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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
JEFF May Have a sIa Job.

When il was first suggested that
James J. JeffTies return to the ring long
enough to wipe up the earth with one
large negro person named Jack John
son. the writer. in common with a ma
jority IF those who know the real Jim
Jeffries. felt sorry for the black man.
That Jack Johnson at mis- best would
hardly make the big Jim Jeffries that
beat the best men the world has ever
known for the title. extend himself, any
unbiased fight fan must admit. Since
IL was announced that a match between
Jeffries and Johnson is more than
possibility. the public has been investi-
eating the matter a little more and
slowly it is being learned that Jeffries
is far from being the man he was when
his retirement vas announced. The
writer has talked personally with a
number Of students of the game of late
who have seen Jeffries IN his workouts
and all OF them say il will take months
for Jeffries to get in condition. with the
chances strongly that he will never be
as good as of old. Jeffries is pictured
as big and fat. and carrying weight
now far in excess OF 800 pounds. While
he stiIl retains to some extent the mar
velous quickness that made him the
wonder of the ring. yet a few minutes
Of violent exercise quickly slows him
down.
The action Of Jeffries in refusing to
announce whether he will fight again
OF not. bears out these facts. The big
fellow is not sure of himself. and wants
to take plenty OF time 70 see whether he
can get back again. Jeffries should not
listen to the appeals Of his friends to
dzht johnson. but should be sure in his
own mind that he can get in condition
before giving an answer II Will take
time. and hard training to find this out.
and Jeffries appears to have taken this
course
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
MICHIGAN AFTER
CHICAGO GAME
Alumni of Both Colleges Are
Looking for Settlement
in 1910.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Feb 11.--1n the
past week there has been renewed ao-
tivity on the part OF the university's
alumni concerning the relations of the
institution with the University Of Chi
cage. In Chicago il Is said that the
alumni Of the Maroon school are CO.
operating ia the hope Of renewing the
athletic relations Of the two insUtu-
tons The goal Of both bodies Is the
scheduling ~ q football battle between
Michigan and Chicago in 1910.
For the past year the alumni and stu
dents Of the two schools have eNeTted
all their strength in the hope of hsV-
ing A reconciliation. At the present
time there looks to be more hope Of
success than ever before Since the
Minnesota Michigan contract was an
nounced the hopes Of the graduates OF
the two former rivals have risen. They
declare it is only a matter Of time now
until the great autumnai contest OF
other years between the two big west
cTn colleges is renewed.
Il Is only a case Of overcoming fac
ulty objections and the students and
alumni are determined that this shall
not stand IN the way any longer. With
the assistance Of Chairman Patterson
Of the board of control the Michigan
men are determined that there shall be
a game between the Maroon and the
Maize and blue in 1910.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
Hit With Legislature.

Battling Nelson seems to have made
quite q hit in West Virginia. Just be-
fore leaving for the coast. Nelson ap-
peared in Charlestowu while the lesis-
iature was IN session. and promptly
butted into the limelight. He was so
strong that the leading newspaper Of
that town had the following to say OF
him In its editorial columns.
Battling Nelson was on the floor OF
the house yesterday afternoon. When
il became known that this champion OF
men of Drawn was present, the house
nearly suspended business. and Chair
man StrfckliRg invited the boxer to
come to the chairs platform. 1t was
a pretty compliment and was well de-
served. The man who fights his way to
supremacy in any line Of life, be Il in
teliectual or physical. IS deserving Of
the compliments Of his feilowrnen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
JOHNNY EVERS GREAT
HELP TO FRANK CHANCE

To see Johnny Evers 81 street clothes TAO
one would ever pick him as being enc Of
the greatest ball players that the game
has ever produced. Slender and bovish
looking. there IS. ia fact nothing sugges-
tive Of the athlete about the young man.
Without venting TO detract In the
slightest from Frank Chances achieve
rnents. there is no doubE that Evers has
been of the greatest assistance to him ia
the management o. the Cubs QuiCk-wit-
ted. nothing escapes his vigilance. If
there is trick in the game that EreTs
docs not know and is not always on the
lookout fer. Il has never been shown
And whst is more. he is game TO the core
lie proved this IN the series against New
York last season when. before a crowd Of
80 C9a hostile fans who directed missiles
as well as hillinEsEate 81 the little In
fielder. ne never once lost his head and
at the crucial moment Of the game. when
victory seemed 20 have been snatcheo
from his team. his quick Wit turned the
tide and made & possible for the Cubs
again to win she worlds championship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
WESTERN LEAGUE MEETING BILL ESSGE IS Baking
Tip 0'Neill and His Magnates viii
Discuss Schedule
Today

Lincoln. Neb.. Feb. 1s.-Owners and
managers Of clubs in the Western
Baseball League began gathering here
this evening for the schedule meeting
to be held tomorrow and Monday.
Frank 1sbeil and John Holland. joint
owners Of the Wichita club. were first
to arrive. and were joined later by
Gunthorp Of Denver and Carlisle of
Pueblo. President O'NeiIl and other
members will arrive tomorrow, when
work on the schedule win begin.
Nearly every owner has the draft Of
a schedule made out. but it is thought
it will not be difficult to harmonic
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
Sharp Practice Alleged on Part Of Te-
bean to Hold Former
Salt IskeT

Boston. Feb 13-President George r.
Dewey Of the Boston Nationals has been
called on TO show the national commits
sion that his transfer Of Pitcher Essiek
20 the kansas City club was a legitimate
baseball transaction.
Essick has appealed to the Supreme
court Of baseball. asserting that Boston
drafted hin. for the purpose Of GOVERNS
aim I'D ami then turning him back -o
Kansas City President BoVey said
THE transaction FOR Player Essiek Uss
all right ! drafted nim. and finding that
he would not DO fer my team i tried Ca
dispose Of him 60 some Of the Nali1rai
league teams. Not one would take the
player. 50 / turned him back 10 Kansas
city and ] will welcome an inVestisa-
ton hx Ia. national commission =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
DOGS AND DOG FELLERS
By Johnny Burke.

r. = s=-s a. s7ssez1s' AZ 4aen a
comes - uss -elisfs. Frit= belongs 10
harley SHca4r. Who IT. tno superiBs esidenl
OF tire lie aIagn teicEfaph ct She heads
quarters Ere ssstion, o.. better lnayn be
she-iy belongs % tTi.zt
FfitE Il al Ensiisk iGy .ez isFFier, and
is ave gears OLD, OBe or she thiag- ~
1e-s Is 10 sneezs 81 a sigu from HE mas
&C.. It took yeag4 81 patient training "a
Sc Fritz TO master iAiz stunt, bft ne
Certainty got D. down pal HesF.
The treed of pups 10 F4isicu Fritz be-
isnEs is about a. hard ia train a. a fly-
Ing FISH but snes tnsy aet = thInE inta
their head and ins zeal a. thsir body, ynu
couldn't gel il sut Hitn anything shors
% e corkscrew,
A. conssaht st.ssGsat 81 free FRS
e the real tiTst s-ls.I.sF. RE y entitled to
and holds first place on tire seat beside the
driver. and sticks Re * ike fly Go tan
sisfoots tie csH aivs e dancing master
csrds and spades and maybe the low At
waisEina and walking
Fri-E al home has q tia eIn al 10 him
seJf and his friend. large tiger cat When
frritz nnd= the cup emutf o. water be car.
RES il to Afr. or Mrs Shelly and i =
.. saee fsfiied. He is an spic1Ire in tn.
feed line for he never eats ANYTHING
from the hand Of a stranger II you'd ask
the boys at the ore ststien FER how rrifei5
could you have Fritz for. they'd tell yeft
that all the silver that was damonctizelf
b. TIE crime OF = couldn't buy hin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
HERALD SPORTING ANNUAL.

Copies of the 1909 issue of the =
y Salt Lake Sporting Annual can =
> now be had at The Herald Of =
. flee. II contains all the Utah =
= records in every branch of sport =
= and is authority fer Utsh's sport =
= ing history. The book is up to y
= date, containing all records =
= made during the year just past, =
= including cycling, horse racing, =
= track and field, baseball. foot .
= ball, record Of ali fights In the ?
= state, the tennis and golf cham y
= pions, besides the chronology of =
= the world. This dope book will .
ns mailed to any address for 10 =
= cents. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
THINKS CRAWFORD
BETTER THAN COBB

Johnny Evers. speaking Of the reia-
tive merits Of Cobb and Crawford as
hitters the other day. remarked:
There is no question that Cobb j.
one Of the greatest ball players III the
game today. He is really a wonderful
Layer, but he has a running mate in
Crawford who. in my judgment is Tvs
superior as a hitter. sam may not lead
the league or make much fuss, but
when it comes to making q pitcher fear
him. Crawford affects them more when
he stands at the plate than does Cobb.
In the worlds series Crawford nit
the ball hard every time he faced our
pitchers. but he did not always SGT
them safe. and know that any one Of
our pitchers would rather see Cobb up
there in 8 pinch than era wford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
TWO NEW WORLDS RECORDS
Distance Runners Do Some Fast
Work in Columbia's Re.
Law Carnival.

Madison Square Garden. New York.
Feb. 1s.-The Columbia -university's in
door relay athletic carnival at the Mad
ison Square Garden tonight vas pro-
ductive Of two new worlds indoor
track records. as well as many stirring
finishes.
Harvard won the honors in the one
mile intercollegiate championship relay,
leading all the way. while Yale won the
first prize in the two-Tniie intercolieEi-
ate event. with Pennsylvania second
and Cornell third.
Running from scratch IN the tive
mile handicap. George V. Bonhag az tire
Irlsh-Araerican Athlstie club. lowered
Mike DTiscoil's worlds record OF e.ss z-s
b. i-5 Of 4 second. DTiscoii's figures
were made over tee same track last
November
The other record wes IN 4 mile run
Tor the Martinique cup. Ncn By ii. !.
Trube. y. Y. {. A. in l.is a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
He Likes Salt Lake.

Tom Thompson. one OF Denver :
prominent tailofs. has concluded that
Salt Lake City is the one place in which
to live and do business. He is opening
ND a swell tailoring establishment op-
posite the new Colonial theatre. IS +.
Third South. under the management OF
Lyman (, Shurtled Of this city. 1t is
his intention to carry only the newest
fabrics. selling them at moderate
prices
MT. Thompson expects TO reside per-
manently in salt Lake City and. with
his wife and family. viii move here
within the next couple Of months.
Mr.. Shurtleff announces that the
store viii be open for business on Mon
day morning. and invites all who are
interested in fine tailoring to inspect
their large display Of spring and sum
MGR Goods
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
GEORGE TAYLOR
S.P- -R-T- oil G-Y
BY w. D. RlsHEL.

holding him back ever since he took
charge of him. How about the time
Jack O'Brien defeated Kaufman in
seventeen rounds? If Delaney held
Kaufman back and got him licked" on
this occasion. an explanation is due the
public. Again, how about his recent
tight in Los Angeles. when Kaufman
made such a miserable showing against
Barry3 Every boxing expert. except
Delaney. who has seen Kaufman in
action has put the stamp of disapprov-
al on him and now Delaney expects
the sporting public to take his challenge
for a go with Jeffries as a serious one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
II is up to salt Lake.

Sunday baseball is not a sin for a
pennant winning team. but IL may be
for a tail-ender. Since Indianapolis
won the American association cham
pionship the Sunday baseball law in
Indiana has been repealed. The same
thing happened in Detroit last year.
The law was not repealed. but the city
fathers could not find it in their hearts
and passbooks to punish a champion
ship team.
Perhaps II Salt Lake will go out and
win a pennant this season the rural
legislatures win forget all about their
proposed Sunday rest law
President Shields of the American
League of Sportsmen had a valuable
collection Of photos of wild animals in
action stolen one day last week. Bet
the fellow who COPIED the goods is
some nature faker whom Shields has
shown up in his Illustrations.
That Kansas judge who decided that
any law preventing Sunday baseball
was unconstitutional should be given
place along with Father Chadwick. Pop
Arson. RUDE Waddell and other ia
nous lives in the national game.
The Intermountain Baseball League
is somewhat like the famous telegram
from the section boss sent to the iivis-
ion superintendent. Il is case Of of
again. on again. gone again. Flanagan.
Bat Nelson's life Of a great Dane saws
that Aureiio Herrera was the hardest
hitter he ever faced in the rims. Bat
refers to the time Herrera landed on
MIN at Butte and put him down. Half
the crowd got up and went home think
ing the fight was over and were sur
prised to read the next day that Mel
son won.
x
Dick Hyland insists that Packv Nc
Fsriand ran away from him because
ne could not make the weight stipu-
lated in their articles. Packy says ii
was the sickness of his mother that
caused him to throw up the match and.
as result, both viii claim they are
entitled to a match with Nelson.
= X =
Manager Critchlow Of the Oregon
pa sketbail team. which has seheduls
Of games here. says he does not expect
TO win in Utah. as he knows this state
mas few teams which will class IN
with the best in America. When a fell
low talks that way he is generally dan
gerous. and Il would be well for the 10.
cal boys 20 be on edge when the Oregon
ageresation happens along.
=
In telegram to Pete Sullivan. Frank
Mantell said. Don't let this fellow
Tippets get away on hearing this
Tippets said: We'll. after our little
physical argument at Murray on Feb.
p, Mantell viii be sorry Pete did not
diSobey orders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
II n + X "A I1S n(1IIR
i L. =
FANS INTERESTED
IN COMING BODI'
ManteII and TippetS Look i'll
Good Pair of Boxers for
Murray Co.

With ali the details for the v...
Tippeis contest settled. lo-sr 1e-s-.
the game Of the padded ring ara -.
forward TO great bout at afsrr.-
Feb. - Manager Bathuer. who b, Z
ing after the details OF the affair -
puttings things into shape. lie 49,.
will have interesting preIimI7sri,-
that evening and that y the go 2
u9i prove To be- one OF the best -rs- ~
in the smeiter town he viii ne Bs5iv
taken. az
ne match has more than srii,s--
terest. rs both men claim Salt ~.
then home. Boia have Appeared Fri =
si1Es and need no Introduction -
fans I'm every case In which rra- ~
appeared they have left a good l-
SION. ana Doth boys have strong ~
irEs who think their man can Vir
Both Maatsil aud Tippets win M,
= strenuous week training ripDs.. /.
already working out iu this eItv. ana -
crowds gather To watch him w0rE
has q string Of sparri1g partners. -
ing Larry BurGs. Tommy fI-lze-sIf g
SChaffer and Young Diez1E. and = r
has managed u give 81 four Jr r-s- :
tnev want in the training line T.17s.,-
n rough worker and likes lols NJ II Z
takes each one OF his trainers IN +
p couple Of rounds and then IS not -
ing 10 quit His desire for the strs--r
lie over the Marathon route is -he-s'-
ma king him quite = favorit..
1laniei h. already tn condition and =
continue 90 keep or edge i1r fine 49,
week. Ills principal WOrE VIII be On Il
road for his wind. Frank thinks r.
his recent experience Oh the coast r.
low altitude may have affected him a.
ard viii therefore set used 90 TisF
higher altitude as soon as possible. IN
q generally accepted the0rg hat n.
work Is the best Kind Of exercise f1r r..
and therefore Mantsii viii do cars'5s
able plugging along these lines.
Pete sullivan viii look after Msntss
interests while the latter is training. B-
BOYS come from the same town in +
east and are as Ike as brothers ID
know each Others style and each 1th=
faults in boxing and Pete ulI lhersf
be- a valuable addition 90 EaEfeIrs us
IuE camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
INDIANS IN TRACK WORK.
In Future Will Take Prominent Part
in This Sport.

Harrisburg Pa. Feb. I3-Trsck athlet-
les at the Carlisle Indian school are rap
idly becoming prominent part Of the
athletic curriculum Of the government in
stitution. Coach Gless s. Warner is work
ing daily with thirty-fire sons OF the for
est. and It is planned to enter the sbor-
igiueS in many meets. Tewanina. Thorpe
and Moore are the most prominent candi-
dates. and It is expected that they will
appear at several meets IN New York and
Boston. James Thorpe. the football play
IT. has been elected captain Of the track
team. He is the first holder Of such an
office at Carlisle.
The baseball men are also planning for
the coming season. A good schedule has
been arranged. which includes games with
Pennsylvania. West Point, Annapolis.
Known and Cornell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
CHICAGO MAN WINS
RACQUET CHAMPI0NSHT

Tuxedo Park. y r.. Feb fs-Hs-
T. MsCormick OF tha University ~
ghica 90. easily defeated Frsaiua Hsr-
OF the Racquet tennis club il The IL
round Of the racquet cham onsnig 4
the Eoid racquet touas. hr three s-rs.f
games. J. Gordon Douglas THE viHnss
last years title defau.tad placing E
tnrmick and Hewitt in the finals
lfeEermick s Iuickue=s I'D service E
return o. some seemingly Impossible SRI
Won him tire victory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
Nerve Of silly Delaney.

TO the average person. Billy Delaney
exhibited quite bit Of nerve when he
issued that challenge on behalf OF AL
Kaufman 70 fight James JeTrfss. II
there Is one boxer before the public to-
day whose record does not entitie him
20 any consideration az the hands Of the
bciieTmaker. sc IS tho awkward Caiifcr-
niasi- Delaney says he has never let
kaufman extend himself but has been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
NATIONAL RoLLER caAMps

PittsburE Feb. r3-T-1 pr=l--
heats Tor the thrse-mils event If tls =
tional professional champions .
skating races held here tonight r-s-'
a. follows:
Pa. first. John tlsuuerE. f..H s-i-"-
second Rohe-s Ciorf Nr--.s-sH i'
third. Tfa1e-a.d- %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
U CLASS GAMES.

II the games played at the university
gymnasium yesterday afternoon the
Freshmen trimmed the Seniors by a score
OF 3 20 Is and the Sophomores scored -
points to the Juniors L. In the Fresh
man-Senior game the firsf-year men out
classed the graduates al all stages OF
the game. In the other contest the first
half ended II ID 10 in favor OF the Sophs
but in the next the Juniors fell Gown and
The Sophs made ls points. II. Richardson.
center for the Sophs. was the star Of the
game
The line-ups:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
YOUNG C0RBETT
RETIRES AGAI

PitsbarE. Pa Feb. is-ss.llsa Dr.
dfsEusfed Witn the showing .a. made
his figat against Auii Bows a- Ta.
daF night. Young C5rbe,t says
tired from the ring forever Poe rss
the fact that &c is impossible t1-
gct igto good Fighting uiu-
-Bou-sr F. fourta-ftf-i-
witf tine open glove. ard 9rlr .05
eat To rim its about time t.-f -
said l-.t~l-ar~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
cAMeRIpeE A FREAK ToWN

rambridEe Mass. e. tt. only eit5 Z
this country with popa.at..H of =
or over that has not % some time
risnec & baseball CLUB SO 0rEs r.zoJ 6ss
bail and TODAY is tne olI. .Hy aatf
of Paterson. y. j.. with q population {
over $3.50 without clah IH some r1
or major league. This IS f.. more intel
astin- from the fact that l.t Twelve
les in the country with -I-H' r- or,- l-
nov outside " organized bal. LH7 W
pie or Cambridge u4- little attention .
she college genes played al Soldiers e.
by ti1 Harvard boys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
BASKETBALL STAR
SERIOUSLY HURT

Calorna. MieA.. FEB. iI.--ciifferc
Gardner. Is. received two broken ribs
and internal insuries IN basketball
game between CoieHa independents
and Benton Harsor Naval reserves last
night Hin, q Benton HRrbcr footbail
player. threw Gardner over his sheul-
der. landing hiH on the floor,
coicraa's weakened team then defeat
si Benton -Harbof. n to 10. and Co.
Iona High school tenn defeated Benton
Harbor college, 50 to Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
TRAvIs WlNs pREsIoENT.s cg1

Pinehurst. y. g.. Feb. ls-fo-msr B- (
i-h and National Champion Wats-
Travis won the presidents. or first
sion cup in the fifth annual St. flE
tines golf tournament TO-DAY Ht 1s--dIi
C.. l. Becker or the Woodland Golf e
Aiassschusz up and 90 F.as 3
brilliant match. Tire consolation r5
wcnt 10 =. l.. Scaof.eld Of rs ee1Hrl- z
and 20 uta-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
OLYMPIC STARS DEFEATED
Local st. Louis Runner Too Fast for
Champion in Fifteen
Mile Run.

st. Louis. Feb. is.-sidney Hatch Of Chi
cago and Joe Forshaw Of the Missouri
Athletic club. both members Of the Amer
lean Marathon team at London. were de-
fested in a fiftsen-mile race at the COL
iseum here tonight by J. EFxleben. a local
runner Fershaw. who finished third to
Hayes in London. took second place to-
night. but Hatch did not finish.
The event was the principal contest of
the annual indoor meet OF 81. Louis unit
versity.
Athletes from the Indiana university
took part In the program
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
POLE VAULT RECORD.

Chicago. FEB. l5-CIsire Jacobs.
University ~ Chicago pole rau.-e-. PC
the worlds indoor record f1r that ~
today ga practice by u1aBiuE r.tar ~.
over ihe stick at = feet 5 .1-H. -
measure. The mark viii not stand -
ever. as e was not m5da Foo ..-g-
Jacobs holds the present ver.l- recon-
u feet 81 inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
eRIFFlTH BOOSTS CHASE.

When Clark Griffith heard t-.i r.
Chase was going 20 be -si-statl .5 =,
fickied % death "Chasr Is NE 49,
clcanest ard most C8nscir1tirl- 20. -.
ers in the business said Ert -.
handled hundreds Of r1eu aru .t'I. -.
4 lot Of fine chaps among tLf-. 1-- = Z
had anything on Hal as @ w1-fes q"
point OF behavior"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
noRANpo WINS RAcE

Columbus. o.. Feb. zf--loTz-0l -
auarsss 49, ts1.r1. Il re e. Z, = - :
tzelvs-ruf1s rae f- =t5~- -r-zf 49, -
reTs. @. x. Schafter. ~ Vt -
Rsyucnd Ech--.S rriz-e c aga - s
HIS rms vas Z hour. 5 1--i.s'
zrrr-7c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
BOWLING TOURNEY STARTS

s. Paul. Feb. BIN the --..-ra.i..-
bowling tournament teds- fra trFe--
teams passed the Pfistsrs Of 81 Pau y
leaders al the close n rcsrr-"a T-.
The Deris team Of s. Paul row ~
the fivs-men teams with .-l ..-
cf ST. Paul are On second RI -.
ana The Pffsfcrs third with -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14

q. u. DEFEATS LEHI.

In the report of the Lehi high school
Second b Y. L. game at Provo on Fri
DAY night the Hsraid's score gave the
victory to Lehi. when 1t should have read
the 3. Y. L. won By q score Of 81 20 2.