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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
MERRILL OF UTAH
ATTENDS MEETING
Future of College Athletics
Discussed by the Profess
SOrS at Denver.

Denver. Colo. Dec 2S.-The bad feel
ing existing between the University u
bcuNer and University Of Colorado iu
matters athletic was revealed today at
a meeting or the faculties OF the Rocky
mountain colleges. attended by profcg-
sor Merrill Of Utah. Coach Dean or
wyoming and the faculty or all Colo
RADIO colleges.
one OF the most important faculty
actions was the matter OF eligibility. IL
was decided Go leave this matter TO the
FACULTY. with the further and more inn
portant feature that I'm future no pro-
tests shall be filed against any player
This stand is taken upon the as-suinp-
ton that each faculty can be depended
upon TO allow only eligible players upon
their college teams.
The conference also repealed tho dis
ability rule. No excuse Of any charac-
ter will be accepted from any student
Tor not taking at least tvvo-tFyirds OF
the FUN course OF the college IN which
he is entered. This fs a blow at pro-
fcssional athletics. An effort vgrlg made
to have the time i'm which q. student
may join a football team after entering
college raised 10 one year. but this was
defeated and the time limit remains at
six months. The length or time a man
may be a member or n team remains at
four years An effort was made to re-
duce 10 TO three years.
The old question OF what IS an ANA
teur' bobbcd up. but f. was decided 90
postpone discussion until next year.
The conference refused to take furfg-
diction over basketball upon tho
grounds that 70 was an intercollcei-
ate game. IL was agreed to allow ath-
I letic Managers TO negotiatse schedules
prior 20 the Christmas meeting each
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
At Jacksonville

Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. 2s.-Ben Dou-
bic. well supported at 9 TO .. won the
$1,000 Everglades selling stake this
afternoon. Summaries:
First race. five furlongs-Western
Bells. TO I. won; FOOL. 8 to 1. second
Lavender Lad. 30 to /. third. Time.
1902.
Second race. mile and seventy yards
--Saraband. u TO I. won. O'Em, s TO 3.
second: John A, 10 20 ], third. Time,
1916 -.
Third race. six and a half furlonEs-
FulfOrd. Z 90 2. won. CasQue, 6 to 5.
second, Camel, IL TO 1. third. Time,
1921 3-5.
Fourth race, the Everglades. six
furlOngs-Ben Double. to 2. won. Dan
field. 10 to /. second: King Avondale
5 70 I. third. Time, 1:13 2-9.
Fifth race, seven furlonRs-All Red
even. won: Lawrence 7. DAILY. is TO :,
second; StOneman. Z to I. third. Time
1.27 %.
sixth race, mile and an eighth-Mer-
man. s to 1. won, Third Rail. Z to I,
second; Sebastian, 10 to !, third. Time
.EE f-T-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HIGH SCHOOL FIVE IN
FIRST GAME TONIGHT

The first game OF the season Tor tho
high school basketball team will be
tonight. when they win clash with the
fast v. NJ. G.. a. team at o'clock at the
r. NJ G.. 4. The red and black boys
have been working hard for tho past
three weeks and they arc in fair CON
dition. All or the boys who are try
ing out Tor tho high school team will
De given chance in tho game and their
showing in this game VIII have a great
deal 20 do with their chances Of making
the team.
There win be no admission charged
tonight and a large crowd Of rootcrs
is expected TO be present 90 see the
game. as previous games between
these two teams have always been won
by close scores. Lon ROmney has been
selected 90 referee the game.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BURNS DOPES OUT THE
MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 2S-"Davc Smith.
tho sydney middlcwcig ht. who beat
PapSc in Australia. is now the worlds
champion OF that class. according to
my figuring" said Tommy Burns. for
NOR heavyweight champion OF the
world. last night.
smith has clear right TO tho title.
as Fapkc was without doubt the cham
Dion after EetcheIs death. know
there are a lot OF mbitious fighters
who laid claim 60 the dead mans lau-
rels. but papSc is the only one who
had a right Kctchcl defeated papke
after having lost his first fight to him.
and Pspke was easily the best Of the
others.
for a good man. and one who will
climb even further lie ig just a big
kid now. looks too heavy FOR a middle
weight. but he can make the limit cas-
fly enough at present. In a few years
he will be out for the heavyweight
title"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BOOKIES BUMPED
At EMERYVILLE
Arionette, Bambro and Golden
Agnes Are Plunged On
and Make Good.

Oakland. Dec. 2S-Arionctt~. the
heavily played favorite. beat some cIev-
er sprinters in the feature event at En-
eryville today. He went to the front
when Pickens was ready and was never
headed.
Bambro and Golden Agnes were
plunged on and led their fields home.
FIRST race. six Observation-Disclosures.
Gsrgan, 60 1. won. Pete. Page. 20 20 I.
second; Who. Taylor. 20 TO /. third.
Time - ia Is. Lookout. Donald.
Gypsy Girl. David Andrew. Netting.
Lady McNally Brighton. Harry Rogers
and Pal finished as named.
Second race. six bro.
Glass. l5 to 8. won: Rosamo. Kirsch-
baum, to !, second. Gala Page, Is TO
1. third. Time-1-13 Is. Biskra. Min
nedOci. Home Run. Occsnview. Beda.
Combury and Prudent finished as
Third race. Futurity course-G Golden
Agnes. Archibald. TO 2. won. Media.
Glass. Z to .. second; Frank Ferris.
Tickeus. to T. third Timc-l.O9 As.
Bell cliff. HCrctica. Dolly Y y. the Bail
ifs Daughter. Starry Night. Ben I'm
cas-. Pleasant and Rita finished As
named.
Fourth race. six urIongs-Arionette
Pickcns. s 90 3. won. Fernando. Glass.
2 to 2. second. Thistle Belle. Garner. 3
to I. third. Time-l.12 les. Madeline
MusErave, No Quarter, Joe Moscr, De-
scendant and Heather also ran.
Fifth race. one mile-Cabin. Taplin,
6 to !. won. Quality Street. Riddle, II 20
3. second. Cisco, Radtkc, 20 to I, third
Time-1:fO 2-5. Miss Picnic. Sonia,
Wap. LibertO and Dovalts finished as
naufed.
sixth race. six furlongs-Lord Clin-
ton. Martin. 25 TO I. won. Passenger
Garner. to .. second. Harry StsuhOpe
PAGE. TO I. third Tlmc-1:1f. jim
Royal stone. Tramotor and Roy r fin
ished as named.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
JIM FLYNN AND TONY
CAP0NI HARD AT WORK

Los Angeles. Dec. 2S.-Nearing the
end Of their training for their TWEEN
fv-round boxing contest at Vernon
arena on the afternoon or January 2.
Jim FLYNN and Tony Capoui are work
inE Just a. hard a. ever. though Flynn
only practfced mitt work yesterday with
Hobo DouEhcrtv. no sparring partner
OF the required weight Appearing on
the scene before the fireman had com
nletcd hts afternoons toll az Doyle's.
Two amateurs viii be added 20 Flynn 8
camp today and considerable boxing
will be INDUCED I'm FOR the remainder
81 the period between now and next
Monday.
At Arcadia Tony Caponi appeared be-
FORE a big gathering OF fans and went
through the course he has mapped out
for hts daily grind.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

statement by Coruandt Field
BISHOP regarding tho matters under
rrr...t ie on follows
conditions at Sc. Louis were not as
a..H H. might have been desired. but
... rn reason fo believe they were
rH. good as possible. In spite OF
Dr.. .rf that two features were not
... factory and served Co handicap tho
starting m the balloons. they were
started just as promptly as when the
r... ~F. started iu Zurich. Switzerland.
....r The haudicaps at ST. Louis
r... Quo to conditions over which the
H.-. .lH1 az So. Louis. which was On
-...-.. bad mo- control one was the
a..... of gas. which was sufficient.
Dr.. slow. This was due 20 the fact
chat Hrr gas works were az tho time
..".r.nIu. general ovcrFauliuE. and
Won. unable to- meet the demand in
f.. H.. .rrd time. 10 took twelve hours
f. 600 |rr balloons. whereas. 81 tho
-H-.. bad been in their normal c0udi-
tnH two hours would have been ample
f.- .-- purpose.
Another trouble was IN tho force or
-r.r .r charge 81 the field. tho iurIa-
f.. of I.r balloons. and the general
.r.-Hra t'sus Cor Tho fiEht. They were
rT...HH.u and others employed for the
r.-HH. and while willing and faithful
r.E never had any experience in ball
..#r.r- Iu 1909. We had tho use of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HERMANN SAYS GRANT
WILL STICK WITH REDS

Cincinnati Dec. g2-"Third Rasoman
Eddie Grant win pia- with Cincinnati
..H.. rrrr.- aaiI PRE- idrut Herman OF
r.r Cincinnati club yesterday. 'Hc
r.|r receive bits contract soon after the
r.r.t OF the year and don't think there
u Ur rHe last cuble about BIS sign-
t.. Gee
~-r statement was made in reply %
ON Inquiry whether or not Grant would
.. sold or evchar gcd to The Boston
Nationals. The new owners OF that
..HH arr said fn have made Hermann an
.rr.- OF Trricidrr Sweeney and Pitcher
rr...a-r FOR Grant HERMANN says
..rf arv offers which have been rec
r.Hvrf have not been considered and
t.at Grant will play here
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
ZYBSZKO'S MANAGER
HAS POSTED FORFEIT

New York. Dec. 2s-J. TT. Herman OF
Buffalo. manager for Zyhszko. the
Polish wrestler. posted 3 900 here to-
night as a guarantee that his man VIII
meet Frank Gotch. the worlds cham
Diou Hcrman's statement accompany
ing his forfeit says.
Replying TO the published challenge
from Frank Gotch to meet any
wrestler In the world for a $4,000
side bet and the best purse obtainab BILE.
winner 90 take all. I hereby accept on
behalf OF ZyhEzko. The only stiuula-
fion j make is that the side bet be
10000 instead OF the $50. 900 sugEested
bv Gotch. 7 hereby post. 81 900 TO bind
my agreement and as guarantee Of
good faith. the balance Of $4,000 70 be
posted upon signing articles"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BASEBALL IS RUN
DIFFERENT NOW
Hardie Richardson Writes of
Methods In Force Twenty
Years Ago.

About the only thing in the old times
which there was plenty for every body
was the very glory of being a ball
player. tt seems TO me. as I look back.
that there was more then than now.
For if one but remembers there were
no gloves. masks. protectors, shin
guards Ct. in those times. Nothing
but the bare hands. And say. do you
know they hesved the ball just as hard
then as now tt rs prOha bly, due 20
the introduction Of the various pro-
tections TO players that many have en-
tered the profession who would other
wise have been unable to endure the
hardships or the 'no-glove' times.
A very successful season had the
"CriCkcts" I'm 1876. as far as winning
games was concerned. The orEanfza-
ton was made mp as follows: Homer
MlN. a very iine man, was president;
Henry wheeler vice president. and
Henry Ferlee. manager. VIII White was
pitcher, Joe Roach. catcher, George
(JuiCe) Latham, first base; McGuincss.
second base, Smith. third base; DAILY.
shortstop: Eddie Kennedy. left field :
field.
The next year. 1877. on returning I
found new mana cement in control
and pay days came in regular order.
The team was strengthened I'm the
addition OF John Richmond. Nick Al
colt, Arthur Allison and Bob Clack. All
went well until the great railway strike
and such was the tieuD that f. was
. impossible to get into or out of our
city. Rather than keep the team IL was
suggested to disband- The players held
a meeting and agreed to submit to a
reduction OF SO per month each. I'm
der these conditions the club was kept
| together and remained TIL the end OF
the season.
1t would be interesting to know, how
/ fortune has dealt with the men OF that
team. And n any of them shall read
this article I shall be greatly delighted
] II he communicates with me.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
JOHNSON AFTER MAN
WHO POISONED HIM

Chicago. Dec. 2S-Jack johnson.
ncav g-wciEut champion. who is shown 8
fu Milwaukee thls week. will return 10
Chicago today Co prefer charges against
"a man who Isl said TO have poisoned him
ro that DO was necessary Tor him 90 60
to sauitarium while showing I'm Low
cIi. Mass.
~ have just received word from Low
en- Jack said last night. talking over
the long distance phone. that they
have arrested this fellow and am COM
ing 90 Chicago TO prefer charges. 7 have
had special detectives working on this
matter ever since 7 left the eastern city.
and en- the telegram 7 received they
said they had obtained "a FUN Confcs-
sion
n intend Co prosecute him 20 the fun
extent OF the law and viii engage some
of the best legal talent in Chicago Co
this end"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
"Fnrmrr' nurnr nam.

Omaha. Dec. IS" Farmer Hurna
through tho Omaha Be'A issues a chal-
lcuEe on behalf OF Frank Gotch for A
match with any man In the world
1eoI &c HacEcnschmidt preferred. for a
side bet Of $4,000. the winner TO take
an the wrestlers' share OF the gate
money or purse. Mr.. Burns said.
The match must D. catch-ae-
catch-can. two best out OF three. by
modern rules. and any reasonable time
10 train; match to r. pulled of auv-
Where IN America whSre they give big
gest purses
the farmer also ulakes a swecnfng
challenge to several other wreStlers FOR
himself or Fred RerU
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BROKE WORLDS RECORD
Rene simon Docs a Fast Vile In n
MonOpIane ut New Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. 2S.--Rene Simon.
the French aviator. this afternoon broke
the worlds record for monoplanes when
he circled the mile track in "a twenty
mile wind In fifty-seveu seconds fiat.
a monoplane under any conditions on a
mile course
The machine was a fifty-horsepower
Rleriot and Simon drove the turns at
a dangerous angle. but with perfect
control
The first flight Of the day was made
by John y. Moisant. who assembled in
his fifty horsepower Bleriot.
The wind at times carried Moisant
at the estimated rate Of ninety miles
an hour He remained alOft thirty
three minutes and twenty-five seconds.
simon also made an ascent in this
event, remaining in the air twenty
two minutes and forty-eight seconds.
Garros Hamilton and Barrier also
made flights.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
KENTUCKY RACING
COMMISSION MEETS

Lexington. KY, Dec. 2S.-With the
exception OF the reinstatement OF one
jockey, little was accomplished today
at the Kentucky State Racing commits
sion meeting. Jockey James Mcintyre.
who was ruled off at Latonis in 1909
for a poor ride on Prince Gal, was
placed in good standing.
The commission refused TO allow the
racing associations to deduct more than
five per cent OF the money wagered on
the mutuei machines The old system
OF paying off remains the same. This
IS alleged to give the associations the
odd nickels and amounts to about one
ncr cent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

selected men from tho Signal corps Of
tho United states army. and there was
neither hitch nor delay Protests were
made afterward- however AGAINST
united States troops being assigned 20
such duty. and President Roosevelt is-
sued an order prohibiting 30 there
after.
THE St. Louis Aero club mas been no
ttird OF the Swiss protest and asked
% furnish data with which TO meet it.
have no doubt we will bc able TO
overthrow the protest but Do may re-
suit In stricter regulations for the race
hercs fter.
IT is grave question In any event.
here to start the race OF 1911. u
must be az some city where a good
supply or gas can Dc obtained. and such
cities are few I'm this country
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

The society was organized three
years ago for tho purpose. more partic-
ularly. Of developing school athletics
and Investigating the administrative
control of the sport.
\ committee appointed at tho last
meeting 10 look into the latter subject
reported today through IT'S chairman.
Dr. George l.. Maylan Of Columbia uni
ForHitr. recommending that local
groups be formed I'm various sections
or the country which should Join dis
trlCl associations OF the A. A. T.. thus
making 10 possible TO control their COM
petitions
Objections were made to this affil-
iatiou with the A. 4. u.
Tho recommendation was voted down
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
CHICAGO BOXER GETS
BETTER OF KILBANE

Windsor. Ont. Dec. 2S.-"Miclx'' Sher-
idan OF Chicago had the best OF his bout
with Tom Kilbane of Cleveland here
tonight. It was the best exhibition
given In the local ring this sea son. both
men fighting close and desperately
Eilhanc seemed to have his man go
ing In the seventh. but in the next the
Chicago fighter came back with such
a rush that the Cleveiander was almost
overwhelmed. They fought eight
rounds at 1IS pounds
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

sentative from each division. The di-
visions arc the Northern. salt Lake.
Central. Saupete. SEWER and Southern
one eligibility point was settled.
which provided that all schools that
take part I'm college athletics be barred
from the high school association. The
schools affected are the p. V. T.. -.
Of L. props and 4. G. as each has a
high school department
while trc University OF Utah will
have no part in tho control Of the as
ISOLATION. IL will act as an advisor and
will do All Sc can to encourage high
school athletics i'm the state.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
PENNSYS CRACK PITCHER
WANTED BY RED S0X

New York. Dec. 2s.-''Toots' Schcltz.
OHn.uf che best known college pitchers
30 frr dav. and captain Of the Penn
lvauia baseball team VIII probably
Do found with tho Boston Americans
after hc graduates next June. Tic mas
decided 90 play professional u0acnaii.
arrnrlfug 90 announcement here. and
rre expressed "a desire TO come 90 this
U.f-
BIZ was eaid a year nro that he was
pledged 90 the pitfsburg Pirates. but
fHIe bias boon denied. With Cozcns. the
football captain. behind the bat.
-.leIfz has pitched some excellent ball
for rnun.t wanna
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
KANSAS CITY TO FIGHT
FOR THANKSGIVING GAME

Kansas city. Dec. 2S-Local follow
r.H OF football do not intend 90 Jet
f.a annual Eareae-Ni Missouri game be
taken away from here without a fight
Do was announced prior to the Thanks
SWING ramc that Do would BE- the las @.
f.r ensuing contests going 90 the seats
nr tho two schools. At the request OF
tho Commercial club and patrons ot
.rr game Mayor Darius I. Brown last
rHrrf wrote 90 the authorities Of tho
two uuIvrrrIties asking them 90 attend
o. dinner 40 which the question or con-
fIlrfua- the contests here viii De taken
un. Tho date 81 the meeting has not
boon Hrf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Lincoln. Neb. Dec. 28.-A special
from Montreal. Quebec. to the state
Journal quotes Jack Curley. manager
FOR Hackenschmidt. as saying he &C
ccpted for hts principal the challenge
on behalf Of Frank GotCh to wrcst1e
Tor a side bet Of $4,000 and the gate
receipts. Curiey says he has wired a
$500 forfeit 90 a Chicago sporting cd
itor and viii be in Chicago Friday 70
make the match
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
NORTHWESTERN SCHOOLS
AGAINST SUMMER BALL

Spokane. Dec. 2s-A rule forbiddinE
college players OF baseball to play on
any outside team. whether for pay or
not. was adopted by the Pacific North
west intercollegiate conference yester-
day. At first there had appeared con-
siderable sentiment I'm favor Of allow
ing students 60 earn a few dollars in
the summer vacation by joining pro-
feFsional teams. but in the end the
governing body went to the opposite
extreme. voting unanimously In favor
OF the most rigid measure proposed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

A committee appointed last year and
consisting Of j.. T. Moss or Granite. J.
%. Cross OF ogden and Professor Bar
ton Of Cedar city reported on eligi-
bllity rules and the discussion on the
report and the adoption Of the con-
stitution and bylaws viii be taken up
TODAY.
At the meeting yesterday part OF
The constitution was adopted. This in
cludrd tho name Of tho association and
tho division OF the state into five dis
triCts. and governing body 90 be
known as the board Of control. The
board will be made uD Of one repre-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BLANKENSHIP SIGNS
MORE MEN FOR CLUB

T.. r. Thicl. owner OF the salt Lake
Union association club, yesterday re-
ccivcd a letter from Manager Cliff
Elankcnship saying that four more
players had been signed for Salt Lake.
The men are g.. II. Perkins. catcher
wanted badls -v Tacoma. Jack Keller
Of Lodi. Cal, ". IT, Swanton and I'D
Kennedy. The last three are first
basen1cn. Kennedy holding down the
initial sack for Portland I'm the Coast
league last season. Kennedy Is known
as n first-class ball player. but man
very hard 20 handle. Blankenship says
that he thinks the former Portland man
will get along fine in salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HOGAN AND BURNS ARE
MATCHED AT FRISCO

San Francisco. Dec. 2s.-"One Round"
Hogan OF this city. who Is regarded as
a serious contender for the lightweight
Oakland. were matched tonight TO fight
twenty rounds here January 81. The
men agreed TO make 1913 pounds at 6
ceipts and Will fight for a $1,000 side
bet
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and committee. headed by Professor
Mcylan. was appointed to draft a plan
Tor the organization OF an Independent,
federation.
The following were then elected Of
fiCcrs for the next year
Clark W HctherinEton. Chicago
president tre-elected). w. &. orr. Bos-
ton. vice president; j. T.. Raycroft
University Of Chicago. secretary and
treasurer.
Tho meeting was addressed by Dr. n
&. Sargent director Of physical train.
ing at Harvard university. on "profcs.
si0nalism I'm Amateur Athletics II,
said ovcrspeciaIization al the expone,
OF the development Of all-rouud ath.
lctes made the whole tendency OF IN,
large colleges and universities wrong
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HUGO KELLY NOW SAYS
TITLE BELONGS TO HIM

Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Hugo Kelly. the
Italian prize fighter. said last night
that nc would claim the middlewcight
championship Of the world because Of
the defeat Of Billy Papke at the hands
Of Dave Smith In the Antipodes. Since
Stanley Ketchol was killed the title
has been claimed BY all the middle
weights. Kelly has fought two draws
with Papkc. while the latter has one
victory Over the italian.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
GOES TO DODGERS.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 2s@"DoIIy"
stark, former Southern league player.
and later with san Antonio and Day-
ton. has signed a contract for 1911
with the Brooklyn National league club
and will report at Hot Springs. where
Brooklyn will train during February
and part Of March.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HACK FAILS TO WIN
FROM BELGIAN WRESTLER

Montreal. Dec. 2s.-For an hour and
fifteen minutes tonight Hackenschmidt
and Steurs. the Belgian. wrestled here
and neither secured fall.
Hackcuschmidt did all the attacking.
but the strength OF the Belgian helped
the latter out OF tight corners. The
match was at Greco Roman style.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
NEGRO IEAGIE-

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-The negro national
baseball league was formed here today.
The cities represented were Chicago,
Louisville. New Orleans Mobile. St
Louis, Kansas city. No. and Kansas
City. Kan. and Columbus. Ohio. Felix
II. Payne OF Kansas City. Mo, was
elected temporary chairman.