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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
ROUND ROBIN FOR
COLLEGE RIFLE SHOTS
Thirty-rhree Teams Are En-
tered in Tournament TO Be-
gin Next Month.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-.lnnoUnccmeut
was made TO-DAY that twelve OF The
thIrty-thTee colleges and universities hsv-
ing clubs in the National Rifle assocla
ton hayo entered teams In the round
robin league for the winter. TIC con-
tests will begin tho week ending January
:. and there will be one match each week
until each team has nrcd one match
against every other team In the league,
Tho teams VIII consist Of ten students.
and each man will fire ten shots stand :
ing and ten shots prone, in nrly-ioot
gallery range, with .22-csliber rifles Inc
war department will issue decorations 10
those students who qualify as marksnch'
sharpshooters or experts, through the
association
The competing schools are Columbia
university, ot New York CITY Cornell
university. OF Ithaca, \. y: Dartmouth.
OF Hanover. y. H: Missouri State uni
Ycrsiiy, Of Columbia, Mo; New iamp-
shire Agricultural college. of Durhan,
y. H.: North Georgia Agricultural col
leCc, Of Dahlonc, Ga: Purdue uniyersiiE
Of Lafayette Ind; Rhode Island state
college. OF Kingston. X. l.: State Cniver-
sity OF Iowa. iowa City, Ia; University
OF California. Berkeley, Cal: University
OF Minneapolis MINI, and the Washing
ton State college. or Pullman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
NEW JERSEY AUTO CLUB
SEEKS PRO RATA LICENSES

NEW YORK, Dec. 1J.-'fOne of the
things the New Jersey Automobile and
Motor club is after said Clarence II
Bisscll, president of that orgapiZa ton
sis an arrangement whereby n pro rata
payment plan shall be enacted into law
As it is today, If man purchases 4
1911 car he must take out u 1910
license. paying the license fec for the
entire year The only alternative is 10
store away his ear for two weeks, for
in fortnight the 1911 licenses will be
ready for distribution.
1.-The club seeks q change IN the law
affecting registration methods because
of the unfairncss and the injustice of
compelling the ear owner to pay the
full yearly license when he can operate
under this license for only brief pc
rod. An equitable arrangement would
be to divide 6tbc license fee into two
parts. II license is issued in the
first half Of the year the full fee should
be paid and If issued in the second half
only half the regular fee should be col
ccted,
''Car licenses are legitimate licenses.
we admit. but to tax anyone for some
thing not received is not legitimate and
when this club brings this matter TO
the attention OF the members of the
Legislature VIC expect to havo the law
so amended as 10 make il reasonable
and Just.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
PAY STREAK EASILY WINS
kENILW0RTH HANDICAP

OAKLAND. Dec. 15.-Pav Streak
gained an easy victory in the Kenilworth
handicap at EmeryYlle today. Jest. the
second choice, stumbled when the field
broke and got away very badly. Pay
Streak is a son OF Keailwor,h after
which the race was named,
The summary.
First race. futuriLy course-Prestolite
tShilling), TO ! won; Tenderbloom
tGarner), l6 TO ). second. Summertime
GLASS: 10 to ], third, Time. 1:13. Red
Klaw, Parlo, Boy. Making. Velsini. Rus
max. Bell Cliff. Copper City and Amala
finished as named
second race, six fur!ongs--Douoyan
tkirschbauml 10 /. won. Miss Picnic
tGarSan), 10 l, second; Quality Street
lTapliuD, 10 D third. Time. I:l5 40,
Sepulyeda, BrsX,on and Gypsy Girl fin
lshed as named.
Third race. one mile-Bonnie Bard
lMartin) To l. won: Tony Faust tShii-
lips).. > 10 = second: Captain Burnett
tGarner). Is TO ). third Time l:45,
Marburg and Fulletra finished as named.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Pay Streak
tSbilhnS). TO 3. won. Jest tGlasS). l.
10 10. second; Shooting Spray (Radtke).
10 TO /, third. Time. l:I5 go Frank
Ferris also ran.
Fifth race. milo and seventy yards-
Young Belle (Gargsn). D 10 ]. won: Net
tic Traver CMartin), s 10 ]. second /.
Ncbulosis tShillinS). to I. third Time.
1;50 -. j. G. Clcm. Wineberrv Tansy
Silver Grain. Camera. Aliness. Nasnerito
Eucna and Onatassa finished as named.
Sixth race, futurity course-Emms @.
(Glass) . 10 10. won. Louise l.. tCslia-
han). - 10 J. second; .Academist Gar
nerl. o 60 !, third. Time. rs So Evra H.
DargiD and Juan finished a named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
EVENLY BALANCED CARD
RUN OFF AT M0NCRIEF

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. l5.-An
evenly balanced card was offered a. Mon
Grief this afternoon and tho attendance
was fair. Successful Cayoriies were
again in evidence. three public choices
winning purses
Results;
First race. five and half furloncs-
Planutcss. 10 /. won. Trustee. TO D.
second: Detect 70 D third. Time
:0S Ia.
Second race, sin furlones-St1rboar rd. [
10 >, Won: Marc Antony H.. 10 to l. sec
ond: Billy Bodcmer, 30 II. third Time.
1914 -.
Third race. six furlonss-Ids H.. l. to
|. won; Mica stone. to |. second: Eve
Write out. third. Time, 1:13 20
Fourth race, nile--Ssnd Hill Is 10 ).
Won Antrnor, even, second: Adrian. /
10 :. thlrd. Time. l:i0 Go.
With race. ono milo and seventy yard !.
-Malatine 10 :, won; Hilltop 10 /.
second: Mamie AlgoI to .. third Time.
1856 -.
Sixth race. mile ard zixteenth-Con
soils. 80 !. won; pcscomnetv TO .
second: Aropdack, 10 .. third. Time.
LAG 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
PETITION FOR PARDON
OF MORSE Is PRESENTED

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-Charles W.
Morsc's petition for pardon has been for
rnally presented 10 the department of jus
tice. One eoctloD Of the plea OF the cor
viceed New York banker came in u large
express package and was signed with
the names Of thousands OF persons OF
prominence.
Mrs. Morse has made another petition
for her husband and this has been pre-
sentcdto President Taft by Senator Hale.
The president sent il at once 10 Attorney
General Wickcrsham. who turned il over
to the attorney in charge OF paroous.
Mrs. Morses personal petition came in
the form OF 4 letter addressed 10 the
president. II Was typcNrittcn and Gov
cred about twenty pages of note paper
In il Mrs. Morse made a simple. business
like plea FOR the release of her husband
calling tho presidents attention 10 what
she said was an immense popular in-
terest" in his cage. She declared that
thc general sentiment or many thousands
OF people who had signed her petition VA =
that the sentence imposed upon her hus-
band WAS "ouirageous.' that he had no
intention OF vronSinS the National Bank
OF North America: that no dcpustor had
been found guilty Of technical viola lou
OF the national banking laws. Her let
ter was generally conceded 10 he ono OF
the most remarkable of the kind ever re-
csivcd AT the department.. Approximately
so 200 names are signed 10 the general
petition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
FIRST RAIN OF MEETING
FALLS AT JUAREZ TRACK

JUAEEZ. Mexico. Dec. i5.-For the
FIRST time during the meeting light rain,
fell this afternoon at Tcrrazas park. and
the races were r,n over a slow track.
selling stakes at mile and a sixteenth,
and was Won easily by Jacquclins. The
6 to > second choice. Summaries:
First race. selling. flye and a half FUR
20. won: Pitspat. III (RettiG). TO >. sec
ond: Count De ORC. 1o6 tGanz). 10 10 |,
third. Time. los l-5. Gehtnicht. Eani-
" Fair. Quicksilver and Lees Friar also
ran.
Second race. selling, SIX furlongs-Sem-
Marchmont. 1o7 IS. Burns), 10 2. sec
ond: Bonnie Prince Charlie ll2 (EettiG),
TO !. third, Time, 1.l5 40, Siscus.
Grace Golden. La DeXrra, Dave Mont
gomery Personality, Banthel aud Lawns
dale Belle also ran.
Third race. handicap. six furiongs-
Sterling. 1l6 (Molcsworth). 3 10 .. won;
Mcclller 95 (Moorc). 6 TO /. second; Fly
Ing Wolf. los (Mulphy), o TO l, third.
Time i:l6. Dartworth and Vest Point
also ran,
Fourth race Vera Cruz selling stakes.
one and one sixteenth miles-Jacquelna,
10" CNan Dusen), to 0. won; Dorante.
ll9 (Molesworth). 4 TO ;. second; John
Louis, loi (Ganz). 10 to l, third. Time.
las. Only three starters.
Fifth race, selling, five and a half fur
longs-E%ecute. Ill (Rettie), ; TO ?. won;
Chapultcpec. H. Lanaer), s TO l. Sec
ond: Del Cru2ador 1l2 (Ganz) 10 ],
Third; Time. LOS S.5. Ola Nick. Bob
sixteen also gan.
Sixth race, selling, one mile--Frcd Null
holland, l10 tRettig). ) to ., won, Light
wool. us (Kcosh), to ,, second; The
Peer. loo (Allen), . 10 ] third. Time.
;tS 20. Hoyle. Lena Lech and Hannis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
GEHRING IS CONFIDENT
HE CAN THROW Y0kEL

CLEVELAND. Dec. l5.-Waiter WEI
loughby and Henry GchrinS. who arc
matched 10 appear in wrcstn. match
Of December 2S arc trainin. diligently
and local fans are expecting a great con-
test.
GehrinE has announced that he viii
meet Mike Yokcl. caiman; OF ths weller
weight title. at Salt Lako CITY next
month. Notwithstanding tho fact that
advices received here arc To- the eficc,
Tiers in the country at the weight. Gehr-
ing is assured any amount OF backing IT,
ne desires TO accept II against Nol5c or
any other man in the world !; was loi,;,
hoped that the match could lac secured
for this city, where Gehring has large
following.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
CONF F0RT IS NEEDED |
!. IN WINTER M0TORl|B
Greater Protection From I'll,
Is Needed for Driver Of
Automobile.

Winter automobling is auitc o..
tho question, excepting as a ma,,o, ~
business. unless provision is mod.
the comfort of the driver In part;cr,.a 4
and the discngagcd occupants 10 A.,
automobile in general. The ars,,.j
owner Of the class who emnlor.
chauffeur NAV think because ho b,. mi
the money that he should draw IN ~
cent Of the comfort This ro;n, ,J
not be contested. but an inouirina WY
would be likely 10 ponder oye, "',ia ~
problem, arriving at the point ns,h.. .ns
where the question would he ,slt
how Will the 90 per cent owno, AZ :
this comfort? II the chauffeur hos NJ
circulation stillcd by the biiteT soal NY
and his intellect benumbed in the Nv
gain, or If his vision is diumed' iilI1
exposure and The bombardinc effect. y
missiles from the sky. il is s. :.
inference that this is the type Of o-nas ,s,s
who would describe the vcrv acma q
Mi that is comfortable as fullv rsn'a "
sentcd in 4 so.iourn for inhnito t,m,
within the confines OF a long. foroot,a.'
cemetery. 'N1
In advocating the comforts as en-.
gested by humane considerations n,
the chauffeur, it is asking for no grests,
consideration than is accorded nls;.
ordinary work horse. The owners safs,S
is at stake; then il is surely nor toy
much TO expect that tine chauffeur vii
he accorded the meaeer considsratia
that is the natural due Of an arm,
mule.
To enjoy automobiling. under coudi
tions OF inclement weather, particular,
IN the cold Of winter. protecting m,
chauffeur, or tho owner, if he dive,
are normal and healthy considerations. 4
mere windshield resides on the border
land of necessity; it is whole lot bet
ter than nothing. The introduction q
the fore-door type of body solved m
problem in part. leaving the automobil
with its standard body construction i,
the class with the old.fashioncd stree
car. without q vestibule. But there
20 reason for struggling in the embrac
of despair when a little ingenuity am
a little work will bring every type 0
automobile up 70 high standard 0
comfort
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
MOTOR CLUB GIVES
GOOD BOXING BOUTS
Two Interesting Contests Are
Feature of Regular Thurs
day Evening Smoker.

TWO interesting four round boxing OK
hlbi,ions were staged by The Motor club
at its regular weekly smoker Thursday
night. Both bouts were fast and cNcit-
ing and the large crowd which witnessed
them WAS well entertained.
The first contest was between Cyclone
Lefty" and "Rabc" Davis Davis started
in fast the first round and looked IL bo
much the better. However. Lefty came
back and finished strong. evening things
with 81 succession uf let's. Davis WAS
the more clever and landed the most
blows Cyclones" blows, however, were
more telling than those Of his opponent,
Referee Bcpn decided the bout was 4
draw
Able Seaman "Gunhoat Jumbo was
matched against Almost Equally Ablc sea
man Jack Carpenter The "Gunboat was
much tho heavier and from the start APP
pcarcd 10 have clear sailing. In the other
seaman. however. he struck n squaIl.
Buth sailors were in distress for Time,
but each survived the storm and The
decision Of a draw Was satisfactory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
HARVARD PREPARING
FOR BIG SCHEDULE
Crimson Football Team Will
Take on Princeton Tigers
Next Year.

BOSTON. Mass, Dee. 15.--In the
course of a few weeks Harvard s foot.
ball schedule makers will meet to pre-.
pare rough draft OF Harvard S games
III 1917. Unusual interest among llar-
ward alumni and undergraduates Mt
taehcs to the work Of the schedule
makers this wear. for the reason that 1T
is known that several changes in the
schedule arc possible.
Paramount TO all cI:c in this direction
IS the question of taking on Princeton,
as well as of dropping either Cornell or
Dartmouth, or both. Although state
mcn,s have frequently appeared to tho
effect that Harvard and Princeton have
already come 10 an agreement regard
ing game in 1911. it can be auihorI-
tstively stated that no agreement, either
verbal or written exists. Nor has the
matter been considered AZ any meeting
of Harvard g football committee. IL
has, Of course, been informally discussed
and fbc chances arc that Princeton viii
get Il place. providing the Tigers are
willing to accept the date that Harvard
ever, is unlikely 10 turn hcr schedule
topsy furry for the sake Of taking on
the Tigers. friendly as are the relations
between the two institutions.
Cornell has apparently little chance
TO be retained. but the passing of Cor
nell from the Harvard schedule Will be
under circumstances that will coca sion
no Ill.fceling on either side. While IL
is true that Cornell has failed to be the
expected drawing card IN the stadium
and that the Cornell team, neither this
faj! nor Il year ago, was able to give
Harvard as hard game as the coaches
had desired, there Is a consideration
other game improbable. The Cornell
faculty is opposed 10 the lthacans TAX
ing more than two trips away from
home. Cornell is already tied up with
Chicago TO play in 1911. and the
Thanksgiving day game with Penn on
Franklin field makes the other away
from home contest for The eleven. BY
mutual consent, therefore. the chances
are that the Cornell team Will cease 10
b. an opponent for the Crimson eleven
in 1911.
AS for Dartmouth. it is altogether
probable that the Dartmouth game will
be retained, In years when the Yale
game is at New Haven. the Dartmouth
contest is made the big game of the
year in the stadium, and il draws a
crowd that completely fills the stadium.
Outside Of Harvard. Dartmouth has a
larger local following than any of the
other colleges. aud the Dartmouth allot-
mcnt of 10000 seats is always used by
Dartmouth men and their friends; none
has ever been returned 10 the Harvard
Football association for sale at this
cnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
NEW SYNDICATE
BUYS ST. LOUIS
Water Commissioners Engineers
the Sale Of American League
Baseball Club.
FIELDER JONES MAY
BE MANAGER OF TEAM
Purchase of Boston Nationals
Will Be ConSummatcd by
Next Saturday.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-'Ren" Adkins,
water commissioner OF st. Louis; Mark
Ewing and his brother composing the
ST. Louis stock brokerage firm of Ewing
Bros, and Messrs. Hall and lIodGden.
prominently Identified with st. Louis in
tcrests. arc the principals In the syDdi-
cate which will probably purchase the
controlling interest in the St Louis
American League baseball club from
Robert Lee Hedges.
Adkins engineered The deal. and II was
through him the offer wss made 10
Hedges.
A special committee, representing the
American league, will go to ST. Louis
10 ascertain the standing of the new
candidates for membership. If all is sat
isractory. Hedges will be authorized to
sell.
Incident 10 the probable change in own
crship, il was said at the annual meet
ing OF the league. which closed today.
that Fielder Jones may become manager
OF the club. Jones is now operating a
fruit farm In Oregon, and last year re-
fused 10 play for Chicago. because the
money offered was not sufficient
The American league finished its busi-
ness promptly today and dispersed, but
the National league meeting will con-
tinuc tomorrow.
Boston Is Sold.
The purchase OF the Boston Nationals
will probably be conSuDlmated By Sutur-
day. Part payment has already been
made by w. Hepburn Russell and his
associate, l.. c. Page. millionaire Bos-
ton publisher.
The agreement was that Hat rris should
retain ownership until after the present
league meeting, when the club will for
muily change hands.
Mr.. Russell said that Fred Tenny
would manage the team next season and
would play FIRST base if his legs permit
ted. Fic added there would be four or
FIVE changes in tho personnel
Develop New Players.
NO club will sell good PLAYER at any
price said Mr., Russell, therefore we
must develop our own. We will first de-
vote all Of our energies and our capital
10 giving Boston a winning team"
The National league appointed Presi-
dent Thomas ], Lynch. Barney Drey-
fuss OF Pittsburs. and Secretary John A.
HeydleT, as the schedule committee. They
will meet President johnson OF the Amer
lean league late in January and arrange
the schedules for the two leagues.
President Garry Hermann OF Cincin-
matt was indorsed for chairman of the
National commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
Soplonnorcs
FORMER TACOMA PLAYER
WANTS UMPIRE'S POSITION

SPOKANE Dec. 15-President Lind
say OF the Northwestern league has re-
ceved an application from Pat Wright.
an eXTacoma baseball player, for
berth as umpire in the league for next
scss Wright is Il veteran at the dia-
mond sport and Is anxious TO break bS ok
into the game in This section OF the
country.
The new boss of the organization has
made no definite announcements regard :
ing his umpires for the coming season.
but has been scouting for good Indicator
holders for some time in the hopes of
settling one Of the important questions
which has been up in this league for
several years.
No definite action has been taken in
regard 10 the application from Wright.
but the president has flied il gently
away with his other important baseball
data for next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
STAR CATCHER RELEASED
BY ROGER BRESNAHAN

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-Although the re
}esse of Pitchers Lester Bachman and
Iohnny Lush from the cardinals fold
WIS looked for not later than the mag
mates meeting in New York, Manager
Roger Bresnahans action i'll relinquish i
ing Catcher Phelps TO the Toronto club
of the Eastern league is a surprise and
disappointment today to local baseball
fans.
Phelps has better fielding record than
Bresnahan. He played In seventy
games last season, three less than the
bons, and finished with a batting aver
ago of .2o3, only fifteen points under
the cardinals manager The release OF
the three players is announced in a
telegram from Bresnahan. now in New
York. Cardinal boosters expect the va
csncies will be filled by three younger
players. perhaps from Toronto. although
tho consideration OF these releases is
not yet announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16

MATTEAWAN. y. y. Dec. l5.-m
mates Of the state insane asylum watched
Tommy Murphy. lightweight, fight five
rounds with his spaTrng partner today.
According TO the hospital authorities they
behaved much better than the avera &C
crowd OF fight fans
Murphy is training AT Fishkill for his
coming bout with pal" Moore OF Phil
adclphia and volunteered an exhibition
for ihc Mattca van stay-at-horcs. Su-
pcrintendcnt Baker gave permission ana
tho bout WAS pat on. The only inmate
who did not witness il WAS Harry *.
ThaU, who was in conference with his
attorney.
The superintendent told his charges
they would have 10 pc quiet or be sent
out. and for the better part OF the i've
rounds they sat 6ocile. but in the inter-
mission they initiated the seconds and
famed themselves With imaginary towels
until they were more exhausted tlIaD the
principals when the bell rang.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
OGDEN TEAM RESUMES
IT'S FOOTBALL PRACTICE
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Dec. l5.-PcndinE arrange
ments for a football game between the
Ogden High school champions and the
strong oak Park High school team OF
Chicago which will start on Il barnStoTm-
ing trip through tic west playing all com =
ers, Coach Brown OF the local eleven has
ordered the men TO resume practice. The
members Of the team did so willingly and
daily practices at the high school are
now being held While the details OF the
game have not yet been arranged, IL il
probable the game viii be played in Salt
Lake about December 81. A reply TO
Coach Browns telegram accepting a chal-
lcnge for a game with the Oak Park
clcYen has not vet boon received.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
WILLIE SCHATZ RETAINS
ROLLER SKATING TITLE

While SchatZ retained the roller skat-
ing race championship OF Utah Thurs
day night in an exciting race with Fen
ton Hardy, the strong young challenger
whom many had picked To win the lille
The two started from opposite sides of
toriunl rink where the race was held
and for nine laps the boys were about
even. Then Schatz began TO gain and
won by A quarter Of a lap. A crowd Of
1000 people saw the race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
BOWLING CLUB LEAGUE
WILL BE ORGANIZED

ST. LOUIS. Dec. la.-Plans for the Or
sanilation of a league OF bowling clubs
were announced here yesterday. Martin
Culran and W. II. Verify, prominent in
bowling circles. are back OF the project
The proposed league is 10 include clubs
OF tn. cities Of ST. Louis Chicago Gin
cinnnti. Louisville. Indianapolis Cleve
land. Detroit and Toledo. The orcauiza :
ton Is 10 be modclc1 after the baseball
leagues according To the promoters. with
schedules. including fvc-mcn teams.
doubles and singles.
4 meeting viii lie held here during the
American Bowling congress tourna ment
in January TO perfect tho organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
COUNT DE LESSEPS THROUGH
WITH AVIATION GAME

NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-"Tm through
with tho flying business. No more OF
that for me. It's all right for bachelors.
bu, when man intends 10 get married.
we'll
remark back over his shnnldc~ lust he
fore he started aboard tie s'ea mcr La
Lorraine today. lIc is engaged TO Miss
Mac5ru2i" of Canada and their maria &c
will be celebrated in the latter part OF
January in England.
Miss Mackenzie is now on tho way 10
Paris, where the count will join her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
SEATTLE PHYSICIAN Is
THROWN By AMERICUS

BALTIMORE. Dec. lJ.-Gus Scho.nlein
iAmericus) defeated Dr. e. +. Roller OF
Seattle, Wash. in an exciting wrestling
match winning the second and third
falls. Dr Roller took the first fall i'm II
minutes. throwing Americus in such a
manner as momcntarily to stun him.
Schoenlein won the second fslI In min =
utes aud the third and last In 5J min =
utns the former by n half Nelson and
lce lock. and the latter by neck and
BODY hold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
JACKIE CLARKE ARRIVES
IN SALT LAKE TODAY

Jackie Clarke. tho speedy little Aus
traian bicycle racer who. with Walter
Rutt OF Germany. finished second in the
New York six-day race last week will
arrive in Salt Lake today. lie is ac-
comparicd by Mrs. Clarke. They will
spend the holdays in Salt Lake the
guests OF Mrs Clsrke's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Frank Bray It Is probable that
after the Christmas holidays Clarke will
90 TO Europe and will race during the
winter on Berlin and Paris bicycle tracks
Next summer he will race with MacFar-
land As q tcammatc at NallsbErC.