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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03
FOR observation-disclosures

FOR RENT-Pasturo for horses and
cows, viii deliver cows morning and
evening; si.5o per month. NJ. l.
A1brrs. old Town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03

FOR SALE.
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modern brick house. &C.
mont cellar, large outbuild-
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corner With south and east
exposure. elegant lawn and
stately shade trees, fronts
on Tiieras avenue; n rare
opportunity 10 buy a home
In a%ristocrAtic section Of
Fourth ward, upon easy
terms, Wa newer offered a
better bargain. let us show
Nnu.
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REALTY COMPANY.
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also a Broom similar apart
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Co.
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co.
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chicken parks and houses
fine chance for a chicken
ranch.
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co.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
HEAVY TRACK CAUSE
OF MANY SURPRISES

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. IAN 21.-Nrore
players suffered at Moncrief TODAY. Mary
T.. was the only successful choice Rain
Thursday night caused chance in track
conditions which evldcntl yNa5 rcsponsI-
hle for the upset, r. M Green, the
medium Of heavy plunge at post time.
won the feature event.
Summary;
First race, five furlongs. Breeders race
Profit. Ia /, won; Col. Austin. 90 TO
J. second Bertha E.. TO .. third Time,
1:0i.
Second race, three furlongs. selling
Stcpfather. II TO ;, won: Flora BRYAN.
is 10 .. second Old Squaw. ; 10 Q. third
Time. 20 d seconds.
Third race. six furlongs selling-Alary
r, 2 TO l, won: George W. Lcbolt to
l. second; La Sale TO !. third Time,
.1G.
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth,
purse-T. NJ. Green 10 ., won; Neither
most. II 10 5, second; Sager, 10 l, third
Time. l:60.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
Smugg. Il to 5. won; Templer. d TO @
second Star over. II to >. third, Time
sixth race, miIe and one-slxteenth
sellins-El Fal. is to .. won Robin Grey
II TO 5, second Btll Pullman. 3 To l.
third Time. 100 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND. Jan 21.-Entries at
Bmeryville for Saturday:
First race. five and n half furlongs,
purse-Mylcs O'Connell. 112; Gilbert Rose.
lO9; Lewiston. l09 Eletrowan, lO7. J. II.
Barr 1OT; DR.. Dougherty. tO2; Olathe.
1O2: Passenger, l02: Rey Eel Tovar. l02
Zinkand. 80; Phil Mohr. o..
Second race. six furlongs. selling
Marsc Abe, Il3: Sewell. III: Blackshecp,
109 Rosslaere, 1O6. Steel. ll3: Marburg.
105: Inclement. lO4: Madeline Musgrave.
1925 Adena l0l; Burning Bush. 1Ol: May
sutton. 80; Marvel p. %
Third race, seven furlongs. selling
Colonel Jack 113; Wap, 1o5; Sam Barber,
l05: DovaItn. 1O3; Orienc. l03; David
WarHeld lOl; Miss Naomi. 90. Gramercy.
80: Radiation So; Palo Chiqueto. 81,
Fourth race. mile and an eighth Pal
ace hotel handicap-Fort Johnson. 1l2,
silver knight los; Fulleta, JOS; Jeanette
M. %.
Firth race. one mile. seling-John
Louis. l12; Banonica, los: Desperate. 107; !;
Keep Moving. l07; Plmkm. 10i, Buck
thorn 10l, ServiCence. 100, Special De-
livery 90; Genncdean, 9S; Redeem. 9S.
Sixth race seven furlongs. selling
onatassa, los; FrIar, OF Elgin; Jos; Ceur,
navaca. 1o5: Pickaway. 105: Royal
Maxim, los. cataline. los: Charles
Green lO5: Eudora. 1o3: Caronia. 1Ol;
Elolla b SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
FOUR HORSES MAKE
SENSATIONAL FINISH

JUAREz. Mexico, Jan. 21.-In a close
finish Col. Bob was given the decision
in the six furlongs selling event at Ter
finished heads apart. Three favorites
won.
First race, selling. six furlongs-B. ],
Wanner 1l9 (Molesworth). TO 2, won;
Florence Myers, ~ Gouder). to l.
Beaver Dam Lad, Judge shortall. Elder;
Feckess, Tom Franks Dick Windsor Red
Era and Marjorie X. also ran,
Second race, selling. rye and half
oFSnssDaa to % Won May SIsrG BRIDE io G {o%ay5 to
I, second Fairmont. 103 (Mondon). to
/ third. Time .07 1-5. Father Eugene.
Cantsel, Miss Hardly. Eben Holden.
Daisy Garth, Betty Bard and Prudish
Third race. selling, six furlongs-Col
Bob, liz (Archibald). . to l. won; Gold
Finn. liz (Shiling), 81 to 3. second: En-
field, 109 (Garner), 10 s. third. Time.
1I2 2-5, Execute. Lanigan and Gresh-
am also ran.
Fourth race six rurlongs. sellins-Ka-
mesha IL. III Wennedy). l3 TO o, won;
Gibson, ia (Benescoten). 10 /. second; /;
Hannibal Bey. 119 (Shllling), TO g.
third, Time, 1:13 2-5. Mrs. Nugent. ST.
bari. Benne Reg. Reclaimer.. Rational
ity. Disagreement, Usurper and Starbeam
Fifth race. selling. five and half fur
longs-Rio Pccos, log Louder). 10 to l.
won; Bob Lynch. 9S Garner. . 10 l,
second; Judith Page lCl lGoose); 10 70
Cesarilass and Ina Johnson also ran.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-lian;i-
yala. 112 (Shilling), 10 J, Won: Buna,
l07 (Archibald), TO /, second, Hughes
1O9 (SmalD, > TO /, third. Time; 80 20.
French Cook, Graver ani ST Kilia also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
THOMPSON ACCEPTS
SU[L|VAN'S Def
Grant Signs Lightweights to
Box Twenty Rounds
in Ogden.

Cyclone" Johnny Thompson and Pete
Sullivan Will box twenty rounds. Febru-
ary IL, In the ogden Auditorium or Or
pheum theater. The match was made by
Manager Grant Of the Colonial theater,
Friday night.
Last Thursday. Manager Armstrong, Of
for Side bet OF $4,000, allowing Thomp-
son 10 name the weight and number OF
rounds. Thompson came back with a
wire Friday that Sullivan was on and
that he would be here as soon as he
could make arrangements for training
quarters.
These two lightweights have met three
times, Sullivan securing two decisions
and Cyclone one. In the last match,
which was fought at Poca tello, Sullivan
easily secured the decision over the "Cy-
clone, I'm twenty rounds, and IL is said
that had not Sullivan's glove burst in
the fourteenth round. Thompson would
not have remained to see the end OF the
schedule. AS II was, a fifteen minute rest
TO secure new glove put Thompson on
his feet again. -
The winner Of this contest will no doubt
be able to secure q match with Battling
Nelson. Thompson has been trying for
long time 10 sign articles with the
Dane, as well as with other near
champs" but outside OF Sullivan they
are all lodging him.
Sullivan is confident that he will de-
feat Thompson and will commence train
ing today for the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
LADY HELEN UPSETS
TALENT AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 2l.-The winning
or short-priced favorites featured today's
card. four coming in first, with Lafayette
a ~ell-played favorite. winning the last
The upset Of the day was in the first
race. when Lady Helen, at l5 TO 1 won
easily. Esther Brown. odds-on favorite.
being sixth
Summary.
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Lady Helen. 10 TO /, won; Daisy r., 3
to |. second; Address. to l, third Time.
l;14
Second race. FIVE and half furlongs.
selling-St, Denlol. TO /, won; Caesar,
lG to 5; second; Brookline. II to /. third
Time. 1:l2 3-5.
Third race. five furlongs. seIling-Bnlie
Hibbs. even, won. Lettie Darr 0 10 /,
second: Joe Moser; even. third Time,
| :O3 i-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs, selling
Lens, to !. won; Alice b. to l. sec
ond Alice Mack, 10 TO l, third Time.
20 10
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
selling-Edwn l.. TO .. won; Autumn
Girl to ], second; Icarlan. 4 TO /, third
Time. 1851 8-5.
Sixth race. .one mile, selllng-I.a-
fayctte. I TO 2, won Jirate Diana, 7 10
:: second: Canop!an. IL To 5. third. Time,
1.i9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
COPPERT0WN SHOWS
UNLIMITED SPEED

OAKLAND. Jan 21.--Coppertown
showed 70 be one. OF the best three year
olds on the coast when he won o6sY me AZ AZ
raced Raleigh =. ID, into submission ana
drawing away won handily from Miles
Turret. coupled with Judge Quinn. ruled
favorite but made poor showing
The weather was cloudy and the track
heavy There were a number OF upsets
Burleigh and AmPedo were the surprises.
WoodIander. l05 GTaplin) 9 TO .; won;
Swagerlator. l09 OPowers), s to l. sec
ond;, Il. II. Flaherrty, los Gross 5 y 10 !
Col. Brady. Litholm and May Pink fin
second race; tqtgrIty course; s selliqEm 3E:o
ly Dieudonne, l05 (Taplin), $ TO .. sec
ond; Sir Barry, los (Gross), 20 to third.
Time, l:l2 3-5. Curriculum Special De,
livery Andrew 4. Cook Novgorod. Maud
MEG, and Herlves finished as named.
Third race. futurity course selling
ggrleise los yi9speE? i9s p%or,5, TO won
ond,, Bell Smoker. lo9 diederIsl; 20 TO /,
Ocean shore. MI Derecho and Balerian
fourth race, six furlongs, Alcatraz
andIcap-Coppertown 107 (Walsh), to
!: won; Miles. 9S Crapltnl, TO !. second
Time. 1:15. Turret. Judge Quinn and
chester Krum flushed as named,
od FfIh r@se mile Ill SelinEiMelt2n@ale
lt8 Duganl. to I. second; Mos. Back.
los Cscldonl 30 to l, third. Time, 1 40
10. Whidden; Contra Costa, Mr., Bish;,
Orilene finished as named.
Sixth race mile, selling.Kaiserhoffi;
11s K,nSG Gross 70 scoY0a %9a f9pefFs 5paeec Ia 1s
lMathews) TO l. third. Time. ] "a 10
Andy D2yern, Carq2pIa. salina. III Col
Ny Pal and Beechwood finished as
named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
JAMES j. JEFFRlES WILL Be HERE TODAY
BIG AVIATION MEET
FOR SALT LAKE CITY
Business Men Want AviatOrs to
Stop Over to Give an
Exhibition.

Negotiations with the French party of
aviators now in San Francisco were
taken UP again by the Salt Lake Com
mercial club and Edwin Cleary, manager
for the ayiators, with the probable re-
suit that Paulhan ard the continental
team will appear In Salt Lake on the
a telegram settling the matter finally Is
expected from Cleary this morning and
prominent members OF the Commercial
club stand ready TO do their share of the
work at a moments notice.
The original proposition made by the
aViators was that they would give an
exhibition In Salt Lake Ii the sale of
100000 tickets. at 40 cents each, would
be guaranteed by the Commercial club
a reply was sent stating that owing to
insufficient time for advertising and the
uncertainty Of the weather. no such guar
antee could be made, In this telegram
the Salt Lake men said, however, that
they would be glad to consider a propo-
sition for an aviation meet next July,
Another telegram was received from
Manager Cleary Friday, In which he said
he would waive guarantee II the Com
.nercial club would provide a place for
the meet, police So handle the crowds
and print and sell the tickets This was
satisfactory to the business men of the
club, and Secretary Joseph e Caine
wired to that effect. asking for an expla-
nation OF some apparent error in the last
telegram sen. by Cleary,
had received no reply confirming the deal.
but 1t Is probable that II will be closed
today. Mr.. Caine says the Commercial
club has the assurance OF support in the
movement from the business interests OF
Salt Lake. and the railroads will also
special rates and assisting TO advertise
the meet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
H0L0HAN WILL RETIRE
IN FAVOR OF HIS son

p. j. Holohan. for many years western
representative of the Dupont Powder
company, will tender his resignation with
in the next few days and will be sup
planted by his son. Guy e. Holohan. The
Messrs Holohan' and G. a. Haight ar
rived in Salt Lake Friday and arc guests
at the Wilson hotel ]. s Boa, represen-
tative of the Winchester Repeating Arms
company. showed the visitors about the
city F-iday.
There will be a live pigeon shoot at
Ogden Friday, y number OF the best
known shots In the western part OF the
country will be on hand to try their skill
Utah has some OF the best shots in
the in,ermountain region" said p J.
Holohan. who himself is one OF the best
shotgun men In the United States.
within the past two years an increased
interest In trap and live bird shooting
has been aroused In the Rocky Mountain
country. Salt Lake. ogden and the sur
rounding cities have men who can COM
pare favorably with the best shots in
this country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
M ACCUSES
|OHNS0N OF ASSAULT

&K, Jan. 21.-"Ten years ago
/ used to drink beer out OF
n together, but since then
got money and put on airs"
rmen Pinder, a dlmlnut!ye
ourt today. I'm testifying as
against Jack" Johnson, the
fweight champion. arrested
5r attacking Pindcr in a sa-
Nc occurred. Pinder claimed.
y offered 10 order a bottle OF
1nson. as everybody else was
G less highly concentrated
ly less expensive beverage.
,used Johnson of striking him
With the famous right fist and
& him while down. Johnson
jfy and was held In $1,000 bail
.fion tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
GOLF ASSOCIATIONS
MEET IN HARMONY
East and West Patch Up Diff.
ferences With New
Constitution.
ANNUAL DUES REDUCED
FROM FIFTY TO THIRTY
Philadelphia Cricket Club Is
Awarded the Open
Championship.

NEW YORK. Jan, 21.-Complete har-
mony between the east and the west
prevailed tonight at the annual meeting
Of the United States Golf association
The old constitution was repealed and a
revised constitution, drawn up by Leigh
ton Calklns Of New York. was adopted.
The most significant condition is the
reduction OF the annual dues for active
clubs from $50 to $50.
Through the whole instrument runs
democratic spirit, aimed at making the
organization national Clubs that have
only nine hole courses are specifically
mentioned as eligible to active member
ship, and no geographical Interpretation
can be put on any article. as in the old
constitution.
The principal discussion was over the
limiting the use OF voting proxies No
restrictions have been put upon them be-
fore, but in the new bylaws they were
limited TO five for any delegate In addi-
tion TO his home club vote.
The amateur championship was award
ed 10 the Country club at Brookline.
The Homewood Country Club OF Chi
cago gets the womens championship.
Philadelphia Cricket club will nave the
open championship.
The membership OF the association re-
mains the same as last year These Of
ficers were unanimously chosen:
Prcsident-Herbert Jaques. Country
club, Brookline.
Secrctary-Robert c. Watson, Garden
City Golf club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
MUSK-RAT TAPS POND,
RELEASING RAINB0WS

Ten thousand rainbow trout, represent
Ing an approximate value OF S1750 were
released Thursday night by n muskrat
which dug a hole through the bank of n
trout pond. the property of Harry Bow
en- OF 1923 South Seventh East street
Bowen said that he discovered the tapped
pond early in the morning and the fish
were escaping through the rat hole into
a spring creek. and. but for his timely
arrival. every fsn In the pond would
have made Its escape. AS Il was he
thought that about 200 fish got away
Bowen tried to take the fish from the
spring creek. hut they swan down II
and found safety in the Big Cotton
wood,
Thousands Of trout escape every spring
from the private pond hatcherles, and
this helps to make fishing better every
season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Matched Rabbit Hunt.

The Provo sportsmcn have sent chal-
lengc to the Salt Lake HotaIr club for
match rabbit hunt The matter was
brought up for discussion today. and. in
the absence OF Dorsey Burgess. John S.
Boa did his best in holding the chair. IL
was noon and the boys were keeping
the stove hot with their stories when
the challenge arrived. Boa said that the
club ought 10 accept the challenge. but
inasmuch as the Provo boys know the
rabbit grounds he suggested that each
hunter be limited to. gay. 30 or 100
shells, as the case might be and the
side that killed the most rabbits In pro-
portion TO the shells used should be de-
clared the winner.
The challenge will be talked over at
the trap shoot Sunday. when an answer
will be sent TO Provo.
Billy KatZ is also trying TO organize
a team TO go 10 Proyo. and there are
several other sports who are anxious to
shoot with the ProVOileS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
KNOCKED DOWN
Y. nj. G. A. ATHLETE

T. Tenn, Jan. 21.-That any
M punch may land once In a
||admitted by Battling Nelson.
lightweight. yesterday. after
|l|Ifinging blow on the jaw that
ll'o tumble TO the mat for the
osge Rawlings. member of
champion football squad.
lfand all-around athlete. was
blh Nelson at the local Y, NJ.
h IIiasIum, when he surprised
3 well as Nelson, by landing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
RG BALL PARK
/ BUILT ON A STREET


|RG. Pa. Jan. 21.-There is a
That President Barney Dreyfus
burg champions will lose his
Hes field or else get into a
|1f litigation with the city. as
discovered that an unvacated
|1ircctly through the ball park
home plate and through the
|ste grandstand. This dcvel-
setting OF the corporation COM
fhe city council yesterday.
inance for vacating the street
|hder consideration Just how
rk happened to be built on
longing TO the city has not
cred. but d committee was
!, Inquire into the matter and
on the ordinance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
f. BEATS B. Y. c.
LOSE BASKET GAME

y. u. basketball team de-
u. &. five at the Y. NJ. c..
ming by a score of % to
flrst league game In which
this year. The
|rne of the best that has
and the gym was packed
.usiastic crowd Of rootrrs
ools, While the L. d. 8
lmarkable ball the visitors
nt up a hard game.
half the Saints started out
urcd a safe lead over their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
les WILLING
j BOX IN ZION
Care Where He Meets
ION; Purse Is the
Object.
\ AND GLEASON
81 SETTLE LOCATION
ker Is Confident He
/ Defeat Negro
Any Time.

he Tribune.
fUNCTION. Colo, Jan 2l.-
Be as soon fight in SIT Lake
7rancisco," said Jeffrles here
makes little difference to me
Gleason and Rickard live up
gatlons as to the size Of the
location is up to them, and
Salt Lake. that suits me. l
t that / will defeat Johnson.
respect TO Johnson, do not
Is either the STAINING or the
'stand before the onslaught
capable OF delivering when
and while / tip the Scales at
] feel at my best, and would
on tonight If this was the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
larez Entries.

=. 21-Terrazas park en-
Idday;
lone mile-Margaret Ran
Ilchess OF Montcbello. 100,
ID 109 knight Blaze. 100,
104: DAINTY Belle. l0..
a "Peleas. l0l; Plume. 90.
" milc-Captaln Burnett,
ill; Niblick. III: L. NJ.
|ull. III: Sad News. 10g.
Alemaine. l0i; 'Lady Gar
We furlongs-Suver Stock
|VOldham. l05: w. r. Owe
102; Shirley Bossmore
40; Sugar Maid, 100; Ga
six furlongs-Rustem. llO,
I lOT: Top Land 105: La
j. Keck. 95: Socialable. 80
BIZ furlones-Ethel Day,
AT l1o: Congo. 40; Blae aeg,
dI0s; Pocotaligo. l07: Ches-
Gopeka. 100: Lady Ade-
,r Il Hynes. 104. 'Bertmont
asfee, 100.
N mile and n sixteenth
n AZ: LADY Esther, 10.
n Fred Mutholland. 10Y:
y pf Sensible, lo3; sHow-
~ llowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
FOURTEEN-YEAR-0LD
BOY BUILDS AIRSHIP

EAST ORANGE. n, ] Jan. 21.-War-
rem Grand. a fourteen-year-o East
Orange boy, has just completed an air
ship of the Blerlot monoplane type. The
aeroplane is built of aluminium and
bamboo. Grand will begin making flights
as soon as the weather moderate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
COMMITTEE TO MEET

NEW YORK. Jan, 2l-Charles H. Eb-
belts, president Of the Brooklyn National
base ball club, has called a meeting OF the
schedule committee OF the National league
for PittsburS next Sunday afternoon pre-
suinably for the discussion OF his proposed
les game schedule, which just now is the
bone of contention among baseball men.
There are indications that a split over
this question is not regarded as unlikely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
washin gton Grew Supported.

of control of the associated students of
the University OF Washington last night
voted fayorably on the plan TO send the
Lake Mendoza next spring. The students
Will be asked to contribute toward the
rowing fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Three-Cushion Billiards.

Lloyd Jevue beat X. Evans by the
score OF 90 to o7 In a match game Of
three cushion billiards Friday night at
the Jevne hall in the most exciting game
wagers were made that Evans would
score twenty seven points. which ne did.
The men played nlnety-two innings
Jeyne scoring >, 4, 3. for high runs,
while Evans scored g. 3. 8,
Next Monday night Adams will play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
FOREIGN AV|ATORS
MAY REMAIN HOME
Notice Served American Club
Wrights Must Withdraw
Legal Actions.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The Aero Club
of America has received official notice
from the International Aeronautical Fed
GRAFTON that unless the Wrights will agree
not 10 begin legal action against foreign
machines brought to this country no for
eign aviator will he allowed TO participate
In the International tournament to be
held In the United States this year. This
would practically destroy all interest In
the event, II is said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
! WANTS MATCH
HELD IN SALT LAKE

AK. Jan. 21--Shifttng with
n that a good pugilist is sup
A. Jack johnson has now de-
N the championship battle
lvpiace In Salt Lake City.
\ ,elyed a telegram last night
ekard and after reading 1T.
osltively that he would fight
Tft Lake City. "Rickard has
insisted Johnson. 'The
TINT II possible for big fght-
governor change his do
rFray. I'll he there to fur
OF the entertainment, and
pleasant affair to everyone
ll-ti1at bet against me- 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Nelson Whips Lang.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 2l-Eddie
Lang of Chicago was knocked out by
Battling Nelson, champion light weight
in the eighth round tonight. Lang ac-
ceptcd punishment doggedly. until u
slashing body blow put him down for the
count
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
Ishell LeaYes White SoX.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21-Frank Isbell has
played his last game as a member of the
Chicago club. American league clubs
have waived claim TO the veteran pitcher
and inieIdcr and he will be n combina-
tion of bench and playing manager for
his Wichita team next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-22
I'm for Sports,

- Jan. 21.-A concrete
B3 seating capacity of So
n those at Harvard and
vVWs. rs The central feature
= nlans for the improve
american league park
pu Two Hundred and
Set IT Is reported that
,.li be fitted with facill-
NJ OF athletic sports.
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Benefit Wrestling Match.

The wrestling match. to be held under
the auspices OF the Y. NJ. C. ~, for the
benefit of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery, Is scheduled for February at
the Salt Lake theater.
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Field Trials.

ROGERS SPRINGS. Tenn. Jan. al
Powhattau. II setter owned by Charles
Tway of Union Springs. Ala. was de-
clared a winner OF first honors in tn,
all-ages stake of the United States field
trials concluded today
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