Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18

elected these uiuCpls Yesterday afternoon.
captain Of junior football team Ebert ID.
Thomas secretary Of class, Isaac Alex
andor, executive committee. Dale Parkc
j. Gardiner and Karl Hopkins
one week from next Saturday the Uni
vcrsity OF Utah football team Will make
its hrst trip out Of the state Tor game.
The east benchers will then play the
Denver Varsity eleven at Denver The
boys are practising faithfully every day
TO get In perfect shape for DE game, aud
they feel confident OF making a good
showing against the Denevrltes.
Bob Fltzslmmons tells a good story
about his last fight with ChoynsN
It was In Boston Choynsh landed one
on Fitzsmmons' chin.
B0bs' heels flew up and his head few
down.
His first sensation upon becoming con-
sciOus was surprise at seeing the chairs
I'M the gallery pouring down upon him
like a waterfall That was an optical lllu.
sion. but Bob didn't know II.
While ne lay there pondering this phen.
OmonOn he hear a far away voice say
him OUT
That was the first thing TO remind bob
that he was IN a fight Memory came back
and he struggled 10 his feet In time 10 In
terrupt the count
"Choynsk ~ me arder than JEFF"
said Fitg when he related the tale.
on this page will be found an account
Of arrangements Tor two important pugil'
istc contests I'm which Young Corbett hg'
ures as a principal The first Will be with
Battling Nelson at San Francisco next
month and the next Will be with Jabez
white OF London. In meeting Nelson Cor
80 d.
he ever met not excepting Kid Broad
This latter never could take the wallop-
ing that the Great Dane can stand II
C0rbett Is IN his old time form, In as good
condition as when be beat HanOn, he
should win over Nelson hut this is not
saying that Murphy's boy does not stand
"a good chance, for he docs Any man
gameness and punch, has a good chance,
and he may possibly beet CorhCtt. But
figuring from what nghters call dope"
Corbott should prove the winner because
ne IN so much fasten-or was-and II a
terrific puncher IN he ia In good shape
when he meets White, be VIII whip the
Engisman
Kid Mccoy was not entirely satisfied
with his condition In his last mill and
has decided 20 build himself up by long
spell at mountain climbing and trough
ing IT," In company With Jim Morley.
the baseball magnate, the KID left for
Matilda a day or two ago and the pair
will stay until they get enough, however
long that will be
Even money Morley breaks camp FIRST
Mccoy is taking n leaf out " Jeffrles'
book In taking 10 the hills. II has been
tne business for the big fellow and may
prove the proper goods FOR The shifty kid
lic had intended going east, but has been
able 90 make other arrangements, much
10 his qualification
Unless things which would break up tho
present New York combination should oc-
cur, the team that will represent John r.
Brush's interests In the pennant race 90
the National league In lG Will be praCU-
cally the same as that which has carried
M the cake and the rest Of the bakers
thop this year
John r. Is satisfied with q winner and
does not entertain any idea Of trying FOR
anything appreCiably better. II he can
Keep the present gang together he may
repeat his successes IN 1905
So the New York club has left the fields
ripe with minor league talent for the
harvesting by rival clubs. and docs not
feel that IL has overlooked any big bets.
Having enlisted few recruits who
were touted strongly 10 him, however, m
| the hope that they may prove worthy OF
| being retained for use when any ~ the
others I'm his stable 30 wrong tempo
! rarlly.
So n an goes we'll Brush viii start
next season with n team that has a pen-
nant 10 he credit. and the prospect ~
! another IN his mind An very well some
| say, but IN baseball the Northumberland
! idea does not always work out