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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
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country Republican committee, has be-
come a central figure in political mat
tiers national. 1t was Griscom who tried
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
SALT LAKE SPORTS
GAIN EXPERIENCE
Sullivan Smells Rat" and In
SistS on 0ut-Of-TOwn Referee
for Fight.

The Mllionalres' club of Omaha was
put into the background last Tuesday
night in little alleged sure-thing game
that was planned 10 be pulled Off at
Ogden
Pete Sullivan and Tommy Dawson were
matched for twenty rounds. Dawson
came here as q fighter. but looked
Joke. The fans gave him the benefit OF
the doubt and he was allowed to train
in Ogden. About every other day stories
were sent to Salt Lake telling OF the
powers of Dawson in the dstc line. In
fact. so much OF this salve WAS spread
that the Zion fans became leary, but
at that bet their money. The wise ones
never could figure Dawson on n par with
Sullivan, but for some reason the Ogden
sports bet all the money they could rake
and Scrape and the Salt Lake sports COW
cred all In sight. When Sullivan arrived
in Ogden he insisted that a non Ogden
referee be selected, claiming that he had
been tipped OFF that there was going TO
be something doing. Then the Ogden
boys became uneasy-thlt is, those who
had bet their money
A story was circulated that Dawson
should cltnch in the early part of the
fight and go down as II foulcd The
referee was to call Il doctor and have the
claim OF foul sustained. making Pete
sullivan the fall guy, but the conscrva-
tive Yankee refused TO he caught In the
alleged trap.
When Hardy Downing was agreed upon
for referee, Dawson piped OF the house
and said there was not enough money I'm
sight Sullivan took in the situation at
a glance. and. wishing to please the
crowd offered TO give Dawson the entire
receipts. there being about 5000 in the
house. 1t is said. less two weeks train
ing expenses, but Dawson walked out the
front door. and IL is said several police
men saw him leave the place This made
Manager Grant the fall guy and lie had
to return all the money TO the people.
Dawson is said to have left Tor Butte.
but several of the fans say he is still in
Ogden. He claims TO be an English
| champion. He prints his name on post
card and gives fighting record that
would put Battling Nelson out Of the
business. The Salt Lake fans think him
to be the biggest joke in the country.
but il cost them some money 10 find out.
The Salt Lake fans Will never forgive the
| Ogden police force for allowing Dawson
| to go unmolested from the theater after
| fooing the people as he did.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
With Johnny King in Lineup the
Chicago Cubs Are Sure of
Winning Pennant
VARSITY WITHDRAWS
FROM STATE LEAGUE
Action May Disband lntercol-
Iegiate Baseball League; l..
ID. S. Starts Trouble.

The l.. d. s. baseball team notified
the university team Thursday that it
would not play the scheduled game Sat
tIrday afternoon. Immedia tely upon re-
ceiving the word the University of Utah
Athletic council met and decided that
there was not enough interest in the
state collegiate league to continue and
notified Coach Maddox TO withdraw the
university team from the league. As The
e. Y, L. OF Provo had withdrawn sew
cral weeks ago. II only left the B. y {.
and a. c. OF Logan and the Salt Lake
high school in the league. WIN 'ne
backbone OF the league broken rs
doubtful whether the other teams will
try TO play out the schedule OF games,
The Salt Lake high school team. oy
agreeing TO play in the iniercolleglate
for which it has been greatly cepsured
by the other high schools of the state,
and the fans say II was not quite the
proper thing for the Red and Black TO
do
Now comes the L. d. S. team and
starts more trouble by refusing to play
and the university gets mad and quits
Another excuse given by the university
is that the team has no diamond TO prac-
tice upon.
The Provo s. Y. L. athletes have with
drawn their support from all state am am,
letlcs. owing 10 four-year eiSiplllty
rule prescribed by the University OF Utah
which rules. If strictly followed would
place the university in a class by itself
because the other colleges would be un-
able to select teams from the limited
number OF students while the University
of Utah has hundreds OF students to Sc
oct its athletic teams from.
Every indication points TO the iact that
,he other schools will get together and
organize a collegiate league. leaving the
varsity on the outside of the fence,
There Is already a movement on loot 10
nrornoie an amateur track meet. open 10
an amateurs. both in and out OF school.
Provo men have already Eign!hed their
willingness OF entering sucn a meet ana
il the varsity entered any men In Inc
amateur meet. it would be competing
against Provo Just the same
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
SECRETARY HEYDLER
DEFENDS COMMISSION
Says Action in Reinstating
Johnny King Was Right
Thing to Do.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-John Hey
dler, secretary treasurer Of the Nation.
al league. who served on the National
commission last year and is thoroughly
familiar with the King case, came out
tonight with strong defense of the
recent action of the commission IN re-
nstating tho catcher without Ban
Johnson 5 approval.
"In my opinion, SAYS Heydler,
1.-THE commission could have not ruled
otherwise, The alternative would have
been to apply the provisions of rule
Al, which would practically have car.
ried with it four years suspension
and the elimination of King from
baseball. Rule 40, / have always held,
was measure directed specifically
against organization players joining
outlaw leagues.
"'Had the commission officially des-
ignatcd the Chicago Semi-ProfessiOnal
league as an outlaw league, prior TO
Kings temporary affiliation with that
organization, then there would have
been no recourse but to impose the
extreme penalty on the player.
"The finding is Just and equitable
and is most fair to the players, max
ing ii mandatory on the player to re-
turn to Chicago and fulfill the last year
of his three year contract at the figure
he signed for, and is splendid from
every angle of baseball law. ] doubt
if the commission was divided on that
particular point, 1t is the best part
of The finding. 1t means that con
tract once entered into, whether by
the club on one side. or the player OF
manager on the other. must be respect
cd and lived up TO. This is the meat
of the decision and simply reiterates
the principle upon which organized
baseball is founded -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
JOHN II. SHEEHAN COULD
NOT STAND THE GRIND

OAKLAND. March 3l.-John IL. Shee-
han. after a long list of victories, met
defeat in the Bowlers' handicap at Em-
eryville today; He was an oIds-9n iS-,,n
Bell. Cloudight proved the winner .Beda
was the surprise OF the opening event.
First race. futurity course-Beda; lOS
McBridep. 10 20 /. won; Metropollian,
lo1 (selden), 6 to l, second; Aider GIlG6'
lo9 tWilliams). to. ?, third. Time. liz
CalopuS Grammercy, Elodia s.. lumcn,
Passenger, Rey El Tovar and Contra
Costa also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Rosamo. 10I
OWIllIams), to l. won; Emma G.. 30
ilO (ArchIbald) IS 10. 5. third: Time,
l;li ID Argonaut MarburG. Madeline
Nlusgravc. Faneuil Hall. PimlSin. Ampedo.
Adcna and Beauman finished as named.
selling-Silver Line, log (Gargan). 10 10 ],
won: Dixie Dixon, 90 (Mlller). is TO .,
second: Spring Ban, 100 CGross). 10 l.
third Time, Las 2-5. Ocean View.
Cobleskill. French Cook. Goldway and Re-
dondo finished as named.
Fourth race. five furlongs, Bowlers,
handicap-Cloudlish ITO (Archibald); IL
TO . won; Galvesca, % (Anderson). 20
l. second; Thistle Bell. 100 (Thomas). -
so .. third. Time. 100 10, John H.
Fifth race mile and twenty yards
Cadlchon, 1l$ (vospeD. IL to >. won
Wolfville. 113 (Coburn, 10 10 !, second ;
Cocksure. los (Williams). II TO J.. third
Time. 1:4+ 3-5. Cataline. Wap. Special
Delivery, Orllene. ST. Adams. Nasmerito
and Tom o'Malley finished as named,
Sixth race. six furlongs, purse-Gol
DENIM. los (Gross), 2 to /. won; Likely
Dieudonne. 109 (Williamsl, to ], sec
ond; KID North; 81 s;io 9sHidenei Bishop 5S to W. ?,
Dr. Dougherty, Roman Wins and Rapid
Water finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
BOCA GRANDE WITHDRAWN
FROM AMERICAN DERBY

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 31-W.
II, Fisher today announced he would not
start Boca Grandc in the American der
by, the headliner OF the present meeting,
which is TO be decided at Moncrief Sat-
urday. The announcement came after the
defeat OF Boca Grande in todays feature
Summary:
First race, six furlongs. purse-Earls
Court to /. won: Mystifier, . TO 10
second Hickey, 10 1, third. Time
l.12 3-5
Second race, four furlongs, purse-Dar-
ling I to 4, won; Tallahassee. TO 1, sec
ond: Kentucky Rose, II 10 l, third. Time
As So
Third race. six furlongs. purse-Judge
Henderson 10 1, won Miss Sly, 9 TO J..
second. Don Diaz, 25 10 l, third. Time
l:15 As.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
purse-Live Wire. TO l. won: Pulka
to l. second; Furnace. 80 10 i, third
Time. l:d6 2-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs, purse-Park-
view, to l.. won: Judge Cabiness. 10 |,
second; Bonnie Bard. TO /. third. Time.
1:12 2-5
Sixth race. mile and n sixteenth. purse
-Oberon, TO /. won; Roseooro. IL TO D..
second; Boorsy, to i. third. Time.
1877 %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
VANDERBILT CUP RACE
SLATED FOR OCTOBER

NEW YORK. March 31.-Tbe annual
race for the Vanderbilt cup over the Long
Island motor parkway and the county
highway system of Nassau county. Long
Island. will be held October L. according
to announcement made tonight by the
Motor Cups Holding company.
The course, as last year. will be
circuit OF 1894 miles, to be gone over
twenty-five times. making the total mile
age OF the race 2IS,0S The race is open
To cars owned in this country, the piston
displacement OF which IN cubic inches
is not less than 30l nor more than COO
Besides the Vanderbilt cup. the winner
will receive a cash prize OF $4,000 and n
bronze plaque, to serve as permanent
award
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
EmerYYille Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3l.-tollow-
ing arc entries for Emeryville Friday:
First race. six furlongs, sellng-Olathe,
%: Giles III; Prctension, III; Gresham,
Iii: Aftermath. III; c. ]. Cox. III: Cop
pcrfieId, III. Philistina. LOG: Waner. los.
Dovalta, lOo; Andrew 3. Cook, ia; "
Salomy Jane, 10l.
second race, four fmongs, selling
Mime, 9i Pswhuska 1o7: Ban Ann: lo7;
Dolly V. B.. 109; Zlanta Brana. 9S; Media.
lO9; Small 1O2: Abigail X. 105: La Cam
argue -02: Dacia, o.; x-West Point. 100.
Third race, mile and q quarter, ceiling
Gold Way. l05. Wofville. 10j, Legatec,
fO5: NasIneIito. l03: HMiss Onicious,
lO7; j. n Laughrey. 1o1; Lanita, 80.
Fourth race, six furlonss. Cordelia
handicap-Lady Elizabeth. 9s; Chester
Erum. los; Daddy Clip, 1oA: Dedeem, SIS;
Fifth race. mile, selling-Mr; Bishop.
II2: Billy Taylor. 10s Coppers, 109; Hush
Money. 1Oe; Old Settler, io9; Piekaway.
i0e. Rubric, 115; 1-EnroIine. 81; Mike
Jordon, LOG; General Haley, los; Wicket
Sc; French Cook, 10S.
Sixth race. five and ne-half furlonEs,
p,lrse-OrTnonde Cunningham. 112; W. V
Rrurnby, 1l2; Basal. ll2: Circio. liz; Gu
Vina. 10; Ethel Mex. l1o: Monte Verde
10, Directelo. 10. Babe Neely. 40
sweet Basil; IFS; Prince Winter: ll5'
Nespasian, 10.
x-Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
JAMAICA GIVES UP IT'S
MEETING TO AQUEDUCT

NEW YORK, March 3l.-There will be
no spring race meeting at Jamaica this
year, With the consent of the Jockey
club stewards the twclyeday Jamaica
meeting will be run off at the AQueduct
track, making twenty-four days OF con-
secutive racing. at AqueducL, beginning
April is, The Jamaica stakes, already
closed will of course be run at Aqueduct
precisely as IF the original programme
had been adhered 10. The arrangement,
therefore will not affect the horsemen
or general public. nor VIII it mean any
curtailment OF the racing season, The
arrangement is principally one of con-
vcnience and there VIII be a compensatjng
readjustment In the autumn. whereby
Aqueduct Will forfeit It's fall dates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
STUDENTS GET EVEN
WITH COUNTY TEACHERS

The Jordan high school evened up mat
ters with the teachers from the south end
Of Salt Lake county in "A match baseball
game Thursday afternoon on the Jordan
high school diamond, tho teachers being
beaten by the score OF IL TO 10. The
teachers tried out three pitchers-Gard-
ner. Graves and Olcson-but neither made
good The battery for the high school
was Richardson and Gardner.
The teachers having won n former
game, the teams are now tied with one
game each, which tie will be played of
in the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
WEALTHY MEN WILL TRY
TO CONTROL FISHING

SAN FRANCISCO. March S1.-Califor
mans are 10 have one of the largest
private fishing reservoirs In the country.
1t Is TO be located ON the TruclSee river
and VIII take in both banks OF the stream
for distantce OF fourteen miles from the
the west end or the town of Trucltee,
near the Nevada line About fifty wealthy
men OF this city and Oakland are inter-
ested in the project, arrangements for
which have been completed.
Tho Truclsee river has been for many
years a favorte stream for trout fisher
men and up to this time has been en-
tIrely open TO the public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Utah Drops League
AGG|ES BEAT B. 7. c.
IN COLLEGIATE GAME
Logan Fans Surprised to Hear
of Utah's Withdrawal; VIII
Kill League.
,ecial to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. March 3l,-The Aggies defeat
ed the b Y c. baseball team In col
leglate league game here this afternoon
by the close score OF 20 5. L, Chris
tensen OF the b. Y. team allowed his OPP
ponents only three hits, but his support
was miserable, being backed by twelve
errors, which lost the college boys the
game. Sam Christensen was hit for eight
safe ones but he had good support and
managed TO wlggle through with an un-
Ioolled-fo- victory.
The b Y, Z, team started with two
runs in the first inning, while the Aggics
did not score until the third inning. In
the nfth Inning the r. y. boys ran the
score up to five runs and IN the sixth
The Aggies took the lead with seven runs
Neither team scored after that.
When 1t was announced here that the
university had withdrawn from The in
tercolleg!aie league the college students
did not mnce words in expressing them
selves relative 10 the actions of the Uni
versity of Utah. The fans here claim
that the league will break up over Utah's
action, and the students here hope that
Utah will remember its action TO with
draw its support from the league.
The lineup OF the players in todays
game was as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
D0RAND0 WINS. BUT IS
ALL IN AT THE FINISH

PITTSBURG. March 31.-Not more
than twenty-five yards separated Do
rando and Longboat at any period in Il
fast twenty race at Exposition hall
tonight. Dorando winning in ] hour. %
miutes and S2-5 seconds. within four
minutes OF the record. which Ljuns-
strum. the Swede. established in New
York about month ago.
Dorando took the lead at the start, but
surrendered it to Longboat after the sec
ond mile, During the next five miles each
lost IL twice. In the seventh Dorando
regalned it and held it to the finish. Do
rando nearly collapsed at the end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Comiskey Sells Schmirler.

CHICAGO. March 3l.-Pitcher Schmir-
Ter OF the Chicago Americans was yes
terday turned over 10 the Peoria club
OF the Three 'I'' league. accordind to
an announcement by President Comlskey,
Schmirler is southpaw. hailing from
Wausau, Wis, and was secured from the
Superior team of the Minnesota -Wiscon-
sin league Comiskey made a hurried
departure last night for Dubuque when
ne heard that Tom Lifts, the former
caily i'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
University Withdraws From
Collegiate League, Whichd
Disrupt Organization
CHICAGO CUbSl
sure 0|
With King in the.
ager Chance Is(
to Celebr,|

NASHVILLE. March
danced-now he must y
said Manager Frank Chs
last night.
"The Chicago club wi
one penny toward the j
500 fine imposed by th'
mission. John alone is 10
/ think the penalty Is
Other players have comm
lenses and escaped VII
With King back and in
played two years ago. L
club on earth Will ever 4
II VIII be glad TO hnve
the team. for he liz o.
valuable the game has
continued Chance.
King may show al
right off the reel Ther
lot of trouble peeging az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
ZybsZko Throws Rouen,

CLEVELAND o. March 3f.-Zybszko.
the Polish heavyweight wrestler, who Is
seeking "A match with Frank Gotch. won
the decision over Raoul De Rouen tonight
got "a fall on foul In the first five
minutes. but in the second round ne took
twenty eight minutes TO put the French
mans shoulders TO the mat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Observation-Disclosures. !.
MANY WESTERN HORSES
ENTERED FOR STABLES

NEW YORK. March 31.-Additional en-
tries FOR the stakes OF the Saratoga Rae
ing association brought the total today
up TO l47l. Races for 2-year- olds show
$50 responses. for 3-year-olds 252, and
for 3-year olds and upward 439,
Western horses nominated for the Sara
toga handicap include Stanley Fay, G,
NJ. Miller. Jcf Bernstein, Boggs, Boola
Boola. Duke OF Ormendo. Pulka, Glorio,
LIsaro, Wlntersrecn and Czar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
PALMER WILL RACE IN
EAST FOR CHAPMAN

Pedlar Palmer will leave this morning
for the east. where he Will ride the COM
ing season. Palmer was sent n ticket
by J. NJ Chapman which the Australian
i'm the east. Palmer says that Chap
man has added the Clifton race track TO
his list, which now makes five bicycle
tracks under Chapman's management
this season. and Palmer expects to make
not less than $1,000 the present sum-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Darkness Stops Game.

OAKLAND Cal. March 3l.-With the
score standing . 10 2 the game between
Portland and San Francisco was called
ON account Of darkness this afternoon at
the end of the fifteenth inning, The
teams had been playing two hours and
thirty-fivc minutes when halt was
called. r. ii. l..
san y IdllGlSNO Il
Portland ....s..... ..............2 IL .
Batterics-Stccn and Fisher; Miller,
Williams, Amcs and Berry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01

Ogden Amateurs Signed,

Manager Downing of the Manhattan
Athletic club has signed Kid Harrick and
Dick ButtriCk. both of Ogden, who claim
TO be Simon purcs." to appear before
his club next Monday night. llarrck
Is matched with Young Lawrence. Wnlie
Ruttricls will take on Ike Cohn. who has
iust arrived from Denver with an anna
ieur reputation as long as his arm, and
his chest adorned with amateur boxing
medals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
VANDERBILT WILL SHIP
HORSES TO FRENCH FARM

NEW YORK, March Silt was an
nounced here today that William X,
Vanderbilt has bought farm OF about
625 acres at Tourgeville France, on the
Normandy coast He will remove to his
new estate most OF his brood mares from
his farm al Nillebon, the lease OF which
Will lapse in a few months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Foreigners May Compete.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. March Sit is re-
ported here that the Wright brothers
have withdrawn all objections to foreign
ers coming here TO compete for the pro-
posed international aviation meet. TO be
held In June. and under the present con-
ditions all obstacles have been removed
and the entry OF the foreign av!ators Is
now nSSured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
Soccer Football Game.

The Soccer Boosters club will put on
an exhibition game Saturday between
the Whites and the Blues on the Salt
Lake high school campus. Principal
Eaton having generously given permis
sion for the soccer boys To use the
grounds, and he Will be present to get
some knowledge OF the game. The Blues
have strengthened their team. and. with
good weather. a faster game than last
Saturday should result,
The Kick off is fixed for $50 d m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Good Stick Work.

LOS ANGELES, March 3l.-Good stick
work by Vernon and seven errors by Los
Angeles won today's game for Vernon.
10 10 4, Daley, the Los Angeles center
fielder. and Hogan. the Vernon manager
were removed from the game from arSu-
ing with the umpire.
r. II. L.
Los -AiSeltS W
vernon ~ y
Batteries 1oZer, Gill and Grndle;
Willett and Brown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
WANTS $25, 900 BECAUSE
DOCTOR RETAINED HEART

NEW YORK, March S1-Because the
body OF u son she loved was robbed Of
its heart Mrs. Mary Hassam has brought
suit for $4,000 against DIR, Timothy d.
Leblanc. coroncr's physician. She
charges DR.. Lehane performed an au-
topsy on the body and in 80 doing Illegal
ly abstracted and retained the heart.