The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
WILL 0V[RIl
RUGBY FD(i|
glishmen viii M
Broaden Rules o'I
nous Old sp,a]
CHAPMAN lNvEy7s n
RACE srARlI|
King Edward WIN 4
Game; Racing / /.
tradition. \
BY RIoHARD n.r

s.,l BY R1oHARD DAn
special Cable 10 Tn.
.,h hoMnoN; ;.a.oI;, April aS.--Sss -s's,
can far,.f<T footoallists hav. ,@... .s
tercollesiate rules az
nusoy Football union ., -.
nU,ns nua, 10 follow suit and 6
noal In s,s general mostlns 81 e,
Us wui %Gla I'd IN this city. Nay n
WI, ~, be made TO ths ssI,a..
step Is not being a.
game GENE Is a menace to h.
ia Players but to brosd.. ., y
70 add ADD to the authority ., 7
There are no emphs,,. y
disapproval over ~.
rules. so far as I hav. o psrc
may be under tbs icss Led
~ '' deo;ss ae;tesate to the rsf.'s.
For Instance. in oeIc's 4
field the referes sb, k'S d1
say whether the 20, Goa, aam
matter whether thes ~ SI,tM ~
IN making the goal =. s.css; e
The dates OF sb. " @
may be moved forward - :
Is OF TO Importance A'a
Announcement ~ a..
Grand Prix de Paris t,s eSe -, g
added money, ha, ~, H.. "
makes the Grand pr,y vsa
value Of tho English al ~
Ledger. 'en pesH
Charles Chapms, :.
chanlc, formerly rssIsI.se = !!
has invented a new -,
morse races. His Inyer,s.e
OF sixteen years Of nsjs.e
cursory glance one ssss -,
squared posts. tne ress
the Two In front Ths
by a direct pull BY ia
In speaking Of his isv-1<
man had the following a
other day
There are no n,ilIp,,
wires, no slides and NJ
four posts represent tSssc
structure, except when h.
tened In position. and ~
cords form temporasy ~,
overhead. It can be- epetl I
and two lads. with t1o
can release and refaytss 4 n
twenty minutes. Il mas ~
satisfactorily at Osbous-TfI
has as yet refused al Il NJ
made with a llome-pafeutS
tnirty-two boboins. each n
threads, and are partIcularIy =
what similar In shspe ~
lampwick. They can Be -
colors." r.
1t will be nearly The r!ir
before Jockey Wootton, IL 4
er. can again take part n 4
the British turf. The g.
made against Wootton By n
the American Jockey, vbo q
Wootton was guilty Of foal =
filed his complaint With hs 4
the English Jockey club al
vestigatlon, they immedIit5
Wootton and 'complimertsd u
Fear King VIII WAls
The scratching OF a1z!<
American horses In races ~
of the kings stable vas q
10 the report that this VI
to keep Edward VII In III
cording 70 the very lntr
which ! heard. II was fsat@
kings stable failed 10 shov Z
ward would not have an q
Derby
/ hardly credit this talk q
ward Is n good sp0rtari1
horses are not Of the wils,
Is content 10 lose. Then
the fact that such ricA
August Belmont. Harry -
and Louis W!nans are alI
much by racing sgailst y
horses as they are IN -
Thus, Il King Edward q
anv ~ his support, II q
withdrawal OF the support
Americans.
withdrawing, Horse-lac
family here is e tradlu%
Conditions are more
ever now that a team q
legians, composed OF iG
athletes. VIII compete
from oxford and Camonds
The character Of the sp"e
eral. AT the same TINE
tion may arise II the
scholars are selected rP@
track team. Although
viii be opposing Amendl
CLEAN laurels for the lot
All OF the American hn"
athletes. .s IN
lightweight fighter. is me
betting in the McfssI.s.il McsIu. a,
which comes of befoSs
Sporting club on May yI,,,,- ~
actions during the nsgous,H;,,
show some fear Of mes.I
although I hope to see us
give the Chicago ngn.,ss
rounds. and bets OF 70 90
land the favorite. are -
the American gets the 4. i; 4
men are In the ring q, a.,halj' N I
The Rugby union iootSss tnoss
TO have developed an r,sri ss
travelling. One conunssss%,r
South Africa. another rsHssii
terday to play In Aif J ,a:f
and a third will make 4 ,s. -
Pacinc coast in septsI,ast; nv
ing papers here seer. ml.cIors n 4
Englishmen will be Vif,y1 S"cs1
counter. South Africa; a;;snysh nUh
very fast players. sl.'''
,., Quantity.