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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
OH. WHERE Is MY WAN
DERING BOY TONIGHT?

What has become Of Francis Heath 90
IS thc question That is being passed
around among the bicycle fans the past
few days. 1t was reported Wednesday
that Heath had gene To- New York city
TO sign up bicycle riders for the coming
racing season. but when Mrs Heath was
called up by Tribune reporter WcdRes-
day night she said hcr husband WAS up
town. but was expected soon. Thurs
day came and the manager OF the Salt
Palace was Sill among the missing. but
IT has been learned that Heath is about
due In New York. 1T is said that Heath
Will be present at the y. {. \. meeting,
which takes place tho latter part of the
present month In New York. and will rec
Ommcnd his choice for tho Rocky noun
tain district y. G, y. job. Then he viii
see Chapman. " Is said, TO induce some
of the riders 10 return to this city. 1t
is understood that Chapman has all the
good men tied mp in the east and he is
in position now To dictate terms To
promoters In other parts OF the coun-
try.
Francis Heath whose father owns the
Salt Palace. II is said. will manage tho
bicycle track the coming season He has
watched the game since the track has
been built and VIII try his hand in dish
ing up the sprints for the cycling public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
Emeryvilie Entries.

OAKLAND. Cal, Feb. S.-Emeryvine
entries for Friday:
First race, futurity course, four-year-
olds and up sellIng-No Quarter. lo9;
Bucolic 1903; Hector, l09 Ocean shore.
l09; Galvanic l09; Aneeifacc. 105: Like
" Dieudonne. l05: "Blacksheep. lO7; Sir
Barry. los. Argonaut, Jos; Steel. los;
Lady Rensselaer, l0$
Second race. three furlongs. two year
olds. selliDg-Portola Queen. los; Ara
gonese. los; Salali. los. Ravelston II. 100,
RaYelstoni. 10i Robert Hurst, 10;
Media. l05: Fontello, 81; Dalra. 9I Miss
Toddie, %: Stanley s. 81.
Third race. five ana a half iurongs
threeyear rold maidens purse-Iiindoo
star. l0l; Pico Banco. 1o1, Prince Win
ter. lOI; Cantem. l07, Bit OF Fortune.
ioI; Descendant, 1917 Billy Saunders,
lO7: Basel 100: Babe Neaiy, lO5: Kitty
Cuuard. lO5; Fhil Mohr. III
Fourth race. six furongs. threeyea
olds.- Martinez hendicap-Binocular ~,
Eliza beth, 30; Daddy Clip, lO5 Turrent.
los; Raleigh r. u, los; Copnertown. 10.
Fifth race. one mile. three year olds
and up. sclIine-Kermit ia: Trust, III:
Denncnn Coppcrs. ia; Mr., Bishop Il2,
Dr. Downlc, lO9. "Wolfvlle. 1903: Sanitot
Ia. 90; Contra Costa, 90, Convent Belle,
ll2: Illusion. 1l2; Dixie Dixon -
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs
three year-olds. purse, maidens-Juan,
1O7; Twin Screw, lo7 Mark Twain. lO7;
Ormonde Cunningham. 107; Sam Brooks
107; Rivera. 100, Bob Burns 10: Sully.
10. Phosphorus. 10: Clara Sal. lO5
Hcrliana. l05, Directello. 1905.
Apprentice allowance.
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PAULHAN WRECKS BIPLANE; NO ONE HURT
YOKEL AND KARP ARE
IN FINE CONDITION
Eastern Man is Acrobat, and
YOkeI viii Have Hard Time
Winning.

There was IL rash al the salt Lake
thcater Thursday when II was announced
that tho tickets were ON sale for The
YoEcl-Karp wrestling match scheduled
for February s. Everybody Is anxious
to secure a seat as close 10 the mat as
possible and most OF the ringside seats
have already hccn soId.
Ka:p and Yokel are training hard every
day for their match. Tho men are In tho
best OF physical condition and the fans
hope To sec the best contest they have
ever witnessed in the wrestling game.
Both men have a host OF admirers. and.
while the local sports favor iukel, there
VIII be q great deal OF kaTp money In
sight on the day OF tho match. II the
odds are right. Just why Yokcl should
be favorlIe no one seems 10 explain, cN-
ccpt that he is well known here. Moth
Ing Is known OF KarD's ability but the
littIe wrestler says the boys Will get ac-
quaInted with him before the match Is
over YoEel Saws HAT karp VIII never
be able 10 throw him, and karp says the
same OF Yokcl
Tarp is an acrobat of the first class.
Handsprings and somcrsaults are as
easy TO him as walking is 10 the ordi-
nary man. Thus, l[nrp is not only n
wrestler but "tumber" well and he
says that he has never yet found the
man his weight that could fastcn q hold
which he could not break by some
counter.
Yokel on the other hand. is strong
boy who depends more upon his strength
than trlCkcry. while he Is not so slow
himself when il comes 10 the fire points
OF the game He will enter the match
confident oi throwing karp in less than
an hour
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The lineup
STGAR IIOESE
NELSON is READY TO FIGHT
WOlGAST IN LOCKED ROOM

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. :.-LoudIy de-
nouncins his coming adversary in strict
prize ring terms Ad WolgasL tore OF
mis- coat tonight IN The office of Sid
Hester. the fight promoter. where AN
effort was being made to settle terms of
the Wolgast Nalson fight and offered to
night Battling Nelson then and there be-
fore the little crowd of newspaper men.
hight promoters. managers and local
sports. ic stood in front OF Nelson hurl-
ing his defy, but Nelson never rose from
his chair, When Wolsast had finished
his talk, Nelson offered 10 wager $4,000
against $500 OF Wogasts money. he and
WolSast TO lock themselves IN any room
In the building, with the agreement that
The ono who could unlock the door FIRST
should collect the big bet. Those pres
ent interfercd, and the two fighters wcrr
kept apart
Wolaasts ire had been aroused by some
tauntinc remarks made by Nelson
The articles Of agreement Tor the
Washing ions birthday match were NOT
signed tonight because Nelson and Tom
Jones. Wolcasts manager. could not
agree on the matter of a side bet Mel
son SAID that II should he 5000 at even
money, while Jones would listen TO moth
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Juarez Entries,

JUAREZ Mexico. Feb. 3.-Terrazas
park entries for Friday:
First race, one milc-Tbe Wolf los
Camera. 100 Luke Gates, 9S; judith
Page, 9s: 'Lady Paret. 80.
Second race, six fulongs-Dcuce. H.
G. j. Cox. 1O9. DR.. Coleman, io9
Gresham. 100; Ollie Burnett 1o7: Dancer
101; Coatcutter. 106: Brougham. JOG
"Bold Diah. 100. Miss Danvillc I0I
virginia Lindsey. 102; Lillian RAY. 90
Third race. 2-year-olds three and a
half furlongs-owenita. los; Dreamy
las. Columbus Queen. los: Ina. los
Marion Rudd. I0s. Ilzie. los. Car, los
Leap, los; Esma, 10S Jwalani. los
Fourth race. five and half lurloncs-
Seven Furlongs, los: Orhed Lad. Jos
Light knight. 105: Execute I0S Gyps,
King. los; The Fad, 1O5; Colonel Bob
100.
Fifth race. FIVE and n half furlongs-
Stendal. 10; Dr.. Mack. 10, Zaswell, llO,
-. j. Swanner. 10I: Busyman, 10T DR.
Hamilton. 107; Calves. I07 J.ykers, 100
Ina Cray. l05: Shirley Rossmore. 1O5
Star Beam. l05; 'Cint Tucker. 1O2
Sixth race. six furlonrs-Sibari 1I2
Lanlgan. 100; Appreciate 100; Ed Tracy
l09: Florence Myers. l01: Niger Baby
lO8: Dick Nestal, los: Regards 106: High
Street LOG. Bcllc of Brass. 10i: GoIdan
1oI; 'Bautronia. ~
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
HOPPE RUNS OUT IN
CLOSE SCORE RACE
MOrningstar Misses Opportunity
to Win; Looses by Five
Points.

PGTTSBCRG. Feb. S,-WnlIe Hoppe
ran up n second block Of 500 points to-
night In his i5O0-point championship 49,
ballSllne billiard match with Ora Nor
ningstar but the latter was close on his
heels with l95. The total score now
stands; Hoppe. 1000; Morninestar. SOi
The contest was one of the Sharpest
and most brilliant over seen iu this city.
Hoppe ran ont his 500 In - innings. or
an average of 20 G-l9. while MorningstarS <
d9o vas made In Is innings. with an aver
age of - 9-lS. MorningStJr caught The
gallery wlih marvellous mHssc. which
was not more spectacular than n bril-
liant lwo-rail massc turned by Hoppe,
In the first half of the fourteenth in
ming. Hoppe tailed 80. and followed this
with 81. which put him out in front.
MornlngSiar came back i'm the fifteenth
Win So, and had a fine chance TO run
out his string in his seventeenth turn.
However. he missed an easy shot after
getting away with a number Of hard
caroms. Hoppe made only one point
from the sixteenth to eighteenth innings.
but ran or his required SO In the nine
tccnth. and The balls were left in line
position for the start tomorrow night.
The score:
Hoppe-45 , I5 10 Is III 4
10 ! 99 al l q $500
ANoragc-2G G-l9; high runs. III. 90 81.
Mornings 20 - ~ SIS -
Is I SO 80 O-i95
ANer0gc-21 9lS: nigh runs ll3, SO, SIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
SIXTY-T0-0NE SHOT
WINS OPENING EVENT

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. 3.-A large
gathering witnessed some brilliant racing
al Moncrief today. Upsets came fire.
lucnty The most sensational developing
in the opening event, when II, McCar-
ren's Caesariene colt. James Nc, quoted
at so 20 |. was returned winner over the
well ba ci5ed Thomas entry TWO favor
ties won. the successful choices being
Tom McCrath and Nethermost,
Summary
First race. three and half furlongs,
purse-James Nc. 30 TO /. won. Clay.
to 10, second, Jack Deuman, l. TO l,
Third. Time. :43.
Second race. five and half furlongs.
selling-Fair Louise. . TO D. won. Slicler.
TO =. second; Tempter. - TO ], third.
Time. .0S 40.
Third race, six furIongs. selling-Tom
McGrath. S To >. won: Abrasion. even,
second; Gronadek. 10 10 !, third. Time,
1:I4 f..
Fourth race. one mile and sixteenth.
purse-NethcTmost, 10 . won; Ozana
TO .. second. SoIemia. to !. third
Time. 1:46 40.
Fifth race one mile and a sixteenth.
sclling-ouagga, 6 TO /. won: Kilie-
crankie S TO /, second. Maediction. l6
TO third Time. AS.
Sixth race. one mile selling-Shapdale
TO ]. Nor; Roseboro, . TO D. second st
Joseph, S TO ]. third. Time. l;4l i-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
0RBIfULAR AND MEADOW
MATCHED FOR BIG SUM

JIAREI. Feb. 3.--Urhlcular carrying
"a pounds won The feature event al
Terra2ss perk today He went TO the
front in the stretch turn and won BY a
head from Meadow As 2 result of This
race. Il match race for $1,000 has been
made between OrhicUlar and Meadow un-
der weight for age,
First race, selling. five and half fur
lonss-Father Eugene. 100 (Austinl. S 10
|. won; Farmont. 100 PaGe>. . TO ..
second: George Field, lGf Garner. IS to
>, third Time. i:07 -. Uncle Pete.
Billy Batch. SILLY Bard, King Rover.
Daisy Garth. sam Webb. May Day and
saintascta also ran.
sSGHng rSge ,sz s,ling miIo and an
10 /, won; Misprlson. 1Oi Pa-e). TO
1, second. Duchess OF Monicbeilo. lo1
lSmalD. TO ). third. Time. l:5t %.
So; Tilda and Molicre also ran.
lonss--May Bride. lo7 tGarnerl. II to ..
won: Deer Foot. 1o7 CMcCahey) 20 to J.
second: Alarmed 102 (RamscyD. 10 10 l,
dith Page Grensian. Master Ma Clarcncc,
Billy Mayhue. Miss Caithness and Lady
Box also ran
Fourth race, mlic-orhicular, 100
lMcCehey). : TO ,. second; Lady Esther.
i:&o l-5, Sugar Maid also ran.
Fifth race. selling six furlongs-Clint
den. los (smalD to j. second stendal.
l10 tKcnncdy}. 90 10 l, third. Time,
LIE %. Beauuan, Mauretania. Hardly
son. S0anner, Sabado and Ora Sudduth
also ran
Sixth race selling. ono mile--Himslaya
III fWarren). to /. won; Lis;a. 1o2
Hamscy). s TO !. second: Gerrymander
,os oao tGerner1; p to :, third; Time, Fine,
Franks Whip Top. liopeS and Cheswar-
dine also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
LONG SHOTS ROLL At
THE EMERYV|lLE TRACK
BedWell Arrives With Carload
of GallOpers From
.Iuarez.

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb 3.-I.ong shot.
were In evidence a I:mcryyillc today
ono Of the surprises came In the thlro
race when lluapala. at 10 To I. got up In
time 10 win from Pretenaion and Rcd
wood II.
"'chct was another outsider To land,
The second race resulted in n close nm
ish. Creston winning by Il narrow mar
gin from Father Stafford
\ carload Of horses owned hv H. c.
kcd"eil have arrived from Juaroz.
fhSt race. futurily course. selling
Wicket lo1 lCo;ton) u to !. won; Pas
Scnger io1 Crapliu. II to 3. second. Met =
T0politan, lo9 tSelden). ) To /. third,
Tine. l:l1 l-5. Good snip Roberta.
Grammercy SILK and LaPeti,e nuIshcd
~. Second race, six furlones, selling
Crcston. 10 CNnspciI TO . won: Fath-
or stafford. III 'Rettig> Ia I. second:
.W,'oodl2nder. l@l lMeuiuryp. 20 10 l. third.
icish. Jiilctt Titus II. Daily. Birth and
MueEs finished as named,
Third race. one mile and twenty yards
won. rretcmsion. ios CGross,. II 10 L..
second; Redwood IL. iC9 tScldcG>. Il to /.
third. Time. 1:4i -. l.aacl Whidden
st Albons, Bryce Ny Pal Litholin.
i>hod as named.
Fourth race ono milo aud twenty
yards: selling AXIS Ar Ben. loI (Cotton).
> Ia j. won; Silver Line. io7 Craplinl.
TO >. second; Catalinc. I09 CScden) -
10 !. third. Time, l.4I 10 Trocha.
CocEsurc, Homeless. Bcllsnicl.er and Who
finished ~ named.
Fifth race. six and half furlones, sell
ing Bishop w, l0i (rap!nl. IL Ia 10
won; BaroOical. l0I tCoburn) = to -
second. Round aud Round, ITO CHermanl.
= In !. third. Time. 20 3-5 Roy F,
Special Delivery. Sam Barber Ampedo,
Wooden and Charles Green flushed as
named.
Sixth race. six and n half furlonss-
Sa'Dtcst. 90 tSrldcnp. II TO !. won: Rapid
Water los tMCntury), l. To J. second
Louis Sircubcr l02 UGross). il to | third
Time. l:2l 20. Jim Hanna. coricl, Black
sheep. l.aniia. Onatassa. F-redonia and
Or llcnc finished aS named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
FORWARD PASS BLAMED
FOR FOOTBALL INJURIES

CHICAGO. Fen. 3.-Before Coach A. A.
Sisee of tlIe University OF Chicago icfi
FOR New York this morning 10 attend the
meeting OF the National football rules
committee. he announced that he had
heard from football officials OF many
states all OF whom want rules that will
lessen tho liability OF players 10 serious
accidents and deaths.
Stages pet suggestion = the New York
sessions viii he regarding The forward
pas lie will seek 10 have the rules
changed in such way as TO make the
pass moro popular.
Tie real reason the forward pass
seems 10 have increased the injuries is
that II has bcen tampercd with too
much. ne said. "Thc rules for the las,
TWO wears necessitats playing the men
IN such & way as 10 leave the tackles
UNPROTECTED and thus invite MACS play,
the real cause OF injuries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
SALVATION ARMY WILL
GIVE AWAY FISH TODAY

There WIN be a large crowd on hand
this morning to get free FISH on the
north channel of Williams lake. where
tho game wardcns will seine. There are
tons Of fish I'M the canal which are be-
Ing taken out as fast as they can he.
10 keep from going to waste. as the water
has been shut off In order TO allow the
dredging Of the canal. Tho Salvation
Army Will he on hand With two wagons
10 bring In the promised fish for the
poor. The county Will also have a wagon
there to get fsh for the poor people at
the innrmary.
Joe Smith Will have charge OF the
scinluG and announces that all those who
apply for fish Will have 10 have fishing
licenses.
All poor people who wish mess OF
fish can have same by calling at Saliva
tion Army quarters, 10 Orpheum avenue
provided the game wardcns keep their
word in scininC some fish.
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FRENCH AVIATOR
IN Dad ACCIDENT
faulhan's Rip!ane Crashes
Through Fence and Comes
Down Wrecked.
AER0NAUT SEVERELY
SHAKEN UP IN FALL
Escapes Injury; Dozen People
Knocked Down. but No
One Hurt.

DENVER. Colo, Feb, 3;-Lonis Paul
Ian. the French aviator. had 4 narrow
escape from death this afternoon. whcn
hjs Fsrmao biplane colIided with the
fence guarding the race track az Over
land park. smashed through II aud came
down N heap OF wreckage on the
track Paulhan was thrown hcadlOnC
hui beyond n severe shaking up, escaped
unharmea.
Previous 20 the accident rauhan dad
successfully guided his machine mp into
the rare moanta7n air and had clrcled
tno OVe?ls nd race track n dozen times
or more, lIc then cnn:e to tbc ground.
and Is was announced that The French
aviator would. aiiempt 20 fiy over the
business district OF Denver, three or
fcnr miles away, and return,
Bnf the runway FOR his machine, not
over li0 Yards in length. and crampcd
hv thc race track fence and by an iT-
the grounds, proved too short for Paul
han on his second attempt. The ma.
chine LETT The ground. but TOO close to
the fence, along which were clustered
hundreds oi spectators. He scattered
the people like chaf', maHy escaping in
}ury by falling. stTuck tho. fence, re.
bounded and ricoc he;cd on thc bank of
the ditch, breaking one of the starting
wheels. Paulhan shat off his motor and
brought the machine 10 a stGndstill at
the far end of the course.
Disastrous Accident.
The machine was irundlcd back re
paired, aud again Paulhan attempted Il
fight, this time with disastrous Ic.
suits.
The biplanc was not three feet from
the ground when the end of ihc run
swav was reached. and although the
gamo little Frenchman tried dcspcr-
ately 10 Sweryc his machine, he was un-
able Ia do 50. and II crashed into the
f"nce. threw ii into the ditch, rebound
cd and came down IN mass of tangled
Ure:kagc in the middle of the race
track. Paulhan was fairly catapulted
from his seat. but he lii in thc sof;
snow and slush and escaped serious IN
Jury.
He scrambled To his feet in an in
slant. made n dive for his engine. which
WAS still whirring madly, and shut il
off Tkeu mounting The bank Of the
ditch. he waved his hand IN the direc-
ton OF The big tent. where his frantic
wife was standing, looked disgusrcdiy
at his wrecked machine for moment,
then trudged across the field. leaving
tho wreck 80 his> assistants and the
police.
An ambulance and two white.capped
nurses were there almost as soon as
Paulhan mad scrambled 10 his fccr. but
he did not need them
y dozen or moro people were knocked |
down by the machine when IL tore
through the fence, but no one was Sc |
riously huri.
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VARSITY ATHLETICS

The athletic council OF the University
Of ttnh held meeting Thursday after
noon at which the rules OF the inter
mountain athletic conference were talked
over. which rules had been decided upon
by The conference last week at the meet
ing held in Denver The members OF the
athletic council voted to recommend the
adoption OF the rlhcs to tho varsity fac
ulty which will act upon the matter
at its next regular meeting. and IL the
rules meet with the favor OF the faculty
then the University Of Utah Will become
a member of tho intcrmountain confer
cnce.
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ILLINOIS WILL PROTEST
CALIFORNIA ENTRIES

URBANA, H.. Feb 3.-That the Uni
vcrs,y of Illinois intends TO protest
against several Leland Stanford univer-
sity entries I'm the western conference
track meet this year became known yes
terday IF the coast athletes include
Horton. Crawford ana Mllcrit II is said
that Illinois win show the conference
committee that these men have competed
over the three-year limit.
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MURRAY FIREMEN WILL
GIVE BOXING CARNIVAL

Con Gallagher. who is promoting box
ing carnival under the auspices OF the
Murray fire department at Murray, an
nounccs that he has made all arrange
mcnts and is now waiting for the tenth
Of the month when the boys will give
their boxing exhibitions. bennington
and Rogers. who are to box ten rounds,
are reported to be in the pink OF condi-
tion. and their trainers say that it will
be the best mill ever pulled off at Murray.
The curtain aiser will he a four round
preliminary between frankie Emc and
Mickic sullivan, two OF tho fastest anna
tours in the "ny' weight division
Tommy Fitzgerald and Dodo Foster OF
Rock Springs, Wyo will boX four or six
rounds.
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James Nc, Sixtv
One Shot Owe,
ONE BIG FISH i
DID NOT ii
ohara Displays tbe
a Remarkable
Story.

\ ioS-pound Marie,
placed on exhibition -. 7.
40" q oil the Western A.
Goods company Tb,,r.,
wh'ch attracted a y,es,
'lon This fish was -.
o Mara; manager Of ~,
iol'eF skating rink. tws,su1c
ION; Catalina island ,sa,s,e
took O'Mara over tS,o,ds ,dst
nsh' and when 1t .ls .o,,s uluu| 4
g@Srh ,ih was made with
pole and a .twcniy-fo,
lardly seems posslhla ~
Ge accomplished. Howcvc.
frequently caught he ~ ,har
men. although O'Mara ''s
AS To size OF catch no
o Mara said that whsn
I9e monsi IT fish II jumn,
Of the water and lrIeS,"p
shake the hook out Of
ddrted hero and therevsN "
mSde straight for tbsp
thought surely the sss Az
sIlall Doat. but when w,,r
i, t!@ hsh darted away in X
o Mara Kept a tlght lina m
throughout tho cnro,,n, ,,ae
hually brought IL IN ~
WAS entirely cxhaur,e%
To quit, O'Maru CO...
mos, exciting sport ne -.
hopes 10 land another NY N.Y.
"ut year. "
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Murphy Goes South.

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-Four contracts
were announced by President Charles
w. Murphy OF the Cubs yesterday be-
fore he started for New Orleans TO look
over the training camp. which is to be
used by the West Side club this year
The four to sign arc Jack Pfiester, Joe
Stanley, Frank Pfcffer and Pitcher Levi
Knapp.
Kopp formerly played with Buffalo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
WILLIAMS WOULD ABOLISH
THE FOOTBALL "KICK-0FF"

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-The abolition Of the
"kcl5 off, and the adoption OF rules
minimizing the deadly tackles caused by
the open game are the unusual nnova-
tions In the football code fostered by Dr.
II. l.. Williams athletic director OF the
University OF Minnesota. IN a statement
made here today. Or. Williams took
decided stand against open-fi tacllling.
which has been greatly Increased under
the new rules.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04

SIS Catarrh by the blood
purhes the that there nothing lett to nane and
dangerous effect OF oa As long the membranes and
infected condition of the circulation oaarh will Its dagesabe
throat headaches waey difficult breathing and stomach
blood purified Local applications real curative value
lotions valuable only their and
equals curing
trouble
from the blood and enEices this vital fluid that
different the
Catarrh cured Book Catah medical
res. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA.
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JEENE DEFEATS DR.. MUM
IN FAST BILLIARD. GAME

LLOYD Jevnc played fast game Thurs
day and defeated Dr. Num- In an ciSn-
i"en-lnch bslklne billiard game by the
score OF 700 10 % in forty-one innings.
fevnc made series Of high runs. "A, 20
is. rs. 15--which put MIN much 10 the
good. Dr. Nuns high runs were 10 and
u.
Tho grIns were as follows:
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
Connolly OutclaSsed.

PEORIA H.. Feb. 3.-Pat Connolly
champion OF Ireland. was completely out
wrestled by Yusiff Mahmout tonight.
The latter won in straight falls. Nah
a toe hold and half Nelson in twenty
four minUtes. He won the second fall
in fortv-two minutes with a crotch and
half Nelson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
Weber Academy Wins.

SDffIal 10 llr llIpulF.
OGDEN, Feb. By score OF forty TO
seventeen the Weber academy basketball II
team defeated the boys from the deaf
school this evening. at tho formers gym
nasium. This was the FIRST game between
these teams this season, The next game
win be plaNcd ut The deaf school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04
EDMUND LAMY WINS FOUR
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS

SARANAC LAKE. y. y. Feb. Sd
mund Lamy, amateur skating champion.
today won the final in the 30 yard. the
half-milc. the mile. and three mile events
at the second day OF the International
outdoor skating championships