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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
BEDWELL AGAIN TAKES
HALF OF OAKLAND CARD
Wizards Colors First at Wire When
Righteasy, Gilbert Rose and
Keep Moving Win.

Oakland, March 26.-H.. G. Bedwen re-
peated his success of last Saturday by
winning three races at EmeryVille today.
His colors were carried to victory in the
Golden Gate handicap by Righteasy She
led all the way. Gilbert Rose landed for
the lucky at Is to /, and Keep
Moving was the other member of the win
ming trio. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Mattie Mack,
109 Callaghan, to /, won Salomy Jane,
leo, Rooney, Il to l, second; Elodia B.,
SO, Martin, 4 to l. third. Time-f:I5 2-5
Blanche c., La Petite, Circo and Ell Paso
also ran
Second race, six Acknowledgement Hall,
107, Rice, 16 to 5, won; Timkim, Ill, Gross,
to l, second; St. Francis, ia, Borel, 10
to 8, third. Time-1:14 1-5. Beda Acquit
Dovalta, Ben Stone. Eudora, Lady Rens-
selaer and Silver Grain also ran.
Third race, Futurity course-GiIbert
Rose, 81, Callaghan, 10 to 1, won; Sewell
lis, Mentry, II to s. second; Gold Finn
Raleigh Roy Junior, SpOhn, Bit of For
tune. Arthur Rouse, Rosame, Severus and
Giles also ran.
Fourth race, one mile, Golden Gate
handicap-Right Easy, los, Martin, to
.. won; Inclement, 1OO Vanduzan, Is to
to 1, third. Time-1:4l. Nadzu, Silver
Knight and Phil Mohr also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Keep Moving, 113, Rice, to g. won;
Radiation, 81, Thomas. 16 to 5. second;
Whidden, 106, Page, to l, third Time
LAG 2-5. Buckthorne, Miles and Mr.. Bish-
op finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlOngs-Good Ship, SO,
Bevan, to l, won; Kidnorth, %, Seden,
to 2. second; Hiacko, ia, Williams, 13 to
gonaut, Banonica and Black Sheep also
ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
BUTTE RIFLE CRACKS
MAKE HIGH SCORE

washington. March 2e.-The Rocky
Mountain Rifle club OF Butte, Mont,
broke all records IN the inter-club rifle
shooting league matches this week, the
team scoring q grand total of $50 out
Of a possible 1000. This club and the
Winchester Rod and Gun club Of New
Haven. Conn, now are tied for first place
in the tournament. each having nine vic
tories and one defeat
The American Small Bore team, which
is to compete in a rifle match with a
team to be selected by the Society of
Miniature Rifle clubs, Of Great Britain,
has been selected by special commit
tee consisting of Lieutenant Commander
Leigh c. Palmer, u. S. N; Captain Mon
roe c. Korth. u. S. A, and Lieutenant
Albert S. K Jones of the National Rifle
association. Fifty men were selected,
z. W. Sweeting of the Warren (Pa-) Rifle
and Revolver club, leading with high
score OF 49,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
WESTERN BOW[ERS
MEET At FRISCO
Welcome by Mayor Mccarthy
Opens Fourth Annual
Tournament.

San Francisco. March 2s-Following a
speech OF welcome by Mayor Mccarthy.
and responses thereto by officers Of the
Western Bowling congress, the fourth an
nual tournament Of that body was for
mally opened at the Jefferson Square al
leys tonight Bowlers were present from
all parts OF the western half of the coun-
Try. and from now on the twelve alleys
Will be in almost constant use. Tonights
events were between local teams only
Shortly after 8 O'Clock Mayor Mccarthy
rolled the first ball down the carefully
shellaced alley.
There will be no bowling on Easter
Sunday. On Monday night rolling will be
resumed with games between six five
man teams. including the champ ion Eu-
gene aggregation OF that city and a picked
team from San Jose
In addition to the bowling contests, the
delegates will decide upon the city for
the holding OF the next congress and
elect officers for the coming year. James
Morley of Los Angeles has announced his
candidacy for the presidency.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
-FOUR MILLION FRY
FOR UTAH WATERS.
State Fish Department at Work
on Record Plant of Home
Bred Trout.

II Utah, within few years. is not
known as d fisherman's paradise. it will
not have been the fault of F. w. Cham
bers, state fish and game commissioner,
and his corps of deputies. Yesterday Mr..
Gamblers reported that 100000 trout fry
from the Springville hatchery and 100000
from the Murray hatchery had been
| planted this season. With 100000 more
70 come from Springville and 100000
from Murray, grand total of 1900 900
| rainbow, mountain. and German brown
youngsters will be planted in state waters
this year.
Not only in numbers, but in size and
general condition, will the Utah-bred trout
this season break all past records. Ex-
perts from other states have pronounced
the Utah fry the best they ever saw
and the Utah hatchery methods have
been copied extensively.
The fry now being planted range from
one and three-quarters to three inches
in length, with the larger ones now will
ing to take fly or bait. Yesterday Juab
county received a consignment of 100000,
with Washington and Iron counties to
receive 10000 this week and Sanpete $780,
0O0
The Enterprise reservoir in Washington
county Will receive 5000 fry, which, with
the number planted last year, will make
II one Of the best stocked bodies OF wa
ter in the state. The reservoir is nine
miles in circumference and holds plenty
of water all the year round.
Brig Madsen, chief deputy game warden,
returned from Provo canyon yesterday
with the report that the fishway built
by the Telluride Power company in Provo
canyon was doing its work perfectly and
that when the new steel screen, now be-
ing installed by the company at an adj
ditiOnal cost of $500, is working there is
not a chance for a fish going over the
dam. The fishway offers free passage
for fish both up and down the river.
Mr.. Madsen also reports that the Utah
lake bass spawning in the Powell sloughs
and Spring lake are in the best of con-
dition and that a record hatch is prom
Used for this year.
From the way the fishing licenses are
going, Commissioner Chambers predicts
the sale of at least $1,000 more than last
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
BUENA VISTA TRACK
BEING PUT IN SHAPE

Work on getting the Buena Vista, track
in shape for the early workouts has been
started and, aided by the rain, the work
has progressed rapidly. The circuit was
narrowed Friday and by the first of. the
week will be ready for the exercising
gallops
There are already more than 30 horses
at the track, but as yet the ponies have
been galloped on the grass, as the track
has been too hard. That the track VIII
be at least a second faster this season
is the opinion Of experts.
Applications for stable room and bids
for track privileges are arriving daily
at the Utah Jockey club office. At least
800 animals are now assured for the
spring meeting.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
MUST CHANGE FOOTBALL
Kansas and Missouri Valley Colleges
Opposed to Present Grid
iron Game.

Lawrence, Kan, March 26-'FootbaIl In
it's present form viii not be retained IN
the University of Kansas, Of that am
confident" was the declaration of Chan
ceIlor Strong of the university yesterday
1.-The opposition to the game on the
part of the regents is too strong to be
overcome by the imagined reforms the
national rules committee annually MAKE
continued Chancellor Strong.
Furthermore the other schools OF the
Missouri valley appear to be as greatly
opposed to the present game as is Kansas
and it will be a matter Of great surprlsS
to me if the game is ever again playe1
by the Missouri valley conference teams.
Chancellor Strong while admitting that
the English Rugby game may be given
a trial, is in favor of a radical revision
OF the American game.
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Brtnton. who for the past three years
has been the backbone OF the university
team In the sprints and the relay. is
appearing In better form this year
than ever before. With continued i'm
provement Coach Maddox is of the
opinion thar Brinton Will smash all Of
his previous records on the track this
year.
Cutting, who appeared for the first
time last year as quarter-miler, is
much faster and stronger this year
than last, and he will probably lower
the record for this event established
last year by Brinton
Belknap. the captain OF the Ogden
High school team last year, will have
little trouble In making the hurdles
with Roskelly, who is one of the best
IN the state. The other men who are
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showing good early form are Cole and
The meet of the year for Titan viii
be on May 10. with the Stanford upi-
versity. Two years ago Utah met the
Stanford team and came out victor by
a good score. Last year Utah could not
meet the team on account OF conflict
ing dates. This year Utah will have
as good q team as she had when she
defeated the famous coast team.
The first meet of the year will be
the class meet which will be held on
April s. This will be followed by the
varsity tryout on April 10. On May
IA the "U' team will have q dual meet
in Provo with the B. Y. o., and on May
Of the year will be the annual state
track meet, which will be held on May
81 on the Cummings field. In this
meet the University of Utah, the B. 7.
u. and the A. c. u. will compete.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
NORTH AND SOUTH GOLF
PLAY HAS MANY ENTRIES

Pinehurst N. c., March ga s6-hole
medal play, fourball best ball match,
amateur and professional, opened the
tenth annual united north and south
golf championship tournament today.
The best cards were William T. West
of Philadelphia and Alexander Ross,
who made 141. The best morning round
was "a, made by Willis Anderson, and
the best afternoon card was II, made
by Alexander Ross.
The field is a brilliant one, including
National Amateur Champion Robert A.
Gardner of Chicago fcrmer British and
American Champion Walter T. Travis
of Garden City. Mrs. C. H Vanderbeck
OF Philadelphia, in the final round in
the annual united north and south golf
championship for women, defeated Miss
Mary Fownes Of Pittsburg, one up ON
the home green.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
ONLY WALK-UP STARTS
FOR KENTUCKY TRACKS

Lexington, Ky, March 26-The Ken
lucky racing commission adopted a res
olution today providing for the Walk-up
starting system for Kentucky tracks.
The commission also passed a rule
which provides that trainers, owners.
jockeys, apprentices or horses which
raced on a track IN Kentucky not Ii
censed by the commission. shall have
their licenses revoked and that any as
ISOLATION which allows the same shall
lose its license.
This rule was passed 10 prevent horses
which race at Louisville or Lexington
from starting at LatOnia until the latter
pays its account with the commission.
The commission adjourned until
April II.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
SOCCER GAME IS
SEEN At GRANITE
Bio Crowd is Enthusiastic Over
Play-BlueS Lose to
Whites.

Despite the bad weather, which made
the field disagreeable for players and
spectators alike, big crowd of Gran
lite High school athletic enthusiasts
turned out yesterday afternoon to see
the match soccer game between the
Whites and the Blues OF the Soccer
Boosters club.
The Whites, led by Captain Ansell
won from the Blues. led by Captain
Bramley, by the score of 4 goals to 3.
The play put up by both teams was
fast. and the team play excellent, con-
sidering the short time for practice.
The feature of the game, however,
was the interest taken by the spec
tators, and despite the fact that the
play was new to most of them, a good
try for goal or spectacular rush down
the field drew forth applause time and
again.
The school authorities, and even the
Granite football players, admitted after
the game that there was lot to Soc
Ger. The game is the first of a series
that will be played to illustrate to the
people the merit of the soccer game.
Next Saturday another match game
will be on the boards, the place to be
announced later. The lineup:
R1npQ
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
YALE BEATS PENNSY
BUT LOSES STAR CATCHER

Atlantic City, N. J., March 26.--Yale
again defeated Pennsylvania today In
the second of the Easter exhibition
games at Inlet park, but paid dearly
for the victory, as Catcher Philbin, one
of the Blue Star athletes, fractured an
ankle while sliding to a base, which
probably will keep him out or the
game all season. Score; s to 8.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
SALT LAKE PITCHERS
OFF FOR NORTHWEST

Pitchers CLYDE Hall and Irving Jen-
son left yesterday to join their re-
spective Northwestern league clubs.
Hall goes to Seattle, a wire coming
yesterday saying that his terms have
been agreed to. After the breakup
of the Intermountain league Hall went
to Seattle and made a brilliant record,
winning seven out OF nine games
Jensen, this season, seeks g. new
berth with the Vancouver club, after
three seasons with the Spokane In
dams.
Each of the local pitchers has made
q hit with Northwestern league fans,
and each is at the top of the winning
column
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pecial to The Herald-RepubHcan.)

Especial to The Herald epublican)
Lshi, March 26-In one OF the greatest"
basketball games ever seen on a local
fl5or the Fats" of the Commercial club
last night won from the Leans by a
score Of II to 9. The house was packed
TO see the fun.
The game was sensational throughout,
anG while not much attention was paid
70 the ball. each player seemed under the
impression that he was to play his man,
and at some periods of the game from
three 10 five genuine wrestling matches
were in progress. For the Fats" Bish-
- Lewis was easily the star. caging two
baskets and throwing three leans"
Morg Evans. chairman of the school
board, and Superintendent s. 1. Goodwin
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
LAToNlA ENTRIES.

Cincinnati, March 26.-Entries for the
stakes Of the Latonia race meeting,
June to July 9, were announced to-
day. Thirty-five horses are entered
in the Derby, which drew the smallest
number. In the eight stakes a total
of $50 horses have been entered, the
Cincinnati trophy, valued at s2,50e,
leading with the high number Of 1o3.
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GA4A%A@AA%%A% %%%%A%%% ~
l. Now that the baseball season y
J. Is here once again, the Herald
l. RepubIican wishes to advise its
i readers that the columns of the +
= sporting page viii be open for re-
\ ports of games, challenges and
\ other news of all teams, large or
! small. All communications must
\ be written plainly, on one side
\ of the sheet only, and should con-
\ tain all the facts, such as line
\ ups, date of game, where played
\ and the names of the teams and
+ the score. Reports of games two \
\ OF three days old VIII not he
\ printed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
Lehi "Fafs" Lay on Lehi"Lcans"
to Win Championship Game

, also proved themselves to be wrestIers of
promise, never allowing a Lean two
throws at the basket.
For the Leans" superintendents An
derson and Child were good at holding
down their opponents-even though they
were underneath.
So popular was the game with the
dience that a demand has gone out to
have ii repeated next Friday, when the
Leans say they can turn the trick.
The lineup was as follows:
sfTEafs' "Ieana
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
TooELE BASEBALL.

'cnec'al ~ Tho Heralt- p snishiicans
Tooele, March 2e.-At the meeting of
the city council on Friday evening the
local baseball club was granted the use
of the public park for baseball games,
with the right to charge an admission
fee. not to exceed csc, and 15c for chill
dran
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

Behind the bat will be Scott and
Good, Scott one fthe old guard and
Good an eastern backston whom Mar
gets has lined up for his Murray nine.
In the box, Kid Hummel Castro and
Ern Heusser will hold orth.
Bert himself will hGId down the
initial sack.
Kaefer at short will complete the in
field.
In the field. Merickle, Stewart and
Tegunn will gallop among the butter
cups.
1t will be "some fun"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
STEER ROPIN0.

Ell Paso, Tex, March 26.-Bert Weir
of Monument, N. NJ, tonight posted
81 900 forfeit for a steer roping con-
test for the championship, now claimed
by ]. Ellison Carroll. CarrolPs time
in a 2S-steer contest was II seconds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
DECISION TO BALDWIN.

New Orleans, La, March 2e.-In a
slow ten-round bout at the New Orleans
Athletic club tonight Matty Baldwin
of Boston was given the decision Uer
Leonard Lauder of Los Angeles. Bald
win was the aggressor at the start
and at no time was In danger.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
GOVERNOR STEPS IN.

Harmon will stop a proposed prize
fight, scheduled 10 be held at Akron
next Tuesday night, between Biz"
Macl1ay, the Findlay pugilist, and Jack
White
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
TURK WINS.

Chicago, March 26.-In a one-fall
wrestling match at the Chicago Ath-
letic association tonight Yusuff NAH
mout threw Raoul de Rouen In % min
utes and 81 seconds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
DURHAM TO WICHITA.

" Wichita, Kan, March 2e.-Frank
Isbell of the Wichita Western league
baseball team has purchased Pitcher
Jimmy Durham from the Louisville
club
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
SnringYille.

Referee. Blade. Umpire, Fletcher
Clegg and Weight played especially
strong games at center for the re-
spective teams.
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Being largely covered with cinders,
the High school grounds are now In
the best shape of any in the city, and
will give a chance for some fast play.
Manager Margetts will know today
If his efforts to land the High school
grounds are successful.
To meet the SOx, MaTgetts has lined
up the old guard of blue ribbon tossers,
only this year there should be no
stage fright, as the same nine met the
Sox last year and then, nothing to moth
ing, for six innings. They blew up
then and lost, II TO 0.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
FIGHT TO DRAW.

Memphis. Tenn March 26.-Tommy
Garry of Chicago and Tommy Bresna-
han of Omahs fought eight rounds to
a draw here last night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
NAVY FENcERs BEST.

New York, March 26.-The naval
cadets from Annapolis outpointed all
other teams tonight, and won the in
tercollegiate fencing championship.
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HEDER FIVE WINS TITLE
OF SOUTHERN SCHOOLS
to The Herald-Republics

To- to the Heralo-RepHbncan.)
Provo. March 26.--The Wasatch High
school of Heber tonight won the un-
disputed championship of the southern
division of the State High School Bas-
ketball league by defeating Springville
PLAYED at the 3. Y. u. gymnasium be-
fore a big crowd. Heber will now
play Weber academy for the state title.
The lineup:
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ALL IMPORTANT SPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE
ACTIVE SEASON AHEAD FOR "lp
TRACK MEN---OUTLOOK Bright

OF uni
much attention Captain Bnton Rokey: who will
expei
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Pete himself confident that Dawson win be counted out Tuesday night The
ponn possessing haer like Dawson chances of ending the bout in
finding
hackers Ogden.
AZ
M Ogden the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
White SOX HERE WEDNESDAY
SCHOOL GROUNDS ONLY HOPE

Sex areco
a
Bert
life If
the High school
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-08-02

with Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. ThaIheimer
of this city. . AL
Frank Foster, who was for some
time cashier for the Pacific Express
Co, has resigned chat position and
has gone TO Mississippi where he will
make his home.
Mrs. K, A Lane and children, of
No S17 West Eleventh avenue. will
leave this morning for Garrison.
Miss. Mr.. Lane will accompany them
as far as Memphis.
Mrs. Berry and daughter. Miss Bet
ty, left yesterday afternoon for Yer
sailles, KY, where they will visit
old home. Mr.. Berry will accompany
them as far as Memphis.
+. \. Poole and L. Senyard left
yesterday morning for Dumas where
they will paint and paper the few
residence of Charlie Dante. which IS
now nearing completion.
g. Fl. Gill, popular employee ef
the Mead-Hudson Co., will leave to-
day for an extended tour of the
Northern and Eastern states. Mr.. Cir
will he gone for about Two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs J.ssB. Pierce will
leave today for Little Rock where
they will pay a short visit to friends
While there Mr.. Pierce will close
some important business transac-
lions.
B. c. Mead, CIRCULATION manger at
the Graphic office, has returned from
a several weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Michigan. His wife
and son will remain there throughout
the summer.
Walter Dunnegan, day clerk at the
Jefferson, left yesterday afternoon
for an extended tour of the northern
and eastern states. Mr.. Dunnegan
will be on his vacation for about four
weeks. Wilbur Orto will fill his
place at the desk.
Angus F. Mcneil, of Redfield, was
in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for big barbecue,
which will be given by the w. o. w.
and Odd Fellow lodges there on AL
gust 10. He reports a fine rain in
his section Sunday and says it was
just the thing for growing crops, as
it was needed