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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-29
ROSS WINS FROM DAVIS
At MANHATTAN CLUB
Local Colored Boxer Goes Good Until
Haymaker Lands-Battle
Royal is Fast.

! Before a big crowd of boxing fans the
amateur card at the Manhattan club
was shown last night Topped off by
the real thing in the battle royal line
the fans were pleased. The headlineI
| between Kid Ross and Pie Davis. col
ored was short and sweet, Ross being
declared the winner in a little more
than two minutes of the first round
Up until Ross pulled a long hay
maker which caught Pie on the jaw
the colored boy had had shade, knock
ing Ross down twice and forcing the
pace. Ross began to swing the long
ones then and, catching Davis over
confident, landed on the right spot and
Davis went down. Davis was up at
the count of nine and said afterward
that he was just getting started, but at
the time Referee Downing thought he
had had enough and awarded the go to
Ross. The crowd agreed with Down
ing, although return match will go
good between the two.
Young Erne, of Salt Lake. finally ad-
mitted that Eddie Johnson, of Pueblo,
was too strong for him and agreed that
the decision to Johnson was right. John
son is now after Don Domingo, the
Peruvian.
JACK OOWHey OutDOAeu kangaroo Al
len for four rounds and won an easy
decision. Downey boxed well, while
Allen was not In his class.
Wesley Seal, who now styles himself
King of Battle Royals" was the last
out of the ring in the Windup run under
packing house rules. The battle was
scream, with the crowd on its feet all
the way and having one big time
Young Erlenborn challenges Kid Ross
and the two may go on next Monday.
Billy Ryan refereed the first three goes.
with Manager Downing going in for the
feature at the request of Ross. Ollie
Burns welded the hook in the battle
royal.
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WHITE SOX At POST
Game Will be Played on Fort Doug
las Grounds - Fans
Taking Notice.

With the refusal of Principal George
A. Eaton to allow the use of the High
school grounds for the White Sox ball
game Wednesday only the offer of the
Fort Douglas grounds gives a chance for
the game.
Colonel Scott of the Fifteenth infantry
Will give orders for a detail of men to
guard the grounds, a step made neces-
sary because there is no fence.
Manager Bert Margetts of the Salt Lake
team is awaiting word from the White
Sox, upon their arrival at Ogden today,
as to their acceptance of a game at Fort
Douglas. That they will be glad to play
anywhere is believed, because the pros
poets of game at Ogden are slim.
From the way the baseball fans called
up yesterday to learn of the White Sox
game, it is seen that there is much inter-
est in the play and that the game will
do a lot to stir up baseball interest in the
local ball circles, which for a majority
of the fans is smouldering very much
at the present time
Margetts will be able to put team in
the field which will make the Sox play
ball Just to show the ball fans around
the country that Salt Lake is on the map,
it looks as If the game will be played
and will be patronized.
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Both hghtweights are in condition for
a hard bout. Each has put in more
than three weeks Of hard training and
has been conditioned by good men.
That Dawson is locally an unknown
quantity is admitted even In Ogden, but
in his training work he has demon
strated that he can hit like a pile
driver and keep on hitting. Dawson
stands up and fights all the way, and if
he don't dispose of Sullivan there will
be lots of sadder and wiser fans in the
Junction City tonight.
Sc confident are the Ogden fans that
they have man who is there all the
way that wagers on Dawsons winning
insioe Of fifteen rounds have been
maed.
Suliivan's hackers have smiled all the
way through the Ogden talk and have
been accommodating the Weber county
men with almost a regret at easy
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MARATHON RUNNERS ARE
BACKING THEIR CHANCES

New York, March 2s.-BankroIls may
exchange hands on Saturday, April 2,
when the second annual Marathon
derby will be run at the Polo grounds.
Most of the contestants are ready to
bet 1000 on their own chances, and
it would not be surprising to see sew
eral big bets registered. Johnny Hayes
of Olympic fame is responsible for the
wagering. He has $1,000 up that he
can beat any man at the Marathon dis
lance. Hayes def has stirred up the
athletic clan, and he may get more ac-
tiOn than he wants. Holmer and Ted
Crook are ready to snap up Hayes Of
fer.
There will be a number of newcomers
with records that surpass those held by
last years heroes. Hayes is condition
ing himself at Great Neck, L. l., and has
the valuable aid of tie BegelmaD, the
old six-day gO-as-you please champion.
The rest of the fie i are quartered
about the city
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FOOTBALL IN GOOD
STANDING At CHICAGO

Chicago. March 2s.-Footba1l is once
more in good standing at the University
of Chicago, as result of the changes
In the game at Saturdays meeting in
New York of the rules committee.
The board of physical culture and
athletics Will sanction Coacn Stages
tentative gridiron schedule at its next
meeting. According to DR.. ]. d. Raw
croft of the University Athletic de-
partment, this disposes of the uncer-
tainty hanging over football at the mil
yersity since last fall
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HIGH SCHOOLS ASKED
TO ENTER STATE MEET

Coach Joe Maddox of the University
of Utah yesterday sent to the high
schools of the state invitations to at
and field meet to be held on Cummings
field May Is. The schools that COM
peted last year are: American Fork,
Brigham. Cedar City, Branch Normal
Eureka, Fillmore, Granite, Hungerford
academy, Jordan, Lehi, Manti, Mount
Pleasant, Nephi, Ogden, Park City.
Pleasant Grove. Salt Lake, Snow
academy, Springville, Spanish Fork,
Wasatch academy and Weber academy
1t is expected that this year besides
these schools number of other schools
will enter the meet.
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CORONADO POLO TEAM
LOSES TO HERMOSILLO

San Diego Cal, March 2s.-The 1910
polo tournament ended this afternoon
with the Hermosillo team vfctors over
Coronado by a score of to e. earned in
game that was the largest surprise of
the tourna ment
With the exception of good playing by
Major Colin Ross, at back, the Coronado
four showed an entire reversal of form
The HermOs!lio team played a fast game,
the best one they have played on the
local field, and to them now belongs the
consolation cup and the junior champion
ship. The tournament was cut short two
days by the withdrawal of the South
west club
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Messrs. Johnson, Hermann and Lynch
being present
At its close an announcement was made
that no decision had been reached, but
that further mail and wire exchanges
would be used in an effort to perfect a
finding. The decision, it was said, would
be given out no later than Thursday of
this week.
Since then no intimation has come from
headquarters here that any change of pro-
gram had been decided upon, and Mr.
Herrmann's declaration of today is taken
10 mean that the original plan will be
followed. Members of the commission ex-
planned after Fridays meeting that a
pledge of secrecy had been exacted from
all concerned, and that nothing author
itative would be forthcoming in advance
of the official PRONUNCIATION of the decree.
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Berger and FYGzee VIII Start
Jef's Tour July 1O--If He Wins

Chicago, March 2S.-In the event
James ]. Jeffries wins from Jack john
son on July 4th, he Will start his world
TOUR on July 10. The company will
show sixty days in this country and sail
for England on September 10. This was
the result Of a conference held vester-
day between Sam Berger, Jeffries' man.
ager' and Harry FraZee, who are pro-
noting the world tour.
1t was also decided definitely that
FRANK Gotch and James J. Corbett will
be members of the company The other
principals will be selected later on. for
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Family Jewels VIII Go On
mcfarland A goinst Fred Welsh

Chicago. March 2S.-The family Jewels
Will go on Packey Netherlands chances
when the stock yards fighter steps into
the ring against Freddie Welsh in their
ing club in London on the night of Nav
30 With the definite announcement that
the fighters have signed, friends and rel
atives of the Chicago lightweight are go
ing to back him to the limit.
Johnny Mcfarland, Packey's cousin. or
some other member of the Immediate
family. may make the trip over To Eng
land for the fight and take the kopecs
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KETCHEL ANNOUNCES
STRENUOUS PROGRAM

Chicago, March 2S.-Apparently Stanley
Ketchel is going to meet all the leading
middleweights within the next few
months, if reports now current are true.
Not satisfied with the arrangement to
meet Langford and the tentative arrange
ments for battle with Billy Papke, it is
asserted here that KetcheI has also
agreed to meet Hugo Kelly, the Italian
aspirant to middleweight honors.
Silvie Ferret, Kelly's manager. stated
today he had received the following tele-
gram from Matchmaker Hamilton of the
West End club of New Orleans: Match
is on. Am mailing articles Send on
ebrfeit $500. Want you here one week be-
fire fight"
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HERMANN TALKS.

Cincinnati. March 2S.-Garry Hermann
chairman of the National Baseball CON-
mission. today refused to discuss the
statement of President Johnson regarding
the King case.
mo decision has been reached Off
cialIy'' he said. and the commission
will have nothing TO announce on the
case for a few days yet"
Monday of last week Chairman Herr
mann announced that after an exchange
of views by mHC and telegraph. the ma
tional commission had been unable to
agree and that a meeting 10 consider the
King case had been called for Friday.
On that day a long session was held,
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money. They have admired Ogden'i
loyalty to a boxer who has worked IN
the city but a comparative short while,
but they say that Ogden is off wrong
this time.
Who will smile after the battle is
another question.
The referee will be selected at con-
ference of the boxers and their man
ayers with Promoter Grant today.
Dawson says that he is a stranger here
and knows none of the officials, so
any will do if they viii give him a
square deal.
The preliminary Of six rounds be-
tween Tennessee Slim and Kid Farley
of Ogden has stirred up interest in Og-
den, with Tennessee the favOrite.
The train leaves the o. S. L. depot at
7:15 p. m. returning from Ogden after
the contest. A special street car serv-
ice is promised to meet the returning
train
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both Berger and Frazee favor +.l,ino.
the middleweight and Iiehtwa1elb3;
champions along. AS coming events
may change the status Of the pueflistic
situation, it was decided to wait a liz
members Of the company.
berger viii leave for the Pacific
coast tomorrow night, and as soon as
ne arrives he viii get into communica-
Sloh with Jetfries and the other mem
bers of his training camp. and 5a4a
VIII be set for the start of hard train
ing at ROWardenna
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UNIVERSITY REGENTS,
MAY ALLOW BALL COACH

At the regular meeting of the board
of regents of the university, which will
be held " ednesday Afternoon, the ques-
ton Of allowing q baseball coach for
the present season will be discussed
This is the third year of the baseball
league for Utah and up to this time the
school has never had a special coach
for this branch of athletics. 1t is
thought, however, that in as much as
the other schools in the league will be
much stronger this year, that the re-
gents will grant a special coach. In
the event that the coach is allowed.
Jack LoeH, a member OF last years
football squad. will probably get the
nositiOn
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along. It is known that Mcfarland boA
20 make a side bet of Something like
Sz,5V0 before he secured the match. and
TINS amount and considerable more will
De taken over as commission
Inc weight suits Packey and he has
written, time after time, that HEN SrreIv
peat welsh There is considerable Bit
ternesS between this pair. Welsh's side
stepping tactics and then the assault upon
Hat hlnneally, Packey's trainer bv
Welsh and his friends, in a London re-,
sort have done a great deal to widen
the breach.
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SPOKANE SLAB MAN
WARMING UP HERE

''Spook'' Larson. southpaw from Spo-
kane, is in Salt Lake and is in prelimi-
nary training to pitch for one of the mi
son. He has had several offers from the
clubs in the Colorado state league.
"Spook' enjoys the distinction of being
able to pitch with either arm, but this
season he thinks he will work his handy
left in a majority of the games. He is
working out daily N he Salt Palace
grounds.
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WHITE S0X HAVE EASY
TIME WITH NEVADA NINE

Elko, New, March 2S.-The White SoS
team had no trouble in beating the Uni
versity of Nevada's picked nine this after
noon at Aackey field, by the score of Il
to 8, although neither side scored in the
last three innings. Score: r. II. E.
Nevada University ...........3 5
White Sox .........................1 Il
Batteries-Rossi and Fletcher; Schnur-
Ter and Ryan.
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LYNCH TALKS.

New York, March 2S.-President Lynch
OF the National league declined tonight to
discuss the Killing case or to comment on
Ban JOhnSOn's remarks.
Baseball men in New York regard the
American league presidents explanation
as premature in that the understanding
was that no formal announcement that
King was to be reinstated with possible
penalties was to be made until Friday.
Furthermore, il is not quite clear why
Johnson's name should have been affixed
to the findings at all. inasmuch as he is
understood to have dissented from the
majority opinion throughout
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GRANITE BASEBALL.

Coach Moss of the Granite high school
will select his baseball team Friday. The
work of rounding the recruits into shape
has progressed satisfactorily, and Coach
Moss is of the opinion that this years
squad Will be the best ever turned out
by the school. The Granite team will go
to Sandy the coming week. where they
will meet the Jordan high nine in the
first baseball game of the season.
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ACTING YALE CAPTAIN.

New Haven. Conn, March 2s-With
Captain Philbin and Catcher Gregory
crippled, Fred Murphy has been selec =
ed to- lead the Yale baseball squad.
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WHITE sox START EAST.

-, Los Angeles, Cal, March 2s-Tbe
Chicago White Sox No. left yesterday
Tor their trip east. They will sion off
a day at Yuma for a game and then
Jump TO Phoenix for a game on Tues
gay Billy Sullivan, who has been in
the hospital for some time with blood
poisoning will remain in Los Angeles
for about ten days.
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the
upon the payment of OF the three
Lynch,
National
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YALE WINNER FROM
CORNELL, SIX TO FOUR

Washington, March 2S.-Yale won from
Cornell to 4, in the first game of the
season here today: Automobiles from the
White house carried the Young peonIa of
President Taft's family and guests to the
game score; r. H T..
rare .:.....--.-.. ....-.....-.........
III ----....-.--
Batteries-Brismack. Temmers and
Badger; Abbott, Goodwillie and Williams
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PISTOL SHOOT.

Pinehurst, n. c., March 2S.-The results
OF the annual state championship pistol
shoot of the United States Revolver asso-
clatlon was announced today, F. w.
FORSTER of Montreal winning with a score
OF Sg1, and T. c. Hopkins of New York
second, with 3S9. Mr. Hopkins won the
club Championship with the score of $40.
Mr.. Forster second, with pa.
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Synopsis of the annual statement for
the year ending December 81, 1903, Of
the condition Of the
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance
Company.
The name and lOca ton Of the
company, United States
Branch Aachen & Munich
Fire Insurance Co., New
York, n. Y.
Name of U. S. manager, Jos.
A. Kelsey.
The amount of its U. S. de-.
post is ...........-............S 145,O0e.W
The amount Of its assets is. 2242 S15. IS
The amount Of its liabilities
Qncluding capita) is ........ 1,l32S10.s5
The amount Of its income
during the preceding calen-
The amount Of its expendi-
calendar year ...............: ssT775.75
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding calen-
dar year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. blB So
The amount Of risks written
during the year ..-........... 143, US, $50 90
The amount Of risks in force
at the end Of the year.. 1l6,0s6, 7s4 90
State Of Utah, office Of the Commission
er of Insurance-ss.
l. George b. Squires. commissioner Of
insurance Of the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
company has filed in my office a detailed
statement of its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has in
all other respects complied with the laws
of the state RELAXING TO Insurance.
In testimony whereof I have hereuntO
set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
insurance department this 26th day OF
March, A. D. 1910.
GEORGE B. SQUIRES.
(SeaD Commissioner.
BY Willard Done.
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Ogden Women Call for Sheriff
When Lightweight Follows Pace
Special to The He raId-Republieanl

II Republic
trainer
d6reak offered by the stylish
along OnG the carriage for
1nee tha they were being followed
weight N0 little light
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SALT LAKE Boxing FANS BACK
SULLIVAN TO BEAT DAWSON

Leaving the special Oregon Short Line train at 75 o'clock
tonight Salt Lake boxing fans viii head for Ogden take the Pete
Tommy Dawson 2OOund contest Not in time has box
ing contest stirred much local interest the present and big
crowd assured Dawson backed by Ogden and Sullivan has
the solid Salt Lake delegation behind him To make the Junction City
fans betting viii be of the features before the contest
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ENGLISH RACES.

Kempton Park. England, March 2S.-The
Rendelshem two-year-old stakes of 200
sovereigns. distance half a mile on a
straight course. was won here today by
FiesOle. Fanager was second and Queen
third. Eleven horses started.
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State of Utah, Office of the Commission
eF of InSurance-ss

state OF Utah, Office of the Commission
er Of Insurance-ss
l, George B. Squires, commissioner of
INSURANCE Of the state of Utah, do here
by certify that the above named insur-
ance company has filed in my office a
de tailed statement of IT'S condition from,
which the foregoing statement has been
prepared. and that the said company ha $
in all other respects complied with the
laws OF the state relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
insurance department this 18th day of
Ma rich, A. d. 1910
(SeaD Commissioner
By Willard. Done. :
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REINSTATEMENT OF
Killing CAUSES ROW
National Commission Splits
With Ban Johnson the
Minority.

Excelsior Springs No. 2s-Cacher Johnny King formerly
member OF the Chicago National League baseball club will be pnaze
out renstated In organized baseball time
be with the Johnson president American league
The report of the findings in the King will signed by
garry HERMANN chairman the National commission
Lynch president of the National league Johnson
the commission.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris, March 2s.-Alby. owned by
Nash Turner, won the Prix Chenne-
vieres at Trem blay today In the Prix
Joinville Pont, w K. vanderbilt's Mar
caurele finished second.
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BORROW MAN But LOSE.

Yuma, Ariz., March 2S.-The White Sox
No. 1 shut out the Yuma team today, II
to 0. Yuma could muster BIZ eight men
and borrowed Smith from the Sox.
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pany



The name and loca ton of the
company, Continental Fire)
ms. Co., IS Cedar street
New York City, n. Y.
Name of president, Henry
Evans.
Name of secretary, ]. E.
Lopez, E. L. Ballard.
The amount of its capital
stock is .,.................S l 600 OOO OF
The amount of its capital
stock paid up is ..... loo 600 90
me ne allouht OF IT'S assets is. 22,332, 7S7 .04
QncludinS capitaD is - 92s7. e0S 40
The amount of its income dur
ing the preceding calendar
year .,.... -...............,... 9672 645 "a
The amount of its expendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year .......... gs1g 794 90
The amount of losses paid
during the preceding calen-
,.f oar year ...::....,......;.,... 2,s7O,14s2 q
r., during the year .;....-..... sss. 7s3, 7SO. 90
at the end of the year .1s4s. 81, 5ss. 90
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Synopsis of the annual statement for
the year ending December 81 1909. Of
the condition of the -
Continental (Fire) Insurance Com.
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State Of Utah, Office of the Commission
of Tncrfrappo-co

State Of Utah, Office Of the Commission
err of assurances.
I. George B. Squires, commissioner of
insurance of the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that the bove named insurance
company has filed in my office a detailed
statement of it's condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has in
all other respects complied with the laws
of the state relating TO insura nee
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
insurance department this 18th day of
March, A. d. 1910.
GEORGE B. SQUIRES.
lSeaD Commissioner.
BY Willard Done