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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
WILL NAME DATES FOR
DAYNES CUP GAMES

William Service, president OF the Utah
Association Football union, has called
a meeting to consider Daynes challenge
cup play at room 209, Sharon build
ing, Salt Lake City, Saturday, at s
D. m.
All soccer teams in the state DESTROYS
of entering for this handsome trophy
are requested to send delegate to the
meeting or name a proxy in Salt Lake
to attend same, as the draw will be
made at that time and dates of games
arranged.
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The headliner between Harley Ross and
Young Forbes went through, the boys fin
ishing strong after four lazy rounds to
make the last two interesting. The honors
were even.
The card opened with a real bout be-
tween Tommy Sullivan, the coast veteran,
and Eddie johnson, of Pueblo, who was
substituted for Johnny Gilbert Sullivan
Outboxed his boy, but Johnson was game
and kept forcing the pace. winning a
draw, and the decision was popular.
Jack Downey went on to take Phil
Youngs place against Ike Cohen of Den
ver and the two went four fast rounds
to a draw Cohen was Outweighed, b1e
made up for it in aggres siveness, and
when Referee Willard Bean raised both
mitts at the end of four fast rounds OF
hard milling, everyone was satisfied.
Jerry Flanagan Of Butte showed him
self willing and game. but he could not
stand up under the shower of blows sent
In by Young Erne Of Switzerland. and
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ERLENDORN AND HARDEN
TO MEET At MURRAY

Yesterday Con Gallagher matched
Young Erlenborn of Denver and
frankie Harden of Leadville to box be-
fore the Murray Fireman's club April
~. Harden, who holds a decision over
Erlenoorn. came to get another match
against the fast Denver boy and the
Murray fans jumped at the chance The
TWO nave met three times, Erlenborn
winning the first two bouts.
The boys will weigh in at 122 pounds,
give and take a pound at p. m. on
the day of the go. The boys have posted
a side bet ard appearance money of
$500
Erienborn is now at work training
Tor the bout, and for his meeting with
Peanuts Sinclair at Ogden April 2S He
says he is confident of winning from
Harden and of holding the feather
weight title of the Rocky Mountains,
which he will defend against Sinclair.
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Assurances have been received from
many schools that they would send
teams providing the meet was thrown
open and the committee, after consid-
ering the matter, has decided to throw
the meet open to all.
1t is hoped to bring teams from the
Pacific coast, Utah, Colorado and all
the middle western states. Stanford
and California have already sent In en-
tries and with the special inducements
offered, many other teams from the
west are expected.
In the past the conference meet has
been composed Of teams from the Big
Eight" although the two California
schools have been invited and have COM
peted in the meet for several years.
The open meet will bring back the Uni
versity Of Michigan. All the Ohio and
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CLIMBED TO TOP OF THE
STACK AND JUMPED DOWN

Ansonia, Conn, April lin the dis
covery just made Of the body of Fred
erick H Smith, under a pile Of SCOT in
the bottom of a 1O0-foot smokestack,
the authorities believed it revealed
probably the most remarkable suicide in
the history Of the state. Both legs
were broken and the police expressed
today the belief that Smith climbed to
the stack and jumped down it. Smith
was last seen alive during the week
following last Christmas. when he aP-
peared about O'Clock at the boiler
room of the shop and asked to be al
lowed to warm himself by the fire.
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POSSE SEARCHING FOR
SLAYER OF MISSIONARY

Pittsburg, April ia party of de-
tectiyes is beating the hills surround
ing Woods Run today and a posse is
searching roads leading TO Beaver
Falls in an effort to capture the slayer
Of Frank Skala, the Slav missionary
who was shot down after services In
the Woods Run Christian mission yes
terday, and whose companion was
wounded.
The authorities believe the slayer's
name is not Jan Rodowiez, as first re-
ported, but Mike ShunkO.
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Indiana schools will enter and Cornell
and Pennsylvania may send their teams.
For the meet this year 1000 entries
are expected. This will make two or
more preliminary days necessary, with
the finals for June 4.
With acceptances showing up, the
conference committee plans a big out
lay to provide individual and team
trophies, as well as all around cham
piOnship medals.
1t is planned to grant national titles
and with all parts of the country repre-
scented, the national collegiate cham
pionships will be made possible.
With the invitations now being sent
out are entry blanks and copies of the
eligibility rules under which the meet
will be run.
The gate receipts and other sources
of income are expected to go a long
way toward defraying the expenses of
the Chicag trim for eli teams
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UTAH ROLLER CRACKS
WILL RACE AT BUTTE

Butte, April n.-Promoter Jim Byrne an
nounces the opening of the racing season
at the Holland rink for April 20.
On that date the Salt Lake racers, Will
lis Shatz and Fenton Hardy, the Logan
bows. Banty and Harry Green, and Dane
Burt of Denver, and Bradford, Dubie and
possibly other local skaters there Will
begin a relay race of 20 miles each night
for a week. This will be followed by
free-for-al Marathon and other races.
Bvrne is endeavoring to bring Cusick or
Chicago and Hamilton Of Denver here in
q SneCfal match race,
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At jamestown.

jamestown, Va, April 11-Results:
First race, selling six furlOngs-
Ozorine, IS to 5, won: King Avondalei
to 5, second; Amoret, to 1, third.
No time.
Second race, four and a half fur
longs-Doris Ward, u to 1, won; Marc
mara, to 10, second; Jack Ryan, 5 TO
2, third. Time, :5S.
Third race, selling, seven furlongs-
Haver, l to 2, won; w 1. Hinch TO
?, second; Xebre, to 1, third. Time
not given
Fourth race. selling, five and a half
furlongs-Dander, 6 to 3, won; Deme-
trios, 10 to 1, second; Aunt Kate, to
2, third Time. 1:07 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Pins and Needles, TO 10, won; Snug, s
to 5, second; Miss Popular, 20 TO l,
third. Time, 1:47.
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Jeffries went out to cut down red
and Jack Woolley, an Oakland sports
man. When the tree fell it crashed
through a string of power wires and
two ends of q telephone line dropped
close to the Jeffries party, hitting
within few feet of where the cham
piOn stood. All near the champion were
frightened thoroughly, but Jeffries did
not allow any emotion to escape him.
He went right to work again cutting
logs and chopping wood.
- Rain made outdoor work impossible
In the morning, The sparring sessions
were postponed again, without any ap-
parent reason other than that Jeffries
did not feel in the mood to box. In
place of this Jeffries went through the
full list of the gymnasium apparatus,
working himself into fine glow.
The monotony was broken in the aft
ernoon by a wrestling match between
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PARK CITY BOXING
CARD ON TOMORROW
Especial to The Herald-Republican,

NSpsCidI 70 IIt I1efdII-fNtpuUIICdIJ
Park City, April 1.-THE Joe Jefford-
Jack Fogarty twenty-round boxing
contest. scheduled for Wednesday even
ing at the Orpheum theatre, is looked
upon with much interest. Both heavy
weights are in good condition and are
now waiting for the gong to sound
Jefford proposes to put up the fight
of his life and If defeated it will be
because Fogarty is the better man.
From all indications the Orpheum will
be packed to its capacity. as the fans
expect to see one of the greatest bouts
ever held in this city.
Red" Anderson and "Bricky" Cloo-
nan, two local lightweightS. are on edge
for the preliminary. They will box
six rounds
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The lineup:
First Team.
Second Team.
couLoN FINALLY WON.

New York. April 11.-Johnny CoulOn.
the bantamweight champion. out
punched and generated Young"
O'Leary of New York in ten rounds in
Brooklyn tonight. O'Leary was pun
ished severely by hard rights and let's
to the body. He had a tantalizing left
to the face and closed one of COulOn's
eyes, but the Chicago boy kept Dor
ing in, forcing O'Leary TO the ropes.
In the last round CoulOn almost ftOored
O'Leary with left hook Both fought
at rs pounds ringside.
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Farmer Burns and Baron Carl Henkel,
an officer Of the German army VINO
was a visitor at the camp. The baron
thought he could win from Burns easily
and several wagers were made on the
outcome of the match. Burns, however.
kept up his reputation by scoring fall
in minutes and 50 seconds.
Sam Berger, Jeffries' manager, re-
turned to camp today after having com
pleted arrangements for the 0utnttlng
of the gymnasium. Berger would make
no announcement as 20 the first boxing,
a performance which is looked forward
to anxiously as giving the only true
light on Jeffries' condition Tor ring
battle. Carpenters Will start work IN
the morning lifting the roof or the
gymnasium to permit light and air TO
fill the place. ,.,-- ~,
Mrs. Jeffries was taken slightly III
today and will leave Tor Oakland TO-
morrow.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
ANTI-BETTING BILL
KILLED IN CANADA

Horsemen in the United States, as
well as in Canada, are jubiIant over
the defeat of the Miller bill by the
house of commons at Ottawa last week
The bill; was aimed at bookmaking in
Canada and for a long while it's passage
seemed sure. Such a demand was
raised that the bill be killed, how
ever, that the final vote on the meas
ure showed a victory for the turfmen.
1t is now assured that the Canadian
tracks will run this season.
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Erne was returned the winner in the mid
die of the fourth round.
For the fourth bout Pie Davis and Kid
Bell, the clever colored boys, were trotted
out, Kid Davis having hurt his hand, ne
cessitating the calling off of his bout with
Tommy Fitzgerald. Kid Bell had the
going in hand all the way, and out
and out in the fourth round. Bell showed
much class, and won a lot of hackers by
his fast work. Davis is game and keeps
coming back, but he was Outclassed last
night.
One of the features of the evening was
the speech made by Professor sun
shine" whose memorable battle with Pro-
fess.r Pistol will live long in Salt
Lake.
The boxing fans turned out IN force,
and the caro- was a good one Next week
one of the features that looks like a real
headliner will be six rounds between Kid
Bell and Kid Ross.
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NEBRASKA'S CAPITAL
IN THE "DRY" COLUMN

Lincoln, Neb., April 11.-At the spe-
cial local option election today Lincoln
voted, by a majority of slightly over
600, to continue the policy of no license
inaugurated a year ago. Interest in
the election brought the second heav-
lest vote ever polled in the city. The
dry" majority is credited in part to
the faculty and student vote of the
University Of Nebraska.
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REuLeAcH VERY Ill.

\ St. Louis, April 11-Following \
= a third antitOXtn treatment this =
afternoon, z. ]. Reulbach. pitcher =
= for the Chicago Nationals, who is =
: seriously i'll with diphtheria at =
= his home in this city, was said to =
: be resting more comfortably to- =
= night.
= He passed a very restless night =
y and his physician spent a good =
y part of today at his bedside. =
\ The crisis is expected t0mor- =
y row.
! His physician declares It will be :
y at least a month, if Reulbach re- =
\ covers. before he will be able to =
\ don a uniform again.
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JORDAN TAKES ANOTHER
Shuts out Granite 4 to o In a Fast
Game-Riehardso a Conner.

Granite High school again met defeat
at the hands of Jordan High school in
baseball yesteday, when the boys from
the southern part of the county shut the
Granite nine out, to 0. The game was
a fast exhibition. and offered as good
class OF high school play as seen in any
of the games last season.
In Richardson, Jordan has a star twirl-
er, and yesterday the Granite boys found
him practically unhittable. Although
youngster, Richardson shows himself an
OLD head in the box, and will be heard
from right along, barring accidents.
Jordan goes to Bingham Canyon Friday
afternoon to play the Bingham team
Jordan is also looking for games with
other Salt Lake teams, and will be glad
TO try conclusions with the Salt Lake
High school. The lineup:
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GLEASON STARTS WEST.

Chicago, April 11.-"Jack" Gleason,
one of the Jeffries-Johnson fight promo
tiers, will leave this city for the Pacific
coast tomorrow morning. Gleason il
stopping In Chicago for a few days
10 close deals with railroad companies
for the handling of admittance tickets
in conjunction with railroad passage.
He said the result Of his negotiations
with the eastern railroads would be
announced shortly after his arrival on
fna pa GOA or
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LANCE PITCHES BALL.

Des Moines, Ia, April h.-Failure to
bunch hits on LANCE, last years star Des
Moines pitcher, defeated the locals today
Score: r. II. E.
DeS MONIES ..-..........- .--s.'....'.... U
White S0x No. 10
Batteries-Burnaum and Burchill, LANCE
and Roger.
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FRIENDS COOL DOWN
AND CUBS GET AWAY

Columbus. O., April 11.-Shortstop
Joe Tinker and Outfielder Artie Hoff-
man of the Chicago Nationals, were al
lowed to leave Columbus last night for
Toledo without punishment for their
assault upon Umpire Watkins during
the game yesterday with the Columbus
American association team. Friends OF
Watkins cooled down before the train
left and nothing will be done in the
matter
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POSTMASTER SHOOTS
ENEMY IN OKLAHOMA

Nicholson, Okla, April Ill Campbell,
postmaster here, surrendered to the po-
lice today as a result of killing of c. Mead
last night. Head was shot at Campbell's
home during a fight over CampbelPs re-
fusal to let him see Mrs. Campbell, who
was Heads step-daughter. Head recently
completed a 12-year penitentiary sentence
for attacking Mrs. Campbell.
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Has But Three Hours to Train
But Does Well Against Burns

Kansas City. April 11.-Frankie
Burns, the Oakland lightweight, was
given a decision over Harry Trendall
of St. Louis in a ten-round boxing con-
test here tonight.
Trendall accepted the fight on three
hours notice. Monte Dale of Denver,
who was to have met Burns, broke his
hand in training today and was unable
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Il was just feeling myself out today"
said Johnson From now on 1 will live
up to regular program until April 20,
when / start for San Francisco. will
stop on the way west at Omaha, April %;
salt Lake City, April 25, and Los An
geies, April %" Johnson plans to start
work at Seal Rock about May l.
He did not seem 10 be disturbed BY the
suit which was filed against him by a
local firm in the municipal court yester-
gay. He says the piano, which is the
bone OF contention. was placed in his
home without his consent and that the
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SOCCER PRACTICE.

II view of the exhibition soccer
game to be played at Fort Douglas Sat
urday between the Whites and the Blues
at 5 o'clock .. m, all soccer players
are requested to show up at practice
on the Eighteenth ward square, First
avenue and A street, Wednesday even
able showing in order to get the soldiers
thoroughly enthused with the game.
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SEVERAL kNocKoUTs.

Boston, April 11.-Knockouts pre-
dominated in the preliminary bouts of
the National Amateur Athletic unions
boxing championship tonight.
The work of Harry b. Barrows OF
New York was one of the features. In
the 115-pound class he defeated NJ. J,
Carroll of New York, former national
champion, in one round.
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INTERNATIONAL MEET.

New York. April 11.-NegotiatiOns are
under way here for another interna-
tionsl inteT-'varsity track meet with
Oxford and Cambridge as competitors
against Harvard and Yale. Graduates OF
the two American universities here have
the negotiations in charge Announce
ment was made today that satisfac-
tory progress is being made"
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firm disregarded numerous requests to
remove it.
That piano wasn't good enough" said
Johnson Il have one in there which was
made for me, costing $500, and what
would / want with a $500 instrument"
The case will be placed In the hands
of an attorney, and will not in any way
interfere with the start for the coast.
A program calling for ten miles of road
work through the parks in the morning
and more or less serious mutilation OF
sparring partners in the afternoon Is to
be maintained until the departure for the
coast, according to johnson.
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WANTS MATCH HERE.

Jack Herr. a welterweight hailing
from Lancaster, Pa, is in town and
wishes to meet any boxer of his weight.
Larry Burns preferred Herr says he
saw Burns knock out Dick Green six
years ago at Chicago, but believes he
can turn the tables on Burns. He is
willing to post a side bet
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HoRsETHiEF ESCAPES.

Brazil, Ind, April 11.-John Poland and
his wife, charged with horse stealing,
were cornered in a lumber yard here to-
day by a posse. The woman, turning a
repeating rifle over to her husband, came
forward and surrendered. Poland es-
capped.
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Missouri Professor Ranks Foot
ball With Bull Fights of Spain

April -" fighters OF
1t appeals to the
ruta n N
oob he kill mam
to
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10 go on. TrendalI was not in good
shape. He weighed in at 1873 pounds.
Burns weighed 1913.
The decision was close and many
thought it should have been a draw.
Burns outboxed his opponent and in the
eighth round had Trendall almost out.
The other rounds were about even
Burns landing the most blows, but
Trendall sending home harder punches.
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Cincinnati. April 11.-Score: RHE
Cincinnati '.-...'-......'..-...-..1 ! I
DelTOlt -+-.-.s.----. s.s-.ss......-.-1 U
Batteries-Ca Cheney and Roth;
Mullen Willett, Stanage and Casey.
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VANDERBILT WINS AGAIN.

Paris, April 1.-THE Prix Des Villas
run at Saint Cloud today was won by
w. X. Vanderbilt's Sir Peters. Mr.
Vanderbilt's Ramesseum finished sec
ond in the Prix SimOnian.
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Transporting Authority
Of Salt Lake
LIVE WIRE STYLES At JEFF'S
FEET But No INJURY RESULTS

Ben LoOnd Ca April 1.-THE old question Of whether hard luck
is camping on the Jefe determined put the cham
pion before he gets chance to show what ne can 90
against the front again today at
through live wire
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NOTICE
To Stockholders of the Miskin Spring
Wheel Con1panv
NOTICE

A PART OF THE RECORDS OF THE
company were destroyed by fire In De
eember of last year In order that a
proper record may be compiled Of out
standing stock. it is necessary that all
holders o. stock certificates numbered l
to 500 inclusive, bearing date of issue
prior to January 1. 1910. should send their
certificates for registry thereof imme
diately to Henry 1. Cobb. secretary, Min
ing Exchange building. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, or, those who prefer may SEND
Savings & Trust company. Salt Lake
City, Utah. New certificates will be
promptly returned to the holders without
cost to them. Please send in your Ger
tificates at once.
BY order of the board of directors.
HENRY I. COBB, Secretary.
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OPEN SEASON

New York, April lin weather that
was better for football than baseball the
New York Americans defeated the Prinee-
ton team today to 2. Thirteen of the
college players struck OUT The scores:
r. II. z.
princeton ..........-...- -..........-.....2 2
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s
Batteries-Woodle and Dawson; Vaughn,
Doyle, Criger and Sweeney.
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Americans today evened up the inter
league baseball series by defeating the
Nationals 10 to 6. Batteries-Americans
Bender, Morgan, Thomas and Livingstone
Nationals, Foxen, Schettler, Doom and
McDonough.
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NO RACES.

Oakland, Cal, April 11.-There were
no races at EmeryVille today, owing
to the fact that an election for munich
pal officers was held.
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CUBS BEAT TOLEDO.
SHUT THEM OUT.
TIGERS WHIP REDS,

Peoria, H., April 11.-Score: r. II. E.
Chicago Americans, regular. ..........5 II 1
Peoria Three-Eye ...................0 /
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Annapolis, April l1-Detroit Americans
second team, 4; Indianapolis American as
ISOLATION. 2.
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MANHATTAN CLUB BOUTS
BRING OUT FAST BOXING

The abundance Of amateur boxing material held the Manhattan
unked the full
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HIGH SCHOOL REGULARS
WIN FROM RESERVES

Yesterday afternoon saw another eX-
citing game between the Salt Lake high
school first and second ball teams, the
first team winning by the score Of IL
to g.
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st. Louis, April 11.-Louisville A. A.-St
Louis National game called off-Rain.
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WESTERN conference IS
OPENED TO ALL COLLEGES
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)


decided June
to
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AT MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, April n.-Score: RH.E.
Marquette University ..............O 4
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VhiSss"" JEFF MANAGES TO KEEP WIRES HOT %1s
What's What in Sports
All the Time
JOHNSON STARTS TRAINING and
MAPS GUT HIS WESTERN TRIP

Chicago April johnson started
a hour he boxed WithJ Joe
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ATHLETICS EVEN UP.

Philadelphia. April 1.-THE Philadelphia