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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
MAT CONTESTS
At Y. N. c. A. GYM
Amateurs Put Up interesting
Wrestling Bouts in Annual
Tourney.
RUSSELL LOSES TO BURGESS.
Hard struggle I'm the Heavyweight
Class--Richardson Scores over
NIacke In Weller Division.

Probably the most interesting contests
ever given at the Y NJ. G. A. gym we're
those last evening I'm the annual tourna-
ment for amateurs. A large crowd was
present and greatly enjoyed the fun.
All the contests were clean ana highly
interesting.
Great interest centered in the finals Of
the heavyweight class In which "Cuddy
Russell and b NJ Burgess we're the con-
testants The struggle was a hard one
but Burgess landed a rolling fall and
was declared the winner.
Another good contest was in the vel
terweight division between Richardson
and Macke The bout went q minutes
when Richardson was declared the WIN
neT The results were as Follows;
rs class-Fred Crabb defeated Albert
l5 class-Clim Evans defeated L. A..
Wilson i'm S minutes. r. e. Spitko de
feated G.. NJ Miller In . minutes. A.
Lloyd defeated r. r. spitko IN % min
utes. A. Lloyd defeated elm Evans IN
las class @. White defeated A.
Chllds M 2 minutes. b. Richardson de-
feated A. &. Welt i'm 49, minutes A..
Macke defeated Joe Nichols in 2 minutes
Macke defeated White in 8 minutes
Richardson won decision over Macke in
q minutes.
1855 classical Deane defeated "A c.
Enos in 1M minutes. Deaue defeated A.
u AdamsOn iu 81 minutes
Heavywe ight-Cuddy Russell defeated
W. O. Rose IN minutes. p. NJ. Burgess
defeated Cuddy Russell In 5 minutes
Referee. DR. Charles q Plummer
Judges. r. B. Hardness, Joe Maddox
and Nj, Dufheld.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


Oakland, Feb. l2-Fine weather favor
ed the racing at Emeryville today. but
the track was very heavy. Some inter
esting finishes were witnessed by The
large holiday crowd and most Of the
winners were well supported. In the mile
and a half race, the third on the card
Clamor, the fayorite closed with q rush
and beat Pan de ORC IN drive. Fullet-
IA showed TO the best IN the mile event
and ran over his held the last quarter.
Jockey J. Butler today refused an onei
20 ride for w X. Vanderbilt In France
hotter was fined tlO0 and suspended for
"a week by Starter Dwyer for running
through the barrier with Tom shaw.
First race, futurity course, selling-Ar-
gonaut. 112 (Mentry). IA TO 3, won, Rosa
mo. ll2 tTaplin), Z TO 3, second Rose
vale, l03 (GilberD, 30 10 J. third. Time
ll6 rs. Gatherings, Minnie Bright, Toll
kind finished as named.
Second race, three and half furlongs,
purse-Gendo; II tNotter' u 10 .
won; Judge Henderson. l04 Mccarthy,
Z to 1, second; Penn, l0l tMentry), q to
8, third Time-.A 3-5 Recon. Cain, Rtv-
era and Father Eugene finished as nam
ed.
Third race mile and a half selling
Clamor. lOe (Scovile), z 90 o. won; Pan
de orc, JOB (GilberD, 20 /. second
0rcagna, l03 Clark, 10 20 J.. third.
Time-2:H as. Legatee, JacOmo Mary b,
Clark, Lord Rossington and Graphite I'm
ished as named.
Fourth race, mile selling l0l
(Taplin). 10 s. won; Tom Shaw, los
tNotter), l3 to s. second: Joe Rose 81
CRoss) 20 ! third Time-1:47 80. l1s-
tella c., Woolma, Convent Belle. Import.
Bucket Brigade. and Patricia r. finish
ed az named.
Firth race. mile and half, selling
Prince Of orange, l09 tGiberD, s 10 3
won. KoRO 1903 tSweeD, & tn I. second;
Orchau. 10 sullivan, 8 to !. third. Time
10 SO. Adonis. ConfesHOt, Apt, Pala-
DIM and Innammahle finished a. named.
sixth race, six furlonEs, purse-Ful-
ford rs CMcIntyrel, 10 % won; Frank
Clancy, 100 (Van Dusen), 20 20 J. Sec
ond, Allness. 112 CRossl S 10 J. third.
Time-lIS as. El Picaro, DR. Mayer.
Dorothy Ledgett Keumure and Angel
Face finished as named
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CRESCENT CITY
ENTERTAINS TAFT
A Thousand Citizens Paid Twen-
ty-fiye Dollars a Piecye for
Places at Festive Board.
GIVEN TITLE "oUR WILLIAM"
Cardinal Gibbons, Who Pronounced
Tho Invocation, Bestowed "
In Very Happy Talk.

Sew Orleans. La. Feb. President
elect Taft devoted this morning 20 the
Hegro race and this afternoon TO leisure.
Nonght DC was the guest Of honor at
" creole banquet given at the Grune-
void hotel a thousand citizens paid
the assessment of S25 each for places at
the board. and considerably over huf
OF those were present
Although conferences during tbo day
lUcro held between MI TAFT and Mr.
Hitchcock his postmaster general and
1reauror Dph8m of che national Re
publican committee. nothing definite
WAS obtaiuablc regarding the undecided
places iu the cabinet. ln his speech
20 the negroes who greeted him by
thousands ot the bail park today. Mr.
TAFT reiterated his heretofore wcll-dc-
hned principles regarding the develop
nent OF the race question
The afternoon of the city. dlstin-
Euishgd guest was spent at the country
club. which not only afforded the OPP
portunity FOR select luncheon party
in which Mrs TAFT was also "a partici-
PANT but am opportunity f0r what
viii doubtless De- The last game of golf
Mr.. TAFT viii indulge ln for many
months
Mr. and Mrs TAFT Will leave here
Tor Cincinnati ut $3.50 o'clock tomor-
row morning. arriving in the latter. at
1.i5 b m. sunday. Monday afternoon
the prcsIdent-elect viii start for WASH
ington
Gov. j. Sanders. responding TO the
toast Louisiana. at the banquet to-
night after extending "a hearty Woi-
fH. a.. O
the federal government assuming the
maintenance of the levce system Of the
Mississippi river and some OF It's tribu-
tares
Cardinal Gibbons. who pronounced
The invocation. said.
II beg to assure this large and dis
tinguishcd audience that i feel 10
great pleasure and privilege 10 parti-
clpate in these festivities in honor OF
the president elect OF the United states
y have known Mr. TAFT for several
years and the more ! have known him
The better ] have learned 10 admire
and esteem him
"The people OF the United states
have chosen for president "a man whose
devotion TO biz country s not re-
stricted by state lines or by sectional
bias, but who loves his fellow citizens.
whether they come from the east or
west. north or south VINO win be pres-
dent of the whole nation
Nearly 30 years ago said Cardinal
Gibbons. ION arriving at Queenstown
from New York ! saw that the people
OF Great Britain and ireland we're On a.
high state OF enthusiasm over the cleo
ton TO parliament OF Mr.. Gladstone.
who once more became prime minister
of England. The people greeted him
q a. a hnf IN 20 "a
Of our william
And I ana sure that the gentlemen
assembled here tonight and the men
and women Of New Orleans. and the
citizens 40 large throughout the United
states VIII take equal pride I'm calling
our honored guest by the familiar. but
endearing name of Our William.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
LA TOILETTE WOULD
CHANGE SENATE RULES

Washington Feb t3.- Following the
lead Of the house Insurgents some OF
the new Republican senators headed by
Senator la Toilette of Wisconsin, prob
ably will make an earnest effort TO
obtain a reorganization OF the present
methods OF appointing committees in
the next Congress
when Senator la Toilette succeeded
Thursday 100 putting the naval appro-
priation bill over until next week he
said that he had the hardihOod not
only 90 doubt the perfection OF the
present arrangement but almost to
believe that IN the business OF consid-
ornR the legislation Of the senate could
boz distributed among the % instead Of
being taken zoo charge hy less than one
third of the body IL would be an inn
provcmeut over existing conditions"
His present committee assignments
be- said. DO not allow him much say in
the important business before COM
mittccs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13

ney to catch the steamer Mazura, which
will SAT- next Monday FOR Vancouver, az
which port she is due about March II
From Vancouver Johnson Will proceed
to Galveston. where be viii spend week
Il will do no boxing or other business
IN the United states when arrive mere
and ] have given NO authority for the
statement that has been published that /
will then fight Stanley ketcheli John-
son said 81 understood that Jeuries has
said that he would never re-enter the
ring. III however. Jeffries has decided TO
accept the purse Of $1,000 offered ny
sam Allen Of Melbourne Tor q go with
me. ] am willing 10 return here In ~
months time and give him chance 10
win the title he once held
81 have arranged to reach London the
first week in April and probably imme-
diately viii commence my music hall en-
fragments The date Of the contest be-
tween Langford and myself before the
National Sporting club will not be def
nitely determined until I arrive I'm Lon
don.
II am out for business all the time
as the people of America will find out
when / reach there.
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Al Los Angeles

Los Angeles. Feb i2-The track at
santa Anita today was a sea Of mud and
the pronounced mud runners were I'm de-
maud Three favorites managed 20 win.
while the other events went 70 second
choices and long shots Tomorrow the
$500 California handicap is 70 be run and
"a high class field is entered. Tie track
viii be heavy.
Results.
First race, selling six and half fur
lougs-Ethon, lB tShrinor.l n 20 3, won
Calves 1921 powersI. to L second
Joe Cations l02 ~. puganJ. 10 J. third
11mo-1. ~ %. Golden Shore. Kerry, An
derson. n. NJ. Fry Financier and Aunt
Rose also ran.
furlongs-San Dumius. 100 CButwel). 90
I. won, Matcrnus. iUp lE Dugan), 20
J. second, Mike Molett 100 tKlng), - 10
4, third. Tines seconds Mary's Lamb.
Arthur House Daredoit. Caesariiass. nv
Last Mrs. Frank q. Hogan Gar shoe
maker Phosphorus. Green Dragan and
Camera also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs Roy Del
Muudo, lW tgOldstein). 3 90 j. won: Bye
Bye H. ll2 tPowersD. 10 second Sink
Spring. l0 Kennedy % 2 third Time
- = -. Prince OF CASTLE, pinar Bude
Embry LIKELY Dieudouno and Marment
also ran.
Fourth race purse mile and am eighth
.Arasee. lol "a Walsh)i ~ 10 I. won:
Red Gauntlet. M tGoldstciuI TO T. seo-
ond. Summer Cloud iN "a fIarrisD. rs
20 T. third. Time-ltl TO bik Bow also
ran.
Iifth race selling mile and "a Quarter
Homeless 100 tMoGeal. 9 10 D. won.
Nanen noe lPage), to I. second. wild,
den, ~ fMuuiganl, 90 4, third. Timo-
zl0 20. Margaret Randolph. Miss or
nclout aud Knight uf ivHnhue also ran.
sixth race. selling five aud "a half fur.
lonBs-flelder. 100 (CullenJ 10 n won,
Lvndos. lU lbutwelD. 10 90 second
Noliromc i03 Norkol. 10 l. third
Time NJ i-o Goldbar. d. Wels. Trancia
Joseph and saiario also ran
seventh race, selling. seven furIouQs-
A@utelluH lll (McGeel. 3 10 q won,
WolfWlle. ll lpoworsl 4 10 ! second
lNanhoe. me- tMcCaheyl. 81 q nina
llmerl Ezra. Allen lee. Tulgather.
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SOLICITOR GENERAL URE
DESCRIBES MRS. ATHERT0N

Edinburgh. Feb. 12.-The stirling
cross suits for divorce entered upon
their dnal stage today. counsel adj
dressing the court ON behalf of their
respective clients Solicitor General
IRE opened the case by az ono assoc
ciating Mrs Atherton's name with
that of Mr. Stirling, and recalling
the alleged intimacy Of the twain
while Mrs Stirling was ia America.
Mrs. Anterior flushed slightly as
the solicitor general spoke of her past.
Her record is not unimpeaChable,"
he said; her talent for intrigue is
great, her personal attractions are
obvious. and he. virtue is easy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
BLACK HAND DESPERAD0ES
NOW USE AUTOMOBILES

New York, Feb. 13.-That mysterious
organization known 20 Italians and the
police as the BLACK Hand" has adopt
cd up-to-date methods Of operating IN
New York. An attack from an automo-
bile was made yesterday on Gus Me-
rino. a Harlem junk dealer who had
been receiving threatening letters de-
handing the payment of 5000 for sew
eral weeks past when Merno left
his shop and was walking along the
sidewalk, "a machine dashed up TO the
curb and one of the three occupants
sprang out and began firing with
rare presence Of mind Merino dropped
TO the sidewalk and feigned DEATH thus
escaping without a scratch The man
who fred the shot quickly turned and
jumped into the machine and whizzed
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
GRIM TALKS ABOUT
INTERM0UNTAlN LEAGUE

Chicago. Jan 12-J j. Grim. holder of
the Salt Lake City franchise in the pro
posed tntermountain baseball league. and
J. g.. StrOuthers, promoter Of the Butte
club. declared today that the new league
is now an assured fact and that the de-
tails remain TO be settled Before leaving
Tor salt Lake city today Mr.. Grim said
"The now league will embrace Salt
Lake city. ogden, Butte, Boise, PoC8tel-
10 and Helena, and possibly Great Fails
We have secured the protection OF the
National Association of Professional
Baseball clubs and when Mr StrouthoIs
and I arrive at salt Lake City We VIII
get 10 work with President Lucas OF
the Northwestern league and also ~ our
own. 20 make ready for the coming sea-
SON.
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MURDERS A MERE CHILD
AND SHOOTS HIMSELF

San Francisco. Cal. Feb Il- Dorn-
thy Manknon the lO-yuar-ull daugh-
ter of Russian parents was shot ana
instantly killed today by Emetry
hrlughouHen. "a Young lab1rer WHO
bad been driven from the Mauauon
household because be- persisted In nat
ins attention 400 the child Boughou-
Son then shot himself through thc brain
ana win die
hr'uR n'usen. Who Del Russian 90
years Odd lay n wait f0r the rrI and
aa she passed on h,r way 3D. aoho1I
he drew IA revolver and nred twice
killing her Instantly Tho murderer
hDn turned the weapon 0n hImself
sending "a bullet through hls brain. He
NhH removed to the emergency h0spI.
tal iu aging condition
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CLARK THE WINNER

New York Feb. l2-James fIHa ur
Xavier Athletic clug of this city won
the Brooklyn Seagate Marathon race
for amateurs today. James e.. Crowley
of the Irish American Athletic club was
second and Harry Jensen of the pasiIme
Athletic club. New York third CIIks
time was 2:4S.52 %
Several runners collapsed dUrIug the
contest. and sylvester Nigllautr on
lS-ycar-old boy. Is iu "a prccarious o1r-
dition in the hospital Edward Uamd
fell completely exhausted near the finish
and for some time his life was despaired
Of Several othcr runners who broke
down were cared for by physicians
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
After=EffeCtS
of the Grip
This Elkhart Woman's Ex-
perience Il Of Value to
Those Who Still
Suffer.

The danger from grip is seldom over
when the Characteristic symptoms. the
fever. the catarrah. the headache and
the depression OF spirits pass away.
The grip leaves behind % weakened VT
al powers. thin blood. impaired diges-
ton and over-seusitivo nervcs--a COM
dition that makes the system an easy
prey 20 pneumonia, bronchitis rheu-
mauFm, nervous urOstritiun and even
consumption. Too much stress can
not be laid on the Importance of siren
gthening the blood and nerves during
Convalcsccnce.
Mrs Alfred shook. living on r. T.
u. No. g. Elkhart. Ind. went through
an experience which should be- of vail
ne TO many grip suffers. She says
"A year ago this winter / had an
attack OF the grip and was sick from
It's after-CffeCts an through the SUM
mcr. After about a month ] became
sp weak and run down that 7 was OBJ
ngcd to go to bed where I stayed FOR
three months. I suffered from palms
In my head. through the temples,
and In tho back OF my neck ] also
had awful backachcs. didn't have
any appetite and there was always
pain In my stomach % seemed as
though ] was hungry an Of the time
but couldn't eat anything. was
completely run down and lost a great
deal IN weight
II tried several medicines with no
help and was under a doctors care
but he did not cure me. Ny neigh
bors told me about Dr. williams Pink
Pills and 2 gave them trial II was
not many days bofor, I felt better and
] took the pills until I was entirely
cured. I have gained In weight and
do not have "a sick day now"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain the
clements necessary 10 make new blood
and as the nerves get their nourish-
ment from the blood, have been found
invaluable Boz q Wide range OF diseases
of the blood ana nerves such as rheu-
matsm. neuralgia, ST. Nitus dance
and even partial paralysis and locomo-
tor ataXia.
Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by
an druggists, or sent postpaid. on re-
ccipt 81 price, Doe per box; six boxes
for $3.50, 10y the Dr Williams Medi-
cine company. schenectady y. T.
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$4,000 Free Bottles
OF Hair Remover
\ Positive Remedy That Takes Away
Supcrfiuous Hairy Crowds with
out Burning the skin.

SO woman with "a mustache. or In-
deed with amy supor7uous HAIR disdr-
uring either her face. arms or bust.
need suffer such modification any
longer TO relieve am such dnhappI-
ness 10000 bottles of the wonderful
remedy Elec-tro-la win be given away
absolutely free to- women constantly
miserable because of such unnatural
uusghuy growths
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GOLF CONTESTS

Pinehurst ~. c. Feb 12-Waller j.
Travis of Garden City former British
champion, and G. T.. Becker of the
Woodland Golf club, Massachusetts. win.
ner Of the recent midwinter golf tour
nament here, are the survivors of TO-
days second and semi-fnal rounds In
the first play FOR the presidents cup.
Mr. Travis won his morning round
from r. IT. Nule Of the Postage Country
club. Cleveland. and defeated John p
Porter of the Allegheny Country club
i'm the afternoon.
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ALDERMAN K0HOUT OF
CHICAGO COMMITS SUICIDE

chicago. Fob. IT, Alderman Joseph
d. kuhuul long Democratic louder bon
the city council committed suicide By
shooting himself Zoo the head at his
home GO Douglass Boulevard today.
During tho term of Mayor Dunno. Al
derman kohout had bepn ONO of hiH
stanchest supporters and was ono Of
the leaders Of me council He was "a
lawyer and about 5O years old
disappointment over the failure OF
his ward club Zoo endorse him for re-
nomination is supposed to have
prompted th, suicide.
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Novel Event Scheduled for Auditorium
Rink This Evening.

a novel contest Is ono Of the primo.
pal attractions al the Auditorium IN'h
this evening when Manager OMafh MNi
give couple race. There have been CON
Tests each evening during the wees tYl
ah there are many speedy skaters ui nN.N
sexes couple race was decided NN.N
Tor thls evening. nd Is expected thai fnll.
~ couples VIII start Suitable prlzf Nll
be awarded the winning couple.
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JOHNSON is WILLING
TO FIGHT ANYBODY

Melbourne. Heb u -'I ann willing 10
light james j. Jenries Tommy Hurns
OF any other man alive ln England
America Australia or any other part ~
the civilized world where sufficient M
ducemeutH are offered
This vas the farewell message of lack
Johnson the champion hfavvWetqhf
puElllsf on fhe eve of hIs deparftlre I'm
the United States. "a nght fof the cham
pionfhlp. however must be- deferred for
some month";. aH ia M Iohnaon'a burmese
London and 50 on tor llmited rotind
bout before the National Sporting citb
IN that city With sam IanEfOrd
g0hnsou leaves here tomorr0E f0r sgd
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RULES 10 nE CHANGED.

Sew York Feb l2-The twonty-oiebrb
annual meeting OF the United states' Ma
uonM Lawn Tennis association was hed
hele tonlshl An unusually large num-
Der Of delegates were Boa nttonaange rrls
changes DOB The playing rules. especially
relating 40 the service and foot fulting
iuunl general favor AZ "a body the ~,
Americans continuing 10 challenge I'm
tho Davis International CUP each wear
until n was reEalned for This country
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Both men exchanged body blows WHEN
the bell rang and Burke quickly arUssa-.
his right dropping MCShorry to he
floor. MCSherry rose at che count " set.
en- and was then knocked out with Ill len
hook TO the Jaw He was unconscious
for time
The bout took place ga the arena of
the National Athletic club. McSherrv ta5
20 Doe carried from the ring Tie was he,
vived afterward by medical aid
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BOBBY WINS ANOTHER.

Atlanta. Ga, Feb t2-Bobby WsItbo.r
tonight defeated Jimmy Moran in "a D.
mile mOtor-paCcd bicycle race here bs
three laps and seventy-hvo yards Time
-3.al. F1ve-mile sprint mot pacodI won
by fogler, Root second Wiley third
Time-1i ~ 2-5
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\ MIRELsss rnRpEnn.

Dhalons-on- Saous. France. Feb. ia
wireless torpedo invented By an engi-
ucer named CADET was successfully
launched ON tho river yesterday. The
torpedo i- said % be- 100 times more
powerful than the whitehead. 10 meas
uros 800 feet n length. weighs 5000
pounds and carries AN explosive weigh
ur 500 pounds
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GOOD GAMES TONIGHT.

For tho FIRST time the l.. %. s. o..
basketball team, leaders iu the Inter
collegiate league. will limo up against
the strong n. 81 O.. a. five The latter
iH considered the strongest team n tho
state ana when these crack teams clash
the result should be tho most exciting
game of the season. The Granite and
second ~ teams win play prelimi-
mary game The contests take place ln
the s.. NJ O. A. gym.
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MANrELL ARRIVES.
Signs Articles for Fight With Jack
npDots at Murray.

Frank Mantell. the clever wolterW oisNH
who recently put Ruho Smith Of h.n'r
90 sleep iu the twelfth round, arrive.
yesterday afternoon from the coatl tI.
signed articles for his fight with Do.
Tippets Al Murray on the evening N.
Fob ~ Mantell De- ln splendid form aul
needs but little training but he VIII o'
road work ana some in the gym Il.
pets iH training hard and spends ~ f
deal of hls time on the road.
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QUICK KNOCKOUT

New YORK. Feb ~ James Mcsherry. a
luimel hoAihg Instructor al Yale uniVor-
Eity. made his professional debut III ne
prize ring tonight ln what was scheiuied
% have been q l0-round bout with sailor
Burke, "a t-heaYYWelfht Mosherry
was koncked out iu the nrat round ana
bis condition for time caused alarm.
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LEAGUE nAsKETRALL.

Results in the senior basketball leaA POI,
TayloTsvlile l5. Blg Cottonwood l9 h.l
nion, no. south Cottonwood, rs. winner
40; Murray second team
Junior league. TaNloraVille. r.. hs
Cottonwood. 10 henniOn. N Murray
und team. 81