Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10

Cesar S!mar the French rider who has
been under the management of Frank
Waller intends TO sail for home within
week. He has not reached the rid
| ire form expected and like Edward
| Teylore, feels that the American eli
mate Is not conducive to speed. Slmar
| and Taylore scored we'll across the
water but unfortunately neither of
| them successfully competed with
| American riders.
Tommy Hall. the dimlnutive English
lad, who displayed such marked abil-
ity in the big six day race at Madison
Square garden last December, viii go
| TO Vallsburg from Washington within
few days TO complete his training.
| 10 Is reported from the capital city
| that Hall is travelling wonderfully fast
| behind pace and Is favorably consid-
cred as a probable candidate for Mi
chaers shoes He is Of the same build
as the Welshman and has the same
| position on the wheel
League President Critchlow Is par
ticuar In his instructions TO umpires
| to compel players TO coniine themselves
| 10 gentlemauly and orderly conduct in
| the ball games, even II II requires re-
moval of the offender from the game
or election from the grounds. A fine
or two OF recent imposition have been
steps in the right direction and Presl-
dent Crtchlow announces his deter
minatlon to stand by any just and pro-
per penalty which might be imposed
by his umpires.
The Anaconda Gun club entertained a
delegation OF Butte trap-sh0oters on
Sunday last at the range west of the
city. A practices shoot of six events
was first INDUCED in by the members
OF the two clubs, after which. there
was a Brownlee challenge medal con-
test and a contest for the "B' medal 10y
the second-ra shooters Of the local
club. The Brownlee medal shoot was a
single event OF 50 targets to the man.
10 men taking part IN the contest The
medal was won by II. G.. Lougee of
Butte.
The endeavor TO match Benny Yanger
and Terry McGoyern is again being
made. with some prospects that q
match may be ciinched For long
time Yanger has been preparing for
Just such a contest He has never met
defeat. and up 10 the present time
has fought number Of good men. lie
has Knockout victory over Young"
Corbett on his record and In reality
has no other good engagements unless
Il be a longer fight with kid" Broad, |
with whom he drew In a siX-round en- |
counter.
The Denver Post says that Manager
McKenna who is caring for Abe At |
tells business affairs. thinks that At |
tell had Yanger beat city block at |
the end of the fifteenth round and that |
Siler simply ordered It TO go on for five
more ROUNDS to give Yanger another /
chance. This he took and was
awarded the fight In the nineteenth |
round, when the police stopped il. II |
seems under the circumstances as
though a draw would have been ac-
ceptable, for n Attel had the hest Of
fifteen rounds and Yanger In only two.
and the police STOPPED the fight, the
little Californian certainly was en-.
titled TO SOME confederation. But this
Is the luck OF the fighting game. and
those who are In II must take X as 1t
comes.
Malachy Hogan. In the Chicago Rec.
ord Herald. says that Jeffries Is not
SNOWY fighter but Is a most effective
one. His victories have not been so
brilliantly Won az those ofFltxalmmons.
but they have been won nevertheless.
Jeifries Is apt TO be slow, but sure. |
Fitzsimmons Is more likely to discover
some new trick IN the lighting line. OF
all the new blows invented, thge Illus.
trated by FitzsimmOns have been tia
most lasting. His feat OF knocking out
Corbett with a solar plexus blow was
a revelation His double shift used
against Sharkey and Rubin. was
new turn and one that proved to be
worth the using. Fltzslmmons may
have learned something new He may
have figured out a way to hit Jeffries
a feat that has not always been found
difficult Even Rubin was reported 10
have found II no troublesome matter
10 big Jefries IN the fight last year
but MS hitting counted for nothing. !