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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14

Half-mile run-Chamberlain. B. Y
U; Judd, U. of u; Jacobs, B. Y. L.
Time-2:O5 Is.
Mile run-Holdaway, B. Y. u; Cole.
L. of T.; Jacobs. B. Y. U. Time-4:53
High hurdle-Belknap, q. of u;
Rosskelly, L. of U; Christensen, U.
of L. Time-:15 SIS.
Low hurdles-Simons, B. Y. u; Ross
kelly. U of T.; Beiknap, U. of Z. Time
-:26 Is.
High jump-Labrum, Z. of u;
Baird. B. Y. U; Rosskelly, L. of U.
Height feet inches.
Broad jump-Baird, B. Y. u; Gut
teing, L. of u; Simons, B. Y. u Dis
tance-20 feet 81 inches
Shot ut-Richardson, Z. of u;
Swapp, U OF q. Rosskelly U. of L.
Distance-41 feet l inch.
Hammer thrOw-Young, Z. of o.:
Swapp L. of T.; Olsen, B. Y Z. Dis
tance-135 feet inches
Decentralization, Z. of u; Swapp.
L. of Z; Rosskelly. L. of Z. Distance
III feet inches
Pole vauIt-Erickson. U of u:
HOrsIey. B. Y. T.; Major, L. of Z. and
Olsen, B. Y. U. tied for third. Height
g feet 10A inches.
Relay race-U. of u. Brinton, Car
michael Walker. Riser; B. Y u Hen
line. Robson. Simons. Chamberlain.
Time-1:34.
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AMATEUR SUNDAY BALL
ENCOURAGED IN NEW YORK

New York, May 13.-Sunday base
ball is not only to be allowed in New
York City, but is to be encouraged
Not the professional game, but base
ball as played by boys in the city
parks. The announcement came from
the park commissioners office today
that the recent opening of the park
tennis courts on Sundays is an enter
ing wedge for other sports, and that
the baseball fields will be the next to
be opened to the public.
1T may be looked upon as throwing
down the gauntlet" said the commits
sioner, but 1 believe a great good can
come from this step. We intend to
have all the Fairgrounds, as well as the
parks, open to the public on Sundays
as on other days. The use of the parks
is never more needed than on Sun
day"
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Johnson agreed to the picture idea,
and after that was over remarked that
he would like to take turn up the
DAD.
Go ahead" said the owner, who
is a Johnson admirer, and you can
have him out here every morning or
afternoon if you want"
The rides viii not be that frequent.
but Jack has declared his intention of
going out behind the sidewhee.er three
times week at the very least.
L want to tell you, Mr.. Richard he
said to Tex when the latter was warn
ing the negro not to be so careless.
that's all a mistake about my being
reckless. / know what this fight
means TO me, and when l am training
for a fight there is no one more care
full than I am OF course, 1 am going
TIC ride around in my machine because
1t is a pleasure, but there will be moth
ing reckless about my driving, and
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CHANGES TO Be MADE
IN SAL TA|R COLISEUM
Plans Call for Perfect Boxing Arena
Promoter Says Fast Card
for June

r. A. Grant, lessee of the Saltair
Coliseum and promoter of the Thomp-
son-Sullivan contest of Thursday
night. announced yesterday that the
success of the card had been such as
to warrant the billing of some of the
best boxing cards to be had in the
country
The Coliseum will be altered to
make it a perfect boxing arena. Thel
stage will be taken out, the bicycle
track removed. and with the ring
placed in the center of the floor the
seats will be built around 1t in the
style planned for the Jeffries-J Ohm
son meeting at Emeryville-
The alterations of the Coliseum
will also include two subway en-
frances and two overhead entrances,
to avoid the jam seen Thursday
night in entering the arena. Piling
and beams will be placed to hold any
crowd that can be housed at the
arena.
Promoter Grant plans to stage the
next go the first week in June, with
Cyclone Thompson against either
Fighting Dick Hyland or Frank Pr
cato, the Italian conner, who is show
ing much class in the lightweight
division.
cyclone johnny leaves Oguen TINS
morning for his home at Sycamore,
Ill, where he says his chicken ranch
needs his attention. He will return
to Salt Lake within two weeks.
A demand has sprung up for
Thompson to meet Bird Leg Collins,
and while the Cyclone admits that
he has a tough proposition on hand
if he does, he is willing to take him
on. As planned, the go will be ten
rounds.
The Sullivan hackers spent yester-
day trying to figure out how Pete
lost Among them was Pete himself
That he was overturned is the main
reason advanced for his poor show
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Two state Intercollegiate recOrds fell
at the meet. Beiknap of Utah settlag
the nigh hurdles at Is 3-5, beating the
old mark of sc seconds flat. Rich
ardson of Utah hurled the discus III
feet inches. 3 feet inches above the
old record.
There were many close finishes in
the races, Holloway of Provo beating
Cole of Utah in the mile less than
yard and Captain Brinton of Utah
winning the relay from Henline by
but a few inches after running the
last 20 yards even.
The mark made by Belknap in the
hurdles is exceptionally good and un-
less the same hurdler betters 1t in the
state meet is liable to stand for some
time.
A large number of Utah rooters
cheered their team on to victory and
paraded the town after the last event
to celebrate the day.
The Summaries.
1O0-yard dash-Brinton. q. of T.:
Henline. B. Y. T.; Richardson, U. of
L. Time-:IO Is.
22O-yard dash-Brintor. L. of u;
Carmichael, L. of T.; Robson, B. Y.
L. Time-:23.
440-yard Chamberlain. B. Y:
o.; Christensen, B. Y. u; Stone, q. Of
L. Time-:52 Is.
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BINGHAM BASEBALL.

Especial to The -RepubIican.l
Bingham. May 13--The Bingham
school team defeated the Midvale
school team today by the score of 10
to 1. These two teams are tied, each
having won one game The rubber will
be played next week for the champion
ship of the Jordan district for the west
side of the Jordan river. The winners
will then meet the champions of the
east side of the Jordan for the cham
pionship of the district. The batteries:
Bingham-GOodrich and Cushman; Mid
vale-Dunn and Tryjanvich.
The Bingham town team is now or
ganiZed with George Chandler as man
ager, and is ready to meet any anna
teur team in the state. The manager
will be glad to receive challenges at
once.
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GOTCH AND ZBYSZKO
BARRED FROM MAY 80

Chicago, May 1S.-Mayor Busse
announced today that no permit
would be granted for the Gotch-
ZOyszko championship wrestling
match, which was to have taken place
in the American league ball park
May 80.
Decoration day is sacred to the
dead heroes of the war;" said Mayor
Busse in explanation, "and 1 will not
permit professional sports of this type
to desecrate it."
The contest was to have been for a
purse of $4,000. Many tickets al
ready have been sold. The managers
of the affair say they have not decid-
ed what will be done concerning the
MAYORS edict
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STANFORD HAS FOUR MEN
IN INTERCOLLEGIATE

Palo Alto, Cal. May 13.-Four ath-
letes of the Stanford university track
team have been chosen to invade the
field of the eastern colleges after the
conference meet at Champaign, ILL.,,
and compete with the best men Of the
Atlantic coast in their respective
events. Captain Leland Scott, who re-
Gently broke the worlds pole vault
record, will lead the team. With him
will be Coleman and Reed. the short
distance runners, and Lee, the mile
runner. They will meet athletes
of Yale, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton,
Column hia and PENNSYLVANIA
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The schools which will be entered
ia the meet are: American Fork,
Brigham, Branch Normal, Eureka
Granite, Hungerford academy. Lat
ter-day Saints, Lehi, Manti, Murdoch
academy, Nephi. Ogden, Park City,
Proctor academy, Payson, Pleasant
Grove, Salt Lake High, Sandy, Snow
academy, Springville, Spanish Fork.
Wasatch academy, Weber academy.
Most of the schools will arrive at
an early hour this morning and will
go directly to the university, where
they will be served luncheon The
Park City High school. Heber City
High school, Branch Normal, Wa
satch academy and Nephi High school
arrived yesterday afternoon. They
were served lunch and dinner at the
university. For this afternoon the
athletic council of the university has
arranged to serve luncheon to $50 of
the visiting athletes.
In order to get the meet over in
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you viii have no reason to be worried
over me"
The routine of a twelve-mile grind
along the roads in the forenoon may
not be palling on Johnson, but it has
been sufficiently monOtonous for the
fighter to change his route. This
morning. for example he took Barney
Furey with him over an entirely new
course. and one in which there are
far more hills than in the old course.
For one thing, 1 wanted change"
said Johnson in explaining the new
program: and for another. ] wanted
to test my wind thoroughly. The hills
gave me that chance, and now I am
sure of my condition. My wind was
the one thing that I had an idea might
need nursing, but l came back to the
quarters after a twelve-mile trip with
out blowing in the least"
About the noon hour johnson took n
nap, and late in the afternoon. about
4 o'clock, he played baseball for the
edification of the crowd that had gath
cred to see what he looked like.
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AUSTRALIAN BIKE
RIDERS SAFE AT FRISCO

Harry Heagren, manager of the Salt
Palace saucer track, yesterday received
a wire from San Francisco stating that
Gordon walker and Barney keete had
lust arrived from Australia on the
Tasmania Walker is well known to
the local fans, and is said to be riding
strong Keete is a new conner, but is
known tC have considerable class
Walker and Keete are coming on to
Salt Lake at once, and will begin train
ing at the saucer next week.
Manager Heagren also received let
ter Yesterday from Iver Lawson which
said that Jackie Clarke and Floyd Mac
Farland were leaving Newark for Buff
falo and will arrive in Salt Lake within
ten days. Mcfarland talked with
Chairman Kelsey of the n. c. A, and
it is very probable that Salt Lake will
get some of the national champion
ShiDS
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PATHFINDER HOME.

Chicago, May 13.-The GHdden
pathfinder. with the mud and grim Of
thirteen states speaking wildly of the
$500 miles it has covered, finished its
long trip at O'Clock this afternoon.
It's the thirteenth of the month:
it's Friday, and we've been through
thirteen states, but the Glidden tour
list this year will be in luck as to di-
versity of roads," declared Scout
Lewis
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In the afternoon he decided on the
Ions walk to Santa Cruz. He declared
before starting that he intended do
ing the entire ten miles in slow time,
and had made up his mind to a not
salt tub bath at the end of the jour
ney. Jeffries was accompanied by bis
brOtners Jack Both Choynski and Arm
strong were well pleased with the plans
for the long walk, and the resultant
respite from the strenuous period in
tie ring. The two boxers would not
be dispieased if Jeff decided to emu
late old man Weston every day u1til
the fight
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Prince Imperial. entered by the
woodhaven stable and quoted at 10 to I
for place, was second Jack Akin,
winner of the 1908 Metropolitan, fin
ished third at odds of 2 10 to show
The crowd had its curiosity pleasant
l. gratified by a view al close rarge
of August Belmont, a sponsor of Bel
mont Park. in the role of a recent bene-
dict and of the new Mrs. Belmont
Eleanor Robson that was. Mrs. Bel
mont was the center of attraction in
the clubhouse enclosure
James r Keene's Masketts, s. g. Hill
dreths King James and RestigOuche,
August Belmont's Priscillian, and 3. S.
Schreibers Jack Akin, all heavily
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TRAINING SCHOOL WINS.

The Training school won from the
Hamilton school yesterday at the Fort
Douglas grounds by the score of to 2,
for the championship of division three
of the school league The Training
school has now won four straight vic
tories. The Hamilton boys could do
nothing with Taufer's curves. Rind-
fleisch, backstop for the Training
school, did fine work.
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CAR THROUGH FENCE AT
OLOFIELD DENVER MEET

Denver, May 13.-Rain caused the
postp0nement of the automobile races
at Overland park this afternoon, after
Barney Oldffeld had covered a mile
against a strong wind, in "a Is, and a
few minor events had been run
In one of the races car driven by
George A. Clark ran into a fence, tore
through, and then ran over boy,
breaking the latter's leg. Neither Clark
nor his mechanician were injured.
The races will be resumed tomorrow.
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wAsATCH GIRLS WIN.

The girls basketball team of the Wa
satch school yesterday won the girls
team championship of the east side by
defeating the Sumner girls, 10 to IL.
The game was played at the Lafayette
grounds before a large crowd. The
winning lineup was: Madeline Drouby,
Leone Cushing, forwards; Beatrice
Busman and Margaret Roy, centers
Pearl Hudson and Arva Cushing,
guards
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HEBER BEATS sPRINGyILLE.

Heber, May 13.-In the first game on
the home grounds, Heber defeated
Springville today by a score of IL to l..
Heber has a strong team, and lots of
interest was seen. The batteries: He
ber-Williams and Nelson; Springville
Cook and Peck.
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backed, were each looked upon as prob
able winners.
Restigouche showed in front at the
start and for nearly three-quarters Of
the distance set a heartbreaking pace,
with Jack Atkin and Prince Imperial
close UP. At the turn into the stretch
the Hildreth horse tired, and Fashion
Plate, admirably ridden by MCGEE,
forged ahead. The value to first was
$4,000.
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OGDEN STUDENTS WILL
COME HERE IN SPECIAL

Especial to The Herald-Republican
ogden, May 13.-Students of the Og-
den high school are preparing to attend
the state high school track meet in a
body tomorrow. A special train over
the Denver Rio Grande has been
arranged for, and fully 300 students are
expected to attend the meet at Salt
Lake. Strong hopes of carrying off
first honOrs are felt by the local track
team members.
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Western League.

AT Des Moines: Des Moines. 4; St
Joseph, 5.
At Lincoln: Lincoln, s; Denver. 5.
AT Sioux City: Sioux City, is; wichi-
to, 1.
At Omaha: Omaha, 10; Topeka, g.
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1t is believed here that Eddie Graney
stands a good chance of being selected
as the third man in the ring. Mana
ger Sam Berger left here for San Fran
cisco this evening to take up the Sc
lection of a referee. Eddie Smith is the
only one of the three men under con-
SideratiOn who is openly satisfactory
to Berger. The latter is sure violently
TO oppose the selection of Graney or
Welsh when the question comes UP
again. Both Richard and Gleason are
favorable to Graney, and it is believed
here that Jeff will not oppose the Sc
lection of the blacksmith
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SAM To MEET AL.

Philadelphia, Pa. May 13.-Match-
maker Mccartney of the Metropolitan
Athletic club, San Francisco, today
signed Al Kaufman and Sam Langford
to meet in a twenty-round contest. The
fight will take place June IL.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Toledo, 2; Kansas
City, O.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Milwau-
At St. PauI-Louisville. /: st. Paul. 9.
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MORE EXTRA INNINGS.
HOPPE AND CINE.

New York, May 13.-MinneapoIis on
May 81 will witness the next contest
for the 1872 balkline championship,
Harry P. Cline of Philadelphia, the
present champion, having named the
Flour city as the place where he will
meet Willie Hoppe. The latter's chal-
lenge for the title became operative
April 3, il having been issued to the
winner of the Cline-Cutler match
played at st. Louis.
Big moonlight dance at Murray to-
night Prize Waiting. prize drawing.
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BASEBALL TRADE

Chicago, May 13.-The Chicago Ma
tional league club today traded Out
fielder Miller, a recruit from San
Francisco, TO Boston, in exchange for
Pitcher Richie
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FROCK SHUTS OUT CUBS.

Chicago, May 13.-Frock held Chicago
to hits today and Boston won, to
O. Miller, who was traded to Boston
by Chicago for Pitcher Richie. played
right field for the visitors. He made
one hit and was robbed of two others
by sensational One-handed catches by
Schultz. Score: r. II. E.
Chicago 3 1
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Coast League
MITE LOSES 1T.

San Francisco, May ia catcher's
error at q critical time in the six
teenth inning gave San Francisco the
game from Oakland today, to 2.
Score: r. H Z.
San Francisco .... 3 10 2
Odhldnu
Batteries-Eastley and Williams;
Harkins and Mite
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UTAH COUNTY LEAGUE.

Especial to The Herald-Republfcan.)
Payson, May 13.-Payson defeated
Linden today by the score of Z to 1.
The batteries: Payson-Selman and
Done; Linden-Keetch and Gilman.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
STATE HIGH School ATHLETES
MEET ON Utah field TODAY

sclooltr
In Utah in
schools o'clock
beginning
the The shows that
be al i'm com
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UNIVERSITY OUTSKIRTS THE
BY. u. IN DUAL TRACK Meet

May s-B escoreo OF
o B. Y O.
n
b. Y. L. its
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AUERBACH NINE WINS.

The Auerbach ball team defeated the
Keith-O Brien team in a five-inning
game at Walkers field yesterday The
score was to ]. Batteries for the
winning team were SorensoH and
Salmon.
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JOHNSON NOW SPEEDS Behind
PAGER INSTEAD Of AUTOMOBILE

o who
of o
to him
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JEFFRIES WALKS TO SANTA
CRUZ FOR HIS DAYS WORK


a boat and down
Loren river.
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ATHLETICS HIT HARD.

Philadelphia, May 13.-Philadelphia
again defeated Cleveland today, to 2.
The home team knocked Berger off the
rubber in the sixth
Cleveland did not get hit off Nor
gan until two men were out in the
eighth inning, and only one man got
to first up to that time. Score:
R. H E.
Cleveland ...........
PhlladeIph1a --- lib 1
observation-disclosures, Mitchell and Be
mis-; Morgan, Livingston and Lapp
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EWING BEATS PIRATES.

Pittsburg, May 13.-Pittsburg was
shut out today. to 0, through the
splendid pitching of Ewing. He al
lowed but three hits and only two
Pittsburg players reached third. Ew-
ing himself made four hits-something
no pitcher has done in a game since
the days of Charles Ferguson. Score:
r. II. Z.
Philadelphia 800. ....-..4 q
Batteries-Powell and Gibson; Ewing
and Doom. Umpires-Johnstone and
Moran
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DUCKS ARE FORCED.

Los Angeles, Cal. May 13.-The
Angels forced Portland to play twelve
innings today to win it's third straight
game. The score was to 4. Score:
r. H. f.
Los Angeles 1
Portland 800. "
Batteries-Nag gle. Smith and Oren-
dorff; Seaton, Steen and Fisher.
Umpire-Finney
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POOR OLD BROWNS

Boston, May 19.-Boston won from
ST Louis today, to 1. making it three
out of four games. Score: r. II. E.
st. Louis
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 l
Batteries-Powell, Trimmen and Kill
lifer; Wood and Carrigan.
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Metropolitan Handicap Is Won
by Fashion Plate, an Outsider

YorkM
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Spanish Fork, May 13.-Lehi defeated
Spanish Fork today by the score of s
to 6.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
GOOD ONE ON MATTY.

st. Louis, May 13.-St. Louis gave
New York one of the worst defeats the
team has experienced this year, today,
winning by 10 to 4. The great Mathew
son was retired in the second inning,
when st. Louis made seven hits and
scored eight runs. Dickson, who fol-
lowed, also was hit hard. Score:
II r
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Batteries-Barger and Erwin; Gas
par Anderson and Mclean. Umpires-
Rigler and EmSlie.
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Washington, May 13.-Washington
knocked Young out of the box in
the second and defeated Chicago, to
1, today. Groom pitched well and led
with the stick, getting a double and
a single. Score: r. H. Z.
Washington -. ...
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-Groom and Street; Young,
Smith and Block.
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American League
TT DID NOT WORK.

New York, May I3.-Detroit broke
even in the series with New York to-
day by capturing the last game, to
g. Delehanty drove in the winning
runs in the seventh inning, after
Quinn had purposely passed Crawford.
Score: r. II. +.
Detroit $500 ... > IL 1
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 q
Batteries - Stroud and Stanage;
Quinn and Sweeney
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CASPIAN HIT HARD.

Cincinnati, May 13.-Gaspar was hit
hard in the first two innings today and
BROOKLYN won easily, to 2. Berger
was hit rather hard, but kept the hits
well scattered. HummeHs batting was
the feature Score: r. H E.
Rrooklvn -S Is
Cincinnati .....2 il o
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YOUNG CY POUNDED.

Quinn and Sweeney.