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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
FUNERAL OF TOM D. PITT
Final Arrangements Have Been Made
By Local Lodge Of
Elks.

Final arrangements for the fUner
Of Thomas Denton Pitt, former chi
OF police, and one Of the prominent q
velcpers and boosters of the state, ha>
been made by the local lodge o. Elzs
Ar. Pitt, who died at his home, ]
East Tenth South street, Monde
morning about 1890 o'clock, from 81,
betes and complications, was a prom.
nent membel of the Elks' lodge, an,
has been q member of the finance an,
other important committees of the OF
der, He will be buried with the NJ
pressiye regular service OF the Or,.e
from the Elks' club house at 8 o'clocl
this afternoon.
The Rev. p. A. SimplIin has beer
chosen to deliver the burial sermon. Al
members Of the B. p. o. =. are invited
to be present, and a large turnout is
expected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
Additional
Sports
CHICAGO AUTO CLUB
WANTS MOTOR SPEEDWAY

Chicago. Dec. I.-DirectOrs Of the Chi
cago Automobile club In considering a
course for the Cobe cup and Indian tro-
ply events after 1910 will give prefer
ence to a speedway backed by home tai
ent If the plans now under way do not
miscarry.
The site Is within easy reaching dis
lance of Chicago, with transportation
available by both steam and surface rail-
roads
The argument in favor OF a speedway
backed by members is that these enthu-
siasts interested in the perpetuity of the
two club classics are willing TO furnish
the capital for installing the twO-mile
track and the grand stands without any
liability attaching to the club. They win
take a chance Of securing interest on
their investment either by conducting the
event themselves under a club sanction
with the club hanging up the trophy or
by renting the track to the club at a
fixed price for these events.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
NEW WINDSOR NEXT IN
IMPROVEMENT LINE

J. II. Waters, proprietor of the New
Windsor hotel, announces that plans
are being contemplated for the ex-
penditure in the spring Of $50 900 in
improvements to the hosiery.
The plans proposed will include the
addition TO the main building Of 100
rooms. This addition viii be erected
at the rear of the hotel proper upon
1913 feet Of ground which is already in
the possession Of the owner Of the hO-
tel This will be the principal improve
ment, while the others viii also be most
important The office is to be enlarged
and handsomely decorated. and a hand
some colonial entrance will be erected
on Main street. The plans also call for
a new lighting svstorn
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
LYNCH WILL HAVE HIS
UNPIRES PROTECTED

New York. Dec. H.-"YOu can take Il
from re that protection OF umpires will
be one Of the principal planks in my plat
FORM" was the announcement which came
today from Thomas J. Lynch, the new
Their than that I have nothing 10 say
vet as to my policies You see, I've been
a long time out OF the harness, and until
I ara thoroughly familiar with every
angle, do not wish to make any state
m0nts
II can safely say that no party viii
influence me I'm the performance Of my
duties as / see them. Ny chief adviser
is Mr., John Heydler,'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
FAMOUS FLORIDA AUTO
RACES TOO EXPENSIVE

New York. Dec. Ex-senator ". J. Nor
gan announces that the famous OrmOnd-
DaytOna Beach race in Florida viii not
be held next spring, and It is also stated
on good authority that Savannah viii
make 10 attempt to hold an international
meet.
The senator says that while all worlds
automobile records from 100 to 800 miles,
with the exception OF the kilonneter record,
were made at Ormond Beach, and while
he would like 70 see another race there,
the expense is too great to saddle on
small town Ike DaytOna without any help
from the railroad and steamship com
panies, which have never contributed
dollar, although they derived the greatest
profits from these events,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
REPORT TO SHOW BIG
LOSS FROM ANTI-RACING

New York. Dec. 4.-EmbOdied in the
fol Incoming report of the New York
State Racing association viii be a state
ment taken from the books of the va
riOus racing associations TO the effect
that the state has lost more than 500, 600
by the operations Of the anti-race track
gambling laws.
Before thu passage of these laws the
state collected a 3 per cent tax on the
receipts of the associations. In 1907. the
most prosperous year Of the turf here,
more than S250,O00 was paid over to the
state under this tax law,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
|. D. S. FIVE BOOSTED
Return OF VETERANS

Herbert Show. a veteran of the L. d, S.
five. is again back at school. This means
q lot to the basketball squad, as Snow
is one of the best men at the school He
has just been released from quarantine,
having been laid up with a siege of scar
let fever. He showed up at ths school
this week and Immediately began active
training for the squad
Another good man has also been added
TO the team in Gallagher the clever
sbortst0p who won fame on the Saints
baseball team the past two seasons. Gal
Iagher like Snow, has been laid up, only
GanagheF's condition was a little bit
more serious. he having received a gum.
shot wound IN the leg while hunting
ducks recently. He will play the center
position on the five, and can he expected
to do some classy work in this position.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
GROCER FOUND GUILTY.
Fine Paid for Treating Meats With
Poisonous Compound.

Albert Smith & Son, grocers at Elev
enth South and State streets, wer
found guilty of treating meat
with freezeue, a sodium sulphite com
pound, in Justice =. M. Bishops cour
yesterday afternoon. A fine Of SO wa
imposed and paid. The complaint wa
inspector
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
Good Blood

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Emeryville Entries.

san FRANCISCO. Dec. l5.--Oakland
entries FOR Thursday;
First race. five furloncs- Sal.
loi: FL Molino. 10i; Babc Neely, I0l
Qrsidorn. loi; Barney Mason. los Won
del, l0i; silk. 104: Grabame. 107. Sweet
Basil 100: Elodla e., l03; Zinkand, l0o;
Alder Gulch. 1O9.
Second race. six furlongs-'Y 95.
-Boss. 10l: "Titus H.. 101 Copperiicld
l0@; Srandover. ln2; Birth. 1O6: Swascr-
lator. log. -Jllcttc, l05: Burning Bush.
liz. Grace c., ia; Blskra. 10: Inclem-
ent. 109.
Third race ono milc-sAIiss Officiops,
loo; 'Billy Myer. loo: mike Jordan. las :
'Black Sheep. 1o9; Steel, l09: Cadichon
III; j. G, Clcm. III: Sinkspring iii;
Bellsnickcr Ill; Sea Lad. III; After
Fourth race, five furlongs-Enlerlan
IS; Cloudlight, %; MiIpitas 100. Napa
Nick. 100: rrcjucio. l0s: Fey IIindoo
IL: Scwell. 1l2.
Fifth race. ono mnc-sSt. AIbans. 1oG
"Mossback. 100: Aunt XII los; Nasme-
rto. loo: Right Sort 106; Miss Naomi
los: Or. Maycr. lu6; Ny Pal. III: Wap,
III; Lady. Kitty, III; Redwood IL, Iii: (:
Lady Alicia, Ill.
Sixth race Futurity crursc-Rcllc Kin
ncy. lQ1; blanche C.. lo7; BurneI. loI.
SilVerlire. 1o7: Dovalta l1@: Belle Far
row IL: Netting. III; May Sutton, li..
Adcna. i12: MAY Pink. 1l2: Edith Il. lln
Apprentice allowance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
.HURL|NGHAM CLUB TO
CHALLENGE AMERICANS
EngIishmen Will Send Crack
Polo Team to This Country
for Lost Cup.

LONDON, Dec, l5.-Thc birmingham
club polo committee, rcconsderins its de-
termination not to challenge In 1910 for
the international polo cup Won last sum-
mer by the Mcadowbrooli team Of Long
Island. now has decided unanimously 20
send q provisional challenge To the polo
association of the United states. If u
suitable team of players and ponies can
he collected a formal challenge viii he
sent the match To follow the HurliuEham
tournament IN juno,
This sudden reversal OF purpose on the
part of the Britishcrs IS attributable
doubtless 60 the criticisms 10 which the
committee has been subjected since its
earlier decision not 10 send =. team to
the United States next summer was au-
nounCcd on October li last
An OF the active polo players favor the
earliest possible attempt To regain The In
icrnational cup, and they hnvc been
greatly incCnScd at what has been termed
the sluScishncsS of the "arm chair COM
mlttcCmCn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
JOCKEY DENNIS0N Is
GIVEN WINTER VACATION

TAMPA. Fla, Dec. 15,-Four ia
Eorites were returned winners TO-
day; the feature being tho fourth race,
captured by D.. T. Shipp in n hard drive
all through The stretch with Grenade
Lowell rode three of the winners. Jockey
bcnnisoD VIII be refused mounts in tho
future The Judges decided on this after
his weak ride on John Garner on Tues
day. Results:
First race, five and n half furlongs
scliing-Jndgc Dundnn. 10 /. won;
Comic Opera, to !. second; w. l. IIinch
10 |. third. Time. l:l3.
Second race, five and n half rurlonSs,
SellinG-orlandot to ;. won: Birdslayer,
Time, 1:l3 l-5.
Third race, five furlonss, selling-n-
spcction. 10 ], won; Col. Ashmeadc. >
to- to- !. second; Bonnie Bee, IL TO o. third
Time. :06.
Fourth race. six furlongs, purse-E. T.
Shipp; 10 ., Won; Grenade. & TO >. sec
ond; Lena. TO 2. third. Time. 1:1S 10.
Filth race. mile and ono -sixtcenth,
sclling-MaHimum, TO ., won; King S
Guinea. 10 ,. second: Dclcstrome. 20 10
!, third. Time. Ia 20.
Sixth race. five furlonSs, scllGnG-Lou
Lanier. To !, won: Acolin. 10 TO !. Sec
ond: Bannado, to .. third. Time,
:OI 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
FOUR FAV0RITES WIN
AT M0NCRIEF PARK

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. l5.-Four
laNoriios took the money at Moncrinf
park this afternoon. Harvey f., Lady
lrma. Indian Maid and Campaigncr.
There was quite an upset in the second
race. when sally Preston, a TO shot.
ran splendid race and won n goodly
sum for many Jacksonville bettors, The
management continues 10 make improve
ments at Moncricf summary:
First race, SIX furlongs. selling-Har-
vey T., even, won; Glenn Gcachy, 10 ].
second; Star Over u 10 !. third. Time.
lis.
Second race five and a half furlongs.
sellinG-Sally Preston. 10 !. won; Dolly
Bullman. TO I, second; Pocomoke 10 10
/, third. Time. 1909 40.
Third race. six furloncs, sclling-Lady
lrma, 10 ., won; John y. Muuroe II
to |. second; Font, TO /. third. Time.
l:16 40
Fourth race. Ormondc Beach selling
stakes five and half furloncs-Indian
Maid. TO ., won; O. X. Ucrndon. 3 10
!. second; Anavri, Is 10 ., Third. Time.
I:09 3-5.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
kekalb. 10 J. won: Shapdale, , 20 /,
second: Aunt Kate. to ]. third. Time,
l:29 -.
Sixth race mile and one sixteenth
sclling-Campaigncr To ). won: Agree
mcnt, II 10 =. second: Billy Pullman. Q
10 !, third. Time, 1:5l 30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
FRISCO WANTS AERIAL
RACES IN JANUARY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ij.-Arransc-
mcnts are being perfected by the Pacific
Aero club for an aviation meeting IN
San Francisco during the last week In
January or the nTst week In February
In which some Of the most noted aylators
In the world are expected To compete.
A meeting OF the club was held last
night at which the plans were discussed.
1t is proposed To raise a fund of between
S40.0 and $4,000. and To post prizes
which Will tempt the leaders In the realm
Of aviation Assurances have been re
ceivod from Charles +. Willard. one of
the earliest pupils OF Glenn II. Curtiss,
Roy Knabenshue, Lincoln Bcechy and
other acrouauts. that they will be pres
ent. In addition 10 George y. Loose.
John W. Hudson and Charles y Rricn OF
San Francisco, who have signiled their
intention of competing.
Los Angeles has already raised n large
sum for a similar event. 10 be held early
in January. and practically all tho par
ticipants in the southern meet are cN-
pectcd TO appear here.
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AERO CLUB REFUSES
TO GIVE SANCTION
Plans for Western Federation
of Aero Clubs Receive
Big Boost.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-Just as four st.
Louis acronauts were about 10 mail their
entries today In the spherical balloon con-
tests at Los Angeles, Albert Bond LAM
bert received n telegram from Courtlandt
r. Bishop. president OF the Aero Club
OF America which said the Los Angeles
meeting was not sanctioned.
The telegram also conveyed the infor-
nation that the International Federation
rules demanded disqualification for par
tIcipation In non sanctioned events, In
aslnuch as ST. Louis expects 10 get the
lntcrnatIo balloon contest IN 1910, tho
ST Louis men decided not 20 mall their
entries,
Publ, Eugene Honeywell and John Be
mis- had planned 10 participate In the
California meeting,
The tentative plans FOR the forma ton
OF western federation of aero clubs
received "A decided boost by the action OF
the Aero Club Of America, declared MI.
Lambert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
SALT LAKE BOYS
RUN FAST RACE
Cover Twenty-Five Miles in Fast
Time of | 1927 10 at
y. NJ. c. A.
STONE WINS GOLD MEDAL
FOR THE BEST TIME
Six Cities, From Coast to Coast.
Competed in Telegraphic
Meet.

One hundred y. NJ c. A, boys, under
is years of age, ran twenty-five miles
at the y. NJ. G. A. Wednesday night
in the fast time of l.5s:2T l-5, covering
the distance in relays Of six laps TO
caGh contestant, on an indoor track
twcnty-four laps TO the mile, IL. Self
was the first youngstcr sent away from
the starting point by Referee Bassctt,
and he was relieved at the end of SIX
laps 10y Il fresh man, and so on until
the 100 boys had each taken their turn.
=. Kunkcl had the distinction Of finish
ing the race by taking the last SiX laps,
and as he finished he was given Il big
ovation by the large crowd Of people
present The boys ran call IN, each
trying 10 run their six laps as fast as
they could f.. Stone covered his dis
tancc in ;J6 %, which was the fastcst
time of the evening and for which per
formancc he received n gold medal /,
Ray Mcintyre finished second, in l:0l,
and was awarded silver medal; w.
Cato and f. Wctzcl ran tie for third
place, in l:0l 20, and they Will run off
the tic today.
The race was the result of match
Marathon contest in which y, Nj. G,
\ s from New York, Cincinnati, Clcvc-
land, Chicago, salt Lake City and
Fresno were contestants, The results
will he telegraphcd 20 New York. where
the winner of the meet Will he decided,
the Y NJ. G. \, team of 100 boys max
ing the fastest time TO be awarded first
prize.
The timers of the meet were Joe
Maddox and "Dad' Convill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
BOGGS CONTINUES
HIS WINNING STREAK
Wins Fruityalc Handicap From
Best Horses; Hereafter
Breaks Down.

OAKLAND, Dec. l5.-BoSgs again dis
played his class at Emcryyillc today by
| taking up lis pounds and winning the
Frultvale handicap from some of the best
horses at the track. The lightly weighted
Raleigh at odds OF 30 to | was second.
Lady Elizabeth led all the way In the
Wo-ycar-olds event Salvage, the mild
iavoritc, led the field in the third Here
after broke down after racing with him.
First race, ilvo furlonEs. sclllng-Mollie
MontroSe, liz CF.. SMITH. TO s, Won.
Nelma G., ll2 (CavanauShl. is to ., sec
ond; Dr. Rowcll lie (McBride), 10 |.
third Time, l;ol2 fmdalc. HcrivGs,
Curriculum, Blanche c.. Andrew u. Cook.
Sophomore. Cobbicssin, Salinn and Cuor-
nayaca finished as named.
Second race. five furlongs, pursc-Lady
Elizabeth. los (Anderson),, even. Won;
j. H. Barr, iO2 (Smith), so TO !, third.
Time. 100 10. Metropolitan, Whiskcy
Toddy; Old Mexico, Phosphorus, Miles and
Moorok finished as named.
Third race, hro iurIonGs. Scllins-Sal-
Nagc, l0I Denny, > To !: won; Gossip"r
IT. liz (Nnn Dusan) 10 l, second; joas.
IL NNalsm, TO /. third. Time, 100 40,
Lord OF the Forest. TaNcr. Rcdondos
Kerry, Old Settler, Father Downcy and
Hereafter finished as named.
Fourth race, Erutvalc handicap, one
milc-BogGs lis CMcntry), > 10 :. won,
Raleigh, So (kcder), 30 TO J, second; Black
ford 100 (Glass). j. Ia ;, third. Time,
10. Edwin T. Fryer. Roscvalc, Bubbling
Water and Miss Picnic finished as named.
Firth race. one milo and twenty yards,
sclIinE-Ross I.aro, 100 CWalshD. 6 TO :.
won, Round and Round, III (Nau nusen,
10 . third Time. 1.i2 3-5. Nalosll.
Roy Junior. BucSthorn and Gen. Russell
finished as named
Sixth race sIN furlones. sclins-Cres-
ton. 10G (MllerJ. 5 10 t. won; Denecn. los
Cotton). S 10 !, second: Emma g., 1906
tMcRridc) Ia .. third. Time, lis 60.
Marburg. Sir John. Mi Derecho and May
sutton finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Jacksonville Entries.

Special 20 The Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 15.-Entyies for
Thursdays races:
First race. Gve-eIghths OF milo, self
ing-Gypsy Gal, "a; Miss naffaclo, 81;
Flying Footsteps. Of. Islcy. 102. Totoyo,
102. French Girl, l0S; Tessica, lni; Lotta
Creed 10i; Sou. los. Lucetta, 100
Second race. three quarters Of 81 mile,
handicap-Amyl, lo3. Stickcr. lO5. Sager.
los: Banivcs. 1903, Sir Ormondc, l1G; Polls.
lis.
Third race. three quarters OF a mile.
selling-Bat Mastersou. 100; III Dorado,
l06s Harry Scott, 1O1: Tom Holland. 100;
Flarney. 103; Lord Nelson. l0a Waponoca.
105. Wcstbury. III; Hazlet. 1O5; st, Elm
wood l13,
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Anna T..
DAILY. 30. Court Lady. 90 DR., Holzbere,
30: Joe Rose. 9s: Sir Clegcs, 80; Eye
Bright. l04.
Fifth race. ono mile and sixteenth,
seiling-Irrlsator 102. Hoylc. 102. Wool
stone, III. Tlvoliui, Ill: st. Joseph, 1li:
Acrobat, In.
Sixth race. ono mile and quarter sell
ing-Golcopda. l0i; Mamie Alsol IOj;
Crepps Beckham. 1O5: The Mnks. 10;
Obcrou. III Sukcys Son, l12s County
Clerk, III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
AERO CLUB TRIES
TO DICTATE TERMS
Will OUTLAW All Competitors
Who Are to Take Part in
Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Dec 15.-If a dispatch
from New York TO The effect that the
Aero club Of America had published its
intention OF outlawlng all acronauts who
Will compete during "aviatlon week. III
Los Angeles Is correct. a clash between
tho parent organization and the Aero club
of California Is imminent. The latter body
issued the sanction FOR the Los Angeles
meet, which the Aero club Of America. is
said. has refused 10 recognize,
Should the sanction be not granted, II
would be a serious blow to the undertake
ing, as the foreign aYlatnrs would not
compete. and Glenn IL, Curtss and 9th
crs Of the Americans probab bly, would
withdraw their entries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
COACH stage GETS
MANY GAME OFFERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Football coaches
ana managers OF tho conference schools
VIII moot here week from tomorrow TO
settle definitely the intercollegiate turmoil
over next seasons battles. The question
of Michigan games and problems bearing
on the continuance Of friendly relations In
tho Big Eight will be up for decision.
The athletic authorities received their
notification last night.
Coach SiagGs schedule problem took
another tack yesterday. when he received
y plea from Carlisle for q battle. The
Indians want 10 appear at Marshall Field
on one OF IN" big dates, and Coach Stage
says he Will consider the request in view
M the fact that they have adoutcd cligi-
hiity rules since they beat the Chicagoans
two years ago.
Coach Stages best offers outside tho
conference are now Carlisle and the Navy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
Juarez Entries.

JCAREZ. Mexico. Dec. l5-Entries for
Thursdays races:
First race. seven furiongs-Ocean
Queen 11o Maud Sigsbce. lOa, Albion
H.. TO-: Whip Top, 107: Gladys Louise.
l0t. Donna ;lv!ra, 1903; 'Ethel Day. 100;
Eecllless. %; Lillian Ray. 81; Miss
Gratitude. 81.
Second race. five furlougs-Milse Mo-
lett. l09: Slewfoot. l09 Dixie Gem. l0l
Prudish. i0l Master Clarence l0l: Ban
Lady. l0l; Anne McGee. l01; Olive Smi-
ley. l01. Saintasa. 1Ol: "Isady Panchits
80: IRELAND. &c; Jack Hayes, 96; 'Mary
Geuevieve, p6
Third race six furlongs-Ada O. Walk
ers l0,; Hroughton. l02: Jocs Ehrich 102;
Sabado, lol Knight Blaze. lOl. Msspris-
on. 90; Rotary, 9l,
Fourth race. six furlonsS--Patriot los;
Force, los: Lomond. los: Scvcnfull. I01
E'lreball. 10i: Oriflamb, lOl: Pelham 10l ,
"Anne McGcc. 100.
Sixth race. fvc furlonrs-Sociable 10:
NIAGARA, 100; VirgIe Casse. lO7; Lord
Clinton. 10I; May Bride lOT. Brunhide.
lo1; Henry Mann. lo5; Henry Williams,
Sixth race. one mlle-Ora suddcth.
l0.; Blma. 101 Miss Alert. 10I: Giles,
l0l. George Young. l05: -Cull. lO2. ST
Kilda: lO2: .rremargo, 1OI; apologize
90. 'Bryce. 95.
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing OF tho Manhattan
club says that ne VIII have a good card
OF boxing and other amuscmcujs for tho
members Of his club. Wednesday. Down
ing matched Chic" Coleman with Pyc
Davis tcolored) for four rounds. Both
OF these boys arc clever ana good cxhi-
billion Is looked for. Earn Wright viii
take take ON Kid FraZZlcs for four rounds,
Frankie Eruc will take on Young Forbes
FOR four rounds. The last time these bows
met they boxed 10 a draw. There VIII
be TWO other fouV-round bouts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
I0kEL AND 0'C0NNELI
IN SHAPE FOR MATCH

The Y. Nj. c. y. wrestling committee
announced that tickets for the Yolicl-
OConncll wrestling match, scheduled FOR
next Monday evening at the salt Lake
Thcntcr. would be placed on sale today.
Nolicl SAYS that he is In tho best Of
condition. and he expects In throw the
Pacific coast champion. He does not
know how long ii will take him hut
Judging from O'CopnelrS record Yokrl
believes thai he will win in less than an
hour. although the coast wrestler NAV
have improved and is better than the
local man thinks for
on the other hand, O'CQnncll is COM
lng here certain Of Victory. and already
several OF his Portland friends have Of
tcIcd 10 back him against Yokel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOLS
CANNOT TAKE TRIPS

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Iligh SCHOOL foot
bali trips arc things of the past, so far
as Chicago schools are concerned. PrcsI-
dent Alfred Grion of the board Of cduca-
ton yesterday announced That hc would
introduce resolution at the next board
meeting for the purpose OF preventing
such trips in the future
In regard TO whether the boys might
take tbc trip In vacation time without
using the school name. President T-riou
stated That such action could he prop
crlE construed to be msubordination and
punlshabc by SUSPENSION"