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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
GREAT INTEREST IN
COLLEGE RIFLE SHOOT

Washington. Feb 1i-Columbia univer-
9ity increased lts lead In the Inter
collegiate Rifle Shooting league Satur-
day by defeating George Washington
university of Washington. d. c.. 1910 TO
lJ60
Washington state college and the Uni
versity OF Iowa are tied FOR second
place with four victories and one de-
feat each. Washington state college
has the nrst score of the shoot thus far
with LSe9 points. an average of 1872 9-I0
points out OF possible 600 for each
membor of the meeting
The Winchester Rod & Gun club of
New Haven, Conn. has clear lead for
first honors as result of the fourth
series OF intcr-club shoots In the Inter
club league of the United States held
throughout the country Friday night
The Warren (Pa) Rifle and Re-
volver club Is In second place having
defeated tho Rocky Mountain Rife club
of Butte by nine points. Other matches
of the week are;
Los Angeles Rifle club won from the
Tacoma Rifle, &c Revolver club by lo7
points; Seattle Rifle & Revolver club
defeated the Triangle Cadets (Y NJ c,
A. club Of Los Angeles by 2H points
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AMATEUR LEAGUES
ARE GETTING BUSY

New York Feb 1.-THE combined
movement of the Military Athletic league,
the American Amateur Athletic union
and the New York Athletic club to wipe
ont semi-profes ssIonalism and establish to
the view of the world an explanation of
the question, what is an expense ac-
COUNT? is a movement in the right d.
rectlon. For many years 1t has been
the habit OF amateur athletes, upon be-
ing Invited to take part In meet, TO
write to know how much OF an expense
account is offered. The money required
is figured up and the management OF the
proposed meet wires back: Your ex-
pense account will be SO" The athlete
Immediately replies. Make 1t SD and
I'll compete. Colonel Garcia OF the
Military Athletic league started the ball
rolling In the Mel Sheppard case, when
Sheppard demanded and got $50 for COM
peting In Philadelphia Mat Halpin OF
the New York club and President Brown
of the Amateur union next fell in. This
may be rldiculed by amateur athletes.
who claim 1t will hurt sport. But their
argument is the same as that of tho
bookmakers. who claim that an absence
of race track betting will give America
n breed of thrd-rate plugs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
ESTATE OF REBECCA E. LITTLE
DECEASED.

The undersigned will sell at prTNso
sale the following property IN 13na'xit.
CITY. Salt Lake County UtnD' ", aid
Ali the right, title and interest," Ul IN.
estate being ON undivided ohe-'
commencinE at a point 14s rect ,ac. uu
~ The northwest corner of lot .. olve" Nsy
n Mat "a" salt Lake CITY SUI. uo,,th
thinning thence east II feet; thence s.nsa s
is5 feet: thence west a feet tntnS tnSn
north l65 feet to the point or oeg,nn1Ns
Torethcr with q right " way oSei i.,,uth
BEGINNING 3 feet east and = es sS5 iof g.
of the northwest corner oi "a feet:
thence east 10 feet: thence north % I'll q,
thcnce east l52 feet: thence noftn ftnn,,,i,
feet: thence west 162 feet; thenSo he''o oysr.
g. fcct to point of beginning. Also uNth
beginning at a point 1873 ies'
from, the northwest oorner OF -, tsoi,
block II aforesaid: thence cast ~, ~ fect.
thence north feet; thence east iHn %;
thence north 10l5 feet. thenoc east
Snst. thence north C. feet; thence .~c,
III feet: thence south 10 feet. hencs
vest Fl feet; thence south " reer, Seci
w,est is rods. thence north pn tS
thence west l47I5 feet: thence norll
sect. thence west loo fect: thenee
10 feet to point of beginning 40, a,r cf
on or after Saturday. the ,u is,n eli
February. 1910. and written oluS Moyls,
received at the office OF f0unS fS,,,ss Salt
Desoret National Bank Buliuins, oh 10
feEe CITY Utah. Terms OF sale' es'h, h,S:
ner cent payable at tho tlme oi .ourt
boiance upon confirmation by the eo''
LEWIS s. HlLLS
LE GRAND YOUNG.
Dnted Feb 5th. 1910,
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local. SPORTS AND SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
C0NGRESSMEN TO
FIGHT ON DIAMOND
Republicans and Democrats as Baseball
Exponcnts-Prcsidcn Taft
To be Present.

New York, Feb. 14-Wcli. there Is
some uso for Honus Wagner 10 get into
Congress now. A congressional baseball
team has been formed On account OF tho
baseball atmosphere In Washington.
some ono suggested that two teams be
formed, ono composed OF Republicans and
the other OF Democrats.
President Taft. who Is mn ardent fan,
will be prcsonI Also Uncle Joo Cam
non, who OWNS Il baseball team in the
Central league Charley Taft. who owns
stock In several National league teams,
will be on hand. as will Vice President
Sherman. another enthusiastic fan Tho
regulars have asked Victor Murdock to
umpire The lineup. 80 nenr as / can
figure II out from the Congressional Rec
ord Will be as follows
Republicans Tener, Pennsylvania,
shortstop: Burke, Pennsylvania, catcher;
Gaines. West Virginia, pitcher; Cole.
Ohio. first base. Dawson. Iowa, second
base: Howland. Ohio. third base. Vrec-
land. New York. right field. Longworth.
Ohio. center field; Ames. Massachusetts.
left field.
Dcmocrats-Oldned. Arkansas. catcher.
Webb, North Carolina, pitcher. Hughes,
Now Jersey, shortstop: Drlscoll. New
York. first base; Garrett. Tennessee. sec
ond base: McHcnry, Pennsylvania. third
base; Craven. Arkansas. right field. Car
ter, Oklahoma, center field; Cox, Ohio.
left field. Subs-McDcrmot. Illinois. and
OConnell, Massachusetts,.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

GOODSPEED MINING COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that special
stockholders meeting of tho Goodspeed
Mining Company will be held on Tuesday
evening. March 18th. 1910. at s o'clock
p. m, at tho office OF the Company, No !
18th East Street Salt Lake City, Utah,
in lieu OF the regular annual stockhold-
ers' meeting December 9Th, 1903, which
date was passed without such meeting
being had, for the purpose OF electing q
Board of Trustees. and to vote On the
proposed reduction cf the capital stock
from $4,000 TO $1,000. and tho par value
of each share from 81 to 10c. and 10
authorize the Board of Trustees TO dis
pose of the real and personal property Of
tho company for such an amount ae they,
may decide reasonable and proper
BY order OF tho President
C N. FORBES, Secretary
P. o. Adress No. 18th East Street.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF RE.,
PROPERTY.

In the Third judicial District cou,,
County OF snlt Lake. Stnte OF Utah T.,
tho matter OF the estate OF Georga r, IN
lam. Deceased. Notice is horeby eIys. IIvu,
that the undcrsignod. pursuant 10 an M ~
odr OF the above entitled court in u
matter Of osid estate. made and entcras ras
on the l1th day Of February, 1910, will AN
at private snle the following de.crthsii
real res estate belonging to snid estate' snS
situated In Salt Lako City. gnit ad aad
County. State OF Utah. to-wit: AaS'
Commencing s5h feet cast from, -.
sqnth%est ..n corner OF lot /, block a. plai
thence east 1911 feet; thrnce north th'SS Iss
ieet: thence west 1914 feet. thence sour
16J fest TO tho place OF beginning u'n
Said sale. will take place ut the ofn,,
of Alexander McMaster. Room ia gtv ciiv
and County Building. Salt Lake CIV
Utah. on Wednesday. the nrd day az EsI,
ruary' 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m Terms -
sale. cash and subject to confirmation ~
said court. W
ELIZABETH II. COULAM
Administrators or tho Estate OF C.so-.
Coulam. Deceased 80
Alexander McMastcr. Attorney for A.
rnInietrator 80 Nu-
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I'M GAR XBB

What promises TO be one OF the great
est professional foot races ever held In
this country Will take place IN Madison
Square Garden today Eight OF the
worlds speediest middle distance run
ncrs will come together in q l5-mllc
race In which a special prize will be
offered for the breaking of the Indoor
record for that distance. From q field
OF nearly n hundred applicants tho
following men have been selected to
start: Alfred Shrubb, the English
speed marvel. Hans Holmer. the SEN
sational Canadian Marathon runner.
who has come to the front very rapidly
during the last year, Acoose. the west
ern Canadian wonder: Charley Mueller
and Jim Crowley. the crack Now York
amateurs who recently turned profess
sional: Lungstrom, the Swedish cham
pton: Tom Eck's Indian, Redhawk;
Percy Sellen. the fleet footed Canadian,
who holds the American record for the
distance OF l hour, % minutes and so
seconds, and Fred Meadows, another
Canadian, who recently defeated
Shrubb. Judging by the class OF the
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KRAMER WINS IN
FIVE MILE SPRINT

Newark. y. j. Feb. 1i.-Frank Kra-
mer OF the Kramer-Fonn team won the
mile sprint TO settle the tie between the
five teams for the lead in the 1O-hour-
a-day sx-day bicycle race that was fin-
ished here Saturday night. Percy Law
renee OF the Lawrence-Wilcy team gave
Kramer hard fight and finished n scant
length behind. James F. Moran OF the
Moran lawson team was third; John Be-
dell of the Bedell brothers was fourth.
and Patrick Hchir of the Pyo-Hehir team
was nth. The leaders scored .32S miles.
laps In the co hours of racing.
The tic between tho second division
teams for sixth, seventh. eighth and
ninth places was run first. West rode
for West and Calvin. Bardell for Cum
Minis and Bardell, Ruprecht for Ruprecht
and Aiitten, and Krebs for Krebs and
Anderson. KrebS took the lead at the
first and led all the way defeating Bar
doll by n length. West passed Rupreoht
in the Inst half-lap, Tommy Smith and
Benny Hill finished two lengths behind
the leaders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
NATIONAL LAWS
FOR AUTOMOBILES

Washington, Feb. ito urge upon
Congress the proposed law for federal
registration OF automobiles and to pro
mote uniform motor vehicle legislation
in tho states. q national Legislative con-
yention under auspices OF the American
Automobile association, Will begin here
with preliminary meeting tomorrow.
Governors of - states have named
Delegates. The automobile trade Will be
largely represented.
Tuesdays session will go Into a uni
form state motor vehicle bill Congress-
man Moon or Pennsylvania Is expected 10
outline tho federal registration plan on
Wednesday. The federal registration bill
Is In the committee on Interstate and for
cign commerce y hearing will be held
at the capitol on Thursday
IL is the purpose Of the federal regis
tTatlon To allow an automobile owner aft
cr complying with tho requirements OF
tho motor laws OF his own stntc to OBJ
tain federal registration Mt n nominal
fee which Will permit him to motor
through any state In the Union without
paying a succession Of taxes and making
a series OF registrations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
HARNESS HORSES
AND GOOD PURSES

New York Feb. 1i.-During the COM
Ing racing season owners of the young
trotters will receive ample opportunity
to show the merits of their 1nely-bred
81 600 Kentucky futurity. which has
been the feature oc the Lexington trots
for many years. the various turf jour
nal futuritles and few other races for
new races. the value of each being sur-
hciently large to attract the attention
of every owner of a good trotter or
PAGER
ranged amounts to- something like
Sl,5@ to race for and before the
programs are completed 1t is likely
that this sum Will be increased
Will be those guaranteed by the Ameri-
can association of Trotting Horse
Breeders These events will be known
as the Champion Stallion stake and tho
both Will probably. exceed $4,000.
Ono of tho bright features about
these races is that they arc to be con-
tested at the track offering the best
gether with the total money paid In on
franco fees. is TO be divided among
the winners
Another important new futurity is
Spirit of the Times. This event Is to
be worth $1,000. and. like the Breed
ers' stakes, must not be decided before
Aug. /. The horse world of Buffalo
has como TO the front this Year with
Il stake for youngsters, which Will be
worth about $500
with these news ones, together with
the Horse Review and Kontucky
Stock Farm futuritics. which are con-
tested each year ut Columbus; tho
American Horse Breeders futurIty,
which will be raced. Us usual. at Read
Vile: the futurity that is to be tho an
nual event at Syracuso: the Western
Horseman futurity, which Is raced at
Indianapolis, and tho 3-year-old trot
which Will probably be repeated at tho
North Randall track this year. 1t ap-
pears as II the horscmen who campaign
over the principal racing tracks will
hnve q busy season with their two and
3-ycar-oldS.
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WEST POINT AFTER
THE NAVAL ACADEMY

West Point. n. Y. Feb. li-In the in
changes I'm football rules. Lieut. IL NJ
Nelly and other men ut West Point re-
tcrvals of working out desirable
aponslble for army football have been
campaign of 1910. Their sole object. as
in the last two years. viii be a victory
over the navy. There is regular board
Of football strategy at the military ncnd-
emy, with Lieut. Nelly as it's chief. Pull
len. captain OF last years team, will
probably return In the fall ns n grad
uatc coach
The coaches declare themselves very
much impressed with the members OF
the entering class last year, No class
for years. they say. has contained so
much football material OF promise and
they believe that the next team Will be
composed largely Of names new on tho
football roll OF honor.
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TOMMY BURNS WANTS
SOME PARIS MONEY

London. Feb. l4-It is said that
Tommy Burns Will eventually get back
to his old stamping ground in Paris
For some time the Indications have been
good that Tommy, who was heavy
weight champion before Jack Johnson
whipped him. Will fight S0-round
battle with Joe Jeanncatte before tho
Cirque de Paris late next month. The
Cirque de Paris Is the biggest lighting
club In Paris and Burns would draw
very big house. Victor Brewer, man.
ager of the club, has been trying for
many weeks to bring Burns and jean
neatte together. Tommys wallet must
be sadly depleted after his long alb
sencc In Australia. The offer TO fight
Jeanneatte was $3.50 and all expenses
guaranteed.
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LATONIA IS SOLD.

Cincinnati o.. Feb. H.-Sale of the La
tonla race track property by the owners
OF n controlling interest was Officially an
nounced today Captain It, a. TILES. of
St Louis. we'll known In turf circles, be-
comes the new owner by the purchase
of the interests heretofore held by Geo.
n. Cox, Of Cincinnati, Congressman
Joseph Rhinck. Harvey Ayrcs and others
of CovinRton. Ky.
The court of appeals having finally set
tied the litigation over boollmoklng. II is
announced that tho L1tonia authorities
at the coming spring meeting will ac-
uuioscc I'm the usc of the PariS-mutual
system used on other Kentucky tracks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
PRESIDENT TAFT
URGES AVIATION

Washington. Feb. 1i-Prcsldcnt Taft
Will dipIomatlcally urge that The Inter
national aviation meeting be brought TO
Washington. when Courtl0pdt Field
Bishop. head OF tho Aero club OF Amerl-
cn, calls upon him today. Mr Tart.
II Is understood, Is deeply interested In
the project Of bringing the international
contest to the capital on account OF the
benefit to the army. When MT. Bishop
arrives Monday he will find n boom OF
immense proportions awaiting him.
Mr. Bishop will Inspect the available
sites for the meeting, while President
Taft Will discuss tho facilities onercd
with representatives of the Washington
chamber of commerce
The head of the Aero club will qucs-
tlon members of the Congress and army
ward aeronautlcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
EUREKA TO HAVE
VERY STRONG NINE
Especial to The News)

Eureka. Feb IA strong baseball
team Is to be organized here this yenr
and the fans are already making plans
for a strong team. Tuesday night there
Is to be n meeting of the local associa-
tlon when officers will be elected and a
campaign mapped out
The team Is to play all comers and a
long schedule is to be played Eureka Is
n strong baseball town and the games
are largely attended II has strong sup
port and much pleasure is anticipated
the coming season,
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DECIDE MURRAY CASE.

New York. Feb. li-The board of d.
rectors Of the National league will hold
q special meeting at the Waldorf Astoria
today, to pass on the contract OF Will
liam j Murray with the Philadelphia
club and on the claim of the New York
club against the Philadelphia club for
the forfeiture OF game at the Polo
grounds last year.
Murray has n 2-year contract with
the Philadelphia club as manager, at n
salary of $500 each season. but the new
owners, II is alleged. will not allow him
to carry 1t out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
MOTORCYCLE TRACK
ON FOR SALT LAKE

A movement Is on foot to build
motorcycle track In Salt Lake and IL n
proper location can be secured with
reasonable lease 1t Is probable that work
VIII be commenced a once II is to be
one of chain. the plan being al present
10 hold meets In Salt Lake, Ogden and
Los Angeles. Local riders are against
the proposition, declaring that there
The motor cycle men say that their ma
chimes have como to stay, as witness the
great interest In the events at Los An
ScleS during the automobile meet.
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FACULTY BANQUETS
RlCHFIElD TEAM
lspecisl to The Newsl

RichGeId Feb 1.-THE basketball team
OF the high school was the guest at II
banquet rendered it Friday night by the
faculty the oyent taking place at the
Southern hotel. The noral decorations
was feature of the evening. After the
banquet the Eve were entertained In an
Informal musicale by Prof. Aston. Miss
Dimitt and Miss Ross,
Toasts were responded TO as follows:
Our BOYS" Miss Edith Dlmmitt
our Next Years Coach" Margaret Ross
The Ephralm Game. Gco. Hermansen
THE Championship OF SEWER 10.
..r-r.......,.-.s... EloOn bcai
The Library Gymnasium ......,.......
What the Town Can DO for the High
School. e. Senator Wills Johnson
"The School Board '........,........,..
......... Principal Howard V. Aston
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SINCLAIR
TO ROCK SPRINGS

with Peanuts Sinclair. the fast local
featherwelght under his wing. Manager
Larry Brown left today for Rock
Springs. Wyo.. where he Will have a box
ing contest with Kid Cone on Feb p
The bout Is down TO SO - rounds and
the weights are to be 122. Conc is con-
sldered n hard and fast proposition but
tho Salt Lake contingent believe that
Peanuts will be returned victor, Sinclair
returns to Salt Lake Immediately after
the contest to meet Young Erlenborn.
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NOTED WRESTLER IN
DANGER OF DEATH
Especial to Tho News.) }

Portland, Or, Feb. l4.-Joc Action. once
champion wrestler of the world lies very
sick at his home here. and for A few
days II was thought hc would not sur
vlve. II Is now believed he Will recover.
Mr. Acton was seized with pneumonia
after acting as referee of the wrestling
matches OF the Jenfries-Gotch exhibition
here two weeks ago Joe Action. the Lit
tic Giant" threw the best of them when
I'm his prime, although he never weighed
moro than $50 pounds. For the last 10
years he has been instructor In wrestling
at the Multnomah club
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WRESTLING MATCH
AT THE SHUBERT 7

Peter Ruzukos. the Greek wrestler of
Portland, tonight at the Shubert Will
attempt to put the shoulders of Eddie
Connors the Winnipeg man. To the mat
five times in 30 minutes. Connors wins
il he secures a fall or If the Greek falls
TO throw him five times. There ls much
interest among both Greeks and mat fol-
lowers Connors wished TO have the toe
hold barred but the Portland man would
not consent 1t Is probable that the big
fellow will give a good exhibition of the
hold which Frank Gotch made famous.
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SNOW ACADEMY is
VICTOR OVER MANTI
lsnecinl to Tho NeMs.N

Ephralm. Feb. 14-Snow academy walk
ed away with the Manti high In basket
ball game here Saturday night with
score of u to 9. a pleasing feature of
the evening was n dance given In the
academy assembly hall after the game al
which the members OF both teams and
many others were present. The game
lineup;
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SOTyCE.

Notice Is hereby given TO the heirs OF
tho late President Brigham Young de-
ceased. that there Will bc a meeting OF
the heirs of said deceased ut tho resi-
demo of Mrs, Maria Y. Dougal1, No. 40
North State Street on Thursday. tho
18th day of February, 1910. mt D. m. for
the purpose OF filling the vacancy in tho
trustees for President Brigham Youngs
private cemetery. occasloned by tho
death OF tho late William B. DouGniL Fl.
8. Young, Spencer Clnwson. w. A RoSsi-
ter. j. ID. c, Young. Trustees for Brig
ham Young Cemotery Association
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BOXING FOR BERLIN.

London, Feb. 1i-An invasion of
American boxing has struck Berlin. Tho
German capital now has fight club
under tho management of Dick KlcgIn.
who formerly managed sam McVey and
Kid Davis in Paris. Richard has taken
the task upon his shoulders OF making
the sport as popular In Berlin as the
game of Marathon drinking from steins
is now IIleSin has advertised his In
tcntion OF bringing over Al Kaufman
In the spring. Several American boys
Will Journey into Germany from Paris.
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WORLDS BIKE MEET.

Paris. Feb. 1i.-Champion con-
tests have been arranged by the Inter
national Cyclists union. now in annual
session here. for July II, 81 and "a In
Brussels. The 1911 championships Will be
In Turin
The congress rejected the proposition
of the American delegates that cyclists
be authorized to appeal to tho Interna-
tionnl union In cases where the national
bodies refuse licenses
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PROFESSIONAL RACE.

New York. Feb. H.-Professlonal foot
racinE Will be revived at Madison Square
Garden tonight, when seven crack long
distance men Will toe the mark In
I0-milc struggle. The starters VIII be
Hans Holmer. Quebec. Fred Meadows.
Guelph. Ont; Paul Acooa. Grcnfcls,
Sask.; Jim Crowley. Ireland. Gustav l..
Junestrom. Sweden; Percy Sallen. Toron-
to. and Charles Muller. New York
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FIRST DIVISION.
SECOND DIVISION
BURLINGTON AND HIGH
GO DOWN TO DEFEAT

In the City Junior Basketball league
nm saturday picht two games were play
ed. al the V NJ. C. A. the Burlinstons
losing to the second U. team by IS to
q. and the Y. NJ c. A second team PROV prov
nv n score of y to IL Neither OF the
games was particularly exciting, being
characterized largely by individual play
The winners in each instance excelled in
team work and were never in any dan
The llne-ups and scores In both games
Col ,nr.-
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"BIRDLEG" COLLINS
GETTING AMBITIOUS

Birdleg Collins. with two draws with
Pete Sullivan as his latest. wants some
body else for his next bout, preferably
Tommy Dawson. Phil Brock Kid Texas.
or Kid Considine Collins Will go almost
to welterweight for the match He Is In
good shape and shows no punishment
from Friday nights encounter with Sui
llVan