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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
BRIGHAM, %; OGDEN, IS.

Brigham City, Feb. 19-The Brigham
City basketball team won its first league
game last Friday by defeating the crack
Ogden. The score was % to % in favor
of Brigham. There was some dispute over
the score, one scorer having il > TO 25
and the other % to q in favor of Brigham.
The former, however. was an Ogden man.
The Brigham team has had a season OF
hard luck. In the beginning of the bas-
ketbail season four of the regular men
were dropped from the team by the ath-
letic council. Taking this into consider
alton. Brigham has done exceptionally
well against her strong opponents.
The lineup:
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CURE ENTERS TOURNAMENT.

New York. Feb. 2G-The entry off
Louis Cure. the French champion bill
HARDEST. was received by caAA tyd-g
for the worlds championship NbiiIiurd
tournament at 1872 balk line which D.
to be played in Madison Square Gar
den concert hail ON March p and fol-
lowing days
This brings the entries so far re-
ceived to seven, including George r..
Sutton. George T. SlossOn. IIarrr
Cline. Coivin Demarest ard provision
ally. ora MOTningstar and A. c. Cut
Ter
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mated at the end Of the season OF 1897.
when he was deposed and Thomas
Burns selected to fill his place at the
head of the team. Outside of a brief
experience as manager of the New
York Giants under Friedman. Arson
was not again connected with base ball
since he quit the Chicago club. Twice
Arson crossed the ocean with baseball
teams. the first time I'm 1874 with the
Athletics, and the second time with the
Chicagos IN the fall of 1883.
The cognomen Cubs" Haunted by
the champion Chicagos. was given An
sons tribe in 1890. when the Players
league took away all his star players
and he was forced to hire youngsters,
cubs. The name has stuck to the
ChicagOs ever since.
Mike Kelly was born in Troy, n. Y.
in 1857. He began his career as a bail
player in 1873 with the famous Troy
Haymakers. He was a Haymaker for
three seasons. In 1876 and 1877 he
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3. Y. c., 81; U. Of IT, 10.


Logan. Feb. 90.-'The University basket
ball team was soundly walloped by Brig
nam Young college tonight The final
score was 81 TO Is. In the first half the
y. Y. &. scored 10, to for the University
while in the last half the visitors got :
While the Logan boys scored z. The
visitors were simply outclassed and never
had a look in from the first call Of time
to the end Of the contest They scored
but one field basket during the game
The 3. Y. C.'s play was not up 10 its
usual standard, but IL was leagues too
fast for the u The lineup:
-.
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played with the Olympics of Paterson,
y. J., and in 1873 was with the Column
bus (O) Buckeyes catching the deliv-
cry of Billy Barrie. In 1879 he was
with Cincinnati. The following year
he Joined the Chicagos under Arson.
In 1887 he was sold TO the Boston club
and become the first $4,000 beauty
that being the sum Boston paid for
his services. In 1880 Kelly deserted
from the National league and Joined
the Boston Players league team. In
1891 he was for a while the head of the
Cincinnati American association team.
but wound up the season with the Bos-
ton Nationals. He caught for the New
Yorks in 1898 and in%1S94 managed the
Allentown team. On November 8, 1894,
he died at Boston OF pneumonia. Kelly
was one of the most intelligent and
wittiest players the game ever saw.
He was no buffOon, of which there
were several. but a man of quick per-
ception and dry humor-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
BIKE RIDER AND SKATER.

The headline attraction at the AuGito-
rum begins on Monday evening of this
week in the first appearance here of Reek-
less Recklaw. king of trick bicycle riders
and fancy roller skaters. Recklaw ami
his wife have been engaged by Manager
o. Mara for two weeks and their work on
the little wheels and on bicycles prom
Uses to be q revelation to local roller skat-
ing fans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
m'vEY WINS DECISION.

Paris, Feb. 20-Samuel McVey of Cali
fornia was awarded the decision on points
over Joe JEANETTE of New York at the
end of a around fight at the Circque &c
Paris last night. AS both men had been
winning over their opponents. the fight
drew a big crowd. The winner received
s3.0Je and the loser 5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
Fame for Legislature.

A member of the legislature jumped
into prominence this week by introdGc-
ing a bill prohibiting football Some
men become famous because of the acts
they perform for their fellow men. 9TH
ers get into the limelight by simply be-
coming notorious. Mr.. Hansen would
probably have spent couple of months
in Salt Lake drawing fat salary from
the state" and gone home unheard of
if he had not seen fit to introduce a
bill that win make any fairninded per-
son wonder if the Box Elder man knows
what real red blood looks like. OF
course. the writer is always willing to
grant any man the right to think as he
likes, to have his own opinions. but
when any persons steps up and serious
~ advocates stopping football by law
we'll it takes all kinds of people to
make up the world. and Box Elder
county has one of them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
eUFFALo HUM TODAY.

A half dozen hunters left Salt Lake yes
terday sfternoGn for Antelope island on q
buffalo hunt Two outlaw bulls are to be
killed, as they are troublesome to the rest
or the herd The party may return to-
night or may not get home until Monday
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
GRANT DEFEATS ToucHARp.

New York. Feb. 20.-Good progress was
made today in the national indoor lawn
tennis championship tournament on the
courts of the Seventh Regiment armory
here. In the matcl between Champion N.
=. Grant and q. F. Touchard finaIist Of
q year ago. Grant Won Ga eli 81
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Pleasant Green.
Heber, 40; Pleasant Grove.
fSnecial 70 The Ilerald.I

Especial to The Herald
Heber Feb 90-The Heber team in the
State High School league defeated the
Pleasant Grove team here last night by
a score of 40 10 :. The Pleasant Grove
boys scored but one basket from the field
The Pleasant Grove boys were never In
il from start to finish.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
REeAINs SQUASH LILLE.

Philadelphia. Feb. CDR. j A Miskey
of the Overlook Golf club, Philadelphia.
regained the title of national squash rae
Duet champion by Debating c. r. Jennings
Of the Philadelphia Cricket club at the
Racquet club here today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
WELSH GIVEN DECISION.

New Orleans. Feb 20.-Freddie
Welsh. the English light weight cham
pion, was awarded the decision IN q
20-Tound bout tonight with Young
ETne at the West Side Athletic club.
Except the fifth and ninth every
round was Welsh's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
Pleasant Green, IA; Manti, ~.
Especial to The Herald.J

Ephraim, Feb. 20.-The Pleasant Green
basketball team defeated the Mant reg
Uar team yesterday at the Pleasant Green
pavilion. the score being Il to p \ large
crowd was present to witness the game,
which proved to be an interesting one. a
grand ball and banquet wound up the
days amusements.
The lineup:
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Had ManteiI Guessing.

Frank Mantell tells a good story of
his last trip to Sacramento. where he
recently met and defeated Rube Smith.
on arriving in the city, Mantell was
shortly after accosted by two police
men in uniform. He was told that the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
SAINTS DEFEAT
B. Y. u. OF PROVO
Victory Gives |. D. S. u. Big
Lead and Practically the
Championship.
Standing Of Teams.
fspeciaI to The HsraldN

Provo. Feb. 20.--The L. d. s. U. basket
ball team practically won the state school
championship for the season Of 1eeS-09 this
evening when they defeated the p. Y. u.
team by a score of 90 to 2s. The game
was one of the fastest ever seen in the
city and was attended by a record-break-
ing crowd A trainload of L. ID. s. L.
rOoters came down from Salt Lake and
when time was called there were many
fans who could not get inside the hall.
The teams started off and played even
ball, but near the end the Saints came
through with one of their famous rallies
and won the game. With eight minutes
to play in the second half the score stood
y to p and u was then that the Saints
did the best work of the evening. The
lineups;
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Salt Lake, so; American Fork, So.

In an Interesting game played last night
between the Salt Lake high school and
the American Fork high school team the
Salt Lakers won by a score of 80 to IS
The game was fast and the Salt Lake
boys. although smaller than their oppo-
nents, outplsyed them in every depart
ment
AZ a preliminary to the big game the
Tiff and c. 3. +. clubs played an inter
esting game. The Tiff boys were defeated
by a score Of IS to 10.
Following is the lineup of both games:
-
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baskets from the fleid-W angsgard- ,
Young 4; Alfred, 4; RosFelley, .; Horsfai
]. Baskets from foul line-Wangsgard
out of II tries; Horsfal. 10 out of fe tries
One point awarded TO University by refa
rec. Referee-Hoffer. : A.. Sal
Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21
Exaet conditions IN utah.

Utah was one of the last states in the
Union to take up the game OF football.
There is not a law in any state i'm the
Union today prohibiting the game. Mr..
Hansen may say it is a brutal sport.
So are all physical sports brutal. If one
takes into consideration the punish
ment the physical body must undergo
to win success against another. When
any person states that football is the
most brutal of all sports-and there are
many who do sO-just take ii from the
writer that that person does not know
what ne is talking about. Many deaths
are caused each year from playing foot
ball: so do deaths occur in baseball.
tennis, golf, horse racing. boxing and
cycling, yet outside of boxing none of
these sports Is considered brutal 1t
may be news 10 Mr.. Hansen to know
that motor-paced bicycle racing is the
most dangerous sport in the world to-
day. Yet 1t is fact. Automobile rae
ing comes next, and then probably box
ing. But let us get down to Utah, where
records viii show the actual danger in
the modern game OF football. The wri-
ter has statistics on this state and
knows what he is talking about
Utah has played football on and off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

seder ?. A. Romney 4. T. Fitzpatrick 1.
Hurlburt 3. Sansome !.
Referee. Dye. Timekeeper-L. Wire.
Scorer-W. Croodsneed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Latest style in girls basketball. rs
usual. this season is long hair braided
GOWN the back and short boomers. No ia
talities have been reported so far al
though one player the other night is re-
ported as having lost her head
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Tom Longboat deserves a monument for
rescuing a whole bunch of authors from
the nature taking class BIZ showing that
at least one Indian is gifted with the ira
ditionaI speed assigned the red men by
the book builders. Still the "muckrakers
may contend that one Indian among so
many hardly establishes a rule.
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brasks. refusing to play against the Corn
huskers as long as Wood "a negro for
ward. was in the lineup. Nebraska con-
piled under protest and lost the game, Is
to a
Doc" Tanner announces that Lou Dbl
Ion. l.5NIa. viii be bred back 70 John A.
MckerrOu. 2.04lz. this spring. 1t is c. X.
g. Billings wish To get a horse colt by
Mckerron from Lou Dillon and that is
why she will again be bred 20 the chain
pIon stallion,
Activity on the part Of Michtgan's aIurl-
n for q football game with Chicago in
1910 IS plainly dfsceEnihie at Ann ArDpr.
In Chicago it Is understood the Maroon
fans are equally as anxious for settle
meut rad are cooperating with the maize
and blue followers to bring about q re-
newaI Of athletic relations Just at pres
ent matters look more favorable than they
ever have
AIerkle. who forgot to touch second ard
lost the championship for the Giants, gets
an increase in salary. Eyers who dis
covered the oversight. and won pennaEt
for Chicago. will get the same salary as in
1903 It's great TO make mistakes, eh-
Johnny:
Readvi1e viii probably be in line niin
a grand circuit meeting this summer The
property may be purchased 10y Andrew
Welch.
The New York club has sold the veteran
deaf mute pitcher. Luther Taylor. to the
Buffalo club. Taylor has been with the
Giants the latter part of the last nine
years and under McGraws handling has
been of no little service to the New Yorks
He ard McGinnity are two Of the Old
standbvs who have been crowded from
fast company by the march of time
N w Savage intends to sep<Ahis two
great PAGERS. Dan Patch, 1:551k IND Minor
Heir. 1884,. on a great record smashing
tour this summer. He viii race them sin
gle and double. To pole he hopes these
wigglers to well lower the worlds record
Of z.05iz, held by Direct Hal and Prince
Direct.
Coach +. H. Ten Eyck of the University
of Wisconsin crews says ne does not favor
reducing the varsity boat race distance to
three miles He points out that four miles
worse than three miles on lake
Frank Smith OF the Sox is going to pav
his $50 fine TO the national commission lin
pennies The big Sox twirier was as
sessed for competing against the Logan
Squares last fall III Chicago, and will take
this means of playing joke on the COM
mission.
says Harold ". Lanigan in the st. Louis
Times: "E5resnah A. catcher. an estaf-
iished star. player and umpire fighter
on the Job at $4,000 per. struggling TO
make 2 reputation, is bound to b. card
Hes like an ace fun on kings to A. Sss-n-
ley at this notch in the TOad. Is Colonel
Robson happyg Easy"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Robert A. Taft, q son of the president
elect, will try to gain Il seat in the Yale
varsity crew. His father was a member
of his class crew while at Yale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

braska. refusing to play against the Corn
huskers as long as Wood negro for
ward was in the lineup. Nebraska com
piled under protest and lost the game, IS
TO "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Syracuse now has rule which debars
an athlete from taking part in other than
a college competition IN the academic
year. That puts an end to athletic club
and other such competitions by track attn
letes. basketball and baseball players.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Doc Tanner announces that Lou Dbl
Ion. :5Sla Will be bred back 10 John A.
MckerrOu. 3.041z. this spring. 1t is c. *.
g. Billings wish To get a horse colt by
hckerron from Lou Dillon and that is
why she will again be bred 10 the chain
piou stallion
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First Division,
Second Division.
Y. M. c. A., SIS; IehI, 81.

The Salt Lake Y. NJ. c. A. defeated the
Lehf high school basketball team at the
local gym last evening by a score of 81
to 81 The 'Y'' boys did not get going
in the first half which ended in q score
Of 30 TO - in their favor. In this hal
Lehi played a better game. especially at
the start In the second half it was q
different story and the ~ team quickly
ran up big score. The lineup:
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Spartans

Goals from field-Bassett, 8: Scarbor-
ough. 6; BTanning, 1: Breeder. 1; Bates, {:
Morrison. ;; Nordquist, I. From free
Unconstitutional. ..
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Referee-Pinkney. Goals from the field
-faylor, ?; Lund, 4; West, ?: Chamber
lain, 3; Meldrum, 8; II. Christensen l.
Goals from free throw-Tayior, II; Mel
drum, D.
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ne-up of both games

Free throws-Anerfcan Fork: W. An
derson 6. ScheIlv 2 Holding 3 High school:
A. Romney s Throws from field-Ameri-
can Fork: ". Anderson ?. Scheily 6.
Holding g Salt Lake: Warthmau 3, Ire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

chief of police wanted MIN. Manteil
walked to the station with the officers
and tried to think of everything that he
had done in his life that would interest
any chief of police Mantell thought
sure he was up against il. and was won
dering where he could locate a friend
to help him out as he was ushered in
the presence of the chief Of police. The
head OF the department asked Mantell
if he was from Providence. and Mantell
said yes, wondering what would come
next. Imagine his surprise when the
chief held out his hand and said MY
name is Sullivan, and Providence is my
home town. Now get in and give this
fellow Smith what he needs for the good
of the old town If you need a friend,
call on me-" Mantel said he felt better
at once, and that from that time on
the chief was his best friend. He was
present at the scrap, and visited Man
tell daily in his training
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from fIeId-Wilcox. 3; Hammond, S: Hof-
man, ;; Grundfor. ); Hosington, 4; Davis,
8; Evans. !: E HOMESTEAD, ). Goals from
. free throws-E. HOMESTEAD, 6; Ham
mond. I.
The preliminary game was won by the
''Y'' second team by a score of & to 4.
The lineup:
80
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The members of the University Of Min
IN a game against the University Of Ne
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AIerkle, who forgot to touch second ard
lost the championship for the Giants, gets
an increase in salary. Eyers. who dis
covered the oversight. and Won a penaaEt
for Chicago. viii get the same salary as iu
1908 It's great TO make mistakes. eh.
Junuuvs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

ReadviHe viii probably be in line ni;n
a grand circuit meeting this summer. The
property may be purchased 10y Andrew
Welch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Frank Smith of the Sox is going to pay
his $50 fine TO the national commission I'm
pennies The big Sox tVvirier was as
sessed for competing against the Logan
Squares last fall III Chicago, and will take
this means of playing a joke on the COM
mission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

Coach +. II. Ten Eyck of the University
of Wisconsin crews says ne does not favor
reducing the varsity boat race distance to
three miles. He points out that four miles
on the tidewater of the Hudson is no
worse than three miles on lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-21

NJ. W Savage intends to sep<4his two
great PAGERS, Dan Patch, I;551t- Ind Minor
Heir. ;59ie, on great record smashing
tour this summer. He viii race them sin
gle and double. To pole he hopes these
wigglers to well lower the worlds record
Of z:05i5, held by Direct Hal and Prince
Direct
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