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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Trotting Association.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The board OF ap-
p"als Of the American Trotting associa-
ton closed its annual session here today
after disposing Of nearly 200 appeals.
Dates for the grand circuit were ar
ranged but they Will not be made public
until they have been tabuIatcd.
In the case OF W. r. Snyder, alias
William Tracy. alias S. NJ. Rowe and S.
w. Snyder OF Fresno. Cal. were ordered
expelled. Dutch alias Dee Dee. and
'Wandercr." alias Denver Dick entered
by them, were also expelled.
This decision was rendered at the
final session of the bi-yearly meeting.
during which several other expulsions
and rcinstatemcnts were announced,
J., G.. Stroup OF Bclleville. Pc, and Alb
nor J. Reed OF Rccdsville. Pa. were eX-
PEELED for entering the horse Chartrix out
Of class and name in eastern Pcnnsyl-
vanIa meetings.
A. j Hobbs OF Port Norfolk, Va. c.
G. Durham OF New Bethlehem. Pa. and
Burr Hall and H. T.. Matz Of Shamokin.
Pa. all were dropped by the association
for alleged Irregular starting OF horses.
fine OF 500 was assessed against Wade
6 Richard OF Lebanon Ky. FOR racing
Highland Boy while the gelding was un-
der SUSPENSION.
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ADM|RER OF FIGHTER
WINS WITH ST. AVON
Jockey COburn Too Confident of
San MateO Handicap, and
Loses Event.

OAKLAND, Dec S.-Thanks to over
confidence on the part OF Jockey Coburn,
Roscyac won the san Mateo handicap
at EmcryviIlc today from BubbIing Wat
cr. the favorItc. Bubbling Water was in
front and Coburn thought he was win
ming. He stopped riding and Rosevaie.
coming with a rush. beat him a. head.
The weather was rainy and the track
sloppy.
McTlpol. known as Young Woleast. ow-
Ing to his enthusiasm for the boxer OF
that name. rode the first time in a race
and won with St Avon.
First race lve and a half furlongs sell
nS-Davld Warhcld. l09 (McBridcl. 20
to won; Lena Lceeh 100 Mengy},; gH,, ~, II
to >. third. Time. 1:l0 3-5. Bishop w.
Father Stafford. Marburg. Chtterlings
and Balcrian finished as named.
Second race. Ave furlonSs. pursc-Bal- l.
ronia. 100 (Vospcr), 10 !, won; Lady
Elizabeth. l0l (Anderson), 9 to 2. sec
ond; Or. Doughcrty. rs (E. MARTINI. 10
Sainotta. old Mexico Miles. Terms Trick.
Ocean View. Arthur Rouse and Sal At
ucum finished named.
Third race sin furlongs selling -Biskra,
100 (CottonD. to !, won; BurlciEh, lO9
(Mentry). TO /. second; Gossiper ii, loo
(Van Duscnl, 5 10 L. third Time, :l6 40,
Emma c.; Balnade. NoysoTod, Hamper
Fourth race. one mile. San Matco
handlcap-Rosevalc 81 (CaidenJ. i to g
won. Bubble. 81 (Waters). .vcn, second; ;
Edwin T. Fryer. 81 (Martin), 30 10 l.
third. Time, 1i2 3-5. Madeline Mus
grave, silver knight and Fullctt finished
as named.
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards.
selling-RubrIc, 100 (Mentry), 3 to l,
won; Mcrlingo. 100 (Walsn. to 5, sec
ond: Whdden, Jos (Coburn). C TO l.
third. Time .I9 1-5 Sink Spring. Ra-
leigh. Sea Lad and Wclfyille finished as
named.
Sixth race. six furlongs, sclling-Sta-
Won. l0T (Meripole). Is TO l. won, Curric-
ulum. lo9 tWalsm. 10 2, second; No
lis 10. Special Delivery, Lord of the
Forest. Argonaut, Lady Rensselaer, and
Duke OF Milan finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
GREAT JUBILEE COMES
HOME WITH ) TO !

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. S.-Great Jubilee
was the cood thing at the Tampa Bay
trnck today, furnishing one of the best
opportunities the public has had 10 re-
coup from false favoritcs In tho last two
days, Charlotte Hamilton. q much IAN =
Cicd one In the third furnished an upset
when she was beaten by Scrcnadc. The
weather was warm and clear, with "a
rapidly improving track. The attendance
continues 10 increase.
Results:
First race. selling. six furlongs-Rebel
Queen, 5 10 /, won; Joe Moscr. TO >,
second; Occidental, to :, third. Time,
l:lS 80.
Second race. selling. five and half
furlongs-InspcC ton. > To >, won: Simon
cite, to ;. second; Diata, to /. third.
Time 1913 10
Third race. selling, five furlongs-Serc-
made, To- l. won: Charlotte Hamilton, >
10 ., second; Malcon, 10 To l. third, Time,
.06 20.
Fourth race. five and half furlonss.
sclling-Cassowary. to l. won; AmctuS.
, 10 /. second; Caltha, To /, third.
Time. l:13,
Fifth race. nve furlongs. sclInG-Thc
Clown. to |. won: smith 20 l. Soc
ond. Albus IL, TO L. third Time.
los G-5.
Sixth race. ono mile, sclIng-Grcat
Jubilee. ; 10 ! won. Kings Guinea. L.
to /, second; Lille Turner, II to 10, third.
Time. l:49.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Emeryville Entries.
.clal 70 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Dec. s.-Entres for Thurs
days races.
First race, futurity. sellng-John A.
Mallon. ia; Dovalta. iii; Billy Bowlegs.
III. Colonel Brady. III; Standover. Ill
Buruell. III; Bankrars, III: Donald. Ill
Miss Naomi. lO1; Aunt kit. 107; Chitter-
lings. l07; Blanche c, LOG.
Second race. eleven -siXteenths OF a
mile selling O'Mallcy, lIa: Rob
crta, III; Contra Costa. ll2, Wicket. II2:
Graham, 10; Meltondalc. 10: Chester
Krum, ito; Hex. 10; Alder Gulch. I0I
Juan. loI; Lady RuclScr, l0i; Banrolla.
l0i.
Third race TuturIty course selling
Orcllo. 1l9; Denccn. ll6, Bcmay, l16.
Escamado ll6, Bcn Stone. III; Copper
field, III: Belle Kinney. iii: Cuernavaca.
iii: Velma c. III; Aristotle, Ill: Ser
vlcencc. no. Bill Mayham. los.
Fourth race. five -cighths Of a mile.
handicap-Sewell. l22; Prejudice. 1O5:
Cool. 1O5; Cloudlight. 96; Coppertown. %:
Nappa Nick, 9i; Thistle Bell. 90
Firth race ono mile. selllng-Bellsnlck-
er 100: j. G. Clcm. l09; Cocksure, io9;
Slyerlire. 100; Bcilmere. 1Oi; Convent
Belle. lOt; Miss ofdcious, 1O4; TaXer.
l0i; Right Sort. 1o4; Lady Kitty, 10i;
Mr.. Bishop, 10l; Nasmcrto. l0f
Sixth race, futu"ity course selling
MoSsbaclS III; Ampcdo III; No Quarter,
III; SwaGGrrlator M; Paci6co, Ill:
Lovey Mary. II. Illusion. Ill; Pickaway,
III; Paul Clifford, III: Bold. l07 Angel
face. l0T: Hcrves. LOG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
BUSINESS MEN WANT
TO RUN HORSE RACING
Owners Are Worried Regarding
Disposition of COrri-
gan's Stock.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.-Local stock
holders of the New Orleans Jockey club.
owners OF the City Park racing plant,
met yesterday, but only routine business
was transacted. Incidentally. Corvigan $
stations quandary is what they Will do
with the. people into whose hands the
stock falls. Local business men want
racing. but want TO run ~ themselves
They arc worried as TO how Corrigan $
largc block or stock Will be disposed OF
IL was announced that the association
would hold Its annual meeting In March,
or shortly before the legislature con-
Ncnes.
y movement has been started by local
merchants and interests from Louisville
TO take over the holdings OF Louis Cola
In the Crescent City Jockey club, Tho
syndicate is To be headed by j.. y. Fec
maud. former stockholder OF the Fab
Grounds track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
0LDFIELD BREAKS
AUTOMOBILE RECORDS

DALLAS Tex. Dec. S.--With his face
wrapped I'm WOODEN haudagcs and wearing
heavy fur gloves and fur ovCrcoat, Bar
ney Oldicld drove his 120-horse power
Benz racer in the tocth Of a Texas north
cr this afternoon and broke the iifty- mile
worlds circular track record. which has
stood for over five wears. lie covered
the half century in fa:lS, as against the
old mark OF 1919 l-S. made ny himself IN
Fresno. Cal. in 1904. Oldheld got inside
the previous record at thirty miles and
broke every record from thirty to fifty.
Oldnold's drive was most spectacular,
as the track was frozen In places and tho
radiator of his car was filled with alcohol
10 prevent freezing. Al the finish OF the
drive. OldSeld's hands had to he pulled
loose from the steering wheel by his as
sistants. having been affected by the IN
tense cold at such high speed
IL. II. Green. member OF the American
Automobile association board, acted as
referee. As the meeting was sanctioned
the record will he accepted as official.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
RISF1EL RETURNS WITH GOOD fight NEWS
BOOKMAkERS MAKE A
RICH HAUL At JUAREz
Long Shots Make a General
Cleanup, Winning Every
Race.

JLARE.Z Mexico. Dec. S.-The talent
had a bad day ri today's races, not n
favorlte finishing In front, Long shots
won and the bookmakers had proilta-
bic day Chief interest centered In the
handicap at six furlongs md was won
ny II. g. BedwelIs Right Easy by head
from Enfield In l:iis. the fastest time
Of the meeting.
First race. selling. five furlongs-Good
Intention. lO3 (McCaheyJ, S to /. won; ;
Mike Molett. 10 (Simmonsl. lj to i.
second; Responscful 1o7 (Creery). 20
8. third. Time. 1902 40 Lord Clinton.
Brunhilde, Lady Panchita, Corzo and
Edkcka also ran.
Second race, selling, seven furIongs-
McNally, l03 Dickens . 10 l. Won
Drodlsln, 9S (GarnoD, TO 2, second
Bryce. lO3 (McCahcyl. TO /, third,
Time. 30. Tinls. Miss Gratitude. Ac-
quIa. Swing. Landlord, Wlneoerry ana
Sensible also ran,
Third Ssng ngs YS los "T9 at ff5
To /. Won; Scvenfui 1o6 g.. Wilson,, II
to 10. second Fireball. 1o5 tMcCahcy). .
to L. third Time los =. Dr.. Mack.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Rlght Easy;
lo2 (Kenncdy). TO J. won. Enfield: ,eil.,,o, ly'
IMcIInHgI ,Sl nndcrS 10 % 20 third Time,
l:I43 King Cobalt. Pedro, In DeXtla,
Little Usage, Lonond and Greham also
ran.
Fifth race. one mile and q sixteenth
The Wrestler, l02 (McCahey), > to !.
won, Fred Mulholland. lo9 (SmalD. 3 Ia
], second: The Thone, 100 (Austln), 8 to
/, third. Time. I.i9 10 Miss Alert, Mo-
tiere. Arcourt and Servile also ran.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs-ko-
peck. los (Rice). IL TO l, won; Anne Nc
Gee, 90 (J. Wilson,, TO l. second; p; M
ErN L
1866. Confo, Cheswardine, Wander
and Star Thistle also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Chicago Horse Show

CHICAGO. Dec. Sin spite Of the mer-
curry lowering near the zero mark and
1urries Of snow. which marked the ilrst
real touch OF winter, tho second night
OF tho horse show was almost as popular
as the opening.
The big stock yards amphithcater was
filed comfortably. and. while society
did not brave tic rigors OF winter as on
the previous night, there was n sprlDk
ling Of handsomely y-Cowncd women in the
boxes around the arena.
among the most Interested spectators
were the Count and Countess de Beau
fort. who occupied box with NJ. III.
kilgallcn. father OF the Countess dc
Beaufort; Major the Hon. John Graham
Bercsford, u. S. o., Seventh Hussars,
Aldcrshot England.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
JuareZ Entries.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
JUAREZ. Dec. S.-Intrcs for Thurs
DAYS races;
First race, 6vc-cichths Of n mile. SELL
lng-Reland, 9s. Mike Molctt. l03: G a.
LoIman. 106; Jim Miller. Jos. Topland.
Io6; Aunt Nancy, los; Dave Montgomery.
1O7,
Second race. clcvon-siXtccnths OF a
milo. sellnC-Rright Skies. lo3; Sister
Adelaide, l0T: Silver Stocking. l01; Pre-
els. los: Lillian Ray. los: Frecklcss los
Ina Gray ll2; Albion H.. l12; Lady Ethel.
ll2. Posing. ll2: Succeed. ll2.
Third race, three quarters OF mile,
sclling-Biack Hawk 10T. Execute, l09,
3ill Brambls. l09; Ethel Day. 100: Con-
vcnicnt 100; Max Nal. l09; Sabodo, lO9:
Hollow. ll2.
Fourth race. eleven iNteenths OF a
mile. scllinc-JuGgN Shortall. 102. Nancy
Brown. iO2; Molic Bohu. 1o2; Tom
Franks. iO5: Sunlinc, l05: Tony Faust,
l05; TDlpghast. 100. Hannah Louise,
iOS; Charlie poherty. 10: Harycl li3
Fifth race, lye-eighths of a mile selling
-Rustcm 100; Dixie Gem, lo5; Olive
Smiley. 105; Peck Point. l05 Klicner Vo-
gel, 105 The Wolf, los; Rio Pccos. los;
MAY Bride. 100
Sixth race. one mile selllng-Dr. Dow
ME. %; Dalesman. i02; Geo Young. 100:
Keep Moving. l07. Arcourt. lOI; Ora
Sudduth. l0I: Molicre, lO7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
KLAUS BACKS OUT
OF HUGO KELLY MATCH

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Silvic FcrrottI.
manager OF Hugo Kelly. received word
from Boston yesterday that Fred Klaus.
out OF his match with Kelly. set for
December II at the Armory Athletic club
OF Boston. Fcrrettl received an offer
from Matchmaker Dime of Pittsburg for
a siX-round no-decision bout between
Kelly and Klaus Mt Pittsburg on Decem-
ber ii. and wired his acceptance.
lie also received an offer from Tommy
Walsh, who is managing the New Or
leans club. for a match between Kelly
and Billy Papkc on New Years after
noon.
To the latter Ferretu wired saying
Kelly was ready to meet any middle
weight in the world, and that If Papke
would consent the match was on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
W|LO DUCKS ARE
ALLOWED TO Waste
Market Is 0yerstOcked and
Hunters Cannot Dispose
of Fine Birds.
PEOPLE REFUSE TO PAY
THE HIGH PRICE ASKED
SpOrtSmen Will Take Matter Up
With Game Warden to
Find Remedy.

There is a great deal of talk on the
streets among Sportsmen in regard 10
the great waste Of wild ducks. 1t is
said that a party phonod down from
the Bear river country Wednesday of
fcring for sale two lots of ducks,
twenty-five dozen and thirty-five dozen.
respectively. but the dead birds were
refused ut any price by the local com
mission men, they claiming that the
market is oyerstocked with wild ducks.
The fact of the matter ls that tho
stores have been holding the large
ducks mt 81 per pair and the people
refuse 10 pay this price for them, but
owing TO the alleged combination. tho
dealers cannot cut the price. \ short
time ago a large commission house of
the city had several barrels Of ducks
spoil and these were sent 10 the crcma-
tory, but still the price remained the
same.
No Regard for Law,
1t is also reported that mon who hunt
for living have killed all the ducks
they could every day in the ncighbor-
hood of the Bear river. and that several
of the hunters now have so many ducks
on hand that they cannot dispose of
them. The sportsmcn say that it rs a
shame 10 allow such great wauton
waste of the wild duck and they
propose 10 tako the matter mp with
Game Warden Chambers Many Of the
boys claim that the duck ought 10 be
prohibited from the market and n
heavy fine also ought to be imposed
upon any one who shoots ducks and
then allows them to go TO waste.
The dealers have made the people
believe, II is said that there is a
scarcity of ducks, which accounts for
the high price, yet they can buy more
ducks than they can handle, and yet re
fused to cut on an alleged agreed
price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
DUCK CLUB WILL TRY
TO Save BLACK BASS
Ice Killed Tons of Fish Last
Year, With No One to Look
After Them.

"Uncle" J, NJ Harvey, who has been
hunting at the Chesapeake Duck club
since the opening OF the season. has re-
turned 10 the city owing to the severe
cold weather Harvey said that with the
exception of October. in which fine
weather prevailed the ducks at the Bear
river were plentiful. and it was easy To
secure the limit of twenty-five OH any
day of the week.
Harvey also saws that there are q
great many black bass In the Chesapeake
BAY and his club has cstablised n pump
ing plant 70 aerate the water in the
ponds when they are frozen up in tho
winter months. and thus save the fish
Harvey said that tons OF black bass died
last year. but the state took no action
TO save the fish. and now the club Will
try 10 do what IT can TO keep the fish
alive when the ice has covered all the
ponds. which. owing TO the dead water
contain little or no air and the hsh die.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Sophomore:
High School Basketball

Fifty girls. interested In class basket
ball teams, were present at meeting
Wednesday afternoon. called by Principal
Eaton for the purpose Of discussing tho
coming basketball season. Each class
had two full teams present. and it was
evident that each class Is determined TO
win the class series and thereby win the
silver loving cup.
Principal Eaton said that the girls would
have To play under girls rules through
out tho season. and that under no cOndi-
iiou could boys rules be played under.
This fact will cause the majority Of the
games to bc exceedingly slow. girls
rules are such as 10 prevent much fast
play.
In fast game Of girls basketball tho
senior class of the high school dcfoa ted
the eighth grade team from the Poplar
Grove school Wednesday afternoon In tho
high school gymnasium by score OF -
Ia q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
FIRST WOMAN TO BE
ARRESTED FOR BOOKING

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The first woman to
be arrested by the police on the charge
Of running a handbook in Chicago was
taken into custody yesterday. She Is
Miss laurel Johnson. also known as
Laura Nelson. She and Harry Dudley
were arrested by detectives from tho
central station as alleged handbook oper-
atoTs.
Detectives found the man and woman in
Dudlcy's cigar store and took them to the
station, where both gave bonds for ap-
pcarancc this morning. A formal charge
OF keeping II gambling house WAS en-
tered against them. Miss Johnson Is well
known In the vicinity under the name
OF Nelson. She is about % years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
WEAK TEAMS [[Fl
IN S|X-OAY RAD
Clarke Starts Trouble With 4.
sational Sprint That "
Brings Results.
SEVERAL TEAMS ARE
LAPPED CHASING "ROCKP,
LawsOn's Partner Drops ~,
Exhaustion When He Was
Relieved.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-A KILN, :.
is gradually pushing the weakc, :.
into the rear in the six-day bicyc,s {
at Madison Square Garden.
just before 0 clock tonight cl.,
the Australian sprinter, climbed n
upon the outer edge OF one Of tho D..
and shot down into the sauce, 49,
at the top of his speed. Beio,s &
field could get under way h, \
opened up lead of a quarter Of B.
and desperate scramble for soms *,
followed. n
Trainers swarmed around the raa;,
pushing out fresh partners. and ~
time 1T seemed that all the rider, ~,
on the track at once. Fur 49,
minutes the furious pace held pnsJsa
ened among such confusion that 4
scorers had difficulty in reekonius h
distance.
Officials Puzzled,
When the men grouped theussl,
i'll some scmblancc Of order ao,;r
was announced that Cameron I.
Krebs, Mltten and West. Andc,s'
and Van ON. Hill and Stein, Gsld
and keegan and the two Georges \
lost A lap, and that the leaders NJ
fourteen miles and four laps ahead
the record, Demara fell cxbaus'
from his wheel just after he WA,
lieved.
At 10 O'Clock the men had ez;r,
another mile and three laps on n
record, with positions unchanged. =
Al II o'clock the figures sso
1886 miles for the sevcniy-fiIst hc,
lead of sixteen miles. three laps o,,
the mark of 1402.3 made last wear
Hill and Dcmara.
At l:33 this morning the mausr
ment announced the Withdrawal
Patrick Keegan of Lowell, Mass, fro
the Irish American team Of Keer;
and Calvin. Physicians say that n
gan has congestion Of the lungs. Wit
temperature Of l04. Calvin has "a
hours 10 find another partner.
Efforts arc being made to indc
Floyd krcbs Of Newark, n. j., to vii
draw and thus give his teamusl
Cameron, Il chance TO double up vi
Calvin.
The pace grew brisker i'll the eat
morning hours. and at 2 o'clock d
men were 21.3 miles ahead Of the d
ord of last year. II
The nine leading teams are tied, VI
1417-2 miles. Anderson aud Van q
Mittcn and West. Cameron and KIsI
Hin and Stein. 141I1; Calvin and "a
gan (withdrawn). Gcorgct and Geore|
lAII, Germain and Carapezzi, 1agL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
SCH0ENLEIN WANTS
MATCH WITH G0TCH

CHICAGO Dec s.-Gus Schocnlcin the
Baltimore wrestler. known on the mat
as "Americus," reached the city rcstcr-
day to finish his training for his bout
at the Coliseum next Tuesday with NAH
mout
II weigh 19s pounds now. or twenty
one pounds more than l did when I met
Mahmout IA year ago in this city" said
Americus. "It is my opinion that I am
Just that much stronger and better. ard
unless be has improved immensely In the
meantime I am almost certain 10 throw
him. IL may surprise Chicago wrestling
followers TO know that ] am out for a
match with Frank GOtch."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
MORE THAN ONE WAY
TO SECURE 4 FIGHT

CALUMET. Mich, Dec. S-Phladcl-
phia Jack O'Br:cn. whose "off the stage"
name is Joseph +. Hasap~ Is the "Al
Goodale OF Chicago" who Is training in
Calumet for Il battle with Walter White
head. colored. OF Duluth, TO take place
at Hancock Saturday night. The dis
covcry was made yesterday by a news
paper reporter. who wondered why the
two men trained In different towns and
why Whitehead was not allowed to see
''Goodaie.' O'Brien is in good condition.
Whitehead is training at Hancock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Browns Training Schedule

ST LOUIS Dec. S.-R. l.. Hedges
president OF tho American league base
ball club announced here today eyhi-
bition games for his team during the
coming training season mt Houston, san
Antonio and Dallas, Tex. Oklahoma City
Kansas City. Louisville and Fort Wayne
Ind
The first game is scheduled at Houston
March
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
S0PH0M0RES DEFEAT
SENIORS IN BASKETBALL

rho university sophomores defeated
the seniors in a game Of basketball in the
gymnasium. "Wednesday afternoon. by
the score OF 20 TO T.
The game was interesting throughout.
although both teams showed lack of
practice. The seniors were no match for
the sophomores in open field work. espe-
cially in passing the hall and holding TO
it. and both teams did n great deal OF
fumbling.
Up 10 the present time the juniors.
freshmen and sophomorcs have each won
IA game, while the seniors have not won
any.
Today the freshmen viii play the
juniors.
The lineup for Wednesdays game fol-
lows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
GLEASON Is HURRYING
TO SAN FRANCISCO

CHICAGO. Dec. Sack Gleason. who
with Tex Rickard landed Tho Johnson
Jenries championship fight wifi, a bid oil
Slol 900 and a guarantee Of tWo-thrds OF
the moving picture money. arrived IN
Chicago from Now York Tuesday after
noon and etoppe1 eff here tao hours be-
fore boarding the Overland Limited for
San Francisco
"Of course. I'm glad VIC landed the
bout. but I'm sorry To MANY harmful
rumors have been spread since the mat
tor WAS closed. There Is no secret agrea-
mcnt among us, and the reports that It
was all cut and dried before VIC reached
New York are absurd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Baseball Politics

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Presidcnt Charles
w. Murphy OF the Chicago Nationals left
today for New York. 10 launch his cam
peign to elect John NJ. Ward president
OF the National league. Before leaving.
Mr.. Murphy issued a signed statement
that he would support Mr.. Ward for the
presidency and gave his reasons. One
point In Mr.. Murphy's platform was that
Mr.. Ward must give up his law practice
entirely If he accepted the presidency.
Mr.. Murphy refused 10 discuss the re-
port that Charles 6, Williams. secretary
Of the local National league club. would
be the next secretary or tho National
league II John \. Heydler, the incumbent,
was not reelected.
CHICAGO Dec. S.-Charles G. Will
liams. treasurer OF the Chicago National
league club. may be the next secretary
Of tho National league. So busy have
been the maSns,es discussing tho cleo
ton OF a president that the office OF sec
rotary practically has been overlooked.
Williams has not come out as a candi-
date for tho position. but II Is said Prcsi-
dent Hcydler favors him. and that he
will he first choice for the job II Ucydlcr
is reelected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
COLLINS WILL GET
BEST OF TRAINING

Foo Watkins, trainer for "Bird Leg"
Collins. announced Wednesday that Col
Inns would commence active training tho
latter part or next week for his match
with Pete Sullivan which Is scheduled
for January : at Ogden. AT present.
Collins is doing light work. but not
enough to affect his physical condition.
rs Manager Burns is giving the colored
boxer every opportunity in the way OF
proper training.