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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
TROPHY FOR SALT LAKE BOWLERS'
.Janet Murdock. Beatrice Anders0n.

regulation bowling pin and. with the
base. stands twenty inches high. It
is handsomely embossed. and has
plate attached upon which will be en-
graved the names of the winners. The
conditions under which the trophy is to
be competed for are left TO the members
OF the city league by the donors, and
it was decided 10 offer it to the team
that it won ii three years. The league
viii purchase a glass case and stand
for the trophy and place it on exhibit
ton I'm whichever alley succeeds In win
ming it, TO be held On trust until next
season comes around. when another
series Of games lasting all winter will
be played OF. The team winning the
trophy three times viii retain final
ownership AS soon as the trophy is
received it viii be placed on exhibit
ton at the different alleys around the
city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
THE WAREHOUSE CUP
SiddOns Eassd Up and Took the
Two and 0ne-QuaTter
Mile Race.

San Francisco. Cal. March THE
Waterhouse cup at two and quarter
miles resulted in an easy victory for
Siddons. with Nones. the favorite. sec
ond. and Colonel Ballantyue third. The
weather was cloudy and the track slow.
Speculation was heavy and Nones had
The call throughout, although Siddous
and Cunard We're well supported. Col
Onel Ballantyne went to the front fol-
lowed by Nones and Siddons.
There was not much change until the
end of the first mile when Siddons as
stunned command. He was never head
ed and won. eased up. from NOnes. Col
onel Ballantyne was an easy third. One
hundred lengths away Cuuard was very
dicky and. near the finish. stumbled
throwing j. DAILY. The boy remOunted
and rode TO the wire in order 90 save
starting fee. The race had "A value Of
$1,000. of which s.. 200 went TO the win
ner. All fav0rites went down 90 defeat
summary.
First race, FutuTity course, selling
Little Margaret won. Alice Carey sec
ond, Snare third. Time-l:1lh.
Second race. four furlongs, selling
Selected won. Silent Water second,
B0mbardier third. Time-49 seconds.
Third race. six furlongs, selling
HuachuCa won, MimO second. Next
cania third Time-1:15.
Fourth race. WaterhOuse cup. two
and a quarter miles. value S3.O60-Sid-
dons won. NOnes second. Colonel Ball
lantyne third. Time-3:5S
Fifth race. mile handicap-Flush Of
Gold won, Dunblane second, Dainty
third. Time-l:4lls
Sixth race. mile and one-slXteenth,
selling lgnaciO won, Antole second,
Autolght third Time-1:4SA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
HOLLIS CALLS A HALT
Harvard Professor Wants All
HaTVaTd-YaIe Games For
Future Cancelled.

Boston. Mass, March professor
Ira n. Hollis. chairman of the Harvard
athletic committee, i'm an article Writ
ten for the Harvard graduates mag
azine, suggests giving up the annual
football contest with Yale. He thinks
Harvard would profit by emitting It..
In leading up TO this point Professor
Hollis reviews at some length. the gen
eral trend Of college athletics, which
he maintains are growing better in
spirit.
He thinks that one fatal thing for
good sport is the suspicion which pre-
walls between rival universities. Then.
he says, referring 10 Harvard football:
The most demOrahzing football
game played by Harvard during the
wear is that with Yale. This has been
true for many years with only an oc-
casiOnal lapse into a season Of good fell
lowship. The students OF the two uni
versities. are, IN the main. friendly TO
one another. but this game seems TO
arouse their worst impulses. Suspi-
cions are rife, bets are on, and studies
are practically suspended during the
entire week preceding the game. The
graduates. too, have their period OF
excitement, and are IN large measure
responsible for the feverish strain IN
which the game Is played.
ION the whole it would be a good
thing to have the game given up and
the fun schedule shortened by that
much. or another less strenuous game
substituted. Certainly Harvard would
profit by IL, and our students would
take the sport with other teams more
In the spirit of fun"
Interviews with both graduates and
under graduates who have had the
most TO do with Harvard football fail
TO show that Professor Hollis idea OF
dropping Yale Is endorsed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
TOO LATE, SAYS LUCAS
Fight to the Bitter End His Ulti.
matum to the Outlaw
League.

Portland. March IA special to the
Evening Telegram from San Francisco
says.
Although President W. A. Lucas of
the Pacific Northwest league evades
reporters and declines TO be inter-
viewed as to his movements his whole
plan in the baseball controversy has
been revealed. He is known to have
profered 10 II. b. Hopkins. BOOB Cali
fornia street. a franchise for a club
I'm San Francisco Of the Pacific North
west league. The offer has been ac-
cepted.
He has informed Mr.. Hopkins that
he is I'm the fight TO stay, that he viii
not withdraw. that clubs at Los An
geles and San Francisco viii be
formed, and that he hopes to Guido
the Pacific Coast league by having
eight clubs instead of six, the number
the other league intends to have. Lucas
says that he cannot depend upon Hick-
ey and Sexton to bring about peace
now as he does not believe that they
can help him.
Charles Reilly, who was third base
man of the Los Angeles team last year,
has received the franchise for a Los
Angeles team. The season Of the Pa
ciic Northwest league viii open here
on April IA. two weeks later than the
Pacific Coasts opening. and the Butte
team will play the first game here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
PAST WEEK WITH
LEAGUE B0WLERS
Standing Of Players and Teams
Compiled by Herald.
LEADERS STILL VERY CLOSE
BRUNSWICK AND HARMoNIEa
BUT ONE CAME APART.
LEADERS STILL VERY CLOSE

The struggle among the city's crack
bowlers Tor the big silver bowling pin
offered as championship trophy 10y
the Brunswick Balke-Collender company
goes merrily on, and the past week has
Witnessed some Of the closest contested
games since the season opened. Il he
teams arc still in the same relative posi-
ton, the Brunswick leading. and the
Harmonic aggregation fighting hard to
take the coveted position away from
them.
Both these teams have increased their
leads over the Elks and Railroads. and
the two latter viii now have 90 content
themselves with fighting Dc out for third
and fourth position. Among the players
little change has taken place ln me
standing OF the leaders GOddard's hisn
average of 100 SIS stili heads the list, all
though q. Smith and Bauer have poth
gained on him. The latter two BOWERS
are making "a great fight for second place
with G.. Smith still iu the lead by a couple
Of points, although Bauer gained slight
IS on him in the past week. The oIIlcial
standing of the teams and all the play
ers who have competed be more than ten
games as compiled by The Herald, is as
follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
HOW MATCH WAS MADE
The Signing of MeGOVsrn and
Young COrbstt to Meet Breaks
All Previous Records.

Bringing Terry McGoyeTn and Young
Corbett together for the fight in San
Francisco was about the quickest piece
Of pugilistic work on record. The men
have been trying TO night so long that
they knew pretty we'll what each other
would demand and what they were
willing TO concede When the offer was
made TO the men by the Hayes Valley
Athletic club. COrbett at the California
end Of a telegraph wire that reached
from San Francisco TO New York.
caught Sam Harris on the other end
and the match was fixed up after the
following fashion:
Harris-HOw do, Kid?
Corbett-Very nicely. thank you.
Harris-Start the ball rolling. You
are on the spot. Let me knew what's
best to do under the circumstances.
Corbett-Levy Of the Hayes Valley
club viii give date March 81. What
weight do you want?
Harris-One hundred and twenty
seven pounds at 4 o'clock. Same as ar
ticles in last contest. What club has
license for April, as I would rather
fight then?
Corbett-Wiu have to fight in March.
Make il March 81, Hayes Valley club.
other club, as ! promised Levy the
match some time ago, but would prefer
date in April.
Corrective must take March. You
better grab it. II viii oe big money.
Levy has it all fixed up.
Harris-Is there a representative Of
the club there? Is Levy there?
Corbett-Yes, Levy, right here with
me.
Harris-What inducements does he
offer?
Corbett-Same as he did last Deem
Der, so per cent gross receipts.
Harris-Will he furnish transpOrta-
ton?
Corbett-He says. 1--WE won't quarrel
over that"
Harris-As far as the club is con-
cerned he Is on.
Corbett-Is IL a go, then?
HarTis-PrOviding the weight is sat
I isfactory and the reules governed by
straight Marquis Queensbury and Levy
/ 10 agree upon referee tonight, and for
/ him 10 name his selections for the Job.
/ Corbett-The club proposes Eddie
/ Graney. I'm satisfied and also propose
/ him. He's fine business.
/ Harris-HoW about Harry Corbett7
/ Nothing against Graney. Of course.
/ COrbett-Corbett IS all right but
/ Levy says he does not think he will
/ do It. suppose we take Corbett and in
/ case Harry don't want 70 do IL. let
/ Harry select the referee.
Harris-If Corbett doesn't accept /
/ think you better wait till I'm on the
i spot.
! Corbett-Is the match made? I'm
/ ready with the forfeit.
Harris-The match is settled.
/ Corbett-Levy will post s., 500 with
/ Harry Corbett tomorrow. is that @
/ K.2
Harris-Great Forward articles Ia
my office here right away.
wolstsnholme Coal Co., Tel 495.
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nTonte - - Results.

Monte Carlo. March I'm the sixth
round OF the second half OF the inter-
national chess tournament today
Nieses beat Albiu Danish. gambit. I'm
tWeuty-elght moves Maroczy beat
WOlf. Ruy Lopez opening in twenty
four moves. Teichmann beat Moreau
Ruy Lopez opening, in hfty-eight
moves. the game between Tauben-
haus ana Mason, Vienna opening. was
drawn after thlrty-onef moves.
Romano, In fifty moves. Tarrasch
beat Marco. Ruy Lopez opening. i'm
f0rtv-six moves. The Marshall Pills
bury contest. counter gambit. was
drawn I'm sixty-three moves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Realizing that a great amount of in
terest centers I'm the popular indoor
sport of bowling i'm this city. and actu-
ated hy no other desire than to help
promote a healthfuI exercise. The Her
aid took upon itself TO secure a suit
able trophy as a championship prize for
the city bowling league thereby in
creasing the already great interest
taken in the present struggle between
Salt Lakes best bOwlers. With this
idea IN view a letter was addressed 70
the Brunswick Balke-COIlender COM
pany the wen known dealers IN bowl
ing goods. asking them, If consistent
with the policy Of the company to offer
prize for the city league This COM
pany at once came forward. Offering a
handsome silver bowling pin mounted
on an ebony base, an exact reprOduc-
ton of which is presented herewith.
The silver pin is the same size as a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
Close Game at Logan.

fCpccia4 TO j ne Alelall-I
Logan March THE game between the
basket bah teams of the B. s. O.. and
W. s. A.. played here tonight was won
ly the home team by "a score OF IL Go l1.
The contest was not as close as the score
would Indicate, as Che B. Y. n. goal was
not n danger during "a greater part OF
the game. Blair was deprived of a well
earned basket by the referee. who claimed
that hc called time just as Blair threw it.
The officials failed 90 blow the whistle,
however and as Blair threw the basket
while guarded there was some dlssatls-
faction with CampbeIls decision. Dopp.
the B. y a.. crack center. was In the
game tonight. and played fine ball
Irvine played practically the whole game
for the Weberitcs. The first half ended
with "a score of 9 TO I'm favor of the
b. r.. C.-l5. Position. w. S. AS.
HeudersOu........, l.. II. ........... Emmett
Booth,,-......,--.. r.. l.. ..-.--.-..-...l Irvine
Dopp. ----...-..-.--.- a.. ..-.----...--..-D ONey
Merkely.. .......... H. b. ..........P Peterson
Elalr...........-... R. j. ..........-..B einap
Referee. Campbell. umpIres. Langton
and McCull.strri scorer. Marshall; goals
from the field, DOpp g. Booth .. Irvine
O.. Henderson and Peterson; goals from
free throw. Irvine 8. Mcpherson /; missed
goals. Henderson 8, Irvine g, fouls Merke-
y @, Booth g. Dopp ., Irvine 8. Peterson
aud uoNcy. Attendance, 200.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
Whleh IS the 81 NDubNe

New York. March Peter Maher
has just signed articles OF agreement
90 meet Mexican Pete" Everett the
western heavyweight. pa siX-round
bout Ia Philadelphia on Monday night
They Wfll meet at catchweights. IL
viii BE- Evefetts first appearance in
the east
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Standing Of Teams.
Individual Averages.

Fleshner. 100 100. Sudder l53 l6-z5; Nor
ton. 152 1875. Hilgenberg li9 4-zli Thomas,
lsSs.. THOMPSON. l4S l-l0. West 40 1-2-,
Baker. 13S 2-5; Williams 49, u-25, keogh,
IE 2-g; Mohnelh, lB 22-8; Ives. l& I'D;
Corey. 132 3-5. ShUpe. 1873, SpargJ,
100 T-l5: Becraft, lZslz; scrlYenr 10; aJepA-
ems. 10, WhaIen. III; Mcintyre, u5iz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
chieago Team Goes to California.

Chicago March President James
A. Hart of the Chicago National league
club returned from New York today.
saw his bali players safely started
on their long trip 10 California and
announced an agreement between him
self and the American league which
makes a pOst-seasOn series of games
between the Chicago teams GER
rafufV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
LUCAS WAS ABSENT.
Failed to Take Part in Peace Nego-
tiations.

San Francisco, March THE base
BAN trouble IS still unsettled, the COM
ference today OF the representative of
the various leagues having resulted in
naught when President Hickey Of the
American association and President
Sexton of the Western league met with
Henry Harris Of the new Coast league
TO endeavOr 20 settle the proposed OPP
position from the Northwest. the east
ern magnates inquired if President Luz
cas- of the Northwest league would at
tend the meeting. IT developed that
Mr.. Lucas had left san Francisco with
out stating his destination and that
he would return next week. Ii was
decided 20 defer action until Mr.. Luz
cas- returned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
Emperor william Re-elected.

Berlin, March The Imperial
Yacht club at It's annual meeting, just
held. appropriated $4,000 for entertain
ments and special expenses during the
regattas OF next June. Emperor VII
liam was reelected president. Admiral
Won kOelner, Captain Koeck. and
Lieutenant Luedner were elected
members OF the board. The books Of
the Imperial Yacht club show that
thirty-six steam yachts and 1862 sailing
yachts are owned by the members, an
Increase Of nine vessels, and the total
membership OF The club IS 1.7S5, an in-
crease Of 213 over last year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
o. S. [. TEAMS MEET.
Disbursement Department Settle
Their Differences.

The picked team from the disburse-
ment department of the Oregon Short
Line railroad offices met at the COilender
ALLEYS Yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of finding out which contained the
best set of bOWlers After five very eN-
citing games. the first team fully set
their minds 10 rest on the question OF
defeating the other aggregation by a
total of ia points on the five games, but
% Is claimed the second team is not yet
fully convinced, and demands another
meeting.
This matter win be thoroughly dis
cussed at an odd moments during the
coming week at the big offices al the
head Of Main street The scores were as
follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
30 81 80 1Iareh FL.

Charlie Ross announced last night
that the wrestling contest between
himself and McLaughten would come
OF on March 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
|. D. S. u. STILL
HEADS LEAGUE
Local Basket Ball Team Beats
Strong Provo Crowd.
.OGAN TOO MUCH FOR OGDEN
LOOKS LIKE SAINTS WOULD WIN
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
.OGAN TOO MUCH FOR OGDEN
Standing Of the Teams.


Provo. March About 500 persons wit
uessed the backet bah game played this
evening iu thc b. y. academy gymnasium
mIl between the l.. ID s.. a.. team and the
B ST. a. team The Provo team started
out with some fine field work. but went
t0' pieces boo thc second half stanton
and Christy, as usual played star
game. while Taylor did good team work.
Beck and Dorrlty of the home team dld
some fine playing Al the end of the
first hale thc score stood 90 S On favor
lI Che visitors. The second half was I'm
favor of the D.. I'd. S. D. team on "a score
Of q IU d. making the total li 10 3 ln
favor 1f the Salt Lakers The lineup was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
VANCOUVER MAKES BID.
oHer $4,000 For JeHries-Corbett
Match.

AALGAs
Vancouver. B. o.. March IL H..
Cohn. manager of the Vancouver Base
bah club has offered a purse of S25. 900
for tN=uty-rouul contest between
James D. COrbett and James j. Jenri6s.
COhu declares he has assurances Of the
civil officials that "a twenty con-
test viii be permitted ina this city. but
iu case any question should Dee raised,
he could pull of the fight at North
Vancouver. a suburb across the inlet.
q mile from this city. but outside the
city limits
C0hn proposes to- erect an immense
tent. and desires 10 bring or the fight
bon the early summer. He says he has
already written 90 COrbett and Jenries,
but has received no reply from either
yet. although he has received encour-
agement from San Francisco book
makers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

match game between the Keno team
and Pin Settlers was pulled off at the
Harmonic alleys last evening. The Keno
b0Wlers won by a total Of l02 points on
the three games. The scores were as
follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
Location Of Grounds Sim Unknown.

New York. March THE American
Baseball league adjourned today un-
tu Monday without making public the
expected statement concerning the To-
cation OF the new grounds in Man
haitian.
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Keno Team
Pin Settlers.
OGDEN BowLERs' STANDING.
Averages Of Players Up to Date in
Junction City League.

Ogden. March THE record Of the
week al the bowling alley closes with the
team captained BY Fleshner in the lead
for tho city championship, and VITA
Fleshner also In the lead as regards ln-
dividual average.
The score for the week Is
Standing Of Teams.
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Kenos Beat Pin Settlers.

Total .--ss-.-.ss ss-s --tff1
Averages-Fullmer. l32 SIS: Shepherd,
rs 2-5; Sawyer, rs 2-5; Hess, 155 l-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
First Team.
Second Team

Averages George. l35 SIS; Hanson,
Williams. l3q. Martln. Isl a-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
Notice

Is hereby given that we have this day
purchased the entWe stock OF merchan-
disc. fixtures. fUrniture. etc. at So
east sixth sOuth street. salt Lake
CITY. Utah. FROM S. j. Parker ANY
claims against sid personal property
must be presented at above address
inside of ten days.
A. ~ & r. J. MLEOD.
Dated salt LACE City March 4. 1903
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08
SOCIETY ORGANIZES CLUB.
Jefries-oOrbett Fight Would Be a
Good Opening Event.

New York. March 7.-SOciety women
Of this city have organized an ath-
letic club. with members from the
Newport and Long Island sets.
The club viii be very exclusive
Members have thus far refused to
allow their namesf to be used in con-
nection with the club. They want a
club house in the Fifth Avenue dis
trict not FAR from the Delmonico and
sherry corners at Forty fourth street
Athletics among the exclusive set have
become exceedingly popular during the
last few years.
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OGDEN AND RETURN $LOO.
- h. q. NJ. -. Mareh u.

Under the auspices Of the Woodmen
OF the World Degree| Team association.
Everybody invited. Train leaves Salt
Lake City z p. m. Returning, leaves
Ogden after the ball
interest bearing securities, yielding
ner cent per annuul, compounded tWicei
a year. car be had from McGurrin &
Co. Salt Lake Cfty. Each investor
holds his own security.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

DIT. h. III. KeysOrs method OF filling
teeth is painless l62 Main street. Auer-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Everybody drinks Manitou water, the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Bank Of Commerce
Now located at 100 Main street
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Wolstenholms Coal Co., Tel. 495.
Diamond Coal 81 ". Second South.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-04-23
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
CONDUCTED sx
MISS MAGGIE MARTIN. COUNTY SUPP

Last Saturday closed our associa-
tions for this year.
Onr schools are nearly all closed
and the rest will close soon. The
teachers have been very prompt
in sending in their reports this year
1 have so far received twenty.
A number of the schools of the
county have requested their same
teachers to come back this fall.
This speaks well for the teachers and
when a school board finds they have
a good teacher they would not be
wise to turn him away and hire
some one else.
Out of the twenty one who took
the examination for Common
School Diplomas the following were
successful:
Wallace Hamilton, Lois Potter,
Anna Sourbeer, Mary Block,
Eugene McMeel, Elsie White.
Etna Thompson, Ina Pinnick,
Gertie Butler, Clara Butler,
Bessie Mahan, Elsie White,
Stella Wilson. Hazel Sims,
Carrie White, Mabel Perry,
Agnes Wehrle.
Prof. Long,
Examiners Lima Peetfsh,
Ruth Bennett.
Sourbeer & Co.,
Have
Received
for the
Spring Trade
The
"Swe1lest"
Line of
Ladies Shirt Waist Sets,
Belt and Hat Pins,
That ever struck town.
Other "up-to-date" goods
At the Jewelry Shop.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-04-23

There was neither sense nor JUS
tice in doing that which disfranchis-
ed II persons who voted the regular
ticket straight. If it was illegal and
anerror to vote the ticket it was also
illegal to have the ballot printed as
it was. Election frauds should not
for minute be tolerated and every
attempt should meet with a strong
remonstrance by the people. Hon
esty is the best policy in politics and
everything else.-Globe.
We never heard Frank make any
howl about the so odd Democratic
votes which were rejected by the
election boards last fall which was a
loss to all the Democratic candi-
dates and also resulted in Wehrle
losing the county clerks Office. In
the above he howls about disfran.
chising people, etc. Votes were re-
jected, to be sure but under a Re,
publican election law passed by {
Republican legislature, so we dom
think you should object to taking ;
dose of your own medicine.
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