The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
srlents Invite Them to
d PugiIistic Affairs
h London Ring.
1IS ADVOCATES
LAYING OF FOOTBALL
III the OId.Time British
urtsman Is Become
/ More Certain.
RlcHARD DAHLeREN.
d. "a The Tribune.

4 SAINT. 2s.-Women are openly
1, very questionable privilege OF
n,r1Iistio exhibitions. A week
xas a tournament at Wonder
h the published announcement
the newspapers was this line
.lnItted TO the stage"
L announcement told all who
I'd "A doctor would be in at
i aside from this that sur.
vas that Private j Harris OF
s., SAN guard and Privates d.
lin Coles we're advertised to
f ns tournament,
~ ~ .Ioe Cans is sincerely rn-
IN arden. admirer OF the black
In Is said 10 be an English
4 ceH A high tribute TO him In
Times. saying In part: The
. Ics Cans AT the age OF "a Is
& 10 the prize ring,
-alhod combined the hest points
r-rllsh and American styles, and
4 r1eat In offense as in defense.
4 Ind grace OF execution were re
- Ills Younger rivals regarded
\ rBtctipn as a teacher who could
. ralhIne, A flesh and blood clas-
q eane whose slightest movement
~ Of close study,
PbotbaIl Is a Blessing.
.as been so much criticism about
"a brutalitles attending football
a prominent London physician
"a 10 come out with an article
dag paper giving his views on
Ills conclusion is that the
blessing 10 the young men OF
# especiolly those living in the
Il The course OF his argument he
q of The approaching football
,znno. do better than make a
L With an attempt 10 discuss the
- betveen the games OF foot
teslih.
I'm with. football possesses the
y advantage from the hygienic
<lrw that II IS, at any rate In
d fae world. almos, the only
q game suitable for winter eS-
. roint the Importance OF which
b exaggerated II applies not
clhyers, hut, much as one may
The fact that football is be-
more and more spectacular
20 less and less q form OF phy-
TrIse, In large degree also TO
'Pior. Anything which encour-
n numbers Of young men who
~ Of their time IN mills. fac
Erenouses or shops 10 remain for
r1fs out Of doors where they can
rssh. uEpolluted air. cannot be
rs otherwise thnn beneficial.
Ly well ask the question. What
'<<e thousands Of young fellows
Saturday afternoons IN the win
|'fs II they were not attracted
Erlous football matches? The
not far 10 seek. They would
The public houses. or else. in
g cases. remain within their four
<'her Of these proceedings cal
y Improve their health.
''or bui TOO well that the houg-
'nndstfous Of the great ajority
Fkins classes is- not of a nature
'pkes II desirable for them 70
rTe ame within their dwelling
~ Is absolutely necessary. The
d playing fields and vacant
4 WEIGH we cannot have too
Ions way towards remedy
I'll out one must take human
one finos IL. and human ma
!res come incentive TO make it
neccssary or advisa BILE in the
y health"
kngllsh Boxers Union.
~ some respects Is as prone
Ioductlon Of novelties as France.
piSs II now has a union Of
ny union made up OF profess
sIs has, In its initial stages,
rH Whether the union wlll
ent institution will depend
%g on the hcnrtiness with which
'useiVes take the new organi-
and the loyalty with which
~ lnsmselves 10 its interests.
~ arc; Harry Aschel (Young
,aslTmsn; committee. Jimmy
~ MORLEY. Sam McVca. Harry
th Meekins, Battling TAYLOR.
cLo,.sr. ]. Thuaites. Charlie
~ hums. Bin Raynor. George
M j. Ban6eld. treasurer.
ape sportsman is fast disap-
ne has been succeeded by a
sv cannot or will not stand
yughlns II. He expects not
Il" fs'',olts n,olts but many Of the lux
rs nome. club or hotel.
.sn oybarite sportsman. how.
4 ,hgthing OF the true joys OF
sron M not go 10 his game: il
Susni ~ to hln,-almost 10 the
II i,ssI s snoonng lodge. hunting
M I've mat ingenuity can invent
4 70 gave him the trouble of
~. lie would be a hold host
>I,s 'vusd ask his guests 10 walk
,,e 70 moor or sfYean1
n s,a su,aeSuon Is The extent of the
bar NV NOT invited 10 Join shoots
u hr. ~ good fellows and good
n thsv because they are dead
h ,,n,, 'ose their form, thev are
'pe' ~ their pIutocratic
4. onanEs of Tactics.
~, sportsn,cn vs..
|si q ros and rough life: now
lslab,shlse OF the Ritz or the
!lfesm oy the edge OF the
i mime ,Cna. Sportsman NAV have
'o,e e5u 5su. after dinner. and awoLe r
out he soon walked IL
hd,d Sportsman wakes nm
o. lno,n unlike his ancestor, i,e
Be De hysgrea ,sga to the sceen OF ac-
Do attn q chair. and fortines
, ehssonoe Ways OF the midday snack
luds, - ana bottled, beer par
In snn.e .ne lee OF hill or hedge.
nb Ia 'snan dema nds an arm
and ,Sot Sot forth A banquet in a
No inv pop or the elirs altar
pop OF the champagne
ne Or n ihs sport the tendency is IN
rinimIza Dag kill or run u
tttmsn oiacomfort. Here and
7lt In .auIl suIl exist who take a
ton,sn, ing The dogs a, work,
n arr ,s s,,il three or four brace,
fss,aa anglers. connie of cnod a
fsy srs srd of their dsy's Toll
,por,snnng crowded out hy
" a monr Only rich mcr
Or stretch NJ salmon
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