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Show PAGE TWO. DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. MONDAY, JULY 13, 190E. ! Newsy .(EessSp w ! w AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, ww W WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW OGDEN LEADS THEM Four Fast Games Played Saturday and Sunday Twelve In- nings At Murray. Oidn maintaining Ita lead In the atate league and Glm'a champs continue to deliver a good article of balL Saturday and Sunday's games were all good and. ell attended In Murray and Balt Lake. Murray beat Ogden by a la Wl.ey, the Syracuse messenger boy who was paced by Jake DeRoaler. and Johnny King of Newark, paced by J. Mitchell. In the fifth mile part of the legging of Bonny Briggs of Boston, Root's pace maker, took fire. Undaunted, Roo rode Up after Up without pace. While Wiley was about to Up Root the second time the meeen-ge- r boys pedal broke. He could not get another wheel, so his pacemaker, DeRoaler, took up the running with Root. The Utter hit a terrific pace and made up not only the lost Up, but a half besides. Wiley did not finish. In the five mile mo or race for professions, Briggs won by more than half a mile, the machines of bU competitors, DeRoaler, holder of the record for tho mile and Mitchell, running poorly. WIT OLim STURT lmost to Its Capacity of is mW in GiHE ooks Twenty minutea before the time to Good for Americans. 4 4 ... I Totals. 0 S 0 1 1 1 0 14 I 41 ....II 0 1 4 0 I I . 0 I 1 0 0 I 9 I 17 II 1 Salt Lak AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. On form, however, Council, which, headed by Lord haa worked faithfully but .in properly entertaining the visiting athlete Nearly all of the proposed excursions and reception! have been to 4, but in spite of the apparent lop- abandoned. The stingy attitude of the sidedness of the figures, the contest British people la denounced by the proved thoroughly interesting through- presa aa 'the shame of England." out Never In the hlntory of spurt haa The proceeds of the game were de- there been gathered together such a voted to a worthy cause, being preof stars of that congregated tosented to the Ogden team In the Utah galaxy day in the huge stadium a structure Ute league. more than a thousand feet long and 700 feet wide, built to accommodate a crowd of 70.000 persons. There la every Indication, on form, that the THOMPSON AND KID sturdy sons of Uncle Sam will sweep DALTON HERE TUESDAY Dee-borou- gh Market James, McStewart Stolen bases .Wesaler I. Taylor 2, Toung. Basei on ball OS Sponberg 1, oS e Chevalier 1. hits Ramuhaw. Threebase hits Hausen. Hit by pitched ball Wesaler, Greenwell, Toung Struck out By Sponberg Chevalier, 4, by Cheballdy 4. Umpire West. Attendance 1,50. Two-baa- "Cyclone" Johnny Thompson of Sycamore, Ilia., and Kid Dalton, are expected to arrive in Ogden Tuesday or Wednesday to begin training for their twenty-round bout which Promo. er Wil iam Gulncy la planning to pull off at the UUh Hot Springs, July 27. Dalton U said to be in fine form and Thompson la also In excellent condition. The men will fight at catch weights and their workouts will not be severe. Weasier Getting His Lonely Hit. ' EXCURSION Mutual Improvement and Sunday School. Ogden City and Weber County eacurslon io Saltatr, Tuesday. July 14. Special train on Rio Grande leaves OgOF den at 1:20 a. m. going direct to the beach without change of cars. Special train returning leaves Saltalr at PASSAIC, N, T, July 12. The 7:15p. m. Tickets will be sold for all plucky riding of Eddie Root, In a ten-mi- le trains during day. and good to return motor pared race was the feature on all trains Including train leaving of the meet at the Clifton Stadium Salt Lake at midnight Fare 11.21 today. Opposed to him were George round trip. FUTURE upaeta America should take all tho raceo on the flat up to the mile, with that race In Question, both the hurdle races and all the field events except the Javelin throw. According to a rule adopted by the Britishers, athletes from the colonies will represent the mother country, and thla will materially strengthen England's chance But even with Can-aNew Zealand, Australia, South Africa, and India to fall back on. In addition to Scotland, Ireland and Wale there la little fear but that the result will prove a sweeping victory for the United States. Unele Sam's Athlete The men who wear the American emblem form the greatest collection of athletes ever brought together In a series of competition. Unlike the American try-otha Britishers did not show their full strength Aid even with this added, few St any of the Olympic events are likely to remain In England. Nineteen events are on the program for decision, and while It la expected that one or more of them will be captured by some foreigner, It is probable that America will duplicate the performances made at Athena In 1101, If not surpass them. In the sprints England can produpe very little to compare with Cartmell, Robertson and Rector. Englands Sura Thing. The event looks to be a sur thing for England. A. Duncan, Kendall Harriers; Aldridge and Pearce, Hlghgate Harriers; Underwood, Birmingham Harriers; Deakln, London Athletic Club; Lieut. Hawtry and T. Jack, Edinburgh Harriers; Holdaway, Polytechnic Harrier; 8. Welding, Sutton Harrier, and Aahby, Godlva Harrier are faster than any d. ut live-mi- le SHJMMEM GOOD RICES ON PORTING. SALTAIR TRICK Whiskers Devonvitch Wins a Race and Applause Events Prove Interesting. SALT LAKE. July It. Before one of the largest crowds which has ever gathered at a saucer track In Utah. "Whiskers" Devonevitch, the rushing Russian, won his match race with Mitten on the Saltalr Saucer last night. .The applause that greeted the finish of the race showed the anarchistic-lookin- g whirlwind to be the real goods with the hike fans. le The finish of the lap handi-ca- p professional between Demara and Hollls'er witnessed a hard fight in which the winner was in doubt until the final kick of Demara sent him over the tape in the lead. Hardy Downing won second place In the mile handicap with his bead and not his heel Achom was a Up ahead in this race and of course the scorers gave him the bell on the Ut Up. The bunch started and in a pretty fight Clarke beat Mayer out for what they supposed was first place. Downing kept on going ns he rushed by Clarke, the kangaroo, tumbled to what was up and started hia second sprint, but Downing was too much for him, Clarks get'lng third. The summaries: amateur Final: Mile handicap, Thomas (120 yards), Schneli (40 yards), Hollister (05 yards), Hampshire (70 yards). Time 1:57. Match race, best two in three heat . two-ml- ' one mile Devonevitch won two 5. 1:20 Time 2:01. straight Mile Handicap, professional Final: Achorn (100 yards). Downing (45 yards), Clarke scratch), Wilcox (40 yards). Time 1:52. Two-ml- le tandem handicap, amateur Glle and Meyer (20 yards), Lawrence and Brod beck (20 yards), Schneli nnd Dlefenbacher (40 yards). Time 1:51 1. Two-ml- le handicap, professional Demam (45 yards), Hollister (44 yards). Palmer (70 yards), Mitten (M 1-- 4-- Time 1: 51. NEW YORK, July IS. Among the yard Important sporting events on the cal- NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. endar for thla week are th following: The hours for sprinkling Uwna are Today. Interna'tonai Olympia games begin aa follows: All consumers east of Adams avein tbe British Stadium at. London. nue, including the east side thereof, asWestern Golf Championships of will sprinkle from 0 to I a. m., and sociation begin at Rock Island, I1L to 1:10 p. m. AH consumers Great Western Circuit harness races from west of Adams avenu including the begin at Terr Haute, Ind. International automobile racing week west side thereof, will sprinkle from I to 10 a m. and from 0:10 to I p. m. begins at Oatend, Belgium. Connecticut State tennis champion- On account of the Urge consumption of water daring these month K Is ship at Litchfield dub. Invitation tennis tournament at necessary that the Uwn sprinkling be divided into two district and all waN. J., Tennis club. Georgte atate tennis championships ter consumers are requested to confine the sprinkling of Uwns within the at Log Cabin, Macon, G above specified ' hours. Wednesday. Sprinkling St Paul Automobile club will hold without a nonle, will be turned off international racing meet on Hamlin without further notice. track. OGDEN WATER WORKS CO. Thursday. Pittsburg baseball fans will celebrate in honor of Hans Wagner. . KEEF YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED Friday. Cornish wrestling tournament begins at Hancock. Mich. , ef a Met Saturday. gstsiBssirsf Osrsu, International turnfeat and gymnasThere are many nun who wear their tic competition begins at Frankfort. haU practically all the time when awaka, Germany. Annual ocean power boat race front and are biassed with a heavy shock of hair; yet if tbe scalps of these same mea Marblehead, Mas, to Ney York. ones became infested With dandruff Regatta of Hobokan Amateur Row- germ the parasites would multiply all ing association on Hudson River. the Quicker fdr lack of air. Baldness Tach- - race of Atlantic Yacht club on would ensue as tha final result New Gravescend Bay. toes Hexplddo kins these germs sad stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant TRIALS FOR WARSHIPS. growth. Herplddo U a pleasant hair Sea-brig- ht. dressing ns well aa a dandruff curs and July II. By order contains not aa atom of injurious Bend Sold by'laadlng druggist of the navy department, the battleship We. stamps for ssmpte to Tbe Harp4 Mississippi will have her final trial elds la Co.. Detroit Mich. off Newport, R. L, tomorrow. o emits end Two etuw 0 WASHINGTON, sub-sta- nc II. CLOTMMS are best posted upon fabric quality and thorough tailoring, will most appreciate the exceptional character of our clothing Bargains Men tyho TO SALTAIR, VIA RIO GRANDE WESTERN noors mug is haa caused calculations before and may do ao again. medala. Chances of America. In LONDON, July XI. With the great stadium at Shepherd's P rniwdes ilnioat to Its full seating capacity, the flags of all competing nations waving, apectatore cheering and King Edward looking down upon the animated scene from the royal box, the International Olympic games were Inaugurated today. Two thousand and five hundred athletes from twenty countries will share In the competitions. Unde Sam'a branwy band red- of blooded athletes played a prominent pert and were lustily cheered, although It la the fondest hope of English aporiamen that their long record of victories may at last be overthrown. Shame of England. There le nothing to mar the euccess of this week's greet content, except the poverty of the British Olympic I It consideration. 000000000000000000 f tea-Lco- nd the board and many are of the opinion that they will not only aweep the board, but take it back with them. There la many a slip 'twlxt the cup and the lip, however, and to thoae who have been watching the tremendous Interest that haa been shown In athletics In Sweden, France and the British Iales since the Olympic Game of 1900, with the reeulting Improve, ment. It looks aa If the meet would not be bo much of a cake walk for America aa appears at first sight The English climate must be taken Into PREVIOUS OLYMPIC RECORDS. an 100-me- ter a lo S score Saturday and Salt Lake ELKS IRE BEATEN went down to defeat before the duaky Occidentals by a If to 7 score. 4 Yesterday, at Murray, the colored BT HEBEI CLUB a II and ameltermen the played boys Inning game, resulting In victory for 4 the Occidentals by a 4 to I score. Salt Lake lout before the terrlflo onslaught The Elks' club baseball team of Ogof Glm'a champa yesterday, I to 0. Og- den and the Weber club nine, a den making Its two acoreo In tho ninth hot game on a local diamond played Sunday Inning. afternoon, the Utter aggregation comOgden. ing out victorious after nine full InAS. R. BK. PO. A. B. nings of apecUcular play. I I 1 I f 0 The acore, when the duat cleared Wesaler, as 1 0 from the diamond, was found to be 14 1 9 Taylor, 2b .... four-Oerm- ovation during tha review before King Edward, where they held the position at the bead of the parade. King Edward entered over a path strewn with beautiful flowers and In tha opening the game, delivered a formal address In which he complimented the committee on. arrangements. He praised tha athletea unstintedly and expressed t" hopes that the beat team would win. The king bowed to each team during the review as they dipped their national flags before him. The opening pageant, notwithstanding the rain, was an Inapirtng sight, 7 Margetta, If Otmlin. cf. Rama haw, Id , . Greenwell. lb Helmle, rf. Sponberg, p. ... ' Tha American team of ninety athletaa was given an enthusiastic begin play he stepped Into the grandstand and took seat besides Messrs. Brush and McGraw, president and manager respectively, of the New Tork club, who had come over from Pttta-bur- g to watch the game. For two or three moments the three men engaged in conversation when . the doomed man's head fell backward. Medical men were at hia side Ine'ant-l- y, 4 but to no avalL He uttered not a 4 word after being stricken. PUyera car- 4 ried the body to their clubhouse and from thera it was removed to his home 4 A on North Champion avenue. 4 was called The Kme off. ..... five-mi- le TOUT 70,000 Persons enof the Americas trant E. R. Voight of the Manchester Harriers captured toe and event in England In 25:21 Bellars took 24:44 for the distance at the Philadelphia tryout Cou Leahy of Ireland, who won the high jump at Athena In 1004, is a dangerous man in this event. Nicholson of Scotland and Walsh of Canada must be reckoned with in the hammer throw, and McDonald, another Canadian, is a capable man at the hop. step nd Jump. With these exception England haa no one of any serious moment able to extend the Americana in the field 'event Other Natiena' Chance In the German tryout which were held in Lelpslc, while resulting in tbe record prosmashing of duced nothing which should cause '.he Tankea athletes to worry. In Sweden and Fiance, however, the United States and Great Britain may Sweden catch one or more Tartar in particular haa made groat athletic strides during the past few day In tho event Sweden haa Knutt Llndborg, consistent century, filer, who haa two victories over J. W. Morton, the English champion. Finland In Waight Finland will probably figure in the weight events with Jarvlnen, who is a giant, and la said to have hurled the discus 141 feet 4 inches, although he ia not credited with the mark in America. Saull, Klklander Wllkman, and the brothers Jacobson showed good form in th Finnish field event but not enough to raise any undue hopea at the London games. J. Jacobson may score in the Javelin throw, however. Niementn will start in the Marathon race, and may cause some trouble. France has produced some of the in tha greatest distance runner world. Hagueneau of Lyons has repeatedly beaten the English crack and only once has tasted defeat on English soil. With the records of the recent tryouts In Americ England, Germany, Sweden, Finland and France, the wearers of the Star Stripes should cap ture at least fourteen out of the nineteen Olympic diplomas and gold 1-- 5, LONDON, Eng., July II. King Edward of England, King Georga of Greece, King Haakon of Norway. Queen Alexandria, the Duke and Duchese of Sparta, the Crown Prince and princess of Sweden, the Duk fe Argye, Duke and Duchess of Connaught and scores of titled personages, together wt.h fully 104,000 spectators thronged the stadium at threa oclock this afternoon, gathering In a drenching rain to witness the opening of the Olympic games, COLUMBUS. O., July II. Thomas J. Bryce, president of the baseball commission which baa produced tho sport Columbua since the organisation of the American association, died this evening in night of 1.000 people, who bad gathered to see the final game of the ar-le- e with the ToUdo club. Shortstop Castro of Salt Lake Gate High One, UK lip 4 long-distan- 2,500 Athletes From Twenty Countries Compete in WeeK's Contest Huge Stadium Crowded A-L- WoffM pDito A MET WaisTaimer ClofcMmg C. ' |