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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
KID MC0Y'S BROTHER
WINS TEN THOUSAND

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 1O.-Kid
McCoy's brother IL. II. Selby. furnished
a surprise here today and incidentally re-
lieved Moncrief layers OF $4,000 when
his hlly STARTER. at 10 To- /. ran away
from her field in the opening event. with
the cXcepr:on of the fourth event. which
brought together Booger Red and ROYAL
onyx, the sport was dull
Summary:
First race. three and half furloncs.
seilnE-Start!er. IL to l. won: LYDIA
Lee. - TO J.. second Naughty Lad, 20
20 ], third Time. IS la seconds
Second race. six furlongs, Breeders
purSe-Miss Herbert. II 10 >. won:
Throckmorlon , to /, second: HaZlet. IL
TO 10. third. Time, 1916.
Third race Ave rurlongs selling
Howdy Howdy. To 8 won; Lucetta s
l.02i.
Fourth race. SIX furongs. handicap
Royal Onyx. to e. won. Boogcr Red. S
20 5. second. Woodland, 80 10 l: third.
Time. ia,
Fifth race. seven furongs. scllng-Rag-
man, 20 10 /. won; Summcrnight. Il to l.
second: Camel II TO TO- third Time.
20 Ia.
Sixth race. mile and one-sixtcenth.
selling-Isrry Scott. to ). won, Male
diction. 3 10 l. second; Low Heart l.
TO J. third Time. so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11

JOCKEY GLASNER is
INTERNALLY INJURED
Mount Falls ON Him. Fracturing
Two Ribs: Four Fay0rites
Win.

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. lo-Tour favorices
won today with TWO wcll-piayed second
choices taking the other two overts
Jockey Glasner was seriously Injured IN
the first race. when his mount fell with
him before the barrier went up and
rolled on him. Two ribs were fractured
and he was internally injured
Summary:
First race. about three rurlongs -Tods
CoitaSc. 3 to ,. second; kathryn Gardncr
70 q. second: Mrs. Carter, 10 To /.
third. Time 80.
Second race. Ave and a half furlones
snlltng-Alcncon, & 10 I. won. SIR Walter
Rollins. To !, second, Tailow Dip. . TO
|. third. Time, 1:ll.
Third race, five furlongS. scninG-A.
MuskodaE 10 /. won. Cassie Arsrasor.
TO second; Bob May. ID TO /. third.
Time. l:O5 3-5
Fourth race. FIVE and = half fu.longs.
selling Tom Dolan TO 10, won: Surrcl
Top, . to ., second; w. / Hinch. to .
third Time. l:lO O3-5.
Firth race, five and a half furlongs.
to L. won Tom Too
hey. 10 /. second; Urualla, ) to /, third
Time. l'li4-5,
Sixth race seven fuylongs. selling
Claiborne. to .. won Virginia Maid. Is
TO !, second; Oesa. 3 To =, third. Time,
| ;33 S-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
JOCKEY GUY GARNER
RIDES -FOUR WINNERS

il AREZ, MEXICO. Feb. l0.-The fea-
turc al 1crrazas park today was the
riding of Jockey Guy Garner. Out of six
mounts he rode four winners and a Sec
summary:
FIRST race. selling. six furlongs The
Wolf los (Austin>, II to l. won; Bob
Lynch, l0i tGanc), to i. second
Charles Fox, 90 @, Wilson,, 30 To l.
thid. Time, 1:l4 Is. Deli, Mia. Mala :
Tine. Kyle, Sociable, Sisucus. Camera and
Alarmed also ran.
Billy Taylor los (Garncr). 10 l, won;
helic OF Brass. l03 (McCarthy). 5 TO i.
second: Altenbcrg. l03 (Benescotcn). . to
:, third. Time. l:22, Bill Bramble, Mrs
NuGent, Sabado, Minnie Bangcrt. John
Spnrks, rod and George Young also
ran.
rnird race, five turlongs-Siiyer stock
knight. 10I Dugan). TO :. second !;
Jolly, 9S tMcCahcy), 5 to l. third Time
l.VV; Ocean Queen. Gypsy King. Hannah
Louise. Force and Joe stokes also ran.
Fourth race, selling, seven furlongs-
McNally, I1I Garner. To >. won;
Sleudal, IL tAGstinD, TO /, second ko-
pax, 100 (Benescotcnb. . to !. third. Time
Chcswardinc and Tom Franks also ran.
Flith race, selling, six turongs-Airs.
l9l tGarncrJ, TO ., won; Bertmont los
(Bcncscoten). To l. second; Pops, l03
81. Wilson,, to ], third Time l:13 3-5.
Joe Enrich. Gibson, Leon {. Wolf, George
GuSton and Louisa also ran.
sixth race mile and sixteenth
Anne McGee, % (senescotenJ. 5 TO !,
second; Dcne, 100 g.. Wilson,. to /,
third. Time 1916 3-5. Alma Boy, Miss
Ida and Lista also ran,
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Chapman Is Slated to
Manage Bicycle Track
CHAPMAN MAY MANAGE
SALT PALACE TRACK
Heath Reported to Re in the
East Closing Deal for
Bicycle Riders.

According 10 reports circulated ABOUT
the city. which are said to have conc
from the east John NJ Chapman win
coming season. Chapman has ncariy all
tho good riders signed Tor 1910 and seems
To bc I'm Il position 10 dictate terms
When Harry Heagren turned down thH
Heath proposition. because. as 10 What
Heagren says. he wanted more money or
the same he was getting last year. which
was more than tho lTcathS would give.
Francis Heath general manager OF the
resort commenced 10 do some thinking
The mose lie Thought the more anxious
he Was to take trip To Now York City,
until finally Francis Heath disappeared,
end up 10 the present time Ills where
5nouts are unknown, but letters arc re
ported 10 have been received by friends
from Heath mailed I'm Chicago and New
York.
II Is said that Chapman Will send out
q representative 10 manage tie lla'H.
while he himself viii he here part of thc
time. He expects TO continually switch
people new fares. and ~ nc is siGDnS
many Of tho European riders. this city
may sec some good races after all, al
though at the present timc all prospects
FOR good season appear blue. AZ pres
cnl there is no manager al the lrncE and
NO riders have been signed up and Deo-
pic dr- beginning To think what there
Is in store Tor the l9ln bicycle fans.
Should iicagren moi secure the salt
Palace management. II is said. upon
pretty good authority, that motor cycle
rack Will be built here % which llca-
STcn viii be manager. Whom iicuSrcn
WAS asked regarding the motor cycle
track hc would not make aay statement
and that hc has been asked If nc would
manage il. providing II was built.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
SULLIVAN ANXIOUS
TO WHIP COLLINS
Lightweights Will Box Twenty
Rounds in Junction City
Tonight.

Pete Sullivan and "Birdicg" Collins VIII
box twenty rounds in Ogden tonight at
the Auditorium, and according to the
Ticket sale. n large crowd will be pres
cnt special train will he run from
This city 10 the Junction CITY leaving the
ilio Grandc depot ar ! p. M, and return
ing thirty minutes after the finish OF tho
contest
Sullivan says he is confident OF win
ning, lie is especially anxious to make
good showing IN this match as it may
help 10 secure for him corner in one
OF the preiminarics 10 the Jerrlcs- John
son match next July ]. Kid Hannah,
Sullivan's trainer, says that Pete is bet
ter than ever and that he wlll win In less
than fifteen rounds.
Collins win try TO win as quickly as
he can. 'B!rdleg" has one eye ON the
championship, and believes that IL he
can put away sullivan tonight he will
have shelvcd his hardest man in the path
ito the crown. Collins will have in his
corner Kid Bell Ross Burns (his man
ager) ana Trainer Biggs.
sullivan will have In his corner Trainer
Hannah. Jack Gleason and Manager
Armstrong.
Peanuts" Sinclair and Willie Willie
will box an cieht-round preliminary.
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ROGERS TURNS TABLES
ON HIS OPPONENT

II took Jack Rogers of Sprngvllle just
four rounds TO best Billy bennington. the
muCh-hcraldcd champion OF Oregon. in
their tcn-round boxing argument at Muir
ray Thursday evening. From the tap of
the gong TO the close OF tho fourth round
II was all Rogers. Not once did Dening
ton have a looku, although In the first
round he showed some speed, but this
soon melted away when he received a
few Clouts from Rogcrs's glove on the
chin. The bout was TO have been a
handicap affair. bennington having prom
iscd that he would best Rogers in ten
rounds. In tho second round Rogers.
with q wcll-dircctcd punch To the chin.
noorcd Lexington for the count of five.
From then on Ii was all Rogers and he
was awarded the decision.
One OF the best prelimtnaries that has
been pulled Off in Murray was the bout
between Tommy Fitzgerald and Dodo
Foster. The bout was for SIX rounds.
and during the time these two youngsters
were In the ring they mixed it all the
time Fitzgerald demonstrated that he
has class.
The four round preliminary between
MicEie sullivan and Young Ernc was a
draw The boys got in some effective
work but they both lacked steam Will
lard Bean ofhciatcd in the capacity OF
referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
SALT LAKE MAY YET
SECURE BIG FIGHT
Business Men Beseech Rickard
to Bring JeGries-JOhnsOn
Bout Here.

a conference which was held Thursday
afternoon by &. y. Tex" RicSard. Jo-
seph Nelson and Manager Langford OF
the Saltair Beach company, has conSid-
craDly changed the entire aspect OF the
proposed location FOR the Jeffries- John
son boxing contest.
When it was announced that Salt Lake
had lost the contest and that it would
be taken TO Frisco and IL was seen that
Rtckard had made preparations TO go
10 San Francisco TO look up IA site the
business men got busy and demanded
OF Rtckard 10 bring the contest here.
Richard says that he has still the nam
ing OF the location, and will bring II
here provided he is promised protection.
All the people in the state seemed to
be worked up over the matter and
Thursday Rickard was besieged with nu-
nent business men. not only in Salt Lake
city. but also from outside towns. ask
ing that he reconsider his intention Of
taking the contest to Frisco
The matter wound up with confer
ence with Mcssrs Iangford and Nelson.
After the conference. il is said Nelson
offered 10 wager any part OF $4,000 that
The Jcnrlcs- johnson contest Will be held
in Utah. ON top OF this. Rickard lmme-
diately left for Ely. New. his home. He
said lie did not know when he would go
10 san Francisco, probably not at all
Frisco will make q hard fight TO Sc
cure the contest The business men
there are backing Gleason. and while
Salt Lake has still the edge on the con-
test according TO what Nelson is alleged
10 have said. the business men OF this
city will have to hustle to convince Rick
ard that he Will he protected from all
losses in case the contest should be
stopped.
Another boxing match was held in
Murray Thursday night, which was said
TO be legitimate, and majority of
the people want the sport TO continue
Richard does not see why any one should
make a fight against n contest which
VIII bring thousands OF dollars 10 this
city. or any other city in which the
championship battle is held
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EmeryvilIe Entries.

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. Emeryvilie
entries for Friday:
First race. Fuiurity course-St. Avon,
l32: 81. Francis. 1872; Ampedo, lG2;
Colonel Jack 1872; Burleigh l29 Esca-
mado, 1923. Father Stafford, l25: Faneull
Han, l25 Lord Clinton. l13; Gramercy,
ia; Wicket. ll3: Glennadeane. Ill.
Second race, three and a half furlongs
Frank Ferris. III; Robert Hurst, l09;
Adrian. lOI: Soon. lC3: Ravelston H..
100; Vague. Sc; Fontello %.
Third race. mile and three siNteenths-
Mr.. Bishop. 10i: 'Miss Ofncious, l02;
Servicence. l02: Legatee. l0l; Mi Direcho,
90. Whiddep. ~: Homeless. 81.
Fourth race. six furlongs. Gilroy handl-
cap-Coppertown 1O9; Turret. l05. Miss
Picnic, 100, Old Mexico. 95; pr. Dough-
erty. 80.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards
Aks-Ar Ben. IA. Special Delivery. Ill:
Sir John, 100: Black sheep. los; Colbert.
1885, Cocksure 105: Redwood H., los: DR..
Downie, 1Ol, Bryce. 100: peggy O'Neal.
IS: Contra Costa. 81,
Sixth race. six furlongs-Adena. ll2:
Illusion. 112; Sophomore. los; Bemay,
105 Margaret Randolph. 105: Dovalta.
10j Dorothy Ledgett. l0l Ornate. 10l;
Gretchen G.. l01 Roberta. %; La Petite,
81 Eleanor Robson. 81
Apprentice allowance.
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MATTHEWS LOSES BIG
SUM ON WRESTLEaS
"McLaughIin's Juggler Vein
Apparently Burst, From
Which Red Ink Flows"

Special 10 The Tribune,
GOLDFiELD Ney.. Feb. lO.-Accord-
ing to employees ot the sheriT's Office.
a lake wrestling match between a Salt
Lake man and another from Idaho has
been the medium OF swinding t
Matthews % Boise City, Ida. out OF
several thousand dollars. Matthews ar
rived mere saturday. accompanied by
George and Allen Butler the former
claiming 10 Gc the father OF the wrestler.
Allen Butler. and all registered AZ the
Goldheld hotc! as from Boise. Later by
alleged arrangement. one Mclaughlin n
wrestler. and G. Hughes. arrived from
salt Lake Hughes posed as wealthy
mining man, and a match was made,
Matthew'S backing the Boise athlete. The
men wrcsilcd in a vacant house. nl-
I-aughn securing the rrst fall When
Mclaughlin was apparently about 10 win
the second tall. Butler secured a choke
hold. and Mclaughlin. breaking bubble
Of red Ink IN his mouth. pretended des-
perate agony. At this instant pre-
tended officer entered and threatened all
with arrest, Mclaughlin being ostcnsi-
bly, sent 10 n hospital,
The stake money was distributed and
Matthews is reported to have disgorged
nearly $4,000.
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\. N. {. A. WILL HAVE
FAST BASKETBALL TEAM

The Y. NJ. {. A. basketball team, wnl
have as its opponcts next Wednesday
night at the Y. NJ &. a. gymnasium the
team, at which time il is expected the
Y. NJ. &. a. aggregation will demonstrate
old time form. The hoys have been
working hard the past two or three
weeks for the trip to Chicago at which
time they VIII play twelve games. In
addition 10 the regular games that will
be played at the national games.
Supporters will he surprised To note
some changes In the team as il stood
heretofore. Gum, the guard, who has
so successfully held his position for the
past few years, having been elected cap
tain because OF the departure OF Metcalf,
win general the team in the future.
II is expected that the Il. Y. e. will play
the Y. NJ. G, a. a return game in the
near future and February 10 the state
champions will play the Kansas city
Athletic club at the association gym
nasium.
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Juarez Entries.

JUAREZ. Mexico. Feb. lo.-Terrazas
park entries for Friday:
First race five and half furlongs-
Tugboat 107: James Blacks took, 1Ol
Henry Belton. l07 Charles Fox, l07
Johnny Wise. 1O7: Black 10T. Grenalan,
1O5; Daisy GARTH. 1O5. king Rover, lo2i
judith Page. 100.
Second race. one mile-Arcourt, 109;
Moliere. 1OI; l.. NJ. Eckcrt, l0i: Lady
Garvan. 1927. Sad News, lo2; Miss Nigi-
LIANT. l02; Ollie Burnett. 1o2; George Guy
ton. 90 'Gunston 90 Duchess OF Monte
bcllo. 81: Lansan, 81, "Egotist. 81.
Third race two-year olds. three and a
half furlongs-Franll Mulens. rs. The
Royal Prince. 1os; Rue. 1oS; Esma. los;
Mascal. l0S; Owen Time, 1903
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Early
Tide. f04; LADY Esther. 1oI, orbed Lad,
100; Al Muller, %; Meddlins Hannah. %.
FIFTH race, six furlonEs-Calves. 1l0,
Florence Myers. los; sHidden Hand. JOS.
Elder. l07: Lacy Adelaide, 105, Dick
Vestal l04; 'Bantronia, 100, 'Plume, 100,
'Grover W, 90
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs
Soclable. 100. Sam Webb, no; {. w.
Kennon. 107: Fairmont. l0I: Miss Cath
ness. 105; Ina Johnson. l06; Deerfoot.
lO5: 'Inierpose. lO5. orbs Smile. 1o5;
'MaXlow. 105.
apprentice allowance.
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Jacksonville Entries.
Special TO The Tribune.
5ACKSONNIII T. 10 Feb 10-En

Special 10 The Tribune.
JACKsoNNILLE.e Feb, 1o.-Entrles
for Fridays races.
First race three-eighths OF mile,
selling g-YuletIde. ITO: Master John 10;
Sir Kearney 1l2: Common Sense. 1l2;
Roseburg Ill; ~; Jack, Denman. IL;
Monck. 10: Picoletta, 1i5: Deceirable.
115; Semprolus. 115; HawlSlike. l15; The
Rascal. 1l5. Louis Katz. ll5,
Second race. three-quarters Of 4 mile.
selling-Edcntata. TO-; MaZarin. 10d:
Herdsman 104 Tom O'Connell. 104. Mr..
Smarty. LOG; Jesslca. 10T; Starover 10I;
Tenptcr. 107; Inferno Queen, 107 My
Henry, l07, Sir Ashton. 101, Wildhre.
107 Pilain. lo1; Jack Hale. lo7; Simon
ette. 100
Tbyd race, three quarters OF mile.
sellng-Eustacan, t0l. Lord Nelson. 10l,
NJ. J. Wbeian. 1913. Allonby l03, Tres
Joli. l0S; May Amelia. 104: Ruble. 10i;
Earl's Court. LOG; Roscburg H. l0I: Gre
made, l09, Lens. 109.
Fourth race. seven-e eighths OF "A mile.
sellIns-Qucen's Song 90: Lothario i04,
Ten PAGES. l0i: Universe 10d, Sager, Ill;
Dixie Knight. III; Pullta. ia.
Fifth race. one mile, scllng-Schleswl
%. Firm. TO-: Font. lOg: Paradise Queen,
l05. Stcneman. t07. Dekalb, l07. Hooray.
100: Ballot BOX. l09; Hans 10.
Sixth race, one and .one-sixteenth
miles. purse-AGreemeui. as; Macdie
tiou, o3; Gramsar 1n3; lrrigator, 1g3 ;
Belle Scott l03; Woolstone. i06; Billy
Pullman. LOG; ouaeGa, 100,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
JEVNE BEATS SUTTON
IN THREE CUSHIONS

Lloyd Jevne defeated George sutton
I'm two match three cushion billiard
games and divided honors in 49, balk-
line billiards
In the afternoon game played Thursday
AT the JeVne academy. Sutton defeated
LEVINE. 200 TO l23 IN nineteen innings
Suttons high runs were 10 SO and 80;
JeNnes high runs were 3S, 96. 30. This
match was followed by three cushion
game which was won by Jevne in twcn-
ty-two innings, scoring Is TO Z
JcFne Won the evening game by score
Of 200 TO l2l, lS.2 balkline In twenty
innings, 1eVne's high runs were 81 and
26. Suttons high runs were 30 and 81.
In the three cushion match Jevne won
In fifteen innings, by the score OF 10 To l.
sutton will leave this morning for Los
Angeles.
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Sullivan and Coli
Meet in Ogden !
YOkEl AND ACKER
MATCHED TO vi
Welterweight Chan
Hangs in Balance
Yokel Fayorif,

Mike Yokel. champ.o,
wrestler Of thc west. ami
VINO claims the weltcrwe,e,
ship of the United stater /
by Harry Hcasren Tbur,dn'
best two In three fans 49,.
can. strangic-hold barred Na' ,a'
salt Lake theatcr Fenr,,a w.
th@ articles o. agreement ~.
Ilon by the principals uf anY nm
date 10 March 10. my
Lake Young. manager n, 4
Is IN the city md ma6n p
with Hcagreu for Tho -,
wired Nckeriuau ycsicrdarn'
wrestler wiil be here wItn,.
to take up his trailing ~
1t lF hoped hy tho fans A..
is as good as he is herslasa
lok@l ne has . zeal wrcs,9
mas never claimed = cham,
who has the stuff in him ,a
pound man down ON iho
United states today. In III
tha local sports. Ii Is sail
OF the sports will 20 10 IN.
pared 20 initiate Ackcrroam-
tcr!cs Of the Blue church n
10 follow the tactics rcccnt,.
STANLEY karp, who refuse5 7
Nokcl.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON
HURRIES KINGS CASE

CHICAGO, Feb l0.-If President John
son OF the American league. and member
of the national commission, has his way,
out, will be settled Immediately follow
ing the schedule meetings Of the two
major leagues next Tuesday johnson
admitted yesterday that the purpose OF
the special meeting called by Chairman
Hermann OF the national commission for
February 23 was 10 reach a decision on
the application OF Killing for rsnstate-
ment.
Word has been sent 10 Hermann by
Johnson. requesting that he change the
date Of the special session so as to settle
the fate OF King as early as possible,
and suggested that the commissioners
gather at Cincinnati on either February
IL or is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
TWO AMATEURS H0I
MANY ATHLETIC

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-Tn
pilation OF athletic records 4
today credits George Y. BON
American Athletic club. ne
no less than 81 American rt!|
30 of which were made dur
OF 1909. :.
c. NJ. Daniels NJ the clu1
tically ali the Individual 81
ords. and figures also in
relay teams. Daniels non
made at various times du
few wears.
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REFEREE KICKS FRI
WRESTLER M

OMAHA, Feb. l0.-The
called into the ring TO sen.
tcstanis In tonIghts wrcstii,
tween Raoul' DE r,oucn and
Saard after they had me-
thirty-tHo minutes. Referoe
void gave the fall to Wcsf<
foul. -
The big Frenchman was
graspiug Wcstersaard by'
slammed tl;e latter's head
violently several times. II
void attempted 10 make 1
sisi. when the latter str,n
void. vino in turn sent a
10 the Frenchman s ribs Al
police. r
The second bout WAS a zr:
in which Westergaard. nftf
Frcnchinan out. rolled him
with a half Nelson and hcad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
COLLEGES GETTING READY
TO PLAY BASKETBALL

NEW YORK. Feb. G0-The Intercol-
eglate Basketball league, which went out
OF existence in 1907. viii probably be re-
vived for the season OF 1910 20 1911, ac-
cordlng 10 an announcement made here
today. The prospective members include
Yale, Princeton. Columbia and Pennsyl-
Nania, with the possible addition OF Cor
nell and Harvard.
The league was suspended at a time
when ba ketball was attracting Unfavor-
able attention because of its roughness.
The collcgians believe that by next
season the rules committee will have
worked up game that will meet all re-
uuirements
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BUICK CAR COVERS $50
MILES IN 30 HOURS

The lltue Buick car which Is making n
tcn-day run on the business streets of
Salt Lake. wound up Thursday night with
$50 miles in thrty-two hours OF ContlnU-
Gus running. As the car is not attempt
ing any speed records and is keeping
within the city speed-limit law there Is
no attempt made TO pile up big mileage,
although the distance covered is being
watched closely. The car has used
twenty three gallons OF gasoline. AN
average of about seventeen miles for
each gallon OF gasoline used
The Ranoall-Dodd company VIII keep
he cai. rnnning for ten daNs.
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Boxers Fear Erlenborn,

Young Erlenborn OF Denver said Thurs
day that he WAS willing to meet either
IeNaS. hcarncY or Schedules in Il ten
or twenty round boxing contest To meet
lhesc boys. Erlcnborn Will have TO give
away weight. but he said that he did
not care for few pounds in order to
get match.
There Is ono here Erleuborn's &
weight that cares to take on the small
boy from Denver. and he saws he will
continue on 10 the Pacific coast 10 try
10 get a match with Monte Attcll on.
Danny Webster
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Vanderbilt CUP Car.

The RandallDodd automobile com
pany received wire from the Thomas
factory Thursday that the Thomas VAN
west Of Chicago, viii he shipped 10 Salt
Lake CITY for the special purpose OF
placing the famous car on exhibition AT
The Utah automobile show, which opens
next Saturday evening at the audi
torium
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After Rife Match,

II arrangements can be made. Cap
tain Bourne OF the signal corps VIII
schedule a .22-caliber rifle match with a
company II team OF the post. under the
command OF Lieutenant Elliott. II the
company G OF the Guard viii put In an
appearance The company c team has
been defeated twice by the signal corps.
The latter held a practice meet Thurs
day evening In the Armory hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
FLYNN AND LANGF0RD
WILL FIGHT AGAIN

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. JOHN
Flynn and Sam Lancford signed articles
today for forty five round fight ON
March IL before the Pacific Athletic club
of this city. The fight will take place
at Vernon. just outside the city limits,
The two Ecn fought ten rounds Tues
day night, ut which Flynn gained Il
newspaper decision over the colored
fighter.
The sieping of articles viii make no
change in the plans OF Laugford. who VIII
20 20 Cheyeurc 10 fight Nat Dewey,
February -. returning 10 this city inn
media jely after that battle. Flynn will
remain in this city.