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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
FIVE FAV0RITES WIN
AT JACKSONVILLE TRACK

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec 29.-keen
sport and good finishes were the order
at Noncrof park this afternoon. Five
lavoIitcs captured first money. y sur
prise was P"Wiauts victory over the
favoylte in the third event, Petulant,
whose price was 10 TO 3. was given a
great ride by Butwell. who was suspend
ed for the entire meeting this afternoon
and fined $3.50 on account OF alleged i'm
proper language TO Starter Brown at the
barrier,
First race, six furlongs. sening-Ful-
m. 10 to >, won: Diction, 10 l, second:
Mts. Martyr. 10 l, third. Time,
l:IN 20.
Second race. 1--WE and a half furlonss.
seilng--Austlu Sturtevanj, TO >, won
Camel 100 10 !. second Sandy ll!ll II
To 3 third. Time. i:lO 3-5.
Third, race. five and half furlongs-
Pctulant Is Ia =. won; Robin Grey, even.
second; Fondheart. > To !. third, Time,
I:l1.
Fourth race. Everglades selling stakes.
six iurlonEs-PautnUiir. TO ., won: Ri
alto. . TO 2. second; Uasty Agnes. to J..
third Time. i:I6 4-5.
Fifth race. mile sellIng-Dr, Holsberg,
10 ?. won: Cunning. 10 !, second;
Joe Rose. I6 to .. third. Time, "a 90.
Sixth race mile and an eighth. selling
Mamie Cold, 20 !. won: tlgin. TO J.,
second: John Mcbride. TO ], third.
Time, 200.
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TOM CH|vINGTON
TO PILOT LEAGUE
l. Elected President of Ameri-
ran Association on First
Ballot.
oBRIEN REFUSES TO
FIGHT WITH SUPPORT
Teams VIII Play 16S-Game
/ Schedule; Headquarters in
Windy City.

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-Thomas NJ. Chiv-
,,,,on was elected president Of the Amer
han Baseball association over Joseph
o,Rren at the annual meeting today.
Ch;vIpglon won in the first ballot by five
votes TO three
oBren. the incumbent, did not make a
hattie as expected. as il was thought
~ gas prominent enough to cause a
deadlock on the first ballot
The association also decided to play
q I6S-game schedule in 1910; elected w,
r Armour OF Toledo vice president and
dscided TO hold the scheduled meeting in
Tbjcsgo ut the time of the American
league meeting, about February II.
a rule was passed requiring all clubs
IN provide dressing rooms at the park
for the players. President Chlvington
announced the league headquarters would
b moved 10 Chicago on February /.
George TeDeau was reelected chairman
Of the board of directors but there may
b a contest ON his right 20 serve.
Surprise Election.
The election OF Chivingtou was some
thing OF 4 surprise. The three northern
Minneapolis ST. Paul and Milwau-
iee-stood solidly behind O'Bmen. but
that was all the support he could muster.
Tie continuance of lGS-game schedule
net with little opposition and the fiuan-
magnates 10 adopt il again. The season
viii begin on April Is and probably end
on September 20.
There WAS little doing on the trade
line. Roger Brcsnahan, manager of the
S. Louis Nationals. was the only major
ezguer present He was trying 10 dis
pose Of some of his surplus youngsters,
Jack McCarthy. manager Of the Dam
yilc Three lcagne team. received an Of
Ter from Walter McCrcedle 10 maungc she
Portland Northwestern league team, but
reused.
Pitcher Packard Of the Louisville team
Sas sold 10 Columbus.
Players Sold.
Il WIS announced that four members
Q. the Chicago Americans were sold TO
TIE san Francisco Pacific league The
men sold were Catcher Warning. for
merly Of the Guthrie, Okla. team: Pitch
e. Harry Stewart Of the Houston. Tex.
lean: Pitcher Frank Miller OF Des Molnes
lct
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,Juarez Entries.

Spccinl to The Tribune.
JUAREZ. Dec. 29-Entries FOR Thurs
First race, five furlongs-Delr, 100, $
w. Fenuon, 100; High Culture, lQ5i g.
a. LEHMAN iuG. Bell Brady. lOj; Adad,
lGg. Rustcm 1903: Dave Montgomery,
10l: Mike Moirtt 100, Geneva. 90; 'Eyle.
" second race. SIX furlongs-Chlan
gcllo. los: Succeed. los, Seasirl!. lOS,
LADY, Adelaide. los; Foclsless, lO5; Al
nona. IO5: procls. l0j; FGcTona. lO3,
Third race. seven urlonE5-Charlie ie
Dohcrty ll2; Chcswardlne, 1o9: Hands
Around. l0g: SabadD. l09: Arcourt l09;
Ilimniaya. l07; or9sudduIth, lof; Pro
tescus. I0s, ST. Nilda, loi; Maud Siga-
bee. i0l; sGUnston. %; eThe Thorn. 80
Fourth race. five furlongs-E Enfield
r11. Nfarchruont lO9. Caesar Augustus
t0I. Arch Oldham. t0&: Or. Mack, l0$;
Dicly Windsor. 90. Pajaroi@, SO; Bert
mont. 20: Comal 90. Sugar Maid. 90;
Jgliv. 95: Galiudo %.
Flfth race six rurlongs-Possibie lo9i
Sausome. l0g: Bad Nows. i09: Ardenl9
| iO5: Little Slss. 1OJ: Gladys Louise, lO0i
sixth rnce. one mile -Marmoreon, 1o7
Drlcsmmn. 1O7, MelanEe, lOI: TrcmarEp
! lOS. Landlord 1Oj; Coat cutter, l02;
| sgrua. lOa; Engraycr lo2; Nerses. l09
| sApolopizc. 100
apprentice allowance
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Emeryville Entries.
Special 10 The Tnbunc.
san ERANCISCO. Dec. 29.-Entries

Special To The Triounc. /
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 29.-Entries Tor
Thursdays races:
First race, I'VE and a half furlongs-
Metropolitan 10: Bcda los; Salmotta,
100, vi.l AIoliuo. 100, 'Elsed. lOi. Calopus.
IOG: 'Dixie Dixon. l0-: silver Fir. ll&;
Banorclin, li&; Gramcrcy. 49, wicket
-O6, Glare. lO'
Second race six iuriougs-Sure!y. lo1
Bcmay. i07; No Quarter l0T; Little But
ieycup lul; Burning Bush, loI; 'Salyagz
LOG: COl0no! Jack. l03: lacihc, lu3; Pm
kin. III; Illusion III; Anna May, 10
Nlcsaway. lJ-.
Third race. mile and a siXteenth-Rose-
vale. l0l. Eosslarc. lol; John Louis, 100
JIu GnGncy. lol, Bishop W., lo-; Dr.
Mayer. %.
.Handlenp-B Binocular, SIS; Father Downey,
so. ClouGligft. 90: Hamper. 9S; Rapid
Water Io0 spohn. lG2; Fernando. lo55;,
F!rth race ouc milc-Jim Hanna. l0i
Mr. Bishop, l0l; Ncvg0rod, lp4; falyanlc
lug: Aftcrmath 100. Wap. f99: Peggy
0'Neal. iOp; Eolmere l0e; j. c. Glenn
100. CoclSsure. lQ9; S!nkspring, 1903; Ron
Junior lOi.
Sixth race. ruturity course MAY Sut-
ton, l6G; Adruu los: 1Cr,stou, log; Emma
O.. iO5. Mullic MouUosc, log, .Bpos, lyl
Marhurg. lO5. Captain John, lV": lucle
mont. 10: Micacia, l"2, Hush Money, llo
t&rprcntice allowance.
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0RLAND0T. A I TO 4
FAY0RITE, GOES LAME

TAMPA, Fla. Dec 29.-Bracing wealth
or accompanied tho running Of a good
card today the feature of which was
The breaking down OF Orlandot 1-to-i
far9rite IN the fflh race. the purse going
TO Kings Guinea after a hard stretch
drive. summarizes:
First race. six fUrlongs. scllins-Bobby
Cook, to J, won; Pirate Diana. TO /.
second, Warner Griswell. 10 I. third.
Time 100 10
Second race. five furlongs-Aflton B..
10 >. won; Ashmcad, . 10 l. second;
Jack Bennerlen. ? Co l, third Time,
Loo 3-5.
Third race five furlongs, selling-Nian-
tic, TO ., Won; The Ram, I 10 .. sec
ond; Clifford. 10 TO ], third. Time. 1:0T.
Fourth race. six furlongs. se!ling-IIarl
Of Richmond. I to >. Won; Canop!a. S to
!, second: lamar to /, third Time,
i:2l.
Fifth race one mile. selling-King' s
Guinea. 10 !. won: Virginia Maid 10
10 l. second: The Clown. 10 TO l. third.
Time 1850 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. sell
inE-Dcsc0mncts. S TO i, won; Bannocl1
Bob, TO 20. second; Vanen. TO !, third,
Time, l:55 20,
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Roller Skating Party.

One sof the holiday attractions OF con
sidcra BILE local attention has been ar
ranged for New Years eve by a merry
party that Will skate the old year out
and the new year in at the Auditorium
rink. arrangements are being made fol
many special and entertaining features
for this occasion.
one OF the events sure TO stir up q
great deal OF interest Will be free for
ali two mile race on rollers twelve laps
TO the mile for the amateur champion
shin Of the city. j.. G. Ackcrman. the
trick cyclist. will also give an exhibi,
ton and ON the stroke OF II, there will
he q grand tabeuu of red fire. and the
New Years two-step Will close the old
and usher in the new year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
"GUNB0AT" SMITH AND
JACK BURNS FIGHT DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29,-"Gunboat'
Smith the sailor pugllist. who isNsched-
uled to become Jack Johnson's chief spar
ring partner when the negro goes into
training for his fight with Jcffries. fought
a twcnty-round draw with Jack Burns OF
Salinas tonight. the battle involving the
heavyweight championship of the Pacific
coast.
The fight was one of the fiercest ever
seen between big men in the local ring:
Smith led up to the twelfth round and
Burns was Groggy when he went TO his
corner. He came back I'm the thirteenth
with rush that carried Smith TO the
ropes and from that time to the end
of the twentieth held his own with the
former navy champion. at times driving
Smith around the ring before u whirl-
wind OF blows which the sailor had hard
work 10 avoid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Ct7IVIVGTON TO PILOT AMERICAN CLUBS
JOCKEY GLASS MAKES
POOR RIDE ON ARASEE
kederis Rides Three Winners,
Including Silver knight,
in MeIrCSe Race.

Fl, OAKLAND, Cal. Dec. g?.-Poor hand
Hng on the part Of Glass led to the de-
.fat ,i !, OF Ar1See In the Melrose handicap
heavily played fayorite. but was beaten
bN Silver Knight. the pace maker. Ke-
dSrls was in the limellsht. riding three
Winners Hyn,I.S, in row, Including Silver
hnlSht; Daddy Clip proved 10 be a clever
SoIt when he beat }. II Barr In the
five iurlongs event.
First race. FIVE and half furlongs.
SsGllinS-Jillett. l03 (Rooney) 3 TO !. won;
Sir Barry 1oI (Martin). TO /. second
i}oyalta, los (keoghl, to l. third. Time.
l;o7 l $-5. May Pink. Arsonaut, Lady
RENSSELAER,, BuTuell, Coriel, Right Sort
and Schmooser finished as named.
Second race, FIVE furlongs. purse
Paddy Clip. S9 [Kederis), II TO 5, Won
GGGIpper{IowYn', 40 QNalsh}, ? 10 !. third.
bert Rose Myles O'Connell Vondel. Old
Mexico and Phosphorus finished as
Third race. FIVE and a half furlongs.
se!ling-Lo-d of the Forest. l05 Uiede-
ris). I6 10 ., won; Gossiper II, H. (Nos-
per- 3 TO l. second; Ampedo. III (Coi-
toni S to l. third. Time. 1907. No Quar-
ter. Billy Mayham. Burleigh. Swagger-
lator and Curriculum finished as named.
cap-Silver knight, 80 (Kederisl. II to ;,
won; Arasee. los GLASS, 6 to 3. second {.
Edwin T. Fryer. 80 tMartin). 81 90 },
third Time. l:4l 20. Chester Krum
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards, sell
ing-Round and Round 1Oi CAIul!igan).
to |. won; Raleigh. 153 (Walsh, even.
second; Convent Bell 1O1 tRosen). Il to
/. third Time. l:42 10. Aks-Ar- Ben.
Cadichou, Homeless, Birth and Gretchen
G finished as named.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling
Deneen. ll2 (Cotton). 10 20 /, won, Mel
tondalc. 80 (GlaSs). to /. second. Silver
Grain. % (Aiartin). TO I. third. Time.
l:27 80. Cobleskin. Chantllly. r. II. Fla
hcrty, Dirccteilo. Ltttleton. Royal n. and
David Warield finished as named.
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MEYER IS GERMANY'S
CHIEF EXECUT|0NER
Will Behead Brauer, Former
Bicycle Racing Team
mate.

Through one OF the perverse freaks Of
life bicycle rider soon will be called
upon 10 kill one OF the best friends he
ever possessed, according to the Bicycle
World Not that he desires TO take the
life OF former friend and companion.
but he Will be compelled In the line of
duty TO do so. And thereupon hangs one
OF the most dramatic tales ever told
II has just come out that Otto Never,
one Of the most famous German sprlnters
Is the chief executloncr OF Germany For
tne reason that Meyer, In the last year or
so. has not seemed TO care whether he
rode or not. yet always seemed TO be
plentifuliy supplied With money his
his friends. Now II has been divulged
how ne came by the money The office
OF chief executioncr carries with II fat
salary. for II is not job that every one
wants.
The Paris papers are full of the sen
sation. as they consider It, and predict
That Meyers life will not be safe now
the government has selected 10 serve the
ends Of justice. II appears that consid-
cradle odium Is attached TO the position
In Germany. as Is the case in France
AT any rate the papers state that Otto
Meyer Is the official executioner an6
that he will be called upon next month
to behead Brauer. an old-timc German
crack
The crime for which Brauer is 10 be be-
headed is murder. Brauer< shot Il rich
miller in Cologne about two years ago
He was tried found guilty and sentenced
10 death. but for various legal reasons tho
execution was delayed. Now he is to bt
beheaded, the papers state. and OttC
Meyer must personally WELD the AK
Years ago. Brauer was one OF Meyer:
best friends. and he often competed
against him on the track The con
scienceless Partisan papers facetlously re
mark that Sin his match against Brauer
Never
In the meantime Otto Meyer is com.
peting In the Berlin slX-daY race
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WOLGAST DENIES HE
SIGNED WITH FRISCO
Must Get Big Purse From Mis-
sion Club to Box Nelson
There.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 29.-Ad Wolgast
aspirant for the pugilstic championship
now held by Battling Nelson, denied to-
night that he has agreed TO meet Nelson
in San Francisco before the Mission club
FOR the lightweight championship.
"Hestor would have TO make a much
larger offer than he has TO get me 10
hght Nelson before his club" said VOL
CAST. He has not got a license for u
forty -liVe-round fight, anyway and /
doubt If he win be able to get one.
would rather night Nelson in Los Angeles.
The report that my manager has gone
TO San Francisco TO sign for a fight there
for me Is wrong. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
MAY SAVE SEAL HERDS
BY RAISING "0RPHANS'

SAN DIEGO Cal. Dec. @9-Boatswain
Judson Tburbor Of tho United States rev
cuue cutter Bear. now IN this port. has
received orders to report TO Washing
ton. u. c., and there explain his method
of raising orphan lurscal pups. two of
which he brought alive from the Prlbylof
islands. Al0slJ. to San Diego on boar
The Boar. Tho Significance of the order
from Washington lies In the fact that
rhurber's method may mean the saliva
ton of the fw-seal herds of Alaska, now
fast disappearing rs result Of the ac-
tivitics Of poachcrS who kin mother seals
regardless of the existence OF pups and
leave the latter 10 die Of starvation
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WILL TRY TO SEND WIRELESS
WAVES THREE THOUSAND MILES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20,-Warranted
to operate in all kinds OF weather over
a distance Of 1000 miles the new wire
less equipment on the scout cruisers Sa
lem and Birmingham has been found un-
able to Withstand the handicap OF sea-
sick operators.
The two ships have returned TO Hamp-
ton Roads from q test al sea. In which
they were orc thousand miles from each
other and one thousand miles from the
high power wireless station at Brant
Rock. Mass. \ fierce storm surrounded
the ships at sea. and not only were con-
ditions for wireless communication most
unfavorabe but the tcmpestuous sea re-
suited in ScaSickness in nearly all quar-
tcrs. Communication between the two
ships and Brant Rock was obtained at
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ceiyed telephone message from Mr.
P!nchot that pressing business keeps him
away ] must decline To- enter into any
controversy. hut / should like TO say that
| regard Mr.. PlnChOt as a remarka BILE
public servant. He is not only a man
who is doing his work with great affcc-
tion for II. but he is trying we'll to
broaden his administrative position"
SIR Horace expressed surprise that the
warning repeatedly uttered by j. j Hill
had not been better needed i'm this coun-
try. lie thought perhaps IL is because
we were so much interested In trusts and
in municipal regeneration.
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CORRECTION PLACES ST.
LOUIS SIXTH PLACE

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2o.-President Ban
B. Johnson has placed the American
leagues st. Louis. club In sixth place
instead of eighth sporting writer here
discovered st. Louis total hits were 1l56.
instead of 1865, and wrote President
Johnson to that effect. Yesterday he re-
ceived a letter from President Johnson
saving:
''In adding up the base-hit column OF
the St Louis club an error was made.
which makes the ST. Louis teams bat
ting average .233 Corrections have been
made in all baseball guides, ! am glad
you called my attention to the mat
ter"
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ROPE-SKIPPING NEXT
On SPORT CALENDAR

The latest gag" in athletics is a Mar
stRon rope skipping contest Jim Muir
1hy IS boosting the proposition. and he
sSys thal The event viii be thrown open
% aH who think they can jump the
;ope;. Murphy gays that lie will give n
handicap OF 1900 jumps IN the race.
which is TO be for thirty minutes with
oll o, 2 rest. Already several jumpers have
s'siIhe1 Their willingness 10 enter such
ior Inc first men who finish.
An'pY claims that he can skip the
cope loo times In twenty-five seconds.
Jlnl Natt OF Australia skipped 5000 times
90 The same number OF s!lips in thirtv-
I'VE minutes. Jack Rogers OF London
nss record Of 1000 jumps in six min
u'eo and twenty-five seconds. Murphy
ssys -. nc can skip the rope 1000 times IN
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1000 miles but there were serious inter-
TuptlonS
Naval officers do not consider that the
test shows the apparatus 10 be a failure,
and a conference will be held soon with
the representative OF the contractor who
Installed the equipment 10 arrange for
further tests.
In the next tests the ships will be sta
toned 1000 miles from Brant Rock. This
VIII require one 10 be near Trinidad and
the other 1000 miles out from the South
American coast. The supreme test Will
be the location OF the ships on the Az
rican coast 5000 miles from Brant Rocl;
and 1000 miles apart
III these tests are successful a tower
100 feet higher than the Washington
monument will be erected In Washing
ton. for communication with ships more
than 5000 miles distant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
SIX-DAY BICYCLE
RACE IS POSTPONED

The Newark, n. J.. sixdays race;
eight hours day. which was scheduled
for next week. has been put back. Ac-
cordlng to Newark adyices the race VIII
not be held until the week OF January
2i-29, beginning at o'clock Monday,
the former date. change OF venue also
has been made II Is sta ted. from EssSiS
Troop armory to the First Regiment ar
mory In the first-named hail. twelve
lap track would be the largest saucer
possible to erect, while eleven laps can
be gotten into the latter armory.
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ONE SUIT DOTH TREAD UPON
ANOTHER'S ELS-RN THIS CASE

Parker in the divorce papers. charged
his wife with statutory offenses with an
Austrian while she was studying music
in Vienna last year. Mrs. Parker imme-
diately filed another suit for divorce.
naming Mrs. Ellis
As u side issue to the divorce case.
Mrs. EDis's husband Samuel DiliDlane
Ellis VINO lives in Philadelphia, has sued
Parker for 100000. charging alienation
OF Mrs. ElllSs affections. and Mrs. Par
Rcr. according To her counsel. is con-
templating a suit against Mrs. Ellis for
the same amount and on similar grounds.
The ParkerS were married in Chatta-
nooea. Tenn, I'm 1892
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NELSON AND CANS
MET THREE TINES

LeamipEton. Dec. %,
Sporting Editor. Tribune-Will you
kindly and through your paper say how
nlany times Nelson and Cans fought
where and dates9 SUBSCRIBER.
Answer-Threc times. Cans won In
the forty y-second round at Goldiield. on
a foul. September 3. 1906: Nelson won.
knockout. seventeen rounds. July !, 1908,
twcnty-onc rounds. September .. 1908.
Colma. Cal
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NELSON SAYS he
Signed WITH W0LGAST
Fight Promoter Hest9r Has
Heard Nothing From VOL
CAST as Yet.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29-The Gail
prints the following telegram. dated al
Milwaukee, from Battling Nelson this
morning:
Il have closed TO fight Wolgast forty
five rounds before IIestor's Mission Ath-
!etic club at San Francisco. My share Il
Sl2. 900. Wolgast must fight me or lose
the chance of winning the championship
The date is stlli unsettled"
Hestcr said last night that ne had heard
nothing Iron Wolgast, but that he was
willing 10 give the aspiring lightweight
$4,000 for meeting the champion. While
the date is still open, it is probable thai
the fight will be staged Washington
birthday.
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NEW YORK. Dec. GA remarkable
tangle Of domestic troubles was revealed
in New York today with the arrest and
arraienment on charges OF criminal libel
ana perjury oi MRS; J@llo iuIneS Fafket
banker and broker. Mrs. Parker was re-
leased on $1,000 bail and the hearing was
adjourned
Mrs Edith Moser Ellis Is the complain
ant The alleged libel and perjury was
committed In aIfidavits made by Mrs.
Parker to support a motion for proper
counsel fees ip defending an action Tor
divorce brought by her husband.
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NO NEW BASEBALL
PARK FOR DETROIT

DETROIT, Dec. 29.-Presdent Navn
not have rcmodeled ball park to play In
next season. 1t Is not that the plan to
rebuild Bennett park, announced last sum
mer has been abandoned, but that the
club has decided TO do the thing up right
while 1t is about II. Negotiations arc
under way for the purchase OF land ad,
Joining the park on the west, which will
give Bennett park an area equal TO that
OF the biggest now parks planned In other
cities Building is likely 10 be COM
menccd In 1910.
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Strikes and Spares.

6SldEa.N YER. Dec. 29.-Ira Eeidon, an out
fsS0tl.noi fbs,ugl 81 tho Denver Western League
stril.oaa' team. last night bow!ed twelve
yenro 10 succession, making = perfect
otSrgs oil 500 In one game and $50 In an
I'd IN The first game. Bclion scored
ero,.a making total Of 500 pins or an av-
whlSb 81 -o6 % pins. Bcldon's record.
,ajn ~ record for the Rocky noun
"" Ieslon. was male im n nriNnte enmn
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New Hatchery Open.

ana ,sSrRING CREEK, Dec, 20.-state Fish
hsr, G5loe Warden Chambers arrived
,,e,, u5is today with a shipment Of 500 600
,,r,w. nuo Lesss and placed them In the new
fae ufns. fs. Ihe state hsh hatchery No.
nSo,!. ,,sS peem completed and a large crowd OF
vwym,. va Interested in ashing and hurring
iSa in@S present 10 witness tie opening OF
200 @a% pant. which has Il capacity of
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PROMINENT SPORTING
MAN DIES AT HOME

rfEsEkSklLL. y. Y. Drc. g9.-Ma.thew
I, tune for many years ono OF the best
49, sporting men In tho country. is
~ s'G " HI ms home here. Clune was one
~ va tne hLst To rccogniza John L. Sulli-
tani! doility as fighter. and was his
SbSVhsr SbV before and after lee became
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NELSON CANNOT MEET
FIGHTING DICK" HYLAND

kANSts CITY. Dec ga telegram
received here today from Battling Mel
son sating that he will be unable TO
@Ie nhtll February. cancels the proposed
m1,ch ".h as Hyland cannot be here at that
lhe local promoters Of the contest
s..' sSsl@a To-Day that the men VIII not meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Motor Eoat Races.

NEW YORK Dec. 29.-The Motor Boat
club of America has accepted the chal-
lenGe of the British Motor Boat club for
the international cup and has notified
the British challengerS that ther entrS
of two boats Will be received.
The date for the race Is saturday Au-
aust 90 1910. The course VIII be Sc
jeCtcd within the next TWO weeks.