Show V ' rr THE HERATiD-BEPTJBIJCA- POLLY APID HER PALS i'At'Dnorus6tAfc -- ia4£sz£D HER Ft’pfffc h-ujc- £s At4ftKfeT n ul tocXidt 'T '12ayi b'jbrihi U4fcla' ‘W’ U2ELL Copjrrifht 1917 by Newspaper Feature Senrice Inc - - RR- i Great Britain rights reserved Registered in U-S- ’ POSTPONEMENT CAUSES SWITCH IN DATES SET Yesterday s Results Entries for' Today ' Chicago Sept - of 28— the Chicago-Ne"York games 'today necessitating playing a game in New York 'next' Monday caused a swift schedule of change to ' be made in the exhibition ' games for ' the American ' league champions Instead of playing Cleveland here next Tuesday as originally planned the game will be transferred to Cleveland The teams will return here for a game Wednesday As these contests are not under the Jurisdiction of the National commission the players will not share In the receipts-Thgames will be the last In which the Chicago club will engage- before meeting New York in the world series w - ' Princes Black Frost Kephytia Marjorie D HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS Horse Margaret N Jsnlca Surpassing Tum-bhi- n High First race five and a half furlong— won also ran 102 (Walla) 3140 $1060 $660 LOUISVILLE ENTRIES Paganini 107 (Eowani $210 $270 second alx furlong— race maiden' Ideal 103 (Ilarnesi $840 third Time 1:0S1-First and S 8-- 6 1-- Gln-gersn- ap ran sixth race Sweet Elysium 109 Charming 109 Jiffy 109 Bubbling Loud109 Bon Tramp 112 Qnlto 113 Keroola 112 Little Boss 112 Tim McGee 112 Also eligible—Imp Glonakilty 109 Imp Begal Lodge 112 Dr Nlckell 112 W P Dabny 109 Second race claiming np alx furlongs —Ophelia W 103 J Rufus 103 Dimity 104: David Craig 104 Sedan 106: Pboelon 107 e xKlnney 106 Squealer 109 Othello 111 112 Cane Ran 115 Bradley’s Choice 119 Also eligible —xMilestoae 99 Home Sweet Home 109 Clairvoyant Frank Burke er 109 St Jude 109 Lang-born- 106 e - t DOUBLES FEATURES ARMED GUARDS ACROSS ROAD KEEP N RUSSIANS IN ORDER PANIC-STRICKE- Pittsburgh1 Sept 28—Drawn matches mixed In both the men’s and the doubles were features of the first day’s play In the patriotic tennis tournament on the courts of the Pittsburgh Athletic ambulance club for the benefit of an outfitted by ' the national unit tennis association lawn ' Charles Garland of Pittsburgh and 8 Howard Voschell national Indoor champion met Fred B Alexander and Harold ’ Throckmorton The match resulted 11-- 9 and 6 In the mixed doubles Miss Molla Bjurstedt was with Harold Throckmorton paired Miss Marian Vanderhoef and against William Tllden Jr of Philadelphia The Pennsylvania state champion scores were 4 and 6 Both matches will be played off tomorrow In the singles Garland defeated Al2 Mrs Felix B exander 8 Snowden formerly Miss Martha Guthrie triumphed over Miss Vanderhoef 0 In a spirited eontest Tll4 and 4 den won from Voschell 6 : - to-b- e - 3-- 6-- 4-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 0-- 6-- 6-- RE-ENGAG- ED t-- out-pitch- ed ear-old- Moscowa Embroidery Marion Goosby 109 Sixth race handicap $1000 up mile 1( (Rowan) $410 $230 1220 won Maxim’s and n sixteenth— Imp Faux Col 102 Dick WillChoice 10!) (Rice $280 $360 second: Hesse iams 112 Waite 112 Midway 114 Ed King Gorin Manager Time 1:61 103 12L Collins) $310 third Bond Smith Field and Tie l’in also ran Seventh race claiming up mile and Seventh race mil and a furlong —G M Mil- an eighth—Berlin 101 Thanksgiving 103 Alert ler 110 (Ambrose) $540 $350 $400 won: Brick-le- y 102 Jack Reeves 101 Aidebar an 107 110 (Rowan) Inst 107 Black Broom 107 Bell Boy $380 $320 second Egmont 108 Time 1:69 5 115 (Haynes) $480 third Grumpy 110 xLady Botha 112 Brynlyma Paymaster Baby Sister Billy Oliver and IIx—104 Rosewater also ran Apprentice allowance claimed Weather— Clear Track— Fast HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES five and a half race First — Onico 112: Red Sox 110 Caveman 100 AQUEDUCT RESULTS a— Kabunta II 1U6 Tbamer 103 Miss Bryn 112 race five furlong — Midnight Snn Ill First a— Matowa Boots 107 Drill Master 106 Fusty 5 4 to 2 7 to 10 won Annchen IS to (Tinnier) — 103 a Saunders entry 104 (Lye) & to 1 4 tol I to 5 second Dragoon sev mil race and and up Second 6 to L 8 to 1 4 to 1 third of Menlo 113 Paymaster 111 enty yards— Bean Time 1:01 Olympus Lady Rookkle High 116 110 Rosewater 113 Peg Isciigabibhle Pledra Wabeek Ballast Llthoilck and Phalcr-iaFrea 104 x—Napoleon 103 x— Mis Represent also ran 113 99: Egmont 113 Balfron 113 Goodwood Second race six fUrlong — Ultimatum 121 (Bux107 110 Defender Jubilee Merry ton) 4 to 1 2 to 5 out won Sharpshooter ID 99 x— Highway 102 10T: x— Bar of Phoenix (Borel) 11 to 10 1 to 5 oat Leochares 102 Also eligible: Tootsie 104 Bar y Warren 110 (Hntwelll 11 to 5 1 to 3 oat third Tim 1:30 Canto 113 Bugler 113 Three starters Third race all ages six furlong—Baraac Third race alx- furlong—Mary "Powell 104 117: Uackhay 106: Sea Beach 100 Murphy 116 (Troise) 16 to 6 even and 1 to 2 won Gillies Bond 100: Milkman 104 111 (Buxton) 16 to 5 even 2 to 6 second Miss and up mile and a Fourth race Krnler 100 (O’Bert) S to 2 1 to 2 out third 126 a —Unde Bryn Time fiirloinc —Omar Kltayyam 1:40 Hanobala and Traction also ran 111: Kd Roclm 102 Flitter Gold 113: a— Priscilla Fourth race ail ages mile and a sixteenth — Mnllcns 109 Holiday 95 a— Ross entry 116 (Bntwell) 11 to 6 2 to 5 Choice and np mile and Dadtly’s Fifth race- -— 1 8 to 5 Red Post 113 Gartworth 113 out won Crank 114107(Buxton) 6 to seventy yards out second Bight (McAtes) 7 to 5 2 to 107 Impression Ill Arbitrator Scorp II 113 1C4 Time 1:46 2rS Garbage also ran 5 out third x—Tranby x— Faraway 10S Annie Kilgar race mile— Dnettiste 116 (Keougn) 12 to 10:2 Early Morn 113: Mr Mack US Garish 5 Fifth even 2 to 5 won Stradlvarlna 115 (A' Col110: Loneland 107 Sun 113 Kathleca II second Madame Broom lins) 5 to 1 2 to 1 and 4 to x— Slgtit 10S x— Lewis Opper 10R 112 (Bnxton) 14 to 5 3 to 2 out third Cum 110 Also eligible: Last Spark 106 Lady Cnrie 1:41 5 Conduit Kalamla Park and Star-lik- e x—Smith Field Time 108 x— Humiliation 104 also ran 108 Sixth race six furlonge— Salvestra 109 (Lyke) - ear-ol- d and up mile and a Sixth race Mae 172 Perpetual 106 Captain 4 to 6 1 to I out won Perigourdlne 104 (Campsixteenth — Fair — — Montresoor 107 x Arbitrator 91 bell) 12 to 1 5 to 1 5 to 2 second So Lons Kar 102 104 (McAtee) 4 to 1 5 to 2 4 to 5 third 106 Lctty 1:14 Hiik Bird 112: Alxlon 106 Stonehenge Time Shop Girl Bonne Cause Adeline PaHesse 102 x— Phil 1'ngar 104: x— Enjoy 88 and up mile and tricia also ran Seventh race Ill Baby Lynch seventy yards— No Mauajr-108: x— Eagle 1C3 x— Mannchen 97 modeling AQUEDUCT ENTRIES x— 111: Merry Jubilee 103 Sir William Johnson and up mile-Mi- rra First race 101: x— Golden Rautam 92 Christie 1U Alex 100 xMotherMachrae 95 xSpectr 97 None Such Gels 106 x — Kilts 101 x — Ap'ireniiee allowance claimed irpia II 100 Lady Little 108 Weather cloudy track heavy Second race steeple chase and np two and n half miles— Cresthlll 147 Rtonewond LOUISVILLE RESULTS’ 137 137 Brooks 184 Pussy Willow The Brook By International News Service 143 8t Charliote 133 ear-oly d fillies five fnrlonga — Third race First race mile and 70 yards—Lightfoot 106 (L Clarissa 96 Stamping Ground II 106 Rita 96 Miss Garmr) $430 $300 $270 won Prospector 109 107 Water Bine 109 Plpp 103 Killamey xlmp Ben Lnl9868 Imp (Uentryi $470 $470 second 1:43 104 5 third lime Sir Will- Gi tiding 105 xKokohl xPayehe Imp (Dreyeri $460 March 105 Bella Crestwoud Girl Barring- Heather Filler Flying Dart 107 Miss iam Tokalon 102 111 107 xSnn PorKiss Gertrude Imp Lady ton Bonnie Lassie Contestant Spring Song Valo 104 tia 105 Tea Party 106 High Santo awl Avia also ran and up handicap mile Fourth race Second race alx furlongs—Amaaon 114 (GenM Bert Thurman 99 and an eighth— Rnnea 99 Roamer 127 Imp Man-lattry) $370 $340 $310 won: Tol 108 Cblchlet 108 Sherwood (Barrett) $1240 $710 aecoud Misa 1:14 and np six fnrlonga— Fifth race Enver 194 (M Garner) $1320 third Time Manganese 123 Bine Fox 106 xMay W 100 Sey The Duke Fleurvo Dr Nelabn Lady Mil- Counsel 112 Star Finch 116 llore Key Mare and Walter dred Palatable alx and a half Sixth race H l’earce also ran ' Rifl 110 Wyoming 114 Boa D’Or !H Third race five and a half furlongs —Benefac- Game Cock 97 Kepperhan 110 tor 110 (Martini $930 $6 $480 won: Darnaya xApprentlce allowance claimed 111 (Connelly) 740 $460 second Pan! Connelly Weather cloudy track good Cbunt 107 (Shilling) $1044 third Time 1:06 5 Borla Parrish Unar King Trovato Job Thayer 4 4 4 4 ran Frank Wilson and Quartette also Rafferty race mile and one sixteenth — Iolite Fourth 104 GREAT PALLS CLUB (McDermott)- - $42980 $11440 $3270 won second $390 $320 Franklin 104 (Stearns) WANTS ITS MONEY Emerson Cochran 112 (M Garner) 4770 third Time 1:16 Hesperus Dorothy Dean Sharp Boston Sept 28—H IL Frabee Frost Sansymlng awl Yenghee also ran of the Boston American fnrlonga— Prince of Como 107 Fifth race-sipresident 510 $380 won Vogue 110 4-(Connelly) $1070 club today definitely de- league second: Believe Me 4- $620 $520 (Callahan) to dined accept the challenge of 4 Boys 96 (Barrett) $760 third Time 1:12 Marlon Goosby Ben Zarata and Fruit Cake also ran 4- P D Haughton president of the Boston National league to play a Sixth race five and a half fnrloug— Myrtle $650 $550 won Kirs-tie’- e 4- Gale 10S (Kelly) the close of the reg- city aeries Cub 108 (Callahan) $21220 $570 second season: i 105 4 (Clmnt) $350 third Time Hamilton A The Red Sox eald there ap- Clara MJttln Postmaster: Star Baby 4-1:07 K Broom Peddler Jane Fraces Theodor Fair 4 peared to he no genuine demand alsxran Kale Ilmn Schorr and Malice local f ol- Seventh race mile and a furlong— Dnvedale 4-- for these games by the Wads-worth- Am-phl- - Patent Office Third race claiming up mile and 3a sixteenth— Jovial 95 Dr Tuck 101 xFalry HUTCHINSON WINS ONE Legend 102 xMisa Fannie 104 El Key 106 Fellow Man 105 Booker Bill 109 Zlm 109 Hutchinson Kani‘ Sept 28j —HutchxCaslm 109 xSleeth 110 inson defeated Des Moines 5 to 1 here 2- -6 6- -3 Fourth race claiming up mile and n sixteenth —Saffron Girl 99 Penrod 99 x Beauty today lit the third game of the series Shop 100 xJulia L 106 xTuah Tush 106 for the championship of the Western Clare 107 The Grader 100 Prince Hermls 112 league Des Moines won the two games BEZDEK Tnrco 116 26 —Hugo Bezdek the Louisville cup recently played In that city Graham Fifths race $2500 added — Pittsburgh y Des who succeeded Sept three and np two miles Imp Courtly Lass for Hutchinson Callahan as manJames' 97 Fixer 100 105 106 mile and a sixteenth —Sky Pilot 2-- ’a on fur-lon- gs 4--6- n - 2-- 6 - i 4-- 3- i Moines boxmen today and the Jatter of the Pittsburgh Nationals sevteam never had a chance to win The ager months eral ago has signed a contract score: to manage the club next season it Des Moines 00000001 0—1 4 2 was announced tonight by Barney Hutchinson 8010 0 001 x—5 5 0 club president Bezdek will Kalllo Dressen O’Doul and Spahr Dreyfuss leave for Eugene Ore tomorrow to Graham and O’Brien take up his work as coach of the University of Oregon football squad HARVARD CAPTAIN Cambridge Mass Sept 28 — William B Snow of Stoneham today was appointed captain of the Harvard Varsity eleven Snow was a member of last year's team Wingate Rollins of Boston who was freshman coach last year was ' : of the appointed“ head ' coach varsity " squad" 4- 4-- light-heavyweig- out-foug- ht ht - - - 228 4 4 4- 4-- MISKE BEATS MORRIS New York Sept 28 —Billy Miske the St Paul Carl Morris of Oklahoma in nearly every round of a ten round bout here Morris' head tonight Miske reached and body frequently with both hands Miske weighed 176 pounds and Morris ' 44 AVIATION SERVICE IS LEAST DANGEROUS RED SOX ACCEPT BRAVES CHALLENGE Cincinnati Sept 28 —Money in 4 By International New Service the hands of the national baseball 4-reader we are commission was attached today by Washington —Gentle about to “bust” a pet “bubble so get Sheriff Schott at the Instance of the Commercial National bank of primed for it The aviation service is the least haz4- Great Falls MonL which claims ardous of all branches of the' army The 4-- $139309 is due it from the Great United States government ranks the Falls baseball club follows: 4The money attached Is the sum 4 risks as Medical corps First —— 4- the Great Fails club received from Second Infantry the Pittsburgh National league Third— Artillery club for A Beeckel a player — Cavalry Fourth of rules the the Under big leagues — Fifth Flying corps such 'money must go through the 4Of all branches in the allied armies 4- hands of the National commission since August 1914 to kill each trying on and the sheriff caught it In tran- the western front the air4 other sit so to speak men’s mortality was the least There are fewer— very many fewer— fighting 4f 4-4- - 4-4- - 4 - 4-4- - - - 4-4- 4-4- - 4-4- 4-4- - - 4-4- 4-4- - At several points along the line of retreat troops drawn np aeross the road kept the fleeing Russians in some semblance of order during one of the reverses Russian arms suffered on the eastern front In many cases the soln diers became and fled in disorder panic-stricke- airmen In the aviation corps than the average reader of war news might think In a British air squadron for instance there are roughly speaking 200 men Of these only from 48 to 24 per cent are fighters and these are all officers Of the army of 110000 war fliers expected to be put in the field by the United Ststes it Is expected that at' the end of the first year 103680 will be alive At least they will be If the ratio of mortality of air fighters on the Italian front where the fighting has been bloody be not exceeded It was not until June 24 1916 that the first of the fighters in the Lafayette Escadrllle was killed He was Chapman of New York Sergt Victor shot down as he flew to the rescue of Norman Prince another AmeriSergt can who was beset by two German fly-eSince then' up to date Just five more of the Escadrllle — Rockwell McConnell Prince Hoskier and Genet — have been killed Two of the Americans have been captured They were Bach and Wlllla Chapman before his death had downed four foes and had seven machines shot under him ANCIENT GREEKS USED DREADED LIQUID FIRE By later national New Service New York —Many of the weapons used In modern warfare and generally considered by this generation to be the result of the modern scientific age are not only not the products of contempodate back In rary genius but some cases three actually thousand yeara Among the multitude of antiquated revivals the asphyxiating bomb stands as a good example This missile has been used by the armies and navies of ancient empirea Probably long before Caesar's time but certainly contemporary with him it was put to good use by the Greeka the Romans- the Carthaginians and the navy of Cleopatra of Egypt used the weapon In several battles it probably having been lntroduce'd by Antony According to existing records the priority of invention lies with the Chinese Instead of deadly chemicals It contained materials that emitted a nauseous odor accompanied by stifling smoke Later this device was known in Europe and carried the rather Inelegant The German crown prince declares but expressive name of “stinkpot" Another Chinese war method used by that he still — expects to go to Part a We war as ancients and brought up to date by a the he of may hope prisoner - 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A SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 291917 N byname joar eoal ? W A |