The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
IMPORTANT SPORTING
EVENTS ON THE GO
Football viii Remain as 1t Is,
With but a Few
Changes.
BY MANHATTAN.
sed Wire 10 The Tribune

by l<FdScI NlEf W ne tribune
NEW YORK, Jan. S.--Competition
in baseball next summer is going
10 be mighty keen In the east.
Or. G. II. A. Lawson. the promoter. has
announced the nnality OF his plans for
a new league. to include the cities Of
Boston, Providence. Brooklyn. Paterson,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. One OF the
features of DR., Lawson's new league
will be the abandonment OF the color
line. Crackcrjacks. either black or white.
Will play. he says,
II want To take back $4,000 for my
Wife says Dorando Pietro, the little
Italian marathon runner, who came over
last month to do some running In CALI
fornia. AS clipper and debonalr as ever,
Dorando seemed delighted 10 get into
the United States again
II thought you had given up athletics
The runners face became mirthful as
he replied.
Il took $4,000 home when l was In
the United States before Now / want
California is so like Italy In climate that
l believe can do $4,000 worth OF racing
there quite easily.
I anticipate some large doings at the
old Southern club in Hot Springs, Ark,
in a short time. / understand that the
new buyers are planning some induce
rnents which will bring big sporting and
betting men here, even before, the Pirates
Southern club. or THE Big Bankroll
club" as it's known. is relic OF the
old Monte Carlo days OF Hot Springs
The Dan Stuart interests turned II over
to Sam Wagner Of Dayton: O.; Charles
Walker, the big race track Plunger oi
the Canadian circuit, and Inoch Hughes
a Texas sporting man.
The real work OF revising American
football will be taken up this week Inc
committee. which has been at work since
the /. A. a. u, S. meeting late las'
month. sitting out suggestions, are nov
ready to open the game UP VIDE: e, ~ peoP,e Ip1e
slightest fear that the game VIII oe
spoiled. 1t will be the same old sporl
next fall only just a little safer FOR the
fusal to the proposition Of allowing the
whole work OF revision to Yale. Prince
ton, Cornell and Annapolis. Ihanks ar
due In great measure TO Dr. Harry u. ~
Williams OF Minnesota, In successfully
passing that the collegians elected the
! following officers for 1910:
United States MILITARY academy, Wes ,es
Kenzie. University OF PennSsyySaniaa-j -.s sec, e
retary and treasurer Prof ISddiS, w NicnoI, awn
5Tm, C9nn: "HFlssar direetors Prof.. W, n, Golden
University of Pennssylvansa r W Mar, 9a
vel Brown nnyfTsitgf PTof Iorb D. carolina a Ina
Prof s. w. Boyer, Iowa State college
Prof C. w. Hetherington, University ol
Missouri.
The break Of the Western Skating as,
sociation from the east was move
had anticipated for some time. AFTER
the Eastern Amateur Skating associa.
tlon had refused to obey the mandate OF
the Skating Union of America and rein
state Edmund Lamy as amateur cham
p!on OF the United States and Canuda
trouble was plain. look for some good
sport among the westerners ,,uw that
they have broken loose and have no bars
to their ambitions.
Harry Davis of Pittsburg. who has Sc
cured the lS.2 balkliue billiard match be-
tween Willie Hoppe and Ora Morning
star for February 2. and A. has one o.
the best parlors in the United states
It is housed In the same building ms
Davis's Grand Opera house, and Mr.
Davis gives 1t his personal attention
Hoppe and Morningstar. signed 10 plaa!
for $500 A side and there will lie q
and 10 per cent division OF the receipts.
Coach Ten Eyck OF the Wisconsin uni
versity rowing crew. Is planning a vain
glorious campaign for this scar. 1t was
Thought that Ten Eyck would resign be-
cause of the war of the faculty Of Wis
consin' against athletics. but he stucf
TO his post and uncon"ernedly went tc
work gathering material cor 1910.