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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

the large additions being made 10 nearly
all the more important factories, indicate
that the product for 1907 will be fully
one-t third greater than in the year just
closing. About 20 900 American cars we're
manufactured this year In 1907 there
Will be $1,000 cars, and already many of
the most popular types are ordered so
far ahead that 1t is impossible 10 secure
promise OF deliveries before May or June.
Despite the assertions made n short
time ago that the demand for foreign
cars was falling off. this is not proved
from January ] to date. the importations
We're 1904 machines. with an aggregate
value OF So 400 600. During the same pc
These 200 foreign cars for 1906 repre-
sent ~ different makes, and 20 makers
sent cars 10 this country for the first
time
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FROM NEW YORK TO
COAST Of FLORIDA
Long Journey viii Be At
tempted by Enthusiastic
Aut0mobiliSts.
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Tribune Special Sporting Service.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec S,-With
the increasing interest this season over
the big race meet on the Florida coast
al Ormonde in January, the addition OF
a 200-mile race by the management, and
the assurance that several racing cars,
well as some Of the Vanderbilt Cup
contestants VIII he on the scene for the
big events. the question OF touring all
the way from New York TO Florida has
been discussed with more than usual az
dor in automobile circles. The bad roads
in the South have always been bed up
as The chief drawback but. considering
the ,riumphs that American ears have
accomplished during the past year over
all sorts and conditions of roads In this
country and Canada, ii is not likely that
the trail paths through long stretches in
Georgia, which would he the most trying
State. would prove an insurmountable
barrier to automobilists, providing the
meet came at any other time OF the year
than in the middle of winter.
All that seems necessary, however, TO
make a motor tour TO Florida possible is
for a group OF energetic owners TO de-
termne that they win make the effort.
Several autoists have already expressed
the opinion that they would be only too
glad to make the trip, provided others
would promise TO go. II only three or
four cars could be obtained. thus making
the trip appear in the nature OF resu-
lar tour. the Southern automobile clubs
travellers and the effect wCt,d be> a salu-
tary one for improving The roads In any
OF the sections traversed.
Several auromobiistS have made the
trip from Jacksonville to Ormonde, In
view of the annual motor interest in Flor
ida every winter, efforts are now being
made to improve the coast road so that
riders and visitors TO the various resorts
from Jacksonville 10 Miami may be able
to travel from place TO place in their
ears. An endurance run is now being
discussed from Jacksonville to Miami.
nearly 400 miles, The event will be held
provided enough visiting autoists signi-
fy their Willingness 10 compete. II sue
cessful IL would be the biggest thing OF
the kind ever held in the South. and II
would also have the effect of adding
very practical feature TO the Florida au-
tomoblie interests which hitherto have
been solely centered upon straightway
speed races on the smooth beach between
Ormonde and Daylonia,
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AFTER HERMAN FIGHT
CANS WILL RETIRE.
Champion Light Weight Boxer
Might Give Nelson One
Whirl, However.
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ToNoPAH. New, Dec. s.-"Yes. am
going 10 fight Kid Herman on January
], and that will be my last fight said
Joe Cans. the champion lightweight
boxer. There will be one possibility OF
my going into the ring again: that is. if
Battling Nelson really wants to fight me
and will make terms TO suit me. | mean
by this not such terms will give every
advantage. as was given him at Gold
field, but anything that IS fair. square
and equitable. Yes. l would be more
than glad to fight him again. After that
Cans.
MY reason for retiring is. first. that
have now enough money TO keep me
all the rest OF my days. When you con-
slider that | have been fighting for more
than half of my life. and do not have to
keep 1t uD, You cannot blame me for GO
ing out Of the game at the top notch of
success and before reverses come with
advancing years.
"Afier next weeks show | shall return
to San Francisco and will follow UP my
efforts 10 enJoin the pictures"
Among the assets OF Cans are 1000
shares OF gold mining stock presented to
him by the miners of Goldheld. When
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six day race fans. will ride this year in
the big grind at Madison Square Gar
den. December to 10. The news Of
MacFarlands = entry In the six day race
Will be received with enthusiasm by the
lovers OF the sport who turn OUT each
year for the big event In the Garden
There is no more popular rider in tho
world today than MacFsrland. and he
is, If possible, bigger favorite among
the New York contingent than anywhere
else. Walter Rutt. the champion OF Ger
many. will be MacFarlands 5 partner. Rutt
stands forth as one OF the greatest cycle
riders that ever journeyed TO this coun-
try to compete FOR the great prize. he
began racing in 1900 and came at once
into prominence. winning the grand prize
OF Hamburg I'm which such champions
as Mayer Huber and Arend were com
peting.
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SHERR|NG'S IDEA Of
PROPER TRAINING
His Own Condition in Marathon
Race Cited as Illus
frafiOn.
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Tribune Special Sporting Service.
HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. S.-William
Sherring OF Hamilton. wilmer OF the great
recently been interviewed upon cross
country racing.
Hard and continuous work. said
Sherrlns, sis the way we prepare for
long road runs up around our way. Ono
day it's ten-mile run. the next fifteen
miles at slower clip: then twenty FIVE
miles walking. then back To the run OF
ten miles again
In support OF this theory Sherring cited
his own grand condition in the raccfrom
Marathon to Athens last May He worked
every day for eight weeks before the
games. running from ten to eighteen
miles day. with now and then n long
walk substituted. In that time he dropped
in weight from l31 to 1l2 pounds. There
hard training if condition counts for any
thing. as his condition on the day of the
big race In Greece was one of the mar
vcls of the Olympic games.
ShGrring completely outran the man on
q bicycle who carried his iood and water
during the big race. Time and time
again the little Canadian had 10 beg
clip he sci up The long hills from Mara
thon was too much for the bicyclist. Re
peated questions rs to how he felt in
varlably brought forth a smiling response
from the sweatand dust covered little
athlete.
Al no time during the race was there
am sign .~ distress from SherrinG either
on his face or In his manner OF running
His condition for the race may teI be
described as perfect. Any man VINO can
| outrun bicycle over Il hilly course OF
twenty six miles must. indeed know how
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AGAINST RECORD
Will Oppose Auto Contests
Roads in the Futu
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'''s'' 'Si''Nidi 'p'i lAhs --Oi
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. g.
mobile club of California has
cided stand against all record
the State roads between Saf
and Los Angeles oil the grouni
high speed performances are
lie policy, and that they wori
injury to the sport and stir
advance criticism 10 automob1
Their action has caused a
of discussion among motoris
coast. and sentiment among
is divided on the question.
have tried for the long -distaf
time are heartily against IN
the club. while the agents
their cars out Of the compf
their support to the club.
Among the drivers who have
in any OF the record breaking
is a general opinion that the
ing very little good and a v
harm by interfering with the
Bert Saunders, who took
last race with a Columbia car
upon their return trip TO Sar
they did not try for the rec
for the reason that they wan
out the disposition OF the pt
the route In regard TO the rae
'In nine places out OF ten the
ed TO let us race" said the E
some places they even told
we would let them know whe
coming, they would see the
clear. 1 certainly think I'M
wrong"
B. G.. Fowler. Tony Nichols.
n. Lee. Fernando Nelson and
ers who were in the recent q
agree with Saunders.
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M'GOVERN AND CORBETT,
Old Fistic Rivals Will Meet Again
Early in February
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Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SOUTH NORWALK, Conn, Dec. s.
After much controversy. the old nstc
rivals, Terry McGovern and Young Cor
bett. agreed yesterday to engage in a
bout of not less than fifteen rounds dur
ing the week beginning January 81. 1907
before the club Offering the best induce
ments, Tim" Hurst will be the referee
and bids for the battle will be opened
next Monday. George ConsIdine has been
empowered To select the bid which he
thinks is the best. The managers of the
pugilists have each put up a forfeit OF
$1,000 and according to the conditions
neither principal will be allowed to par
ticipate In boxing bout prior 10 January
n. Corbctt intends TO come TO South
Norwalk for training, while AIcGoVern
VIII be placed In condition iD the Souih
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BALLOON CONTEST.
An Elimination Race Practically Assur-
ed for Next Year.
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Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-An eliminat ton
race in ballooning Is practically assured
next year TO pick the American repre- =
sentatives for the Gordon Bennett inter
national cup competition, which will be
held IN this country. 1t was announced
last night at the rooms of the Automo-
bile Club of America, after a meeting
OF the directors of the Aero Club OF
America. four applications from Amer
lean aeronauts had been received AS
the conditions OF the contest stipulate
that only three balloons shall represent
each country, an elimination race or some
other test OF ability must he arranged
by the American club in choosing It's
competitors, The applications already
received are from Or, Julian L. Thomas.
j. G. Mccoy, Leo Stevens and Charles
Walsh. Before the closing of the entries.
which will be in April. It Is expected
that this number Will be consideTa bly,
augmented.
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AUTOMOBILES POPULAR.
More of Them to Be Built This Year
Than Ever Before.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-More automobiles
are 10 be built in America this coming
year than ever before. Statistics, so far
as reliable, based upon the number of
new cars that have been designed To
compete with the established makes, and