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ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Anti-Saloon League


County for year 1908 compiled Supervisors of this county and certified by C. A. Pee IT, Clerk of the Board It therefore gives accurate of the expenditures which based the follow ing analysis of the Profit and Loss the county by of the presence of the saloon in the county.
 Criminal Procedure: : Sheriff, $2o25224 District Attorney, $45oooo; District Court, S1o,476So Justice Courts, $3,31185; Total, $sss4ose It is safe say that at least 75 per directly. We have therefore the following item CTh $OOOO fixed therefore of the criminal procedure Arizona salaries for this office amount charge is proper One) Saloon Dr. to Yavapai County,
 75 per cent of $3854oso .$aseos66
 Other Expenditures: Coroner S62o35; County Hospital, SIo87886 Outdoor relief, $43454o Court House, $o343.14; Total. Sa5,1e6s4 It is probably safe to say that one-hird of the above expenditure have been incurred through the conditions brought about by the consumption of liquors in the county; therefore have the follow Coroner Hospital lief items and claims that of this be charged to drunkenness This obvious that will dismiss with the that uun ae frequently be helped account of the of those who their natural support but who deserted hem) Saloon Dr. to Yavapai County,
 OneThird of $25Io684, .................$ 8s656I New jail, $245o3z7 Board of Supervisors, S11,816o5, Total $s64!oo7 Estimating ten per cent of this as made necessary by the additional Criminal Pro, ceedure We have the following item:
 (Th objects charge year. Why charged every yearf Yavaa pays out is not only out this money but also money bring year together with m furniture, the the building and the should Saloon Dr. Yavapai County ............. .$s6 41 H
 Yavapa County's Share of Expense
 Territorial Institutions: Penitentiary $S32278 Reform School, $26842I; Total, $II,oo7oo Estimating the percentage other criminal procedure, that is, 75 per cent, have
 the following item: Saloon Dr. Yavapai County,
 75 per cent of SI1Oo7oo saesas Insane Asylum, S82o57I Estimating that so per of this is directly and indirectly due the sumption ot liquor, have the following Saloon Dr. Yavapa County
 of S82o5.7I, or S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
JOHNSON WIRES JEFF
MANY HAPPY RETURNS
Ey Associated Press.

GN -ASSpCilleu JIeSSs
CHICAGO, April 16.-Champion
Jack Johnson says that he bears no i'll
VIII toward James J. 'Jeffries, and TO
show that he is In earnest last night
Sent telegram to Jeffries at his train
ing quarters in California, in which he
wished him many happy returns Of the
day, it being Jeffries' thirtyffth
birthday.
''I have only the highest regard for
Jeffries as a gentleman and fighter, and
until he says things TO me which are un-
complimentary | shall continue TO hold
my good opinion Of him, - Johnson said
after he had sent The telegram. "It is
not right for fighters to be so un'
friendly that they continually are call
ing one another names through the
press and other sources. If ] beat JEFF
fries on July ] will be the first one
to help him TO his corner. and If he
beats me | viii be the first TO congratu-
late him.
"Although I celebrated my thirty
second birthday last month and did not
receive any good wishes from Jeifries,
7 think jt was more Of an oversight or
his part than anything else. ] hope he
had as good time celebrating as ] did,
and | hope his wife is on the road to re-
covery.
AS a result, it is said, of the increased
spirit duties under the British budget
the police have noticed in remote dis
tricts of Ireland indications of a revival
Of Illicit distillation of liquor. There
has also been q considerable increase, 1T
is reported in the consumption of spirits
of ether as a beverage since the price
of whisky was raised.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
SOCCER FOOTBALL UNION

An enthusiastic meeting was held Sat
urday night In the Sharon building by
the Utah Association Football Union
delegates being present from Eureka
Park city, Fort Douglas and Salt Lake
The old officers resigned and the fol-
lowing were elected; President Or, G. g.
Plummer lrst Vice president. A. B.
Campbell. Eureka, second vice president,
w, r. Jofford. Park City; secretary. H..
w. Ansell. Salt Lake; treasurer, William
Service. Salt Lake.
II was decided 10 carry on the cup com
petition for this season on the knockout
principle. with possibly next fall a league
with n northern and southern division.
The action OF Fort Douglas In entering a
team, although rather new to soccer. was
generally admired and with plenty OF
practice the soldiers expect 20 make a
good showing.
The draw resulted as follows:
Fort Douglas VS.. Park City.
Salt Lake VS.. Eureka.
To be played on the ground of the first
named club on or before May s.
IL two other teams enter the comped
tion before this date arrangements have
been made to take care of them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Michigan Trotting Records.
W
BY Associated Press,

By Associated Press,
DETROIT. April l5.-Thirty- en-
tries have been made I'm each 0f the $4,000
stakes for the Michigan stale fair lrot-
ting races. September 10 to p. The en-
tries follow:
2,l7 trot. S5Ooo-Andy Pop, Annette II,
NranCll. Argot lIoi. Ashland Clay Baron
Penn, Rcruolga Billy D.. County Jumper.
Creighton. cupid Maid, Decoration, Dora
Dorothy AXworlhy, Electric Tod. Handy
j. IIamelwo0d Howard, Iatan. Laura
Davenport, Little W., Miss Baritone,
Miss Winter Mr.. ANtell Oakland Flobar.
O. ]. OrIcan, Peter Doracy, Sable Maid
silver. Sweetheart The Angclus. Twilight
Maiden. willy. Wyncml Chimes,
@:15 pace. $j0OO-Altl Coast, BenzaIn.
Brainham. Banghman. Clark, Glover
Patch, T.. c.. The Limit. Daisy Wilkes,
Direct Hal .Ir,; Directly CoDnor, DR. Ma
low, Dr. W. W. H.. Evelyn Patchcn.
Fleet wood. Fred Patchen, German Boy.
Glonmout. Gracc O., Hal p. Ir.; Halle
Loo. Smliu Chimes, Harry wilkes Lady
Jane. Little Mary May Queen. Nathan
r.. Nellie G.. NctUo McEwen Rcna
Patch. Sars .Nun Patch, silver Joe The
Abbic. The Liar. The Phlistne. Volun-
tccr Lockbart. Willio Ten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
BODY OF UNKNOWN
INFANT is FOUND
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
kEMMERER, Wyo.. April 16.-The
citizens Of This community were greatly
shocked TO learn OF the finding Of the
body of an infant boy near the rail-
road tracks between here and Diamond
VILE, While hunting for dandclions,
Rass Rosen discovered a package, which
was wrapped in Salt Lake Tribune,
dated February !, 1910. Examination
developed that II contained the body
OF an infant The officers were in
formed ut once and investigation de-
veloped that IL was child about s
months old, boy of premature birth.
At first il was supposed it had been
thrown from a train, but the fact that
it was about twenty feet away from
the river and about 200 feet from the
railroad, and the paper bad not been
moistened, satisfied the officers that it
had been placed. there by some resi-
dent of this section. Decomposition
had not set in. Coroner Curtis salts
fed himself there was no need for IN
inquest. and the little one was buried
where found In addition TO The Salt
Lake Tribune, the body vas wrapped
in the chemise probably belonging to
the mother. but there were no names
on the paper or marks OF Identification
on the clothing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
BASEBALL CONTRACTS AND
RELEASES ANNOUNCED
BY Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
NEW YORK April 1G-The following
baseball contracts and releases have been
approved and promulgated today by Pres
ident Thomas j. Lynch OF the National
league:
With Boston-Wiliam cooney. C, Fer
suson, Clifton Curtis. c. j.. Herzog
With Brooklyn-B. Barger.
With Chicago-Harry Mcintyre.
With Clncinnati-John 3. Mclean (for-
mer contract between these parties ter
minated by mutual consenO.
With New York-W. r Dickson, Louis
A. J. Shafer, A. s. Shaw. Fred g.
Snoderass, Arthur r, Wilson.
With Philadelphia-Joh w. Bates.
With st. LouiS-LeSter J. Baclsman, !.
W. Barbeau, Lynn L. Bell. Frank l.. Bel
cher, Frank j. Corridor, Frank Court
ncy, George ", Ellis. Louis Evans. j. B.
Geyer Robert Harmon Arnold j. Hauscr.
+. Edward Higgins, Miller j. Huggins,
Randolph Hulsewitt a. Rankin Johnson.
Konetchy, Grover Loudermilk, John c.
Lush. Lee Magee. Don C. Marion. S. y.
Meter. II. +. Mowrey, Howard Murphy
n. r. Oakes. William O'Hara. Edward ].
Phelps, Charles A. Pickett, J. a. Raleigh.
Elmer 7, Rieger II. Sallee. Matthew
Sheridan, Harry y, Sullivan. Victor G.
Willis.
Releases
Brooklyn to New Haven Connecticut
BY Philadelphia, Internationally. Will
liam Gleason.
state ieague) w. Hartley
BY ST. Louis to Springfield (Three
league), Lynn q. Bell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
GARDEN CITY STUDENTS
COMPETE IN TRACK EVENTS

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. April ia dual track and
field meet between the college and the
high school departments OF the b Y.
university took place Friday afternoon
on the campus. The purpose OF the con-
test was to bring the best men in school
TO the front and thus be able to decide
upon the track team for the coming sea-
son. The result showed that the men
were in fairly good form, though the re-
suits are not TO be taken as an indication
The score was rs to "a in favor OF the
college.
List OF events follows
lO0-yard dash-ilenline. II. s.; Olson,
II. $, and Simons. c.. tied FOR second
place. Time, 10 la seconds
22O-yard dash-C Chamberlain, c.. Olson,
II. s; Baird. c. Time. 80 seconds.
?, 440-yard rpT'T-Chamberlain,. G; Luke,
SS0-yard run-Chamberlain, c.; Jacobs,
c.; Holloway G. Time. 2:14
Mile run-Holdaway. c.. and Jacobs,
G.. tied for first; Ezra Peterson, H. S.
12o7;yagd simmons G. seou-
220-yard hurdlcs-Pcterson C.: Tan
green. III S. Robinson II. $. Time, lSg
seconds.
Half mile rclay-College.
Pole yauIt-Peterson. c.; Dillman. IL
s; Horsley, II. s, Height feet, 10
inches.
Shot put-Peterson. c.: Lambert II s.:
Pack. II. s Distance, 10 feet. 3 inches.
Hammer throwvPeterson, c.; Lambert,
II. S; Rose G..
Discus Peterson, C., HenlIne. II.
s., Dilman, II, s, Distance. 90 feet,
High jurnp-Baird. C; Robson. II. 5;
Horsey. r. s., and Hooper. II. $. tied
FOR third place. Height, feet, inches
Henline. H. s. Distance, 10 feet, 10
inches,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
DELANEY SAYS JEFF
CANNOT COME BACK
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

bN LEASED wire 10 1 lis lilDhIcs
NEW YORK. April 16.-"When a man
Of JcnrIes's build has been put Of the
fighting game five years and then tries
to come back. he fnds himself mistaken
and that is what JedricS Will do said
Billy Delaney, formerly Jeffrics's man
ager in san Francisco. today,
IL was Delaney who discovered JEFF and
made a worlds champion out OF him. Billy
hasn't seen JCffrcs in training and ad-
mirs there IS bad feeling between them.
but declares that he bases his dcclara-
ton upon forty years experience.
"Jeffries is suffering from internal
weakness as those severe sweating spells
Indicate" continued Delaney. II hon
estly believe that he will not be able TO
get back into his old-time form
The bad feeling between JEFF aud De-
laney dates back to the time when BIZ
Squires arrived in America. Delaney and
Jenries knew that SGuires was not
tighter, but Billy thought he could pick
np some easy money by matching the two
men Jeffries refused to fght and De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
MUSICAL TREAT FOR
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Excellent Programme Arranged
for Entertainment to BE
Given Tuesday Evening.

j. j. Mcclellan. chairman of the mu
sic committee OF the Commercial club
mas completed arrangements for the rnu-
zI'1le 20 u" given at the clulrooins Tues
GAY evening. The programme includc5
SeNcral sc. .ri @ numbers by the Orpheus club and
by Lhe SAT- Lake Quintet club with su-
los los by Miss Maggie ToYt. VIII r. Sib-
icy and Frederick Smith
Members Of the club ara invited IA
DFihS me women members or their fa,ni-
nes. Following is the programme;
Selected + ouin,n+ c,,,,.
- IliiIS . Skye ...........N Victor Harris
b. 'Du Blst VIE Eine Blurne'. ....-....
W. Il. Sibey w. o''''"'cA
q. The Night Is stir Willis C1ar,,
- ->Hhie Laurie ::.:....J. {. Macy
.yrh0 oc.rphcus Club.
Aria from The Magic Fiuio".'' 'withIr.
this sacred dwellings, Mozart
. Frederic Smith.
b. ,Walther's Prize Song ......o. Waener le-
c. Spring Song '........... .Mendclgsohu
Salt Lake Quintet Club.
a. Sealed Orders ..........,
b. The Rosary" .....,.....N .Neyir,
(Accompanied by Quintet Club
Miss Maggie Tout
song OF q Sailor Campbell Upton
b. In the Forest ''....,Mc Mcrsch
c. "a Cavaliers Song Allitiscn
Frederic Smith.
a. Garry Nc Back TO Old Virginia ~
....-... ..,......-....J u. ". Bland
b. Song OF the Viking" G. W. ChadwIcl1
Drpheus Club
J. j Mcclellan. accompanist.
y. il. Peabody. director Orphcus club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
MANAGER GOOD WILL
GIVE LOCAL BOYS CHANCE

hall dtttger Good Of the Salt Lake base
I'm 'talh announces that he is signing
iyoI, punch OF players that will win the
ie mas at least dozen contracts pcnd-
yes,h s with good players of California. ana
cLae,iai iai rom the east He has taken "A
he h1,i OH several OF the local boys whom
iv ileYes VIII make good. Those local
agned so far are Lawrence. Hum
n%~,n, ~ and Hummcl, the latter giving
Of ff'5,ise ,ni OF being one OF the best pitchers
r. The Salt Lake team Will moet nt 17o,.,
wISuslas early this afternoon and all men
Arc ar, are anxious 10 try out for positions
dnov invited TO attend. Good says that he
the eil n1l belicyc In turning down anv or
tLs,. aIt an axe boys If .hcy can show that
give arc arc iast enough 10 play. and he win
tom ti,s'n ~, ~ The first chance for the posi-
e"S on tho team. 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
CARLOAD or CADILLACS
COMING TO SALT LAKE

Brackcn Automobile company says that
he has several carloads or CadillaCs on
th> road. majority of tha machines
having already been sold TO Salt Lake
customers.
Elliott also says that the Cadillac car
was not dropped by The Utah Motor com
pany. but that instead II was taken over
by the Raymond BraCkcn company. FL
lott is one of the oldest and most able
salcsmou in the country. having come
here from the Cadillac factory. and he
is confident that the Cadillac. which has
made n hit In other parts 'of the coUn-
try. will prove a popular car here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
NO SUNDAY BASEBALL
ALLOWED IN T00ELf
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
TOOELE, April l6.-The proposed in
tentIons of Sunday baseball here were
nIppcd In the bud and, according TO pres
ent indications. there viii DO no baseball
on the Sabbath day.
\ According 10 reports, the city council
was petitioned 10 allow the sport. IL is
said that the matter was aired in meet
ing house. where It was decided TO ''olack-
BALI the game. 1t is said that 1t was
lhen carried 10 the council chamber.
where a unanimous vote prohibited the
sport in this city on Sundays.
The game which was talked of for to-
morrow will not be played but moth
ing has been heard from baseball quar-
ters whether the fans expect to obey the
new ruling all summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Parks.
CAH00N DONATES FIVE
HUNDRED TO BALL TEAM
Spccial 10 Thn TIfnnnn.

'-TT-|-T''T W IT" I'INW'I0I
MURRAY. April lG.-n The rafnc for
tho Overland automobile I'm this city to-
night. The machine was won hy John f.
Cahoon, who is said 10 be the richest man
in Murray. When Cahoon was notified
that he had won the automobile he said
that he would give the Murray Baseball
association check for $500 The au
tomohiic was Taffcd to raise money Cur
tho baseball team. The Murray fans are
now ready TO post $1,000 as Il guarantee
that The Murray team will play out the
league season. II is now ur 10 Salt Lake
and OSdcn-to get busy with their money
Manager MaTgetts OF tho Murray ball
cnt at the ball parl. at I D. m. for prac-
tlCc today. Margotts has signed Nrvin
and Castro and says that Inc has thrc.
other men coming from California which
will compl"t" Isis lineup
Murray may hIVc new ball park the
matter bcin sundcr consideration a the
present time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
ELECTRIC CARS MAKING
HIT WITH THE PUBLIC

Tho Baker Electric continues TO demon
suatc lis popularity with the discrim-
mating buyers.
w. j. Barnett has placed his order for
a Victoria model this week. and many
inquiries are coming I'm daily
Mr.. Whltmore made Il demonstration
TO kaNsvillc last week. making forty-Si%
miles in less than four hours UvCI. Ordi-
nary romds. The car was not run at
TOP speed and had plenty of power on
the return. ~" expects q carload Of
cars To arriv" this week. all oi which
are sold. and viii DC in use Immediately
ON arrival
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
BASEBALL LEAGUE.

For baseball the city will be divided In
10 four sections. The winners Of the
fectons VIII play a special series of
games Ia determine the championship
lue final game 10 be played on field day.
Pennants viii he awarded to the win
iiers OF iirst and second places.
BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Section jackson. Onequa. Poplar
Grove. Washington.
Section Lafayette, wasatch, Train
Section S.-Hamilton. Waterloo. Web
Section 4-Tranklin. Grant. Jefferson.
For boys basketball the city will be
divided into four sections The winners
La ihc different sections will PLAY a spr-
n ~ series o. games TO determine the
championship OF the Salt Lake eIemen-
ia-y SCHOOLS, the final game to be played
PernaHts will bc awarded to winners Of
i:sl and second places.
GIRLS BASKET,BALL LEAGUE.
Section jackson, Onequa, Poplar
Grove Washington.
Section Lafayette. Lowell. Wasatch
section 3-Emcrson. Sumner. Webster.
Section 4-Frcmont Lincoln, Riverside
Jefferson, Franklin.
Far girls basketball the city viii nc
uiyided into four sections The winners
"l The different sections viii play a spc-
clal series OF games 10 determine the
'hannionship Of tho Salt Lake clemcn-
lazy schools, the final game 10 he PLAYED
Pennants'wiu be awarded to winners Of
Inst and second places.
HasAelball games for Tuesday;
BOYS.
JACKSON vs. Oncqua jackson grounds.
LAFAYETTE VS.. Training, Lafayette
grounds
Hamilton VS.. Webster, webster grounds.
FRANKLIN vs. Grant, Franklin grounds.
GIRLS.
Jackson VS.. Oncqua. Jackson grounds
..H l.o%eH VS.. Lafayette, Lafayette
lEmemon vs Webster. Webster grounds.
Lincoln rs, Franklin. Franklin grounds.
baseball games for Friday:
onegua vs, Washington, Oncqua
Blyaut vs, Lowell Lowell grounds.
lafayette Us. Wasatch, Wasatch
grounds
Hamilton Hamilton vs, Webster, Hamilton
sumner rs. Training, Training grounds.
ElahhIln rs. Lincoln. Lincoln grounds.
grounds.
RULES.
tirst-No school shall compete In an
athletic contest unless The principal OF the
s'no"l Is present at the contest.
aeGond-rhe city shall bc divided into
,,;,,i ,s,t'cls and sections I'm order that II
games. 4' ''''''
rdmiT1-only those pupils that have sat
.,,av'ory records in application. dcpurt-
,ncht and scholarship shall he permitted
- - represent their schools The principal
eligibility, JUS -
F9urth--Thc principal of each school
'%u - iurhlHh the athletic committee With
n 'uil IN and complete list OF all PLAYERS
III ~ tue competing teams of his school
nc athletic committee shall be noliGcd
oi rlg,G rSlug,GGsegnGnt changes
HtnT-Iobacco users shall he Ineligible
~, p'eceS on school teams. Tho use Of
S},p,,pane language shall bar pupil from
'urther participation.
.iIiiN!,h-Jisputcs shall be referred 10 the
ySi'le'iG committee Tor final settlement
,ma, ,n me me schools nnd IL impossible to ad-
JuJt said disputes
So, !" STOP The use or tobacco on the
,,,,,,snih- Every effort possible Is To be
z s'ourds where games are PLAYED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
0CCIDENTAIS WILL HAVE
BERTH IN UTAH LEAGUE

While it, has not bccn definitely decided
ii is almost an assured fact that the Oc-
cidcntal baseball team viii be a member
OF the Utah league the coming season.
II WAS at first proposed TO support two
teams i'm Salt Lake. but after subsequent
consideration ii was decided 10 put in all
tho best licks into one team. As the OC-
three teams proposed for the league will
have 10 do some hutsliDG to stsurc teams
as sIrOmE as The colorcd boys ItDe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

lauey made the match without Jefrries's
knowledge. Then Jeffries refused to enter
the ring. Billy has been sore at Jefrries
since that date and has lost no opportun-
itY TO knock the big fellow. As the man
aeer OF Al Kaufman. Delaney wont about
the country saying that Jem was afraid
TO meet kaufman.
Jeffries takes Dclaney's saying with
some amusement He does not worry or
even get mad at Some OF the things Billy
says about him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
"PEANUTS" SINCLAIR WINS
BY KNOCKOUT IN FIFTH
Special 10 The Tribune.

KEMMERER. Wyo. April Is.-"Pea-
nuts" Sinclair Won from "Chicago Jack"
Tierney tonight IN the fifth round. He
landed numerous rights and lefts on the
jaw. In the fifth Peanuts landed II right
on the jaw, which knocked out his oppo-
nent,
Billy Davis won a preliminary in the
second round from kid" Ellis.
Tom Painter Of Evanston was the ref
cree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
CHAUFFEUR TRIES TO
CLIMB TELEPHONE POLE
Nv NssorIatod Press.

WArSONVlLf.E. Cal. April ls-Sam
Berger. manager FOR James j. Jenrics.
narrowly escaped serious injury tonight
in an automobile accident. While passing
through here on his way 10 Salinas 10
referee prize fight tonight, q largo car
in which Berger and several friends were
riding collid"d With a telegraph pole. Tho
machine was wrecked aud Its occupants
thrown out. The chauffeur was taken
30 a hospital, but Berger and the other
members OF thc party escaped with
bruises,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
lob. DRIVERS TAKE
SCALPS OF THE CLERKS

The Keith o Brfcn employees played
match baseball game Saturday afternoon.
i'm which the drivers marred the reputa-
ton Of the clerks by defeat, by tho close
score of j. To l3. Oh the Liberty Park
diamond. 4 large crowd OF fans was
present and neither team lacked for sup
port Of rooters.
The clerks We're not satisfied with the
result OF the game and have issued Il
challenge TO play a second contest.
Tho iiDrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

4 The foregoing rules committee adopted
RULES and regulations governing the field
bay trials.
The athletic committee was authorized
10 make all arrangements pertaining to
The place and manner of conducting field
DAY June ;.
More interest is being shown this year
among the grade schools than ever be-
fore
The following Leagues are now organ
zed: Baseball FOR boys. basketball for
BOYS and basketball for girls
The athletic committee will furnish
two new baiis for every league game. At
the close of the game the winning team
nil have its first choice OF The TWO balls.
The following grade school entries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
AUSTRALIANS BETTING
JOHNSON WHIPS JEFF

!. Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
!. SYDNEY, Australia. April 10
: Jack johnson made such O good inn
: prcsslon ia the ring here when he
I. defeated Tommy Buns and won
: the heavyweight belt. that he Is the
!. iHvorilc iu The betting against
: James !. Jcff:ics. Scattered bets
: arc beln. made horc and at Mel
! bourne at 6 to with Johnson the
: fayorltc.
!. Tommy Burns has caused II to be
! announced thai he win challenge the
: winner nest Iuly.
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