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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
WEST OUGHT TO HAVE
BASEBALL LEAGUE
By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Fred Clark,
captain and manager Of the world s
champion Pirates, has been in New
York on his mid-winter vacation, spend
ing some time here before Christmas
before returning TO his. Kansas ranch
Fred attended the big league meeting,
and fingered to see the sights. He said:
"Why can't one of the big leagues
be induced either TO include the west,
or else why can't the wcsterncrs have
big league of their ownl Since |
have been in the west / have marveled
more and more that this has not
come to pass. Include such cities as
Denver. Salt Lake City, Seattle, Spo-
kane, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and
Butte, or some other Montana town.
II would pay, and the class of base
ball being furnished out our way is
not mp to tho standard which the peo-
pie ought TO have.
Fred wore big sombrero. and I
wouldp Il be surprised if he carried a
gun, although he denied the soft i'm
peachment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
FIGHT IS CLlNCHED; DO WE WANT IT?
KEENE'S BOGGS Wins
CHRISTMAS HANDICAP
Royal Flush Was Idol Of Race
GOers, but Was Nowhere
in Race.

OAKLAND, Dec. 25.-Boggs again dis
tinguished himself at Emcryvile today
by winning the Christmas handicap. The
son OF Royal Flush had already estab-
lished himself as the idol of racegocrs.
but the demonstration after today's vic
tory was the greatest ever extended for
several seasons. Although showery
weather prevailed there was a large at
tendance. ATascc was Withdrawn. leav-
ing only four TO face the barrier In the
handicap. Bla oxford was favortc. with
Boggs next in command. Silver Knight
and Riackford set the pace but Boggs
coming Edwin r Fryer. Silver Knigh;
was. third. The four horses finished
were Interesting.
First race, flvc furlongs-Daddy Clip.
19d kederis). IL TO- ., won; j; H. Barr,
iSS tVosper}. tV} to " tliird SsGoT Time :ef 90 3
DR.. Dougherty, Minncdocia, Phil Mohr
Silk zinkand. Phosphorus and Dixie
Dixon finished as namcd.
Naeazam, 1O9 (Vosper) TO ]. won;
John IT. Shcehnn. los (WilliamsJ. 4 to
= second; ,(,YJ; p,ra,reing;t0n, ,r, ~ Mentryo..
bal, smplsin. Madeline Mussrave and
Biskra finished as named.
Third race. SIX and a half furlonss
selling selling, Rez9n, t}, - GP9rk@Tl Pa to won
second David WarAeld. los (McBrde)
II 10 ., third. Time. 1:21 2-5 Sainotta
Ocean Shore. Ampedo Likely Dieudonne
Ptckaway, 'Salncst and F'riar OF l5lgir
finished as named.
Fourth race, Christmas handicap
mile and a sixteenth-Bo 10 Men
try), = TO / won: Edwin T. Fryer. 9.
(Martin), . to I. second. Silver Knight
30 (KederiS). u 10 .. third. Time
1916 .. Blackford also ran.
Fifth race. one mile seilinC-Johr
Louis, 10i CVospcr). 6 TO l, won: Rose
vale. 103 CGross). 4 10 l. second; Ra.
| leigh. l02 (Walsh). 10 /. third. Time
| 40 80. Bishop W. Convent Bell, jim
Gaffney. Emma c.. Mi Direcho. WooleT
and LuAurio finished as named,
Sixth race, five and n half furlongs-
Pcriucio. III (Dugan), TO >. won: Lady
Elizabeth. % (Andcrson), TO |, see
, ond; Sewcll, ia (Mentryl, II To .. Third
Time. :O6 20, Collector Jessup, Boy L
and Ybor finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
BEST CARD GIVEN AT
TAMPA RACE TRACK

TAMPA, Fla. Dec 25.-Thousands saw
the running Of the best card ever offered
NJ the Tampa track today, and the sport
MAS given a decided stimulus. Jackson
rode four winners and was placed once.
Results:
First race. five and half furlougs--
Scrcnade. 10 J. won: Bobby Cook. I, 10
J. second: Nellie BUrGh. IL 10 /. third.
Time, 1;12 30.
Second race. five furlonss-Balnsde. :
10 /. Won. CreUsc, II 10 >. second; Salhe
Savage. TO =, third. Time, I;05 -
Third race. snvon fuylonCs. scllng-E
T. Shipp. TO ,. Won; Spanish Prince
10 j. second: Edwin j.. 10 l. third
1ime. i:25 -.
Fourth race. ono mile. handicap Hans
+ 10 ., won; kcrchHv1l, TO >. second ;
| Hyperion. TO ]. thilG. Time. l:5n.
Fifth race. i've and half furlonEs-
Colonel Asbmeadc. even. won. Autumn
Girl. : 10 ]. second; Icari ) TO !, third.
Time. 1:l3 30,
sixth race, five and half furlonss
scninE-J. {. Gore. > to I won; Funda-
mental, Ia To /. second: Cassownry, s to
l. third. Time. 1:l2 L..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
COMES TO GRIEF IN
Seeking ROCKEFELLER
Turkey and Cranberry Sauce to
Console Waif Who Sought
Magnate.
Lcased Wire 10 Tho Tribune.


NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-AlthouGh she
heapcd with turkey and cranberry sauce.
little 9-yrar-Old Mary Bayagian of Wor-
cCstor. Mass. did not enjoy the treat oI
tn. Chiidrcn'S society today, for she
VAS ,linltiug nf her mother and lather
ana brothers and slst"rs at homo: who
did not havo turkey and gifts and nice
thugS.
Littlc Mary has saved ali year and
ycstt rday she had 81 In her bank. She
wanted To buy something nice, but the
shops I'm Worcester had placardS bearing
prices that made her 81 look mighty
John -, Rockefeller, for she bad heard
her father tell how rich he was.
Buying a hnlf-farc ticket. Mary came
Ia New York Not the least daunted by
tho noise and confusion OF Christmas
crowds she asked n big, kind looking po-
Rockefeller lived, at HSi West twenty
fourth street.
When the butler opened the door and
saw tho wee. bcdraggled figure before II
ne lost a fraction OF his statuesque pol3e
and austcrity. But only for moment:
her 90 the nearest police station The
big bluff sergeant gave Jew persrnp~
tory commands and soon basket steam
Ing with luscious food was brought IN
/ Mary did not weep until they turned her
over 10 the Chldrcn's society and sent
! n message to her father and mother t.
Last night Mary. with the rest OF the
| children looked UP at the chris tmas
| trees and then rhc was fcastcd ana given
her MI. but her heart was shuZi2o S@aa sac
! 20 enjoy IT, A. for Mr.. Rockefeller. he
| was being Whirled up TO Tarrytown lo
enjoy Christmas on his Pocontico hills
| estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Nelson HOLDS UP
N'CAREY'S CLUB
Wants Guarantee Increase:
WOlgaSt Sticks to Los An
geles Promoter.

Los ANGELES. Dec, 25.--Althoueh it
was announced yesterday that Battling"
Nelson had accepted 4 forty five round
championship match with Ad Wolgast
and bad set February - as the date of
the nattle here, developments today may
result In the fight being declared OFF.
Tom McCaroy. president OF the, Pacific
Athletic club. made Il known TODAY that
he had received telegram from Nelson
saying that instead Of the $4,000 Susran-
toe previously agreed upon Nelson must
have AT least $4,000 or there would be
no battle.
Nelson added in his message that san
Francisco promoters had offered the lat
ter figure for the fight and that Nc
Carey must meet il or lose tho match.
Tom Jones. manager OF WOIgast. coun-
tered with the announcement that If The
champion Insisted on taking the fight
from McCarcy, the NGilwauilecan would
demand twice the guarantee he asked
from the Los Angeles club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
FACULTY TO CONTROL
MICHIGAN SPORTS
1t Is Said Change Means VOL
yerines Will Return to
Conference.

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.-Faculty control OF
athletics at Michigan instead OF domina
ton by the regents Is now the cry OF the
University OF Michigan alumni. II Is be-
lieYed that this change Will mean Michi-
gans return TO the conference.
Following the surprise and cmbarrass-
ment caused by revelations in regard 10
Captain Elect J. Joy Miller, the alumni
affirmed that faculty control which WAS
taken away by the regents before Mtchi-
gan left the conference. should be re-
stored, y strong statement 10 this cf-
feet has reached alumni from Prof.
Andrew c. Mclaughlin OF the University
OF Chicago, an alumnus and former
president OF Michigan.
Professor Mclaughlin says that the
question OF whether Michigan should re-
turn belongs TO the professors at Ann
Arbor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
.0LDFIELD BREAKS An
AUTOMOBILE RECORD

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 25.-Barncy
OldGeld, driving Benz, broke the coast
record for one mile circular track
by two seconds at Ascot park today and
established n now worlds record for i've
miles in competition. Both records were
made in tho Gvc-mile race with Ben
kcrscRcr. driving a parracd.
Tho jimo IN This race was i35. and
Old6cld's fastest nile. II 30 seconds,
WAS done In tho final lap of the race,
which was won by less than wheel
length.
Previous TO the five mile race, OldGeld
broke the track record OF 53 60 seconds.
made by liughie Hughes in a Christie
car. Oldn.ld S. lin. WIS % - sccnmls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SANTA CLAUS IS
A MIGHTY TRAVELLER
This Was Demonstrated TO the
Satisfaction of Son of
Governor Spry.
BY Leased Wire To The T1lbune

BY Leased WlTe 10 The TIlbuno.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-lt was
demonstrated to the satisfaction OF Mas
ter James Spry, the 9-yaay old son of
the governor OF Utah. that Santa Claus
is Il mighty traveller and can visit New
York Just as well as he can Salt Lake
CITY. Master James w. and his parents
were i'm New York yesterday. They were
guests At the imperial hotel and Master
James was nearly fearful over the alb
scucc of II fireplace in his chamber. He
asccrtaiDei that Santa could not crawl
through the radiator. However. Ic was
optimistic and hung up his stocking with
ni@h hopes. lie was disappointed for.
when he arose This morning, his stock
Ing bulgcd. With - wluop of delight,
TN. ycungstcr ran TO tell his father that
santa Claus had been on Broadway the
night betor"
The Spry party was met here today BY
Souator Smoot of Utah. The day WAS
celebrated very pleasantly 81 The Smoot
mansion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
COLLINS WILL GO TO
OGDEN TO FINISH WORK

Bird Leg" Collins and Trainer Bob
Watkins VIII leave today for Ogden TO
put on the finishing touches 10 Collins
training for the twcnty-round bout he
has ON with Pete Sullivan for January &.
Watkins said he had Collins down TO
until the day of the contest. He said
that Collins was in great condition and
lie did not believe Sullivan could last
over fifteen rounds
Pete sullivan who is training at the
Manhattan Athletic club. says he is down
TO weight and is also confident OF win
ming, sullivan Will continue 10 train here
up 10 the time OF the contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
F|zy|NNONS IN
| EXCELLENT SHAPE
Miner Smith Says Freak"
spaSpr Most Wonderful Man
He Ever Saw.
InR CUTS MUCH WOOD TO
DEyELOP "CHOPPl" PUNCH
II,,, Is Australian Champion
nd Is FayOrite on Account
of His Youth.
Nv ". 3. (BAT) MAsTERsoN
W 20 wire to The Tribune.

| /, nased Wire 10 Inc ir,o"i'e
wv YORK, Dec, 25.-Bob Fitzsim
i hooked to fight Bill Lang in
s,,dium at Rashcutters Bay. Aus
4. where Burns and johnson fought,
|,S.i,y. which, on account of the diff
|s,,,s Of time between this country
,ns,raIia, makes it day earlier
!. nc and we will get the news Mon
II lang is regarded as the Australian
-~sight champion and is said to be
NV willing fighter who, wlth a
H. more experience, is likely TO de
n, into real champion.
q toursp everybody in this country
Ii be pulling for Fitzsimnons TO win,
|s.,7gb few believe he will.
Er.immons has been tralnlng at Ma
ii mark. a mountain resort owned by
Ia Mcintosh.
|'fr has FOR sparrlng partner a
|-rg fellow by the name or Dave
In who is said TO be exceptionally
\ ,Sripg some friends who visited the
',;ng ouartcrs about F'itzsimmons s
III Smith made the following state
|ss, which will be of interest to the
|rripg fraternity Of this country:
|@Wc have been boxing siN three-min-
munds every day since we came
~ said Smith, land let me tell you.
En-: wonder. He boxes me 10 a
|rdstil every time We put on the
|qps and is. ! feel certain, able 10 go
m rounds if il were necessary. There
q doubt about his stamina and !
|rr come 10 regard him as the freak
\ hs been hcralded by newspaper writ
|, iof The past twenty wears.
Ale has wonderful punch and is
|ssY and clever. That famous left
|tfi Of his is marvellous stunt and he
|rrulcs il with remarkable quickneSs.
N OF which sounds good TO the old
b. ) American friends.
L order to work ny his muscles FitZ
I. been doing great deal Of wood
|s,,plng at his training quarters,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SINCLAIR TO TAKE on
FEATHER FOR 20 ROUNDS

Peanuts" Sinclair and his manager.
Larry Brown, will leave today for KEN
mcrer. Wyo.. where Sinclair is matched!
with Roy Soulsby OF Rocks Springs. Wyo.
for twenty rounds on New Years eve
for a 500 side bet and 10 and % per cent
of the gate receipts. The boys are 10
weigh i'm at l20 pounds. p m, which
means that Soulsby Will weigh about l2S
pounds when time is called for the con-
test,
peanuts" says that lie Will be bac ok
January ! and will get ready for his
match with Eddie Murphy of London for
Van-Collins contest I'm Ogden January !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
JAIL AND CONGRESS
NOT WELL HITCHED
P'rgraIllnle y! of President and
iaat OF Senate and House
| Leaders at Variance.
Z n..s.d .leIed wlro 10 Tho Tribune.

A
.A'hENGToN. Dec. with no ses-
s~ congress and with Washington
slIl ,y,, =, many statesmen. the national
asstied" "nI De dull next week. Ii Is not
p ana lherc viii bc any lc.isla-
csrls,e lug postal savings banks. The
Eh.,ns, o,llIne'c" lAw or the Sherman
n inte,o.aac, during tho present session.
Il n..'eSl Is how copiorca In the nnrI-
~ d.sI ~ ~, from President Taft. which
~ rso,"h "i.h The conservation Of nat
|4-tnls, ,aa aiid amendments TO the
IGars b,r1e r1eSldenl Taft and the senate
E,HDe ri Ialled to agree on Il pro-
|kk VII ~. president got hii tjrst
o. i'm in ne asked for AN am"ncn,cnt
Il gssIdlpnoutn act. Congress thoueht
Ia IN aoi demands too drnslic end
|iAs ,rnn, now tic president is SUI
Re in H., uls second shock which
s.b.,np p form OF II prouunciamCn,o
8 can hc l anl louse leaders tina, moth .
~ guss,, y, donc with th& postal soyinrs
~ iueslion this session bcrnIsc :, Iii III,
A Sll9.lSlI 'a'il'nc Tor currency reform
/ ihsIr oInsehts VIII blossom forth In
isl 10 mi MI IN January. They arc ex.
ness hnS ~, capital Of the bars which
4 feli@f n'oepWn enipWn In the way OF pub
Of tb" ods ures. and there viii bo
II eongrcsg llmc pyrotcchnics shortl,
|t again assemblies on Janu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
RACES AT WILLAMETTE
PORTLAND. or. Dec. o.

PORTLAND. or. Dec; 25.-Tl'e swim
ming race across tho Willamette river,
about 1900 feet held today under the
auspices OF the MUltnomah Amateur Attn
lctic club for the :. T. Brtten cup. WAS
won bv Phil Patterson in minutes ana
i2 seconds: Ira clark was second. I'm ZOO.
II. G. Undhal third I'm S:lO, and Bert
Nithycombc fourth. in $40.
Fifteen thousand persons witnessed the
event which was tho Initial contest nl
a regular Christmas day race, which WI
be conducted by the NJ, y. y. c. IN thc
ycuIs TO come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
NEW BALL GROUNDS
FOR GOTHAM AMERICANS

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-The New York
American league baseball team VIII move
from its present quarters To new field
a couple OF miles farther north upon the
eNpira ton of its present lease in 1912.
The new property, comprising ninety one
city lots near Broadway and Two Hun
drcd and Twenty NTH street. has just
been purchased. and the work or fllllng
it in and transforming il Ia its new
use will be begun at once. No statement
as 10 the price paid for the property has
been given out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MI[L|OAAIRES WILL
MAKE GAME PRESERVE
Choice Hunting Grounds Near
Yellowstone Park VIII Be
"GobbIed Up."
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.


NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-A club OF one
hundred millionaires has been formed
with the object of establishing in Mon
tana the greatest game preserve In the
world Walter a, Wheeler OF Philadel-
phia, one OF the leading spirits of the
club. is now in the west closing the deal
Tor great tract of wild land near the
Yellowstone park. which VIII include
thousands OF acres suitable for game of
all sorts. both big and little.
Plans of the club VIII be along the lines
OF the Jekyn island OF the coast OF Geor-
gIa.
\ splendid clubhouse will be erected.
equipped with every modern convenience
for those members who do not care 20
house individual shooting lodges. Not
only will all the game lndigious 10 the
country be carefully looked after. but
game birds and animals from all over the
world likely 10 flourish under conditions
prevailing in southern Montana will be
imported and preserved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
NOT To KILL CAR
| AND CZAR|KA CHARGED
|crst Service Police of Mos,
COW Arrest Two Men and
Four Women Saturday.
frhI Cable TO The Tribune.

psi Cable TO The Tribune.
MOSCOW. Dec. :S.-Tho first section
|Ece Of the Russian secret service ar
='ai Two men an1fo women here to-
~ charged with being implicated in a
'Slo Kill Car Nicholas and the car
D. Shc are expected 10 arrive here next
r. The men and women uudcr ar
y are also charged with completely in
Allns OF Col. KarpoG, chief OF police
~ Petersburg. il was through the
's Of Col. kaIpcm ihat The police
''lel Of the intrigue against The life
Wy KuSsIn ruler ana the czarina.
~ arrests were made ~ house In
9-s0v street. but tho names of tho
Is'Nes Eere kept secret \ number OF
E.'sapI'hNcnied bombs, filed with a high
r'ANP' wcr" also found in the housc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Stag VIII Be There.

CHICAGO. Dec. 35.--Diroctnr Stage
will leave today for New York. TO be
on hand Tuesday when the first gun of
tho most important agitation FOR football
reform in recent years is fred.
With DR. II. t. Williams StaGE Will
be the western representative At the
national associations sessions Ec will
take an active part IN the proceedings.
advocating eight rules OF his own and
supporting as munv which have cuauatcd
nom the brains OF other experts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
ReadYiilc on Circuit.

NEW YORK. Dec. 25,-Horscmen in
the metropolitan district Will make one
more effort tn put on grand circuit
meeting in New York City, either at the
Brighton track or ~ the Empire CITY
track, y fund is being raised 10 guar
autec the meeting against loss. and sew
eral rich stakes will he offered.
Andrew J. Welch. owner ot the IA
NOUS Readvilc track near Boston has
hecu instructed TO apply Tor dates ~ tho
annual meeting of the grand circuit
stewards in Detroit on January II.
il is several years since grand cir
cult meeting was held in this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Piet Robbed of Draw.

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 25.-Leonard
decision over Horny Plct OF France at
the end of their scheduled round
bout before the Royal Athletic club to-
night. The decision was not popular
most Of The spectators claiming that rict
was entitled 10 AT least a draw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Rise of Tom Shaw.

BY Leased WIG 10 IHv TIUUI"'
NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-From = scout to
the bonkrnaker. to the prospective owner
oC a race tracl-thaf Is the leap that Tom
shaw has made in the turf world during
tic last fIve years The bis piung"r rs
now making arrangements whereby he
nv,nrd Dv Ioulg Celia aud Jerome Rcspcs
I'm the Crescent City Jockey club and the
New Orleans Jockey club. known To turf
men as the Fairgrounds track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
No Boxing in Missouri.

81 LOUIS. Dee. 25.--lu fifteen min
Il tAndicaD wrestling match here to
|t,. Frank Gotch failed 10 throw Con
i Sdly. champion Of Ireland. Or. Roller
r. Rsoul De Roucn vrcstlcd fifteen
tie< without throw.
| r, police refused TO permit James !.
|tlnps Ia put on ihc gloves 10 box With
- Berger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MANHATTAN CLUB

The feature at the Manhattan Athletic
club Monday night will be a battle royal
in which six OF the best local boxers
large gloves so that they cannot hurt
one another The one that scores the
most points In three minutes will bc
awarded first prize Joe Burns will ret
cree the go and promises 10 make the
match interesting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Vancouver Beats California

VANCOUVER. &. G.. Dec. 25.--VaucOu-
Yer to-day Won the first Of the series of
three rugby games lo be played here.
defeating the University Of California
t'am. To ~ Neither side had scored
lip Ia tho last minute Of play when
a"Lrod dashed over With try and won
shc game tor the local team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
PLAYERS Wanted.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 25.--rhc Gin
cinnau club has requested Horace Fogel,
president oC the Philadelphia Nationals.
To waive claim on. Bob Ewing, the big
rlGht-hander. and Brennan, a young
pitcher, Tcmporarily. ut least. the de-
sired waivers VIII not be forthcoming
from Philadelphia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
FiRht Is Draw.

PARIS. Dec. 25,-Charlie Nittc. an
american middcweieht. and Herbert
Synnott. an English light -hcavywciEht
fought fifteen rounds at Wonderland last
night, Ilitte had the advantage mp TO
The eleventh round. when SyDnott hecame
the agErcSsor. The referee declared the
match u draw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
"ooo for Red Cross

.p Red cs eolo.. Dec. 25.-More than
y color,S%ms %sS Christmas stamps were
w tolay nv according TO reports re-
NJ is:late onnifadquaricrs for the Colo
ohlrol az ,r,Ih rStioh Tor the Prevention
'llc amount OF s2leO. "'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Maps Release Six Men.

CLEVELAND. nec. 2o.-Clcveland is tc
let Toledo have six players, the men iC
be presented being Catcher CfTovcrland
Outiicld Miller, and Pitchers Robinson
Kent. Otis and BaSkcttc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Kid Texas Arrives.

PUEBLO. Colo Dec. 29.-Kid Texas ar
rived today after fighting for several
months ip California. He Is matched 10
meet Muggsy Shoals OF Cheyenne here on
January 10 in ten-round bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
COOlps1lN |
Burlington.

EeferCe-Ndsll Tlold Eolls--Wetzcl.
. Morris, s. SchatS, 4; shea. .: Erick
son .; Peterson, ]: Mack, {; Rowan, :;
Csormau, |. Free thIUTs-Sch1tE. q;
Shea, ! GoImau, J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Ru.lin otnilS Win.

The Burl,ngtons defeated tho Company
basketball team from Fort Douglas
Saturday afternoon at the J, NJ. Z. y.
by the score OF II 10 20.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

ont at miles because Of Weys dislocatcd shoulder
LoganS broken collar bone
, retired at bi2 miles.
I shirley rrtIr miles,
at miles because OF NccgITl& illness,
II col Withdrew a iJT3.d miles: M3ter k'r"E