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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-01
PHILLIES SPARRlNG
FOR NEW MANAGER

Philadelphia. Nov. 30-1Iore sensations
developed in the baseball situation yes
terday when an unofficial statement was
made IN the new office Of the Philldal-
phia baseball club that Fred Lake, man
ager Of the Boston American league base
ball club last season, is the lacegt Nuau
on Whom the owners Of the phuadaIOnia
club have turned their efforts to secure a
competent manager 10 succeed William
Murray. the incumbent
The statement was made however, that
negotiations for Lake are to be governed
entirely by the result Of the effort to Sc
cure John king, former Chicago catcher.
who is under the ban of the national COM
mission.
Under the new arrangement Fogal will
remain as present, while the offices of
Treasurer Elliott and Secretary Conway
are to be advanced so as to make room
for Mounts Sehack as .secretarN.
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CINCINNATI CAPITAL
BEHIND PHlLLIES' BUY

Cincinnati, Nov. 30.-Charles w. Muir
ply, president of the Chicago National
league club, and President O'Brien. of the
American association, today called at the
headquarters of the national baseball
commission.
Murphy later conferred with Charles T.
Taft, but neither would make any state
ment regarding the purchase of the PhilE-
delphia club. It has been stated l0WeTer;
that Cincinnati capital was behind the
Philadelphia transfer. This is regarded
as explaining to some extent the Te60rts
that Tart and Murphy were involved in
the deal
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SAINTS WILL SOON BE
IN NEW GYMNASIUM

Tt will not be long now before the stu
dents of the L. d. S. II. will be able TO
use the new gymnasium, which is now
nearing completion. The work i'm all de-
partments is being rushed with a large
force of men on the job. The exterior is
almost completed. while the work on the
roof will be completed before the week is
out. The interior decorations have been
in progress for some time. and when
this is completed the physical culture
classes will be able to go through their
regular routine of work. The members
Of the L. d. S. L. basketball squad are
working hard. despite the fact that two
Of the best men are out of the team
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MURRAY NIMR0DS PLAN
FIRST BIG RABBIT HUNT

Again are the Murray NimrCds I'm the
field with a rabbit hunt the first big
attack on the Dummies of the year The
hunt is being planned by Joe Vincent
and Joe Smith, the district game warden,
yyhO promoted the successful h1uts az
last year
The hunt viii be held Sunday at Fair
field, IS miles west of Lehi, where a pros
Dectfng trip by Mr.. Vincent discovered
rabbits fin plenty. Vincent says the bum
MES are more plentiful than last year
by far.
The special train carrying the hunters
will leave around : a. I'D. Arrangements
for wagons viii be made to carry the
hunters to the shooting grounds.
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SULLIVAN WANTS TO
SAVE HAMMER THROW

Hammer throwing is too good q sport
to be lost and it can easily be Euada
less dangerous. thinks the retiring A, A.
president, James T. Sullivan. He says.
I'VE have had a few casualties IN COM
of such a nature az would warrant the
disCOutinuauce Of this branch of cOnlpe-
titiOn. On several occasions the wire
handle has snapped and several instances
have occurred where O spectator has been
nit On this account some think 10 is q
dangerous sport and should perhaps be
eliminated from our list. j ara not one et
those who believe IL should be discarded.
I think we can make the competition
safe. at least. i'm so far as the Implement
is concerned. The suggestion has been
made that we enlarge the size Of the
wire, every other detail Of the imple
meut would be retained. but instead OF
the thin piano wire as at present a heaY-
Ter variety would be substituted
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ZYBSZKO TOYS WITH
ITALIAN HEAVYWEIGHT

Chicago. Nov. 30.-Stanislaw ZybszkOr
the big Polish wrestler tCyed with Leo
Pardello. the local Italian heavyweight, in
their bout here last night,
PardellO. who weighed ab2Ut forty
pounds less than the Pole, tried rough
tactics and as the result both men went
outside the ropes twice, but neither was
hurt. ZybszzO soon COrneTed Pardello
and getting a crotch and wrist lock forced
the Italian to the mat in 1856. IN the
second encounter PardellO was thrown
with a crotch and half-nelsOn i'm l.l9.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-01
WE'LL KNOWN HORSENAN
SAYS GAME PICKING UP

After a visit Of two days with his
brother c. L. Apologize, Colonel W. Z.
Apologize of Louisville, the well known
Kentucky horseman,. left yesterday for
Oakland, where he wiz race a stable at
the present Emeryville meeting. Colonel
Apologize says that the racing game
Weathered the storm in the east in fine
shape and that with the fanatics against
the game fast losing. out. a bright future
is looked forward to.
The hOrseman says that while the oral
betting system worked successfully. the
racegOers liked the books and the mutu-
ais much better He said that the bet
ting question might end like that now
in force I'm France-mutuals with per
cent going to the state as a tax.
Colonel Apologize expressed himself as
assured of the success of the winter
racing at the California, Mexican and
Florida tracks
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POINTERS RUN FEATURE
FIELD TRIALS STAKE

Barber. n. c., Nov. 30-The all-age
stake of the Pointer Clue of America
was run here today. There were eight
starters More birds were found today
than at any time since the trials began.
The winners We're:
First Manitoba Frank. owned by Thorn
as johnson Of Winnipeg, Man, and
handled by ]. A. Guide of Bruckeville
Ind: second. Cords Lad Of lingo. owned
by c. II. Cord of Dayton, o.. and
handled by J. E. Lucas of California
third. Spots Rip Rap, owned by Judge
D. G. MacDonneu of Vancouver, e. c.
and handled by e. d. Carr of Louis
vile.
The work Of Manitoba Frank was mag
nificent.
The Pointers club derby viii start to-
morrow.
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GOLFERS TO
INVADE GREAT BRITAIN

New York, Nov 3J-A number Of pro-
fessioual American golf players will be
sent to Great Britain this winter for the
international championship match. The
Eastern Professional Golfers association
is preparing a challenge to the British
Professional Golfers association and Alec
Smith, champion of the eastern body in
this country, has been chosen captain TO
perfect details.
Well known resident professionals, who
intend to sail shortly include Alec smith
of Wykagyl, H. H. Barker of Garden City
Isaac MaCkie of Fox Hills. James Mad
den of Nassau, Gilbert Nichols Of VIII
mingtOn, Dave Hunter of Essex county
and Peter Robertson of PIttsbuTg.
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EoKERsA1L's ALL WESTERN FOOTBALL TEAMS
FIRST TEAM.
BALL MAGNATES MEET
BUT ADMIT NOTHING

Cincinnati. Nov. 3O.-President August
Hermann Of the National Baseball COM
mission, President Charles W. Murphy
Of the Chicago National league club and
Presi -ent O'B len Of the American assO-
citation gathered here tonight, but each
denied that their meeting he'd any par
ticular significance.
None of the three would discuss the
sale of the Philadelphia club or the COM
ing election of a president of the Ma
tional league.
Much significance was attached In
sporting circles to a statement printed
in the Times-Star, Charles =. Tafts pa
per, to the effect that Cincinnati Capi-
tal was behind the Philadelphia DEAL
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FOR SECOND HoNoRs.

In a fast game marked by no little
cheering for the respective teams, the
object of which was to settle the title
to second hOnOTs in basl1etb for the
Emerson school, the Seventh Grade five
Yesterday won from a team made up of
Eighth and Sixth graders, by score of
q to p The winning lineup was; Terry,
center; Young, right guard; Scott, left
guard; Clarke right forward and cap
tain; Vincent and CardWell, left guards.
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SULLIVAN-GREGG BOUT
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

In a letter to r. a. Grant, manager Of
the Sullivan-COllins boxing match at Og-
den before the WOOlgrOWeTs, Pete Sulli-
he was to fight at Sacramento, Deem
Der ., has sprained his hand, and the
bout has been postponed until December
TO- Sullivan says that he believes Gregg
is inclined to crawl out of the match
and that if he does not come to time on
the 10th he (Sullivan) viii come at once
to Salt Lake
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AUSTRALASIAN TENNIS
STARS RETAIN CUP

Sydney, n. S. W, Nov. 30.-The Austria
las.an defenders retain the Dwight f.
Davis challenge cup. having defeated the
Americans in the final matches today of
the International tennis tournament The
play was in singles and the CalifOrnians
made a better showing than in the earlier
matches. The score:
International singles-A. T.. Wilding.
New Zealand, beat Maurice q. McLOugh-
lin, United States, Sc, Sc, o.. 6-3.
Norman b. Brookes, Victoria, beat Mel
willie IL. Long, United States, GA. rs. SO.
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BILLIARD STARS WILL
SETTLE WORLDS TITLE

New York, Nov. S0-WillSe Hoppe and
Ora AIOIningstaT, between whom there
has been much controversy concerning
the championship at 1S2 balkline and Isl
balkiine billiards, are arranging a match
for the American championship, regard
less Of the tournament which has been
held in this city. Eddie Graney, the pro-
mOter, who is here to bid on the Jeffries-
Johnson fight, is negotiating TO have
nights play OF 1900 points at 1872.
Tt is said the match will be held early
in the new year ia san Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-01
YOREL -KARP PROMOTERS
WILL GET TOGETHER

The Y. NJ c.. A. committee in charge
Of the professional wrestling bouts of NJ
r. Yokel, the club instructor, has called
q meeting for Thursday evening, at which
the Karp-NOkel bout viii be the subject
of discussion Tt is expected that the
meeting VIII end i'm the drawing up Of ar
ticles for a bout between the two before
Christmas.
Yesterday an invitation to present the
bout before the WOOlgrOWerS at Ogden
was received, with large guarantee at
tached. AS, however, the Y. N. c. A.
wants to handle the bout and as there
are hundreds of local fans who want the
bout in this city, the ogden offer will be
turned down.
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Whats What in Sports
All the Time
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR new TRACK
Juarez Opens Today With q
Good Card-SundayS to
See Best Stakes.

Ciudad Juarez Mexico, Nov. 30.-The
new racing plant of the town Jockey
club of Juarez. which viii be thrown
open to the public for the first time
tomorrow gives promise of being
great success. With the exception Of
u few finishing touches which can be
completed in a few days. the race
course is up to date and equal to any
on the New York circuit. The manage
ment has spared no expense in making
IT possible for the people of the south
west and the nearby republic of Mex
leo TO witness high-class racing.
The outlay on the buildings and the
grounds have exceeded 100000, and,
when the contemplated clubhouse is
finished, IL is estimated that the figures
will come close to the half million dol
lar mark.
The feature OF the winter race meet
will be racing on Sunday, which is the
banner day in Mexico. There viii be
racing six days a week, Monday being
the off day.
The program of the meet was so ar
ranged to make Sunday stake day,
when the richest events Will be con
tested for. If conditions warrant, the
management VIII add Monday, making
seven racing days.
Governor to Attend.
Governor CreeI of Chihuahua, Mex
leo, and star, and a large party of
friends viii attend the opening day as
q representative or the Mexican govern
ment.
HOrsemen have been liberal i'm enter
ing horses. The twelve stakes. entries
for which closed on October 9TH, have
an average OF forty entries IN eEcep-
= Jionally good showing for new racing
plant Racing men have extreme con-
ddenCe in the hackers of the JuareZ
meet Trainers who have worked their
horses over the track pronounce it the
fastest and safest on the continent
For the opening day the chihuahua
handicap a I a mile and an eighth, with
a value Of $4,000, viii be the feature
and a high class field will respond TO
the bugle. Many horses that raced on
the New York tracks are engaged for
this event, and good race should re-
suit.
The other five events have filled we'll
There are now at the track more than
600 horses. There win be Il books to-
morrow, including the well known lay
ers George Rose, Billy Dubois and Sam
Shaen.
The stake events for the season. the
amounts of the purses. and the number Of
entries recorded to date. are as follows:
Dos RepuDlicas handicap $1,000, six fur
longs, fcrty-tWO entries.
Montezuma stakes, Sl,200, one mile,
1Orty-eight entries
Navidad handicap, 1850. one and one
sixteenth miles, tWenty-six entries.
Ano Nuevo handicap $500, one mile,
tltty-Cne entries.
The Hidalgo handicap. $500, five fur
longs, thirty-fOur entries.
The El Paso handicap, Sl210, one mile,
fOTJy-tWO entries
Azteca handicap, $500, six furIongs,
fOrty-eight entries.
ChapUltepec handicap, SL250, one and
one-eighth miles, twenty-five entries.
Pflmavera handicap $l2J, six furlongs
f0Cty-eiEdt eUtries.
The Mexican handicap, $500 four fur
longs, tWentv-nine entries.
Juarez derby $500, one ana One-fOuFth
miles, tWenty-Oue entries.
Mars Cassidy is TO be the starter and
he is on the ground
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SECOND TEAM.
ESCAPES LAWS
TOLLS ONCE AGAIN

New York. Nov. 30.-Jack Johnson, the
heavyweight pugilist. has again come out
unsCathed from an encounter with the po-
lice. Magistrate Do0ley Of Brooklyn came
TO his rescue when Johnson was arraigned
today. following his arrest charged with
violating the statutes in issuing a chsl-
lenge for a fight The sO-CalIsd Clal-
lenge was delivered in q little speech
Johnson made from the stage OF q VaudF-
vile house where he Ras appearing. and
I'm which he said he was willing TO I1et
sam LangfOrd or any other asulrant for
pUgilistiC hOnOrs on thirty DAYS notice
Discharged" said Magistrate DoOleyr
There is no violation here and the poo
lice were wrong"
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In the Sunday motorcycle races at the
Coliseum track, Los Angeles, last sunday.
T.. p. Whittier, the local rider, won the
eight-miIe open professional, II, NJ, Same
nelson finishing third
860Yt GVHittler t7s Las ANGLES ExaU1-
liner saws. r. u. Whittier showed UueI-
pected ability i'm his races and is pro-
nOuuced a conner.
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cisco, viii get the bout but just what
promoter viii win is to be settled.
HobCken was selected as the place for
the opening of bids because the police
commissioner has taken a strict view OF
the enterprise anti-prizefight laws in this
state and forbade such proceedings in the
city.
Both Jeffries and johnson will shape
up in the same ring at Madison Square
garden tomorrow night however when
the public viii have an opportunity to
compare them. Jeffries will box with
Sam Berger, while Johnson will exhibit
his speed and cleverness against two OF
his sparring partners.
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GRANITE BANQUET.

will be banqueted at the Granite stake
house by the faculty and the board Of
trustees the last Of the week. At the ban
Quet the men who won their "Gs' viii be
officially named.
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FIGHTER PLEADS GUILTY.

St. Louis, Nov. Salary Trenda1. a
pugilist pleaded guilty in the county court
today to having been a principal with
George Memsic Of Chicago in a prize fight
at WellstO1, on Sept. "a He was fined Sf00.
Cases against NIemsic, Nal Doyle, referee
and promoters Of the affair, are pending.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-01
MICHIGAN SCHOLASTIC
CHAMPS COMING WEST

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. S9.-Arrsngee
ments were completed today whereby the
Ann Arbor high school football team,
high school champions Of Michigan will
play six games with western and Pa
cific coast teams. Eighteen players viii
leave Ann Arb0r. December "a, and return
January 4. Games will be played at COlof
RADIO Springs, Spokane, Los Angeles and
three other cities,
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10 SETTLE TITLE.

= LOngmout Colo, Now 51-The .
: LongmOnJ High school football elev- =
> en- viii leave tomorrow for Butte, =
= Mont, 10 meet the Butte eleven iu .
: @ game for the intermOuntain high =
> school championship on December Z. =
o g
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an amount promised by six promoters.

But gossip in sporting circles tonight
Sits this long list down. to five prob
able contenders-Ed Graney, James
COffroth and Jack Gleason, all of san
Francisco; Tom McCarey of Los Angeles
and Tex Richard for Salt Lake CITY.
McCarey has offered $4,000 for the fight
1t IS understood, while the others men
toned, in their own words, ARE bring
ing wagOnlOad Of COIN ready to out
bid everybody else or, at least, to offer
the best all-rOund inducements.
They are here in person and in earn
est.
Judging from the lineup, almost surely
California, and more probably San Fran
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TIE Neutrality-suspicious. CITY, UTAH. WEDNESDAY, DEC 1905
BIDS OPENED At HOBOKEN today
SALT LAKE AMONG FIRST FIVE

New York Nov 30Fight promoters with bids their pockets ag
gregatng than million dollars, viii HObOken j. tomorrow
where bids be opened II o'clock the worlds championship
heavyweight prize fight between James Jef retired and
eated champion, and Jack Johnson negro ttle-holder.
Thiryv bids have been received although all
oussOme by mall by delivered person They range
S150O00 to $50 600
ar promised by six promoters.
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BIG BASEBALL WAR MAY ARRIVE

Cleveland report of
a
not all F.
ca for park
krk declared his
i
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Havana, Nov. 30.-The Havana baseball
team today defeated the Detroit AmeTi-
can league team 9 to i.
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BOSTON scRAP.

Boston. Nov S0.-Ray Bronson Of En-
dfauaDOlis and Dave Deshier of Cam
bridge boxed twelve rounds to a draw a
the AmoTy Athletic association tonight.
Deshler proved the heavier hitter and was
the better i'm a majority OF the rounds.
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THoMAs THE eETTER.

Schenectady, n. Y, Nov 30.-Joe
Thomas. former welterweight champion,
demonstrated his superiority over Bill
AcKinnon Of Boston in a slow ten-round
fight here tonight.
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CHS APPOINTMENr-

Manila, Nov. 30.-Edward Bowditch, a
former football player of Harvard, was
today appointed private secretary to Cow.
eTuCr General Forbes.
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Bliss Gee and W. D. Piper had a
little auto race on Brigham street Sun
day afternoon. Bliss Gee and w. d
Piper had a little session with Judge
Bowman yesterday afternoon. Bliss
and W. D. P. have d little deficit in
their cash accounts nOW-Bliss SO and
w. D. S25. policeman Conyers is TO
blame.
George HOrsley, a morphine fiend
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Union PACIFIC
MAKES PROTEST
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Asked to Suspend Or
der in Spokane Case.
INVESTIGATION IN UTAH
PLANS OF THE c., NJ. & ST. p. IN
MONTANA.

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= washington, April 25.-That a =
d. ri+v can compel a railroad COM =
. many to bridge its street crossings =
. when the street has been estab- =
.. +sbIished subsequent to the laying =
:. of the railroad track. just as it can :
3 when the tracks follow the laying =
e out of the street, was in effect held =
:. ny the supreme court of the United =
=. states today in deciding favOrably =
:. To the city the case of the St Paul, =
& Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail- =
:, road company and the Great :
:. Northern Railway company versus =
:. The city Of Minneapolis
a :. = = = = = y - :. - = = = - = :;
Washington, April 26-An application
has been made to the Interstate COM
r-ar.e commission through T. G. billiard
.f tile Union Pacific railroad for q sus-
nansiou of the commissions order in the
Spokane rate case, so far as the Har-
r=man lines are concerned. The arEU-
uert is advanced that the Hartman
route to Spokane is much longer than
shat of the Northern Pacific or Great
Northern from Chicago. and that II
should not. therefore, be forced to &C
auiesce as to the same rates.
IL is expected that the order Of the
commission i'm the Spokane case, which
vas made effective on May 1, viii be
extended TO June !, III order that the
lines affected by it may have ample
time in which to comply with its pro-
visions. If the tariffs filed under the
order should not be satisfactory TO the
commission. the railways viii have the
option Of making them so or gOing into
the United States courts to ask for an
injunction to restrain the commission
from putting its order into effect. Such
action i'm effect would place the whole
matter before the courts ON its merits
for adjudication It is regarded as not
unlikely that that viii be eventually the
result
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MILWAUKEE PLANS.
Branch From MissouIa, Mont, to the
Boundary Line.

Helena, April 26.-There was filed to-
day with Secretary of State Yoder a
copy of a resolution adopted by the
board Of directors of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & Puget Sound Railway COM
pany, at a meeting in Chicago, April 9.
authorizing the construction of that
cOmpany's first Montana branch line.
and which incidentally confirms the de-
sire of both the Great Northern and
Milwaukee to secure a certain route in
Flathead county.
The Milwaukee resolution calls for a
line extending north from Bonner,
through Missoula, Powell and Flathead
counties. to the international boundary
line. a distance of approximately 200
miles. This is what is known as the
Swan river route, and VIII connect the
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee on the
south with the Great Northern in Flat
head county, as well as tapping the rich
coal and mineral fields of Southern
Canada. The Milwaukee resolution is
signed by President Fl. r. Williams and
Secretary +. W. Cook.
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No Chance to Escape.

Washington, April 26.-The case of
the government against the Great
Northern railway. in which that COM
pany was fined $1,000 for granting re-
bates on shipments of sugar for the
American Sugar Refining company. was
today dismissed by the supreme court of
the United States at the instance of the
company.
The case involved the same points
that were involved in the New York
Central case recently decided in favor
of the government. in which the fine
imposed was Sos. 600.