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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24
MILLION THROWN
AWAY BY JOHN |.
Earned More Money Than Any
Other Fighter.
list OF HIS GREAT BOUTS
ANOTHER BIG BENEFIT BEING
ARRANGED FOR SULLIVAN.

4 benefit for John J.. Sullivan viii be
held in Boston at which many prominent
fighters will box. The old tiShteT Is IN
bad shape, physically and iinanclally- IN
his time the big fellow has made and
spent not less than SlO0JVO ,,r
From a careful compilation OF the or
ferenf amounts Sullivan has won during
his long ring and touring career. II Is Il
certainty that Sullivan has won close 10
II not fully. that amount, -. an
The following table viii give con-
servative estimate or what sulIlNah mas
earned:
Nav 1e 1ss1-John Flood. Yonkers..
X Y eight rounds. .-.-.......-:--S t5J
Feb. :. 1SS2-Paddy Ryan. Aissis- 80,
sippi. nine rounds. - -, '''''
July II, 1SS2-"Tug' Wilson. New ,soo,
Ma% ORR Il iSs Charlie Mitchell New
York. three rounds. stopped. .:.. SUI
AUS 9ifs6 g. 5ss'F IeT YORK < T thFec
rounds --------- - - NV
Tour Of country under Pat sheedy's z,,oao
june iT,l S. 5 iSStHFaiied to meet Mitch
ell New York. money Split. 7,UvO
Nov TO- fSsi-JOhn NJ. Latin. New ,,o,,
Nov 5T' il. Il iSSlI4if Greenfield. New .,
York. four rounds ............--.---- LUZ
Jan. y. iSS5-AIf Greenfield. Boston, 80.
JAM lGui To- FSuI iss5-Paddy Ryan. New
York thirty seconds ....-..-..--.-. lS'VvV
June Is 1SS5-Jack Burke, Chicago, 80,
Aug ss e % I ISS5-Dominick McCaffrey. =.
Cincinnati six rounds .-..........- 1,VJ
Nov. -. 1SS5-Paddy Ryan, San 1891.
Francisco three rounds--.....-...- DOW
Jan. IS. 1SS7-Patsy Cardiff, Min
neapolis. six rounds Cbroke his 30,
Dee iciN 2. iS5-Started tour Of Eng
land and Ireland. management OF 1900
Harry Phillips .....-........-.,.-- 100000
March 10 1S8S-Charley Mitchell in
'e sigp + Ios-o axe i'il,.i'i II. l.ss 1900
During Is9c-successfuI theatrical
tour ....-. ..--.....------ ------------ Z0u,"
During 1S91-Australian tour 49,. l0eo0
Sept !, 1S92-LOst 20 James J. Cor
DeIC -.------------.-------
Aug. q. 1Sg5-TOm Sharkey, 10 de-
ciSIOn New York Observation-Disclosures 1000
Benefits at different times ......... 1000
Total about ..-..-.-.--------- -SlS5utB
In this table no account is taken OF q
number OF other mOney-eaTning things
Sullivan has engaged in. He has received
at various times a world of valuable pres
entS and IN many cases he travelled in
state without cent Of expenses 20 him
/ self and his Immediate party. Sullivan
I has been more than d sDendthTift. He
has thrown his money away without try
/ ing to get anything like any value for it
/ He has always been in the habit of toss
/ ing his coin away in the streets. and II
was no uncommon trick for him to spend
/ 500 in an evening in one resort with a
party Of friends who were to his liking.
There was no limit TO his charities He
| gave to everybody and ANYBODY who
asked him, and to many persons who did
not ask him.
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Inc date has been set for the meeting
Of Herrera and Long 70 settle If pos
Sible. the mOoted question of superiority
In the padded ring. May II viii see the
two men come. together at Butte Mont
Long Is at Boulder Springs getting in
shape and Herrera Is expected to arrive
there about May ].
Joe WalcOtt. who is now in San Fran
cisco. has been matched 10 box the Dixie
Kid in that city. WalcOtt went TO IRIS
GO intending to fight Billy Woods. but
Nike Schrecks manager succeeded in
getting there first and put the Cincinnati
boxer against Woods at Gonna where
they boxed twenty-five-round draw.
A limited round boxing bout between
Rid Mccoy and Philadelphia Jack
O'Brieu has at last been arranged. The
men viii meet In Il siX-rOUnd contest
before one Of the Clubs in Philadelphia
On the night of May :. There will be
considerable bidding for the contest by
the matchmakeTS in the Quaker CITY.
Mccoy will train for the bout in gym
naSium in this city, while o. Brien will
Athletic club Of philadelphia.
An international bout between Terry
McGOVeTn and JabeZ White has been
practically arranged. White, who is the
English lightweight champion. has sent
Eugene SrrattOn to this country TO close
English minstrel and bro;her-in-law of
Charley Mitchell Stratton says that
White wanted at first to meet Jimmy
Britt or Young Corbett, but not hearing.
from these two. although he had chal-
lenSed them repeatedly, he concluded TO
take on Terry.
Jim Jeffries is getting so big that il
he is not careful he will outgrOw any
lighting weight. He is now at Hardin
Springs. where he will shape himself for
his seance with Jack Munroe. This ques-
ton OF his heft Jeffries is loath to dis
cuss.
L am rot worrying about the weight
question. or any other, for that matter"
said Jeffries. 1T makes no difference
10 me how much ] weigh. The only thing
/ Try to do is to get good. When I get
to that stage il is matter OF indiffer-
ence whether i weigh 2f0 or $50
It Is evident however. that the big pu-
gilist will have TO take off at least q
score of mounds before the Yosemite club
battle. He has suspicion OF a double
chin and looks more Ike q big comfort
able business man than q prize fighter
Appearances indicate his weight at about
80 pounds His ring weight has been
around 20 pounds in his late battles.
Charlie Neary has received an offer
from the Silver Bow Athletic club OF
Butte, Mont, 10 meet either Benny Yam
ger. Tommy Mowatt or AureIio Herrera
IN that city on June Is. The date named
Is union labor day in that part Of the
country and o big holiday. the same date
as Jimmy Britt and Jack O'Keefe fought
there n year ago. Neary wired back that
he would meet any OF the three named
men at $50 pounds at 3 O'Clock on the
day of the contest, STIMULATING his terms.
which viii no doubt be accepted by the
club. Should the match be made, Neary
viii go 20 Butte two or three weeks
ahead Of time in order to become ac-
clmated. Yanger will not meet Neary
there, as he has stated time and time
again that he would not take him on at
that weight. ard as Neary will not do
any better weight, why, the Italian is
out OF the question
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GRANEY GIVEN GO BY
Corbett, Britt and Club Refuses
to Pay Him For Refereeing
Recent Fight.

san Francisco. April 23.-If YOU get
real close to Eddie Graney you will hear
him humming that popular little dittv.
Il Wonder Why" and If you press him
hard for an answer nc will ten Won he
is wondering why he has not been paid
Tor refereeing the Britt-Corbett fight.
which drew a $4,000 gate IT was gener-
ally believed that Grarey got his dough
when the scrappcrs were paid off. but
for some unaccOuntable reas he was
overlooked like a white chip in a poker
game.
According to arrangements. Britt and
COrbett were the ones TO whom Graney
was TO look for his money. In the ar
ticles Of agreement. which both the fight
ers signed, II is stipulated that they
shall defray the expenses Of referee.
There was 50 much rag chewing over
the decision that Granev made no haste
20 collect what was due him. and fenced
that the fighters would come forward
voluntarily ard reward him with VIVA {
ne was honestly entitled To.
II would certainly be tough II Graney
did not get a dollar. Here was the
toughest work OF his career. and when
he gave the championship to Britt Ed
die lost admirers who happened to back
COrbett heavily and thought the decision
unjust
o..
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"MAcy is COMING STRONG.
Honest John and Fourteen Players
Arrive Tomorrow.

Boise. April 2l.-Manager McCIoskev of
the Boise baseball team. has fourteen
men in training and will take them all
with him to salt Lake for the opening
OF the season. With one exception the
pitchers are complaining OF sore arms.
The grounds have been practically flood
ed for several days and the PLAYERS have
uatatOrfum and claims to have them in
gooG condition for the opening series with
Salt Lake.
The probable lineup Of the Boise team
will be: Jensen. Blewett and Starkplls
pitchers: Hanson and Menefee catchers
F.lsey. first base; OConnell, second base:
Rabbit, sbortstOp; Ward, third base:
Houtz left field. Weaver. center field :
McKevitt right field.
The Boise players will arrive in Salt
Lake on Monday April .
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Continued from Page j.
to himself right now. and let me say to
him what I said 1 have been informed
By whom. by whom" shouted Mr..
Cochran. Name him. name him"
BY a Democrat replied Mr.. DaIzeU.
and was about to continue.
Name him. name him. again shopted
M Cochran. Name him now and
There was a chorus of Name him.
name mimi on the Democratic side.
Name him, or admit that you are
Mr.. Cochran said, and paused---what
cannot be said in this house.
AT this there was wild and tumultuOus
cheering and applause on the Democratic
side.
DaIze1 Weakened.
Why. Of course viii not name him.
said Mr. DalzeH
of course not. of course not.' shouted
a dozen Democrats.
Sir Numbered Mr.. Cochran. turning
to the speaker, the man who makes this
confession cannot interrupt me again or
come voluntarily within the range OF my
vision"
So vOciferous was the Democratic dem
onstration that IT was some time before
Mr.. Cochran could resume.
He then continued discussion OF trusts.
Describing the long reign and mistakes
of the Republican party, Mr.. Cochran
predicted it's reign would end, and end
now. Ii mattered not whether the man
70 lead the Democracy to victory was
the one named by the New York con-
NEuDOn- Judge Parker, OF WnGLNeE lne
leader should be the man who sup
pressed bodies crime in Missouri. In
any event he hoped the minority leader
OF the house (Mr. Williams of Mississippi
would be OF the ticket.
The Bill Passed.
When Mr.. Cochran concluded Mr..
Grosvenor demanded the previous ques-
ton on the bill. He withheld the motion
to allow Mr.. Livernash 20 offer an
amendment TO extend the inquiry of the
proposed commission to the comfort and
welfare Of American Seamen. aud to Mr..
Lucking. who offered an amendment
which provided that no plan or policy be
passed by the committee involving the
payment Of subsidies or bOuntieS from
the United States treasury \ tie up
resulted on a request for leave to
print" which was objected 10, and Mr.
Williams warned Mr.. GrOsvenor that he
would make no speed by pressing his
motion and cutting off debate. Conse-
ouently when the motion was put 4 roll
call was demanded.
The motion prevailed-155 to 226
The committee amendments TO the bill
were agreed TO without opposition. also
that offered by Mr.. LivernaSh. On that
offered by Mr.. LucSing a roll call WIS
ordered. The amendment was adopted
Another roll call was obtained by the
Democrats on the passage of the bill
The Dill was passed-l1S to IA.
Representative Livernash and ReUre-
sentative Wynne voted with the RepubH-
cans for the blu.
A. 5:22 the horse adjourned.
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Berkelev. 4: Stanford ?.

Berkeley. Cal April 23-At a critical
moment n the final inning of the inter
collegiate came this afternoon. Heit-
muller made a three Dagger that brought
in two California runners. When he
finally crossed the home plate the score
stood four TO two in favor 81 California
Each side made a run in the first inning
and Stanford doubled her score IN the
seventh The came was witnessed by
200 people
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oueenan NAV Box seiloff.

The Chicago Inter-Ocean says: Perry
Queenan, the old Chicago favorite. who
fought \ twenty round draw with Jack
Clifford % Butte Mont at Salt Lake
CITY last Monday night. NAV soon be seen
in action before n local club. Writing 20
"A friend in this city Queenan states that
ne, expects 10 arrive here in couple Of
weeks ana may sign to box Otto SielOff.
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Jeffries Now a Benedict.

, Oakland. Cal. April 23.-JameS J. (
, Jeffries. the champion pUgilist was (
; married here tonight TO Miss Freda
? Meyer Of New York City. The cere- (
, monv was performed by Police Judge (
, Smith The bride, who had been ac-
, quainted with JeffrieS for several
, years. has not been known to public I
; life in any way The bridal couple 1
, VIII go 10 Hardin Springs where 1
: the champion Will train for his com :
? ing fight with MunrOe
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siwashes After Native Sons.

OF WASHINGTON track team aud rowing,
crew. accompanied By Coach J. C. Knight.
sailed this morning for San Francisco
wheEc they will meet the university OF
California athletes next Saturday
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Chicago's Opinion Of Us.

Here is what the Chicago Post thinks
of the fighters out this way: Salt Lake
City and Kansas City announce the
closed season for fighters. The pugilists
thai drifted TO both cities, as a rule. were
those who would take a SO preliminary
bout here and there. and their absence
will never be missed BY anyone out
there.
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American Association.

At LouisvilIe-Louisville, 4; Milwaukee,
At Columbus-Columbus /, St Paul 5.
At Indianap Olis-IndianapoIis >; Kansas
City, ..
At Toledo-Toledo, Z; Minneapolis. S.
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American League.

American League.
Washington. April 23.-New York bunch
ed hits in three innings today and de-
feated Washington by the score of 4 to
8. After the third inning Hughes was
very effective with men on bases. At
tendance 2,9o0 Score:
,,-,-,,,..,o. r. II; e
W aShlngtOn -..-. --.-...-..-..--.-
tteries-NIason and Kittridge; Hughes
and Bevilie.
Philadelphia, April 23-Tannehirs SUI
perb pitching was the cause Of PhiiadeI-
phia's second defeat by Boston. In only
three innings did more than three bats
men face him and but two men reached
the base. Attendance l5,051. Score:
r. II. Z.
Boston ---.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Batteries-Tannehil and Criger; Plank
and Powers.
Cleveland. April 23.-Chicago beat CIeve-
land in an interesting game. Clcvcland's
six errors giving Chicago four or their
six runs. Bradley and La Joie made home
runs in the first inning. Attendance,
r. H. Z.
Batteries-F Donahue and Abbott:
White and Sullivan.
Dttroit, April 2S.-After a pitchers bat
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MASSAGE AID PHYSICAL
CULTURE.

MRS. EUGENE THOMPSON
Ladies Dept. Suite 81 Constitution Bldg
EUGENE THOMPSON
Mems Dept. &C So. Main st.
Phone H.
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The Summary.


First heat. 100 yards dash-H. A. Blair.
Chicago. first; p. J. Torrey, Yale, second;
DOugherty. Nillanova. third. Iime-o "a
Second heat. 100 yards dash-A. Hahn,
Michigan, first; W. c. Schick. Harvard
second; V. S. Rice, Chicago. third. Time
Final heat, 100 yards dash-A. Hahn.
Michigan. first. W. G.. SCh!Ck. Harvard,
second; g. a. Blair, Chicago, third. Time
10 seconds.
lin. Chicago. first, u; w Bird. Harvard.
second. No third. Timc-lS seconds.
Second heat-F. W Schulz, Michigan
T. Roberts. third Time-16 10 seconds.
Final 10 lard hUrdle-F. w Schulz,
Michigan. first: Catlin. Chicago. second;
L. Ashburnock. Cornell. third Time
Broad tumy-T. p Hammer. PennsyI.
vania. p feet. 4 inches. first: VI. Prin-
stein. Syracuse. second: Percy Reming-
ton, college Of Pharmacy. third
High jumps. :. Jones. New York uni
versity, first. feet: W. q. Lowe. SYRIA
cuse university. second; L. Cairns, Cor
nell. third.
Shot put-Won by Rose Of Michigan,
distance Is feet. inches. equalIng the
worlds record, held by d. Morgan Of Ire
Boyd. University of Pennsylvania Rose
in an exhibition put made IS feet 81
inches.
Hammer throw. r. Dewitt. Princeton.
a.
second; e. Van DUyne. syria Cuse, third.
Discus throw-C. Swift, Iowa univer-
sity. ia feet. / inches. first: SpefK, ChiCa-
90. second; Catlin, Chicago third.
One mile college championship of Amer
ica-Hale first University of PennsyIva-
MIA second, Georgetown third. Time
3:2E 3-5
The two mile championship relay race
was won by Pennsylvania, by default,
Yale, the only other entry. Withdra wing
her team.
FOur-mlle college relay championship Of
America-Daane- Stone, Perry. Kellogg.
OF Michigan. first; Yale second: Princeton
third. Michigan's time by miles-4:{2 10
5:23 40 1903 -. 1852 So.
One-nile relay. preparatory school
championship Of Observation-Disclosures
pa preparatory school first. Lawrence
Vile IN. j. academy second. Hill school,
Pottstown pa third. Time-3:3S .-5.
One-mile relay. high school Champion
ship OF Observation-Disclosures Central
High first, Chicago Hyde Park second.
Worcester High third Time-3.3S 2-5.
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Guards Fired Upon.

When two coal cOmDanv guards, otto
Otterson and John Reese went on duty
yesterday afternoon at a nOint near the
dead line at Castle Gate thav were fired
upon in a railroad CUt nv abOUt fifteen
of the striking Italians who were con-
cealed behind rocks in the adjacent hills.
The wuards returned the fire. but the
strikers being protected by the rocks be-
hind which the had hidden themselves,
the fire of the guards --aS ineffective
Being so greatly outnumbered the guards
were forced 70 retreat They have Orde-S
to be at all times on the defensive The
strikers fired twenty-five SHIFTS. Should
such acts OF outlawrv as have taken pace
at Helper continue. and the governor
snouid iail 10 send the troops In the face
OF the conditions prevailing 10 would not
be surprising II q vigilance committee
should be formed. There is rOnsidera bic
tonight expressing the sentiment OF a
very large number when he said America
for ACcerican Cit.zenl. "MOther' Jones
is still in the camD Of the strikers and
is doing her share Of the work in keeping
the men excited DR.. HOlmdUist local
quarantine officer At Helper tOday re-
ceived Instructions from Or Beatty 10
have Mother Jones placed in strict
quarantine and also a enard nIaced over
forced He suggested that this guard be
Rocco ATnOne. one of the men summoned
before himself and General Cannon yes
terday 1t Helper or soma other Italian
The TELEGRAM has been turned over to
Sheriff Wilcox BIZ DIR. HOImCi,ist the
latter being called TO Salt Lake City
Sheriff Wilcox has not committed himself
as 90 whether he will be governed BY the
recommendation Of Or. Beatty.
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Pacific Coast League.
American Association.
National League.

Boston. April BIN a fine exhibition
of the hit and run game Brooklyn won
out in the ninth inning of tOday's con-
test with Boston. Attendance 1900. Score:
r. II. +
Boston 5000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. > y >
Brooklyn ..... ....................
Batteries-Willis and Moran; Cronin and
Bergen
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Pacific Coast League.

Portland, April 22-Seatrie defeated
Portland today by punching their hits in
the second and ninth. lberg pitched
good game. but was accorded miserable
support. Barber kept the hits scattered
except IN the ninth Attendance, 30.
Score:
r. H =.
tol tlttlu --.-.--.- -------. --.----- y
Batteries-Ibcrg and Shea; Barber and
Wilson.
Um1iTc-O'Conueu.
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tie. with the score tied at the end of the
ninth. St. Louis won in the tenth inning
on BuTketts double and singles by Held
rick and HemphiU Attendance, $500.
Score.
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still PlaYing Football in England.

London, April 2S.-At the Crystal Palace
today. Manchester City Won the English
cup, the premier prize Of British assOcia-
tion football. defeating the Bolton Wand
crcrs BIZ l.0-
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Um1iTc-O'Connell.

San Francisco. April 23--The game to-
day was tie up to the end of the ninth
inning, when Oakland got two men on
bases on safe hits. MOSkimau then
brought in the winning run for his team
by lining out a single. Both pitchers
were very effective and Thomas was
puzzle to the Oaklands until the closing
inning. Score:
r. II. T.
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Baseball tickets now on sale at La
VieIle cigar store, No. 10 ". I'd So.
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New York April 23.-Philadelphia went
down TO deteat before New YORK IN inc
grounds today. The locals hit the ball
hard and in the fifth inning three sin
giles, a two-base hit and a hit for three
bases gave the New NOrks five earned
runs. Attendance, $500. Score;
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Beatty by whom the governor has been
influenced One man today gave voice TO
a sentiment which MANY heheve IS the
milk in the cocoanut. Irtah FUEL COM
panv officials have authentic information
that a great MANY of the Italians in the
upper camps Of Scofield. Winter Quarters
and Clear Creek left there last night TO
join their couutrymen above Helper. Re
ports from Sunnyside are TO the effect
that the strikers have been leaving there
for several days. the objective point be-
ing this place This is taken to confirm
the belief that an effort is IN be made to
concentrate all their strength and 10
march u0on Castle Gate At Helper yes
terday several Italians who We're en-
plOyed as coal shOveleTs in the Rio Grande
Western railway wards were waited upon
by a number Of their armed cOuntrymen
and made to cease work Later their
places were filled by J3Danese section
hands and tonight there is - strong guard
over the men at work. Peddlers and
others going into Castle Gate have been
held UP on the way and in number OF
instances shots have been fired in close
proximity to travellers.
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Los Angeles. April 25.-Baum's pitching
and the ail-around playing Of Jud Smith
were the features Of tOday's game. which
fell TO the champions by the score OF
10 2. The visitors made one run in the
first on Floods errors and one in the
second on Leahy's home run Score:
X. II. +.
Los Angeles ............ .........
San Francisco .-....... ..........
Batteries-B and Eager Yerkes and
LeaEy.
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AMONG THE FIGHTERS.

The date has been set for the meeting
OF Herrera and Long 20 settle. II pos
SlDle. the mOoted question Of superiority
In the padded ring. May II viii see the
two men come. together ar Butte Mont
Long is at Boulder Springs getting in
shape and Herrera Is expected to arrive
there about May ].
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Yale, 2; o. of P. 0.
New Haven. April 23.-Ysie :; university
OF Pennsylvania, o.