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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
AhGELUS TAKES
CITY PARK DERBY
MeeIlck Is Strong Favorite,
but Could Not Respond
at the Finish.

New Orleans. March 21-The same
horses which We're defeated with ease by
Meelick in last Saturdays derby, today
ran Meelick off his feet and beat him
by several lengths in the City Park
derby, $4,000 guaranteed. Angelus won,
with Chapultepec second and Meelick
third PinkOla was the only other horse
In the race. The distance was one mile
and quarter and the time 2:04 SIS. ser
a new track record Chapultepec made
the pace until the stretch. with Meelick
hanging on two lengths back and fail
ing to respond to the purchasing OF
Jockey Dugan, who Vainly tried to work
Meelick forward Angelus stayed just be-
hind Meelick until the stretch. when he
moved up with rush, passing Chapuite-
pee and taking the lead at the eighth pole
and winning by four lengths with Cha-
pultepec about two lengths in front of
Meeliek- Meelick was a l to ? favOrite
and was backed generously by large
crowd. Results:
First race, AZ furlongs-Intervene won,
Niger Baby second, Brougham third.
Time, "a As.
Second race, steeplechase, short course
DIR. Ltsan won, Gold Circle second,
Dario third. Time, 2:57 %.
Third race. 8 furlongS-COOney h. won,
Hyperion II. second, Grimaldi third.
Time, 113.
Fourth race, mile and quarter-An-
gelus won, Chapultepec second, MeeiiclI
third. Time, 300 So
Fifth race. furiongs-B. L. Lee won,
Phil Finch second, Royal Ben third.
Time. l:2S.
Sixth race. furlongs-M errick won.
Financier second, Royal Onyx third.
Time, 1:27 1-5.
Seventh race, mile and three-sixteenths
Jack Witt won, HOoray second, Donna
third. Time, ! SO %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22

Paris, March 21.-FOllOwing his re
cord performance of yesterday in fly
ing mile and a half in his aeroplane.
Henry Farman today made another
spectacular flight at Issy, covering
two and a half kilometers. little less
than two miles, in three minutes and
tWenty-One seconds. Later, in COM
pany with Leon Delagrange. he en-
tered the latters aeroplane, which
moved over the ground at a rate of
about thirty miles an hour, and then
went into the air. making a short but
highly successful flight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
TIL II + A DI\ D11Vj
TRACK MEET
At Y. N. c. A.
Over Two Hundred Sunday
School, Boys Compete
for HonorS.

The big Y NJ. c. facilitated Sunday
School club indoor track meet which was
held in the association gymnasium yes
terday afternoon rivaled in warmth of
competition and excitement OF spectators
any meet ever held in the city. The fight
for first place was hot one from start
TO finish, one team and then another lead
ing for a short time, and finally, after the
last event had been run off, it was found
that the First Congregational club and
the First Methodist club were tied for
first place with p points each. The Bur
lington Baptist club was third with II
points Phillips Congregational totaled 10,
Third Presbyterian Is. school boys. 8,
East Side Baptist 3. st. Mark s ?, FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN and s. W. Mission ! each
Ii attracted an entry list OF "A. ana was
run off without hitch or dispute IN the
remarkably short time Tor Track meets
of two hours and half.
1t was remarkable for some OF the rec
ords made by the small boys In the nlSh
Jump. Walker, a boy from the PhlihpS
CONGREGATIONAL club. cleared feet mches
Shea. a still smaller boy from the But
lington club, put the pound shot 81 feet
inches The hundTedyard dash was run
by both Dye and Williams. representing
the First Congregational cruz, IN the last
indoor time of Is seconds
The complete results were as IOIo"s'
For boys under 10:
Fifty-yard dash-First, Rognon, First
Methodist, { seconds; second, bI0WH'
SctlOol DOSSs th4Ads AOH'Sf ~
byterian. 1,,..t
High mmp--First. Van Pelt, Ihlrd
PRESBYTERIAN feet l inch; second, W OOd'
First Methodist third PIXIE, St Marx 5;
Running broad jump-First, Van Pelt'
Third Presbyterian. l3 feet inches sec
ond, Wood. First Methodist; third, Bailey
S w Presbyterian.
One hundred yard dash-tirst, ROgnOn'
First Methodist, - l-5 seconds; second
Van Pelt Third Presbyterian; thlrd'
Schatz Burlington.
One hundred and twenty yard potato
race-First, Lewis, Phillips Congregatoh-
al 81 seconds; second, SchatZ, Curing
ton; third Wood, First Methodist
Relay race-First, First Methodist; sec
Ond. Phillips Congregational; third Bur
lington.
Events for boys under Il:
One hundred yard dash-First WiliiaIhs'
Is seconds: second. Dye, First Congrega-
tional: third, SchatZ, Burlington.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
First. Williams First Congregational
Is As seconds; second, Tate, East Side
Rantist: third. O'Neil. Burlington
TweIve-pound shotput-First. Shea bur
Ington 81 feet 3 inches; second, Wl!kln-
son, First Congregational; third, walker
Phillips Congregational
High iump-First, Walker, Philips Con
gregatiOnaI 4 feet inches; second, Dye
First Congregational; third, Gaiiacner,
First Presbyterian.
RELAY race-First. Burlington: second
First Congregational; third, Phillips
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SUTTON MAY PLAY SCHAEFtR
Billiard Experts Framing Up Match
for Worlds Cham
pionship.

New York. March 2l.-Within six
weeks a match for the worlds cham
pionship at 1871 balkline is likely TO
be played in this city. Jacob Schaefer,
who holds the title. has covered the
forfeit of $3.50 deposited by George
Sutton in support of his challenge to
the winner of the Schaefer- Hoppe
match. which took place in Chicago on
March II. Schaefer has announced his
intention of retiring from the field be-
cause of his somewhat poor health.
but numerous protests, from his
friends, who urged him not to quit
the game in which he had been an
important factor for more than thirty
years. have had their effect, and the
preliminary arrangements for the
match have been made. Schaefer has
defended the trophy successfully three
time IN the last year. Sutton has held
the 1871 emblem twice, securing il both
times by forfeit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
AEROPLANEs DO GOOD WORK

This is the first time that an aero
plane carrying two persons has made
a successful fight. and the aerOnauts
were cheered by thousands of spec
tators who had gathered.
These accomplishments of yesterday
and today are hailed with delight, as
they are considered as having demon
strated that the problem of aerial nav
igation can be definitely solved. espe-
cially the question of equilibrium. 1t
is believed now that only an improved
motor is needed to ensure the long
flights Of the aerOplane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
MARCH % IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S65-At Greenville. y. J.: John Tay-
Tor defeated William Seeds in pigeon
shooting match for $1,000 and Ameri-
can championship.
1SS3-At Worcester: d. l. Dowd
raised from floor, with hands alone,
l, Al pounds solid iron.
1SS5-At Fort Worth. Tex. w. F.
Carver defeated W a. Penrose in 100
bird pigeon match for 81 500
1S9S-At San Francisco: James J.
Jeffries won from Peter Jackson in
three rounds.
1901 At Denver: kid" Broad
knocked out Young Corbett in
fourth round
1904-At Leland Stanford University:
Norman Dole broke the worlds anna
teur record for the pole vault, cross
ing the bar at u feet q inches.
1907-At Milwaukee: George Mensic
received the decision over Charley
Neary in ten-round fight
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LEE ROSE REPEATS.
Adds Bell Stakes to His Victories al
EmeryVille.

san Francisco. March 21.-Lee Rose, who
won the Colin stakes al San Anita last
saturday again proved his class at EN-
eryviile today by adding the Bell stakes
TO his list of victories. This race brought
the best WO-year-Olds on the Pacific
coast together. Although not off well,
he worked through his field like the high
class colt he is and won going away.
The SOnona handicap resulted in a ter
rifle finish. A. MuskOday, held at the
odds of - 10 l. and ClOyne had the race
to themselves through the stretch and the
former won through superior jOckeyship.
Massa was beaten and then came again.
getting the show. The TOlenas handicap
was won easily by PaJaroita. Results;
First race. mile and seventy yards
Huerfano JOG (W. Miller), II TO 10, won;
Sea Lad I07 CNcClain). Il 10 l. second;
Miss May Bowdish. 1O2 (Galindo) 10 10 ].
third Time, i:i5 10. Nancy W, De
Grammont. Captain Bush, Buto, Cocytus,
Maia, St Orioff and Frank Skinner fin
ished as named
Second race. six furlongs-May Amelia.
III BuXton). Il TO 10, won; Lord Nelson.
1l3 (GilberD, l. to l. second; Salvage, III
CIV. Miller). > TO /, third. Time 1913 -.
ChOlk Hedrick. Nagazam. Andrew B.
Cook, Zelina and Phil lgoe finished as
Third race mile and sixteenth. Sono-
ma handicap-A. MuskOday, los Dear
BORN. Is TO l, won; Cleyne' 81 tGllberD
{ 10 1 second: Massa, 90 81. Buter). TO
/ third Time, 1916 A.. J. c. Glenn
BroolIleaf and Fantastic finished as
named.
Fourth race, four ana a halt furlongs
tselG Stakes-I.ee Rose, IFS (AiusgraVe). >
10 won: Rose Queen. us (Scoville). -
70 10 second; Del CruZados. 10 QNeoghl.
On to I. third. Time. 90 Is seconds. Wood
lander Tom Hayward Mozart. FL Pr
ARC BIameless Seattle and Carmsa fin
fshed as named.
F'ifth race. mile and seventy yards-Ten
oaks. 1O9 (ButwelD. 80 to !, won; j. X.
Taughrev 10 Qycurgns), a to >. second,
Husky 1Oi OHildebrand). 20 I, third.
Time IA Is. Henry O.. Taunt Tonic,
carrican. Arcourt, Maxtress and Trium-
miami finished as named.
Si1,th race six furlongs. TOlenas handi-
csn-Paiaroita, 100 Uycurgus). 5 to 3,
Won. Johnny Lyons, 105 Hayes). . to 1,
second; ClOudlight, s5 "a. Walsh, to l.
third Time liz St. ElmwOod. Ocean
shore. Man L. N. BlOndy and 81. Fran
els finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
BUER UHHgll IN NEW YORK
Rudie Is Anxious for ice Cans
to Get Mad at
Him.

Rudifer Unholz lit up the Evening
Journals offices yesterday with his
presence and delighted the office boys
immensely.
Gee fizz.' piped the Boer, after pol
fishing up the junk; IVY 1t ISIS l can I
get neeple mad at me2 l fling it chal-
Ienees in de face of Cans. and Chloe
don't get no goat
"Chee fiZz, to show what l mean piz-
ness 1 will bet now right away $1,000
that I beat him in a forty-five rounds
box fight. Iss he ready? Ask me. You
tell dot Cans in de paper vot il ISIS 1
am talking over, and if he ISIS out for
de kush, come and get me and my
money. He finds lot to buy bacon
nit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Amateur Tourney.

Chicago, March I.-Calvin Demarest.
Of Chicago. was the victor in tOnights
game of the national amateur 14.2 bill
lard tournament. defeating c. F. COnk-
lin. of Chicago. 4G0 to 21l. The result Of
tonights game puts n. A. Wright. Of
San Francisco, in the lead, he having won
four straight games. Should Wright de-
feat Conklin in the game Monday he
will win the championship. Should Conk-
lin defeat Wright there will be d three
cOrnered tie to he played off among
Wright, COnlIin and Demarest.
In the afternoon game II. A. Wright. of
San Francisco. defeated Y. w Gardner.
of Passaic, y. j., by a score Of 900 TO l26
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, March LIN the feature
race at Santa Anita park this afternoon
the AlamitOs handicap. at one and one
eighth miles, the heavily played favorite,
MoIesey, bested the second choice. Light
Wool by a length. Edwin T. Fryer ran
a good third. Results:
First race, one mile-Friar of Elgin, 81,
Goldstein, to l. won: l.. c. Widrig, Vs.
Martin. , 10 /. second; Esther B.. 100
Archibald, 10 10 1. third. Time-l:39 3-5.
Elizabeth F., Bird Of Passage, Red Rev
nard, Rudabek and Perry Wicl1s onish
ed as named.
Second race. four furlongs-MadiA enc,
no Burns. II to ., won; Royal Some,
l93. Ross, u to l, second; Aunt Aggie.
1l5, Schilling. toes, third Time-:iS l-5
Lady Rensselaer,, Chilla, Luke Ramus and
Indictment finished as named.
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Veil, l02i2, Schilling, to 8, won; La Clio
ria. 1913, Martin. TO l, second; Arklirta,
los, Ross, TO 1. third Time-l:O6 20
Mirabel, Canardo. Billy Mayham, Lord
of the Forest. Pacifico and Lady Rice
finished as named.
Fourth race. AlamitOs handicap. mile
and an eighth-MOlesey. IS. Burns. even,
won; Light WOOL III, Schilling. Is TO 3.
second; Edwin r. Fryer, 104. Martin, 7
TO > third. Time-1:52. Marster also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Suzerain. 105,
Schilling. to ., won; 5. A. Carlisle. lO5.
Ross. to 1. second. Decorator. 102. Van
duseH, 10 to /, third. Time-t:27 3-5. 10
seph X, Lakeview, AIaxnal Waldorf,
Harvey Clark and Lancashire Lad fin
ished as named.
Sixth race. mile and three sixteenths-
County Clerk. LOG. Schiling. TO p won;
Sam Bernard, 80. Goldstein, 9 to ,, sec
ond: RubinOn 105. Shriner. TO l, third.
Time-2:00 %. Ormonde's Right Josie s,
Matador Brags, Sainrida and Ellie fin
ished as named.
Seventh race. five and a half furlongs-
Pal f05, Burns 10 l. won: Giovanni
BaleriO Jos, Vandusen. Z to I. second
Teddy Hodge. 104. Schilling. to l. third
Time 90 10. Prince Frederick. Rose
mary D.. Reuben. Bribery. AndOche. Jill
lette and Annie May finished as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
NEW WRESTLING CLUB.
vii! Hold Its First Tourney Next
Saturday Night.

The Y NJ c. A Wrestling club an
nounees that it will hold its first annual
amateur wrestling tournament in the as
soeiatior gymnasium next Saturday
evening. The fact that the great sport of
wrestling is to be revived in Salt Lake
and under the control OF a strongly organ
ICED club is a source of great satisfaction
IN lovers OF the zane. The tournament
next Saturday will be conducted under
straight amateur rules which provide that
rclling falls shall be counted and also for
tx minute bouts. the aggressor 10 be de-
stsred the winner whether a fall is Sc
~ured or not. This makes every bout an
interesting enc and does away with the
oid tine long bouts where the contest
ants rested half the time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
EUREKA socKERs PRACTICE.
lSpecIal to The Herald.l

Eureka. March 2l-The Eureka
socker football players are again very
active. Practices are being held every
evening, and the team is in pretty
good shape. Some of the old players
have left. and the team feels the loss
of their two backs. Herring and Asp
den, keenly. However. some new men
are to the front, and there is no fear
of the challenge cup ever leaving Eu-
reka. Eureka would like to hear from
Salt Lake for a friendly game on their
home ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
MONEY FOR OLYMPIC ATHLETES

New York. March 21.-Clarence II.
Mackay subscribed s25O yesterday to
the fund to send an American team to
the Olympic games in England next
summer The fund is growing slowly,
but surely, as the American Olympic
committee is leaving no stone unturned
to raise the required amount of money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
AsToR WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

London, March 21.-Lieutenant John
Jacob Aston of the First Life Guards
captured the racquet championship of
the army today, defeating Captain Lu
Their of the Yorkshire Light infantry.
In the finals the score stood 3 TO ,.
Lieutenant Astor is a son of William
Waldorf Astor, and entered the British
army in 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Crew is Well Treated.

Sirton. who speaks English fluentL4
said that his crew had been shown eVer5
courtesy along the route and denounced
as. false the stories that the American
people had thrown every barrier in the
way OF the Italian car II said that they
had the worst time OF the trip in getting
out Of "a mudhOle a few miles west of
Granger. In lacking the car up to get IL
out of the mud the crew broke both jacks
which they carried in the repair kit r.
L. Rutland, one of the party. walked back
to Granger and secured the services of
eight head Of horses. but when these
reached certain stream il had swollen
to such a size that they were unable To
ford it, After a long delay d work train
on the Union Pacific came along and the
crew, seeing the predicament Of the car.
took jacks from the train and relieved
the racer.
From Ogden west but three men will
occupy the car These viii be the driver
and two German machinists. F. /. EU-
land. who accompanied the car from New
York has been called back by telegraph
leaving today for the eastern metropolis
Driver SirtOri said that he hoped rutland
would be permitted TO join thee car agafA
as he had been of great assistance -
him along the way.
From observation. the italian would APP
pear to be shorter than the American ma
chime Sirtori said that the weight of
the machine. as il was loaded. was 5000
pounds. This includes a complete repair
kit. something thar the American machine
did not carry. AS far as the machinery
of the auto is concerned, il is reported to
be in first-class shape. The box ~ the
car however. is pretty well shakent 40
pieces Another stretch of road like khat
between Ogden and Cheyenne would lHiseiy
force a stop TO repair the box vi ne ear.
according TO Mr.. rutland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22

The board of regents announced yes
terday that +. j. Milne at present di-
rector of athletics of the l.. d. S. u,
had been secured as an associate
athletic director next year. 1t is
the intention to give Milne charge of
the coaching of the basket ball and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22

baseball teams in the future and to
have him help Maddox with the foot
ball and track work. Milne is consid-
cred one of the best men in the state
in this line, and Will probably help
make many victories for the red and
white in the future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
q. Y. U. BEATS PROVO.
(Snecial TO The HeraldO

Provo. MARCH, 21.-The first baseball
game of the season was played here
today between the b. Y. L. and regular
Provo teams. The students won by a
score of 10 to >. The weather condi-
tons were bad, which greatly inter-
fered with playing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Could Not Use Tracks.

Driver Sirtorf said that the reason why
The railroad officials would not permit
them to use the right of way, the same
privilege as that accorded the American
car was on account of the fact that the
American car so disturbed the ballast
along the track and interfered with the
block system that il was decided TO per
NIT no other cars to go on the right Of
way.
When the racer pulled into Ogden this
afternoon. several thousand people await
ed it and gave the autOists hearty Wet
come. A number of prominent Italian
residents went east i'm automobiles and
escorted the car into the city and enter
tanned the visitors last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
BILLIARDS AND POOL.
Hoppe Wins Again.

New York. March 21.-Willie Hoppe de-
feated Jake Schaefer at 1872 balk line bill
lizards tonight, 400 to 142-
George Sutton defeated CassignOi. the
French expert tonight, 800 to 265.
In the afternoon game CassignOl de-
feated SlossOn, 300 10 $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
PLEASANT GROVE WINS.
Beats Mozart Team of Provo by
Score of 80 to p.
Especial to The Herald)

Pleasant Grove, March 2l.-The Mo-
Fart basket ball team of Provo met de-
feat here last night at the hands, of the
Pleasant Grove team by a score of 80
to %.
The game was fast from the begin
ming. the teams being evenly matched
This victory was surprise to the
people of Pleasant Grove, as well as to
the Provoites, because the visitors nave
a brilliant list of victories behind them.
I ina
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
Kennedy Beats Maehan.

Kennedy beat Maghan in a pool game
yesterday by a score of 100 to 81 On
Monday night Cuthbertson will meet
Schefner. AT the end of the first weeks
play Cain. Kennedy. Anderson, Peters
and Franklin are tied. with Loo per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
PHILLIEs LOSE PITCHER.

Baltimore. Md, March 21.-Pitcher
Pittinger, for several years past one Of
the Philadelphia National League club,
has been signed by the Baltimore East
ern League club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
SALT LAKE GIRLS WIN.

The Salt Lake High schools girl bas-
tetbaIl team defeated the Ogden High
school team last evening in the Eaton
gym. by a score Of % to 9. The game was
very fast and much enthusiasm was
shown by the supporters of both teams.
The girls from the junction city were
at a great disadvantage in height. but
PLAYED a very fast game. The gymnasium
was packed by a great number of friends.
The stars for the local team were Ella
Bensen and Nellie Brooks. while Ira
Cooney and Myrtle Clark played the best
games for the visitors. The High school
band Furnished music. The lineup was:
Co1f III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
ITALIAN CAR
REACHES OGDEN
Finds Good Roads in Places
Where Americans Were
Tied Up.
Especial to The Heraid)

Ogden. March Z.-It was exactly $3.50
o'clock this afternoon when the Italian
car in the New York to Paris race reached
Ogden and made its way to the garage
where it will be housed until tomorrow
morning. when the journey west Will be
resumed. The trip from Evanston. Wy0..
a distance of 10 miles. was covered in
eight and a half hours. II took the
American car more than a day and
night TO cover the same distance on dc-
count of running out Of gasoline and bad
roads.
If the italian ear gets away IN the
morning as is planned, il will have Clipped
off one day and six hours from the
Americans lead at this point. Consider
ing that the Italian ear is loaded much
heavier and claims a smaller horsepower.
the showing is remarkable.
Driver SiTtori was i'm the best of spirits
when he arrived iR Ogden. He was chOck
fun of enthusiasm and did not take the
lead of the American car seriously.
THE race Is for 10000 miles. he said
and We have not yet Travelled 4.O00
There is lots OF time left to Ovcrtake the
Americans. which 1 feel sure We viii do
The car is In good shape, and we will De
ready 10 start west I'm tire morning. I
hope the roads are in better shape from
here on
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Meteors, 81; L. D. S. U. Second, II.

An interesting game Of basketball was
played in the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium last
night between the L. D. S. L. second team
and the Y NJ. G. A. Meteors. resulting IN
A score of 81 to Il in favor of the MeteOrs.
This defeat puts the L. d. S. boys out OF
the running for the first place in the
Junior league series. The lineup vas;
Meteors. l. d. S. L. Seconds.
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CHESS MASTERS ARE BUSY
American College Players Have
Best of Argument
So Far

Philadelphia, March 1.-THE Amer
leans had decided advantage tonight
when play in the cable chess match
between teams representing OXt2rd
and Cambridge of England, and u Sc
representing Columbia, Harvard, Yale
Princeton. Cornell, Brown and Penn
sulvania. was adjourned. According
to the rules agreed upon. the play.
which had started at 5 a. m, ceased
at $50 D. m. -Four games had then
been decided, and of these the Amer
leans had won two, lost one and
drawn one, giving them a score OF 2ls
to ~ for their British opponents.
Draws were offered to the Britons on
the two unfinished games, but the lat
ter declined. preferring that they be
adjudicated by the referee.
Rose Sale. Yogeler's Seed Store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
HACK FAILS TO THROW GERMAN

Baltimore March 2l.-GeOrge Hacken-
schmidt. the Russian wrestler, failed in
his undertaking to throw Gus Schoen-
lein of this city in fifteen minutes to-
night. Schoenlein weighed ia pounds,
against the Russians 20S.