArLeleB Fills .. .0 2 2 and 1;!., nd xAlr Uastle 110; ter Bed and Botina Court disquali' 11; man; Sanders and McMenemy. xCoyne Bawn 135; Star Saint 131; xPete the favor- he finished seventh. rail. The winner waa odds-oMissions-Cru-- j 06 Yesterday Second game; onB 4. Stats K. R. H. Beauty 107; xSlarmatia 107. fied; Amstello fell. Time, 4:48. Only Scribe 140; Auld Lang Syne 137; xSpeckled ite In the mutuela. zern won at odds of 19 to 1 and Hannah Hemingway. Huns . . 2 1 .0 2. E Jacobs, Paul Second Race $14oO. and one finished. . alla 2. Raker, Lary. U 13 Uhol 140; xJlmmy Boy 130; Stalwart viifv dW rrf hatr Hits .. Off to a poor start after acting up j2 Penn upon Dlckerman Milwaukee sill 1 2. Valla. Lary. g and up, han- 149. Third race, Runs Lane, Callaghaa. Hufft upward, claiming, 6 furlongs Sob rose at the post, John A. Scott. Jr., was un- Mm Summary Dirkerman. Batteries Kolp, Betts end McCarthy; lunings pitched By Dl. kerman 107; Flying Ghtef 110; xGamilla 2. Jeaeee, Hwsnsoo 2, rinu. Boone 8. Rodda, ), 192; dicap, one mile- - Cartoonist, 111 m Third Race and upward, to overcome the commanding lead able 13 plu. hr Gould 2 Danforts, Goff, King and Young. Charge defeat to Griffin, 3 to 1, 8 to 5, out, won; Storm 2. Errors Catlagbao. Monastery 115: x Woody 110; xAlex- Ludolph of Runpreserve In the third race, alfurlongs, the Merrick, conditions, 21. off Gould Huff TJe first Claim of the meeting was Gould At bat Off anrfer xBokl Moore 110, 195; xSerena 2 7 Jcsaeo, Hlade. 5. to Walters. 108 course Runs race 6, main to and Nlda 112; a remarkable Joe ran Marrone he (Harvey), IHta batted-O- ff though yestordav when JerPio Dean Pirkerman 7. off Gould sponsible for Lodolph 4. Miljus 9. Struck 197 .Lew Pope 115; xKeegan 110; iKing, At Loul&me, first game: R. H. E secBecoiid; Black Bart, 97 (Fisher), 4 to III 115; Ursa Major 116; Needlegun t Buna ont a closed a tremendous gap to finlslf ord Off Illck.rmnu 8. off E out Toledo seventh race, 8 g 2. by Miljus 8. 1U2: Quanah By Ludolph Bases xLa Sabina on 115; of 1:S7 1. Duration a Montferrat 102; recalcitrant The ond. With third. Time, Jacob 5. off Go 'id 2. Buna responsible for bnlls Off Bif J15', group lln; claiming price was $800. Isomsrille 4 9 Ludolph 6. off Miljus 4. Wild Third Race I14U0 added, rlalmtng, Abe and Banco Sulvl alan ran. Ble, Happy Argo 115; Son of John 115; Pb kerman 8. E Jacob 3 Gould 4 Ktruck horsea to deal with. Starter Jarvis Ratterlee Ryan. Woolfolk, Maun and Her2 Stolen bases 5 furlonga (.olden pitches Miljus Boons, out By Uickerman 2. hy F Jacob Tup Fourth race, fllllee, tlx Claptrap 116; Sabine 112; Atol 110; waited for the right moment to spring 2. by Jesses. workoutsYesterday's Home in, Deberry. Wilkinson and Dsrormer. JesCallaghan. runs Ine. ins; xFIre Water 104; Shasta R;'-Pt kerman 4, ses, Hufft. the barrir. He failed to wait long Furious Bill 41 Prtt 2 Rases on fuHongjPanella, 124 (McAtee), 11 Mothers Son 110; Padralg 115; Araby j.g bits Lane. Rodda. Cen,n a i?s,lto 20, out, out, won; Tiptop. 11 (E1- - 105; Skfpalong 107: Chocolate Soldier enough, however, and John A. Scott, Miss Lester Sacrifice hit Brady. Runs batted ln Grif- xRushee 101; J07: , to lt cond; Bonnie 110; Unfurled 107; 120. xForetop Half moon 115; Hel8. fin t0 Rodda 8. Jr., was the unfortunate victim of Coombs Lodolph, Jesses 2, Finn 2, i.s 109 117; Salta his hastiness. Runpreserve assumed Wild Thoughts Hufft. E. Baldwin. Schwab 2 O'Brien 104; Trumping Today Gillespie. Pennant, 124 (Johnson), out, third. vetia the Time, 8 Race Fourth Double play Finn to Sleds. the Jerthe lead and was never headed. Roper Snow Cap Bales 1:13 Tims of gams xLittie Guinea 109; xKitten onSkim3.4 Allfey, Festive, 1 hour 65 minutes. handicap.- - one mile Edith Cavell ran well throughout, hut was unable Ladv Rose Goes and Key. 104; xShH.ta Butte 107; Umpires Ijldy. Sun Kalry. Pandera, Phentom ome "J Db kermsn. Valla, fUnts. Krug 2. Double Phyla. 114; 129; mr to hold off John A. Scott, Jr., The Betty Murphv aCroyden Navigator 112; .28 and Bonnie Maglnn also ran. plsra Db'kernisn to Lory to Fenton: Rkr Fourth Race 21500 added clalmln. Felrv wlnneS. ridden by C. Andes and owned Reno Iadv .53 and up. Acrostic 106; Festival 190. to Brubaker to Ceveney F,fth rac. Time of game 2 1. 2 to BEAVERS wae TARE 8. at FIRST. Seth Sekerea, .25 quoted 114 hours 13 minutes. by Marjorie tn Idem, aix Implres Burnside, a Include 6 pound penalty. Blue Bell xLiberty 93. Dancing Fool 194, xCIear-vieran god Shannon. SACRAMENTO, v.n e o 6 1 to 4 wonJOCKEY IS HURT. Calif., Sept. 8. 196; xRuban Rouge 104; Fifth Race Orb 1911-furlongs, 114 (Fator), 7 to . 3 to 5, (Universal.) Portland defeated Sac- toma 10ft; Tag, Play A tip waa rampant on Golden Red Flvlng Gaffney 114. Bluefly, Maidens, Wldener Course .26 KERR8 HOMER DOES IT. ramento, 9 to 2 In the opening game King second; Skyfllght, 114 (Ambrose), 4 theGen. Race $1500 prior to the fourth rare, but few Baggage Fifth 116; Captain Kidd 115; added, claiming, of the serlea here today. The BeaWayne Cruaern 1:14. 1, 51 to third. Just 8 Folks, Time, ANGBLIW, (Untver-kEdwards J. the 6 furgelding capable Sept. Blue Darter 116; Joan Grier 112; Subthought vers to6k a six run lead In the first "The Waukegan, By George. Carom, TomiUmwk IV end lime 115; Caroler IPS ; Horicon 115; of beating such good norses as Good Shasta Express a') Holbwood tiMk the second game two Fair Nn,. F frames .through their ability to innxji t..ah Antinh 107; Breezy Buddy and Snyder. Shlnault. - of the aries from the cellar champion x Foreclose 10.1; Hope. Belle of Milton and aoI Merman 105; 115; Adjutant 115; Birley M. ....... Baughn xBilly hit Kallio Maloney and Betty 6 l the Solon to Rudy Seals today, to 4, hut they had to gp O. 115; Drummer Nevertheless, Golden Red did that Tom Craven Boy 115; Golden Raliy 100; Vim Ginger 101; mile Prlceman, Vna (Malben),rl.lmlr. make error. ten innings to do it. 9 to 5, Payne waa steady 94:mv, xRoyal very thing. After running second to Clavmore Finn 112; Funchal 115; Retaliate 116; hvaI .54 5 and no had trouble breex10 1 to 4 won; The Engineer 106 The fighting Beale bunched three throughout Good Hope all around the track he Dixie Bov lrji4W Overlooked 115; King David 115; Don added, claiming. Ujo to victory. fln1 n off Murphy in the lug PORTLAND. 1 1 J' miles xlgdy Brax- A gradually overcame a Tsord Valentin 51 2 5 Quixote 115; Candy Le 115: Java 112; SACRAMENTO 1 lead entering the streten and Just Moonshine Frank J (Rlly Golden Volt 115; Poiymel 115. ted 191; xUpdlke 194. Zeus th Sec- 1 98 worth; Burwell and Hartley. BHO.A. bhoa In M Shores entry the nosed out the Hills 194; xGreen 6 2 18 Trench. s .... 4 2 2 6 ond Sixth Race 199; xGreen and upward, Mets.Ah .13 Belle of Milton was Irish Jury E Smith. If.. 6 12 9 Monroe 2b. mile and a quarter, the Oak Beach, Woods 191; xSnow Man 304: xTumer Let Ths Tribune Want Ada supply final strides. third. 2 2 0 0 Baker 8b. . Atwell Roseate II 101; 112; WESTEBK LEAGUE. Rohwcr.cf... that upstairs girl this time for you. 194; claiming xLady Raglan xPolly Captain favorite In the race, 107. Martin 112; Sir Leonid 121; FraterBagwell rf . 8 2 2 9 Laris. Ib.., Club Standing. 2 4 M Rhea.c.. Washburn. 2b. 6 got away poorly and, rounding the Seventh Race 81590 added, claiming, nity II 112; Pat Calhoun 109; xClique T,. Pet' W. stumbled and in 2 5 last, turn 110 Osborn. rf. ... 110. McCurdy, lb. upper The DespUlnes," and upMoines 67 60 608 Denver. M Smith as.. 5 18 0 Sweeney, if 1 8 12 0 ward, mile pitched Martinez over tohis head. Mar-tin- e Ds 69 64 568 Omaha the jockeys Okie. City Wendell. e. . 4 14 9 Hoffmaa.ef. was removed 104 4 14 0 197; x Apprentice allowance. xSconp 63 67 ... .663 . Tulsa. Lincoln. . Psyne.p .... 8 10 KalHo p 10 0 1 xTorrh 109; xSpanlsh Name 101; 114 (Coltllatti), even, third. Time, garters, wherehisa hasty examination Clear; faat. 60 11 .630 Wichita. .. Strand, cf. . 1 1 2 0 C Ca nfleld.p.. 10 0 0 revealed that Injuries were not St. Joseph 1 ft 9 Khlr serious. He later was removed to f Knight Yesterdays Results. 10 0 0 the hospital. Moines: e At De After running seventh In an 88 14 27 hi Total Tots? . won was LaiUtm which by race, Railed for Kallio In the fifth, Monday, Cruzern yesterday showed his t Ratted for ( anflcid is the ninth. YOUR& ONg OF JU8TA5 I WA true colors at the handsome odds of Portland ....4 SET T& MAKE THOSE Wise Oofs 19 to 1. winning the last race of the Rprin. Sacramento 2 0 me CATCH A who always day In a manner which left nothing Summarr Runs Meta 8, R Rmlth 2. Me At Tulsa AH ANSWER in the dark respecting his speed. Hat- Oklahoma HAS 2 Washburn, Kohwer Gurdy, Sweeney, HoffHIT ..... City RAIH0R(?P ton sent him to the front and there Tuist 2. Brrora French man. Baker, Davit. ne in the eyc: RgAPY, AINTCHAf he remained. lAtisha, th favorite, Innlnrs ptb bed By Kallio 6. Sweeney 2. Brttterlns Tubbs and Croft: could not overtake him, but managed Rego. Rnna responsible t'harre defeat to Kallio. for Kallio 8 Payne 2. Canfield 1. Struck to cling to second throughout. The nut!! Ksllln 1, by Pirns 2. Baaea on Wit waa only a half lngth behind, At Wichita baPa Off Kallio 1. off Pavna J. off with Montdale fourth. Crusern's odds 4 Tilt by pitcher Sweeney. Stolen were the largest of the meeting. Wlrhlta ... base R Smith. Alts French. Dallas Clinches Pennant in the Texas Loop for Joust ld s) s; th.Y Hawk-Cugra- s; il 1 ' ' 1 1 1 Five-eight- j fifty-nint- x ! f COAST LEAGUE Three-elgth- In-- . t Half-mil- . . . 4 - !, free-for-a- 1 C English Woman j j three-quarter- s, Enters Channel 1 Jl Football Player Secretly Wedded see balls--Of- , ORT8-NE2- after-dinn- cross-chann- I. one-ha- lf one-ha- lf er 1 1 ' . 1 11008000 n b-- Errora-Bra- ...... 041 : (Fa-tor- TMrka-ma- re-- :-- j - f 0 k 1' Two-bas- 3 8 -- year-olds, -- 1 4 , 4 5 furlon-Crenal- Mo-.5- an. w 5 5 k 8 Four-o-FIv- e. w 8 o 2 three-lengt- h ' 8 5 Thats Right, Four-o-Flv- e. 1 the Player Is . . . 1 Always Wrong . 1 eight-hors- 2010101 .90091010 - BRING THEM IN TODAY! Rslterls-an- d NOTES - highRACING class claiming race over the V- Dont wait for wet weather bring as your Injured tires now. We have the finest equipment and the most careful workmen. Our work la guaranteed. 4. A Newhouse hotel course is the feature of todays program at the Fair n. Grounds. There are six entrfs, 365 South Stats Wasatch 6268 Twa-bae- Adams Hoffman. Metr Sweener. Sacrifice htta F fwuble piny Smith, ftohwer. Strand. Monroe to French to Davis. Time of tame 1 hour 40 minute. Darla and Umpires Carroll. At Uncos: Lincoln R t terles Roberts and I1 mood. Picnic, Hilarity, Breechloader, Crescent John A. AcoU. Jr. Although the races ar not so well filled, com- Toronto petition should be quite keen. There Baltimore are two distance events, ths sixth and JTewsrk. . seventh. Buffalo.. In yesterday! first race. If Ran Peur II had won, what a cry would Kewsrk Reading Trene THE and Pt 66 .ftftft 6$ 670 . 666 terwr WHO ALWAYS R6ADYANP THAT C. PRive MANAGER 64 LINCOLN FIELDS RESULTS. Flrat race. up. $1490 add6 claiming, furjonga Phantom 191 L. Graver). $10 90. 66 60, j Kir, .17 39, won; Bell Gee. 191 R. Jones), $70, $3 29, second; Clem Thelaen, 111 (J O'Brien). $2.59. third. Tim, Ray Jr., Bonny Cast and j.l 15 Woody also ran. j Fcond rare. up. claim-Gnf 40 added, 6 furlongs Forester, M tO. Dubtiis), 110.10. $5 90. 64 10, .won: Bathllde Seth. 95 IR. Jones), A ed. insane.' Yesterday's Results. Jny 6 8, City 6. RaMmore 6. Buffsle 16 g, 6. postponed, e Rocheeter-Syraout- rain. S0UTKERB ASSOCIATION. C8 ah Standing. W. 1. Pet W $5 V. Orient N M A4 M 64 .414 Memphis. 96 64 .69 f7tatnrs 77 61 .661 Lit. Reek 66 67 46 61 Mstnyhla 6. 6, rrxxg DiOm ... AUfe Ft. Wrth Be emit men. Utah taadiag. W. L. W. L. TH. M St .67 Hmwtaa 77 TT .417 66 m . 644 sStwvwtmH 73 76 . 444 74 71 .617'Wirhifa f, 71 77 .4 76 77 .4SS' Wae . . . 66 K .411 TwtwrAsVt Wtt Sea AttwM 17-- rt WarU Bn Ha. 6 tUuvwywt Wmw 17. H. P WTfTFXX AMOCIA1TOV. Ytr4 ar Ewelta. Fn 7, ft H 103 R. QUEEN ,(., 2 Grner, 115 battle, and th tens excitement often JU.f an am- - gives their actions and word biguooa turn. Vf&nv minirtra sta redv to lim n 7.$2 $J lo. won; 30, $2 9. Ill Pntl. alun-ina- , ond, 12 59. third. Virginia (ENt) Crooked Work. Miss Carew, Ouer- - lniry I also ran. a Lemar Stock farm fc up, maf- - Pt 6 Rmtei 8taaNtFvU aa f Bell 70, second; I .636 Vs ethers scheduled. $4 I .tvg Yesterday's Results. Atlanta 6, rmhurhejn 6. Chattsneen 6 Litde Reck 7. 99, Klnnerty), $5 49. third Time, 1 16 (Nabisco, Lew pop and Bray Anni also ran. Third rac maidens, Niles Center purae. $1490 added, 54 furlongs Fannie J, U5 (Zucchini', I. Rr. m 7 47 Atlanta.. WnWle ... MM $ Rirmnrha Bash ville. RtshrMU Turf Results, Entries SAY, SOMETH IN ONG OF THoe QUIET GUYS W. L. fT 61 .661' Reehester 87 16 64 BALLPLAYfw' HA8 AW ALIBI Cltb Standing. . Robber Products Co. and Perry Berry. Experienced smokers everywhere Imow this enerous sized pure avana filled cigar is mild, smooth, mellow ana i, Oamiw u. 4. silent and doeen t corns up with on. third 123-6- . High Llf . Nothing made George PLsIlinrs. the BachelorTime. Maid, Kajaba and specialist old Boston manager, quit as mad ai- -' ran a s a plaver a lwa ibl good having rare. up. $1599 addtoner be pulid ex- ed,Fifth ready for 6 th Jhilrnef House cept an athletes remaining aosoiutr-I- v ..! os- - Mafslr. 9t t W. Gamer), speaebtee and not being able to ti t. , si yo, won; 194 (ft. Itoltcn, $5 49. $4 69, Second; give anv reason for a p'sy. Prr.f. TT. unfortunate placer ass wrong, Peterpel ), (H 5. third Fltfn,Puff,$3 Th even If h waa right, aa Mcurt used Time, 1 14 46 Cream orid to put K. ar GsOrdine also ran g.xtH race. up, $169 erv Copyright, 124, Publisher aioanrs, Rvndinzt. added, claiming, 7 furlong I ltianc SI4.RS Hcmcnway & Mocr Company slit |