The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
International Series to Deter
mine Worthy Opponent for
Jack Johnson to Be Held.
KING GEORGE V. STAKES
A FEATURE FOR GOODWOOD
international Swimming Asso-
citation Will Hold Meeting at
Brussels This Week.
BY RICHARD DAHLGREN.

Special Cable to The Tribune
LONDON. Sept 1o.-Hugh Mcintosh,
the international fight promoter, and Jim
my Britt Of California. brother of the
late Willis Britt. have undertaken the
great project of holding an international
series OF elimination fights" In order to
slit the heavyweight ranks of puSilism
clean and find a worthy Caucasian op-
ponent to wrest the kingship away from
Jack johnson. the Galveston negro.
b me he,d hTst IS ths light In this long series will
week, when Bombardler Wells, late OF
his majesty's service In India. will meet
Sergeant Sunshine. the big Irish fusil-
Ter, Whether the sergeant's real name is
Sunshine is a matter Of no moment,
Enough il is to say that he is white and
husky and confident and as Irish as John
Redmond and I. o. o'Connor rolled into
my Irish readers Will agree.
Wells Is more or less OF a novice but
Sunshine has defeated both Gunner Moir
10 be man OF some physical parts
Thomas Inch, whose name bellies his
bulk. writes from Fulhan road, London,
70 a local sporting paper. voicing the
England and asking official recognition OF
this lf-claimed fact, Mr. Inch has a
Snest measurement OF o3 inches and his
oiceps measure "a inches in circumfer-
Is not made on mere words. Inch wants
10 so to the United States for an exhi-
bition tour either in vaudeville or other
Wise, and j presume that the States will
winter. '''''
The South African Cricket association
is to send a team to Australia this win
ter. after all. Having discovered the COPY
OF a letter In which they undertook to
send team on a guarantee OF half the
gates-a promise which they had, appar-
enuy forgotten-they have decided, like
good sportsmen. to stick to their word
30 alis well that ends we'll
Jim Driscoll and Spike Robson are
is sure 10 Icons, come together again The match
from $4,000 to $4,000 are offered for il
Robson. however. prefers TO have a trv
ior the featherweight belt held by Dris.
COIL ana as this prize can only be fought
son desires that the match take place
there H'NNo
Royalty Stakes a Fixture.
Wnat promises 10 be one of the mos,
.n.ergstIng ,a.', Ig events or nexr year is the
news new King George v. stakos recently an
WIN be for thrce-year -olds and upward
az weight for age. $50 each $50 for
h ,et, with 5000 added. The distance will |
there s are er'Sngs sITesd9 owing to the fact that
events for the mile and upward an this
meeting. AS the new king VIII he an
'niportant subscriber TO the turf next |
year lnis event Is certain to bring for |
ward most OF the principal owners
meeting OF the international Anna
Ienr swimming federation. the BODY
wnicn proposes TO shape the destinies OF |
aquatic sport the world over, viii bs |
held tomorrow at Brussels. Belgium.
when suggestions will be received from
the representatives and probably rules
auopted Tor the guidance or the new or
ganization. The main object In view fs
70 bring within the union the whole of
The governing bodies OF the sport. Tho
lr5t move toward the formation OF this
'eoeration took place at Paris last year
ana In the interval since considera ble
progress ms been made In the line of |
,rsanlIation' George Hearne, who was
or"ery honorary secretary OF the Anna