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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

In one Of the greatest wrestling matches
ever seen I'm Utah, NJ. r. Yokel, wrestling
instructor of the y. NJ c. A., came out
winner over Eddie OCOnneu, wrestling
instructor of the MultuOmah Athletic club
of Portland. Yokel won in two straight
falls, the first in / hour and 50 minutes,
and the second I'm 4 minutes.
il was a great match throughout and
the best man won. After To first 45
minutes TOk5l vas the aggressOr and q
feeling went through the house that
AOkel would win. The first half-hOur
was "a very anxious one, however, for
q the local hackers of YOkel. O'Conuell
was the aggressOr. He went after YOkel
and using the tricks Of the professional
wrestling trade, ne seemed TO be pun
ishing YOlel severely.
The local mal, however, was not dis
tuTbed. Gradually he began to appear the
holds and the longer il took O'COnnell
To break them.
For time it was O'Connell on top and
then 1T was Yo65l First O'Connell bored
into YOkel with the grueling tactics that
are billed to wear down a mans strength
and a mans nerve. Then Nokel remeu-
bered that me was not Up against a Y. NJ
G. A. pupil, and he, too, bored in, and
the crowd yelled its approval.
Two OF three times YOkel had his Op-
p0nent i'm a bad way, but the cleverness
and strength of O'COnnell were too much,
and he broke away Then after 80 min
utes of desperate work, NOkel was seen
TO fasten a half-nelsOn. O'Counell made
a desperate effort and got loose. but
NUkel took advantage OF the opening
made 10y O'Connell I'm getting away and
secured a leg and head lock. Slowly
but surely, The Portland crack was bet
tered; enc shoulder was on the mat and
the other was being forced down, as
Referee Dr. Piummer tapped Yokel on
the back, and the house rOared.
After the 10 minutes rest the two came
back. OCOnnell, as he afterwards adj
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AT TAMPA.

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 20-Thriulns finishes
characterized today's racing, the proven
bal blanket being all necessary space for
covering the six horses as they finished
i'm the last race and the judges had
hard time singing OUT the winner.
A nose finish between BannOck Bob
and DesC0mmets ina the fourth brought
the large audience TO its feet, sum
maries.
First race. five furl0ngs- 1IcAndrews. s
to l. won. Gordon Lee. TO f. second
Birdslayer. to i, third Time-l.05 As.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
IT. NJ. irwin to 2 won. Herman. 8 TO I.
second, ACOliHe. to =, third. Time-115
Third race, five Ongs-Joseph M0ser,
to S, won: Bobby Cook, l0 TO l. sec
0nd; MalecOn, Q TO 4, third Time-l.04 80.
Fourth race mile, selling-Banuook
Bob. to Q. won; DescOmnets. even, Sec
Ond. Grenade, 9 to T. third. Time-I.48
Fifth race, mile. sellinE-OrlaudOt, Q TO
won; Cass0Wary, s to J., second, bly,
siUm g TO . third. Time-1;49 l-5.
Sixth race, six furipUgs, sellins-AIlce
Mack, S 10 l. won; BOuebTake, a to 1, Sec
Ond; The Clown. Is TO ]. third Time-lt1a
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Yale will probably get about six men
on the AH-America team, at least judg-
ing from the majority vote of the New
York newspapers. Taking the vote Of
ten New York sheets, only five places
are given TO men outside Yale, three TO
Harvard. one to Dartmouth and one TO
Brown.
Except for one end and one guard, there
is practical uuanimity in the vote of the
journals of the big city. Goebel OF Yale
is only one vote behind Tobin OF Dart
mouth for the guard position.
The total vote for Yale men Of the ten
pepers is sixty-tWO, for Harvard twenty
five, Brown nine, Dartmouth five, Prince
ton two, Penn State two, FOrdham, Army,
Chicago, Minnesota and Michigan one
each The Telegraph gave quarterback
TO McGovern of Minnesota and end to
Page of Chicago. The Times gave one
haifback to ATerdice of Michigan.
The composite vote would result in the
following team:
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mitted, had given an his strength in the
first bout and, while he broke one or
two good holds, YOkel was confident and
was putting up a fierce attack Within
four minutes YOkel fastened head scis-
sors, which O'COnnell broke, but slipped
into head arm lock. and it was over.
4okel had Won the two falls needed to
give him the match
Never in the bout was Yokel in danger
OF being thrown. While not giving the
appearance of the speed of O'COnnell.
ne was quick when he had TO be. and
he got away before in danger.
The many local friends Of Yokel were
Jubilant over his victory and he was
warmly congratulated.
I'm the preliminaries Ferguson of Og-
den got the decision over Dedne of the
Y. nj. c. A. He was heavier than Dean
and won on aggressiveness.
Macke of the Y. NJ c. A. Won from
Cleary of Ogden on a decision for ag-
gressiVeness.
The house was a disappointment but
after the showing made last night the
next match n which Yokel appears will
be patrOniZed to the limit
OConneH will stay here and says he
wants another match with YOkel. That
is the sole thing he viii stay for. O'COn-
nell says that with a week or so of rest,
and with 1Okel at li5 pounds. he can
win. He has $500 to bet ON himself, and
1t goes for any Welterweight.
Lake Long manager for Ackermann,
says that he can get his man here by
January 20 TO meet any Welterweight.
Stanley Karp was also at the match,
and he challenged the winner for go
after January 6, when he meets Ander-
son.
From O'ConnelTs work and showing.
however. he looks the best of the bunch.
He made friends and showed to be one
of the Cleverest Wrestlers i'm the business.
The chances for a return match look
sood 10 the fans Aokel weighed l4g
pounds and O'COnneu 13l, last night
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YALE PLAYERS FAVORED BY NEW
YORK SCRIBES FOR ALL AMERICAN

Ends-Kupatrick Yale; Smith, Harvard.
TackIes-Fish. Harvard, Hobbs, Yale.
Guards-Andries, Yale; Tobin, Dart
mouth.
Center-COoney. Yale
Ouarter-Sprackling Brown.
Halves-Coy and Philbin, Yale
Full-MiuOt. Harvard
The vote follows:
Ends-Kilpatrick, Yale 10; L. d. Smith,
Harvard. 3: Browne, Harvard, 2; Regnier,
Brown. 2; McCaffery. Fordham, /; Page
Chicago /; Logan, Yale, ].
Tackles-FIobbs, Yale, e; Fish, Harvard,
9: Lilley. Yale. 2; Mckay, Harvard, ];
Pullen, Army, j.
Guards-Andrus, Yale, g: Tobin, Dart
mouth. 5; Goebel, Yale 4, Waller Prince
ton. 2.
Center. CoOney. Yale. 70.
Quarter-Spracllin Brown; 9; NooV-
hees, Penn State, 2; McGovern Mime
sofa, j.
Backs-Coy. Yale. 10; Minot, Harvard,
1O:- Philbin. Yale. g; Allerdice, Michigan, 1.
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WeIterWeights.
GRANEY SAYS TIMERS
SHOULD COUNT MAN OUT

Eddie Graney, the San Francisco tight
referee, says that the man who Is the
third man IN the ring at the coming
Jeffries-Johnson fight should not be al
lowed 10 count off the seconds II there
Is a knockout. He thinks this should be
Ien 10 the timekeeper, as the rules re-
otlire. and when, if one Of the fighters IS
on fbe floor ten seconds by the timer S
watch. he should ring a bell TO denote
me count Of the fatal ten.
Graney has the reputation of being able
"a count off ten seconds closer to real
clock time than any referee in the bust
ness. In all the fights that he has refe-
reed. no one ever accused him or hurrylng
The count or slowing it up either, and
vet he says no man living can count OH
the seconds accurately.
standing over man in the ring, wav-
ing your hand up and down, should not
he allowed in this Jeffrles-Johnson fight
for the referee is very apt to get a lit
he off in the enthusiasm and excitement
which is always evident on an occasion
OF this kind. says Graney The proper EtF
way TO do this thing is the plan which
v-ss followed in the DAYS Of the big fights
in California years ago. The timers sat
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Jacksonville Entries.

First race. three-fourths Of mile. sell
ing-Clem Beachy, SO; StarOver, 90; Fly
ing Footsteps 104 Mrs Martin. lO2: Pho
ronis, 103; Ny Henry, 103; Condy, 100; Jes-
sica, 103
Second race, seven-eighths of mile
purse-Forty-FOur 100; Golden Flora 103
Diction, 106: o. X. Herndon, 108; Sager
los: Sir Ormonde 10
Third race, five and a half furIongs
selling Rose ATklo 10l: NJ J. Whelan. 109
AlencOn, 100; Bosom Friend, 100; Hymn
Wolf, 100; Profit. 109; Petuiant, 10. Pearl
Hopkins, 1O4; Aust Sturtevant 10l. En-
list, 100
Fourth race, five and a half furIongs.
seIling-Many Colors, 104; Font, 1O4; Al
berta Peach, 109; Snowfall, 109 Hazlet
107; John A. Munro, 1C7; Baby Martinez
104; May Amelia. 104.
Fifth race, three-fourths Of a mile
selling-Rubia Grande. 90: Ed c.. 107. Ely.
1O7; Lord Nelson, 105: Carthage, 105; San
GIL 100; Aunt Kate, s5; Mozart s.. Tom
Holland, 1O9 Cowen. 113.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles.
selling-Pimpante, 100; Cunning. 100:
Louis CavanaUgh, 109: FL Dorado. I12.
Belleview, 109: Mr.. Knapp, 100 Msledic-
ton, 100; John Mcbride, ICE.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ARE
FIGHTING FOR PLACES

The salt Lake High school basketball
squad held a strenuous workout yesterday
afternoon in the Eaton gymnasium ln
preparation for the struggle Wednesday
evening in American Fork, with the Sec
ond Apollo team. Sixteen sturdy lads are
fighting for a place among the seven
who will make the trip. The Apollo five
will pay the expenses Of the local boys
AS vet CAPTAIN Frank Hurlburt and
Manager Heber Pete ROmney. have
been the only two notified TO prepare for
the trip. HaWley KimbaN, DOran and
Price are showing great form among the
newer candidates. Coach Dad COnvill
viii read the list Of players who have
made good this afternoon.
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PERIUICIO JUST LASTS
TO WIN FROM ARASEE
Cold Does Not Keep the Oakland
Crowd Away, and Layers
Are Bumped.

Oakland, Dec. 3J.-The Benicia handicap
at Emeryviue today resulted I'm one of
The best races of the season. Perjuicio
winning i'm a drive from the fast coming
Arasee, with Cloud Light the pacemaker,
third. Hey Hindoo ruled favorite. but
failed to cut much figure and pulled up
lame The winner was heavily played.
Roy Junior fell in the last race and Sell
den was badly shaken up.
Cold and threatening weather did not
affect the attendance, which was large.
Well played horses We're successful. Re
suits
First race. five and one-haIf furlongs,
selling--XbOr 100, Miller, Z to o, won;
NovgOrod. 105. Martin. IS TO 8. second;
Father Stafford, los, Walsh. to 8, third
rime-lUl 3-5. Faneuu Hail. r. II. Fla
hCTtN ArgOnaUt. Lady Rensselaer,, Co
riel Sir Barry Lanita, John Hanna and
Schmooser finished as named
Second race, five furlongs, purse-Cop-
pertOwn, us, Walsh, even, won; Binocu-
lar, 100. BOXtOn, 9 to J. second j. ii. Barr.
l0l Smith 10 TO L, third. Time-1.o0 So.
Silk. Recon, Metropolitan, Passenger, Dr.
DOugherty, GA Mexico PM MOnr ana
Myrtle O'COnnell finished as named.
fl,ud race, mile, purse-Silver Knight
1Oi, Nosper, TO ], won; Sonia, 81, Mar
tin. IS to 8, second, Edwin II. Fryer, 109,
MenUy, TO I, third. Iime-l.i0 40
NaCazam Eddie Graney, Round and
Round. Madeline AIusgrave and Follie j.
finished as named.
Fourth race. six fUlongs. Menicia ham
dicap-Periuici0, los. Walsh. u TO s, won,
Arases, 100. Glass, 10 TO J. second; Cloud
light o. Martin, Z to . third. Time
1913 2-5. Sewell, Rey Hindoo and SpOhn
finished as named.
Fifth race, seven fuTlOngs, sellinG-In-
clement los, Monroe to @ won; After
hatch 100 Walsh, . TO ], second; Steel
l03. King 4 To I. third Time-1.27 4-5.
Cauardo, Ak Sar Ben. Blanche c., Wap,
luNuri0 St. Avon, Elmdale Woolen ana
Pickaway finished as named.
Sixth race, seven furlOngs. selling
ROsslare, Walsh 4 TO s. won; Cres-
ton. ll4. Miller 6 to ], second Biskra,
500 COtton. 6 to J. third Tlme-1:27 As.
Priceless Jewel Roy Junior. Little Bu--
tsrcup OreliO, Wise Child. CadiChOn and
lrana q fiulshaf Is nnmad
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TEX IN CHICAGO SAYS
FIGHT WILL COME HERE

Richard. the Jeffries-JOhnsOn fight pro-
moter, who arrived here today on his
way to his home. the governor of Utah
will not oppose the meeting of the con-
tenders for the heavyweight champion
ship in Salt Lake City next Fourth of
July.
'Of course, a few people in Utah don't
want us to fight there" said Richard
but the governor and most of the people
are behind us. If we have to agree TO
be fined 81 900 or so we will be glad to
do st. Take it from me- we are going
to fight in Salt Lake City
Richard leaves for Ely. New, tomorrow
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

san Francisco Dec. 21-Entries az
Emeryville for Wednesday, December q.
First race, five and a half furlOngs-
Lord of the Forest Jos; Arlin, 1l6. Burn
ing Bush. Tic; MarWOOd 115 aTitus IT
10I. Eelma c.. I12. Belle Kinney fI2.
Emma g. 10. Priceless Jewel. I12. aBaas.
1O3: AmpedO iii; No Quarter. los.
Second race, six furlOngs-Cal0D b.. 1oZ-
Grsmercy. 112. Aldergulch 100, EiOdia H
100; 1TeltoudaIe. 104; Sainotta, los. sResOn.
l05: Raleigh p. d.. los; AiunedOca, 191:
Daddygip 104.
Third race. futurity c0urss-Couector
Jessup, 12; Darlington, 112. eJOhn III
Sheehau, l04. FOrdelO. l04; PalrOnia @:
1lidTech0. los. Indictment, los. Anna May.
100; Dargin, 100, Fernando, 109
Fourth race mile. Ciarem0nt haudi-
cap-Bubbiing Water los: Blackford. 100.
JiTn Gaffney. 1922 Rosevale, "a; Raleigh.
So BOgEs, 1A.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards-De-
neen, H. I'D Ban, I'LL, HUapaia. iii. La-
zeu, 1lt; Convent Bell I'LL, Redwood TT.
iii: Charley Paine, III; Miss Naomi, nor.
Nike Jordan, 1866 Rubric. ia; aSiIver
CRANE, 90.
Sixth race. six furlougs-BIav Sutton.
ill; Illusion Ill. Grace c.. III. Adena. iii.
Banonica, III. Banr0se 107; Dorothy led
gett 107, Birth, 100; Roberta. 81; sVon-
del So.
Apprentice allowance.
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MANHATTAN BOUTS ARE
AGAIN VERY POPULAR

AS usual. the patrons of the Manhat-
tan Athletic club had more than a run
for their money last night when the
fourth boxing card Of the season was
offered. The five matches went to draws.
Only in one was there an apparent adj
Vantage-when Kid Bell. substituted far
Chick Coleman, put IL all over Pie Davis.
He got nothing bur a draw from Referee
Ryan, however, as he was inclined to be
lazy in his boxing
The crowd was large and everyone viii
go again. Manager Downing viii an
nounce the location Of the new club rooms
this week.
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BOXING CLUB RAiDED
BY NEW YORK POLICE

ing Club of America, with headquarters
in Harlem. was closed tonight by the
police. Tom O'ROurke. promoter and
referee, and two local fighters Hal King
and Red Lyons, were arrested and held
ina 500 bail for arraignment in police
court tomorrow.
The club management says no admis-
sion tickets had been sold and only MEM
bers were present. 1t is believed the case
VIII become prominent as a test of the
boxing law.
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All Lynch would say was that he was
in favor of unfolding the umpires de-
cisions and that he was glad he is to
have the cooperation Of John Heydler,
That the election OF Lynch to the pres
idencv has not entirely restored harmoni-
Gus relations between the National and
American leagues is evidenced by the
statement given out tonight by John NJ.
Ward. whose candidacy was opposed by
b. B. Johnson, president Of the American
league.
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WILLIE HOPPE WANTS
FIRST PLACE WITH CUE

Chicago. Dec. 20-Willie Hoppe yesteT-
day placed himself under the management
Of Charles Tennes Of this city, and start
ed a campaign that he declares viii re
suit in his being declared he undisputed
billiard champion of the world
1t is Hopes intention TO not only 60
after the 1871 and 1S.2 balkline honOrs but
to seek the three-cushiOn title as well.
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Harvard WANTS TO
JOIN ATHLETIC UNION

Cambridge Mass. Dec. -0.-AppLcat ton
f0r membership in the intercollegiate
Athletic association Of the United States
VIII he made by Harvard university at
the next annual meeting Of the organ
izaion i'm New York on December Is.
Although che intercollegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION includes the majority of the col
leges of the country. Harvard, Yale.
Princeton, Cornell and Columbia have not
entered il. The feeling prevails at Har-
ward. however. that Yale and possibly the
other institutions named will follow the
example of the athletic committee here
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AT JUAREZ.

Juarez, Dec. 2O.-The races were again
postponed today until Wednesday on ac-
count of the bad track. The track was
frozen, and nOrsemen deemed il unsafe
TO race. The management decided today
TO add any number of racing days to
March j that might be asked for, TO make
up for the lost time.
Track officials are willing TO run
races now. but hOTsemen consider the
track unsafe and requested the postpone
ment. and the management decided to
run the original Saturday card on We'd
upgdaE
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WE4RERS OF TITLE BELTS

who held it would also be champion
of the world, the last holder being an
American.
Among the English fighters Young
Joseph holds the palm. The Australians
have no definite champion, while Bat
thing La CroiX is probably the best
Frenchman at the weight. Rudolph
UnhOlZ-he of the glObe-tTOtting mania
has joint claim to the South African
title with Andrew Jeptha, a black
fighter born at Cape Town and now
fighting in England.
Lightwelghts.
Champion of the world and of
America, Battling Nelson; champion of
England. Fred Welsh; champion of
Australia. Arthur Douglas: champion of
France, Henry Piet; champion of South
Africa, Rudolph UnhOlZ; champion of
Canada, Billy Lauder.
Featherweishts.
Champion Of the world and America
Abe Attelli champion of England, gen
orally conceded to be held by Jem Dris-
coll, though there are those that feel
that owen Moran has a good claim to
be considered; Charley Griffin is cham
piOn of Australia, while other cham
piOHships are not i'm a settled state.
Bantamweights.
The worlds title is in doubt. but
from me point OF view OF justice the
holder is the best Englishman. and
therefore Digger Stanley, the National
Sporting clubs champion of England
at the weight, is also entitled to the
worlds title. This title was held by
Owen Moran Of England until he grad
Uated into the feather class. The
American title is also under a cloud
and while Danny Webster. Monte At
tell. John COUion and Young Pierce
all have fairly good claims, no injustice
would be done in accepting Jimmy
walsh as the chamnion
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BAT NELSON SAYS HE
WILL FIGHT SOON, MAYBE

Chicago. Dec. eff I fight in Eng
land. my opponent will be Freddie Welch.
He looks TO be the best among the for
eign lightweights. If I take on match
here, Ad Wolgast probably will be the
boy. He looms up a better card than Nc
FArland, Thompson, Hyland or any of the
Others"
Thus spoke Battling Nelson, lightweight
champion of the world. upon his return
to town Yesterday
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FIGHTERS ARRESTED.

Gary, Ind. Dec, 2c.-The scheduled ten
round spaTring exhibition between john
ny COuiOn bantamweight champion, and
Earl Dening. both of Chicago, was
stopped III the third round tonight by the
police Both principals and Promoter
Green were arrested.
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THOMPSON AND HYLAND
HAVE RETURN MATCH

Kansas City. Dec. 20.-"Cyclone John
ny" Thompson and Fighting Dick'' Hy-
land were matched here tonight to fig =.
ten rounds before the Empire Athletic
club, January 10.
They VIII weigh ia at 13S pounds.
Thompson received the decision over Hy-
land here last Saturday night
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AGAINsT EOOTRALL.

Washington. Pa, Dec. 20.-The present
American college game of football may
be abandoned by Washington and Jeffer-
son college. There is q bitter feeling
against the game among patrons Of the
college, and petitions are being ciTcu-
lated asking the faculty to suppress it.
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FRENCH WRESTLER is
DISQUALIFIED FOR FOUL

Buffalo, Dec. -0.-J0hn Lem. heralded
as the champion wrestler OF Switzerland.
tonight won decision over Raoul De
Rouen of France. The men wrestled q
minutes without a fan De Rouen was
disqualified for a foul.
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Mr. Ward ssids
''The election OF Lynch aE president OF
the National league was a happy solu-
zion Of the situation. He was a capable
umpire and is a high-class man. lie has
a mind of his own and will have some
thing 20 say about the business OF the
National commission. With him as a
member of that BODY the baseball Inter
ests of the country may rest assured rhst
IheiT affairs viii not be conducted ga
barrOOms and cafes"
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GTBBS-PFPPERS MATCH.

Kansas City No. Dec. @-Wilie
Gibbs Of Philadelphia and Teddy Pep
pers Of Kansas City today were matched
TO fight ten rounds here on the afternoon
of January j. The men viii weigh in
at 12G pounds at 3 O'Clock in the after
noon.
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KID MCCOY SPEAKS

New York Dec 20.-kid Mccoy the
pugilist, has issued a statement declaring
he is willing TO meet Jim Corbett in a
ten-rOund bout as a preliminary to the
Jeffries-J Johnson battle. He expresses q
desire 70 WAGER $4,000 on the outcome.
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HALF PRICE NOW.

Dolls, Toys. Games and Fine Art Pic
lures at half price the next four days.
You don't need to wait until Xmas eve
for bargains. Open evenings.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
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STOPS FIGHT.

Gary. Ind. Dec 20.-Mayor Knott an
nounced today that he would prevent the
prize fight advertised to take place here
tonight between John COulOn and Earl
Dluuiug
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ANDERSON COMES TO
TRAIN FOR KARP MATCH

Harry Heagren, manager of the Karp-
Anderson match to be held before the
wool growers at ogden January 6. re-
ceived a telegram from Anderson vester-
day, In which Anderson said that he
Salt Lake. Anderson win train at o.
den Tor the bout while Kap viii get in
shape here
karp is already hard at work and saws
he IS rounding into great shape
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WHAT O'CoNNELL SAYS.

ands auarey a man. we
4
unH
In, % q Ereai
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Attention.. Kniahts.

Installation new lodge T0oele Dec. o.
Special train leaves union depot 6.45
p. m. Get your tickets from commit
fee
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luke Young, manager for Aeker-
mann, has $500 to bind a match
for his man against Yokel or any
other welterwsight in the world,
the match to be held In Utah.
Alderman has about the best claim
Of all to the weltsrweight wrestling
tItls.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
IN GREAT WRESTLING BOUT YOKEL
IS A winner over O'CONNELL
WHAT YoKEL SAYS.

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