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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
WRIGHT WILL PLAY
TENNIS IN ENGLAND
Hopes to Bring Back PreIimi-
nary Match With Great
Britain.

NEW YORK. May 9$.-The recent
sudden departure OF Ecals G. Wright
for England has focused the attention
OF American tennis players on n situa
uon OF much uncertainty and no little
dclicacy
Eumors have bceu persistent that
Wright. who will lead any American
team that may compete for the Dwight
y. Davis interna tional cup. now held in
Australia. hopes To bring back the pre-
liminary match with Great Britain to
this country.
Officers OF the United States Lawn
Tennis association denied this today and
insisted that Wright had sailed on his
own initiative ana the association knew
nothing Of his plans
Nn officer ot The association. who also
belongs TO the international team COM
mlttee. was very pcssimlstlc today on
the whole outlook The Enslishmen. he
said, had positively refused to come to
this country. on the other hand. il
would be difficult to pick an American
team TO visit England. II would be easy
10 get first class team to go to London.
but If the team should win Il should
continue to Australia and few players
reel That they can spare the time for
the latter journey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Results at Belmont.

BELMONT PARK, N. Y. May 23-The
feature at Belmont Park today was the
Claremont handicap, with a value of
$1,000. Beaucoup won il by a head. Right
Easy made the pace TO the final six
tcenth, where she tired and Beancoup,
coming fast, won in a terrific drive.
First race. five furlongs-Lochiel 3 10
j, won: Feather Duster. . TO ]. second
Towton Field. TO .. third. Time, :5s
seconds,
Second race. six and a half furlonEs-
Barleythorp, 3 TO o, won; Csndleberry, Z
TO 2. second; Dorante, 20 TO l. third.
Time, LEO 20.
Third race. five furlong .
TO 10. won; Horizon, 10 /. second; Al
drlan, . to 2, third. Time, 80 3-5 seconds.
Fourth race. seven MISUNDERSTANDING,
II 10 D. won; Right Easy, 20 TO 1. second
F1restone even. third. Time, 1925 3-5.
Fifth race, International Cup steeple-
chase, about two miles-Monte Carlo 6
to !. won; Grandpa, II 10 5. second
Kara, even. third. Time. 4:02 2-5
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Bob
r., 5 TO !, won, Petronius, 4 TO E, second
Galley Slave, 10 /, third. Time,
1:47 3-o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Criminal Proceedings to
Filed Against All Attend,
ing the Fight.
WILL TRY TO REMOVE \
ALL DERELICT OFFICy
The Church Federation Seem
Legal Advice That Propose,
Contest Is Unlawful.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nav
Threats OF criminal proceedings a,
all who attend the Jeffries- -Jnhn son
IN the event that state officials a,
prevent the contest. were made to5
resolutions adopted by the Los AZ
church federation.
The preamble OF the resolutions
that The organization has legal :
that the proposed contest IL nm,
under the statutes OF California b
Tore. the attorney general and Tho
cutting officials OF San FrancIood
urged TO prevent the contest. The,
lows the threat:
Resolved, further, that II sat;sss
assurances are not given that said
VIII he prevented by the offIcials~
recommended that legal steps. be
IN conjunction with other oreanlz,
70 prevent the said fight by Ind
dent methods. and If all such fail
all VINO participate In such fight
as principals. promoters. spcctato
otherWisc, be prosecuted as erin,
and that written accusations he
under section T22 OF the penal On
remove from office each official 81
To the provisions of said section
proved derclict in his duty In pcrm
u felony to be committed in this
without protest, which 1T was his ,
duty at least TO attempt to preven
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
GALLAGHER MAKES HIT
WITH MURRAY FIREMEN

Con Gallagher is a hnancier as we'll as
night promoter. Con has been trying
for many days TO raise a little ready
cash for tho gymnasium at Murray but
the Smelter City Is a dead ono when it
comes TO getting the silver Iia, Con
has happy thought! Why not base =
ball team? No sooner said than done.
Con got together bunch OF fremcn
baseball fans. the team was organized
and a game was booked with the rival
hosemans team. Things looked bright
and Con CHANGED $15 in American money
with liollcnbeck OF the hoscmans nine.
The day was bright and clear. an ideal
day for the national game. Arnold and
Bishop defended GallaghcTs fifteen, and
the battery for Hollcnbcck was Stoffer
and Moon, The battle was fast and
furious. Con yelled himself to a whiS-
per for his fifteen. At last the game
ended with a score OF s TO ! i'm favor
of the firemen. Con was overjoyed his
gym" fund is now richer by $50. Now
Gallagher wants 10 play his team in the
state league. lie Is also planning tour
OF the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
CHAMBERS AND MADSEN
ADDRESS LARGE CROWD

A well attended meeting OF the Salt
Lake County Protective Fish and Game
association was held at the Commercial
club Monday evening. Features OF the
meeting were addresses on Duties OF
Wardens" and Growth of Association in
Utah County" by State Fish and Game
Commissioner Fred w. Chambers and
Deputy Brig Madsen, respectively.
An invitation to attend the meeting
was extended to the committee recently
appointed by the Commercial club to as
sist in the enforcement of the fish and
game laws OF the state, In his address
Mr.. Chambers detailed the duties of war
dens in an emphatic manner, and Mr..
Madsen said that the Utah county asso-
citation, which also includes Juab county,
now has about 300 members.
AT the meeting Monday evening sixty
members OF the association were dcpu-
ti2cd and given badges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Results at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 2s-The fea-
ture today WAS the running OF the handi-
cap in the fourth race, at six furlongs,
in which DIR. Waldo Briggs was returned
the winner In front OF Early Tide, the
latter appearing to be pinchcd off near
the wire. but the claim OF foul was de-
MED by the judges.
First race. mile and twenty yards
Starport straight $50 20. won: Alberta Fl.
place Sill so. second; Ramon Carona, show
S3l 90. third, Time, las.
Second race, four furlongs-Southern
Light. straight $3.50. won: Union Jack.
place 1920, second; EIaldeman, show
$40 third. Time. 40 1-j seconds.
Third race. five furlongs-Home Run,
straight $3.50, won: Waonpuca place
s6.40 second: Ben Sand. show 81. third.
Time. 1:1d 3-5.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs-
DR.. Waldo Briggs. straight $3.50, won;
Early Tide. place $40, second; Eye
White. show s2.9O. third. Time. 113.
Fifth race. selling. four and n. half fur
longs-Tricoma straight 1910. won;
Cisko. place s26. second; New Star, show
$40 third. Time, So 30 seconds
Sixth race. mile and a furlong-Alma
Boy. straight $l1.eO. won: Elfali place
$3.50 second. Denver Girl show Sa.70
third. Time, 1854 Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
FISH AND GAME REPORT
OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Both for the
volume and importance of game legisia :
tion enacted throughout the United
States during the year past and in the
general awakening OF the movement for
The increase OF game not only in eN-
periments OF propagation. but also In
the establishment OF game refugees and
private preserves. the year 1903 was nota-
bic. This is the statement made In
report on game protection by T. s. Pal
mer, Henry Oldys and G. L.. Brewster
OF the bureau OF biological survey, They
called attention to the establishment Of
state game refugees TO the progress OF
the protection of non game girds, TO the
strengthening in a number OF states OF
the warden service. to more vigorous
enforcement in some states of the laws
regulating the export and sale of game
and TO a number OF unusually large
fines imposed and collected.
Returns from the states east OF the
Mississippi show a total Of about 800
deer killed in 1909. as compared with
nearly $4,000 in the preceding year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
JeffrieS Gets GOtCh
FRANK GOTCH TO
TRAIN JEFFR|ES
Will Leave for Pacific Coast I'm.
mediateIy After zbyszko
Match at Chicago.

BEN IOMOND, Cal. May 23.-Frank
Gotch, champion wrestler OF the world
will join the Jeffres staff OF trainers
not later than June .. according TO tele-
graphic advices received from the wrcst-
lcr today. Gotch wires that he would
start Immediately after his match with
Zhys1lo, and this should land him al
Ben Lomond not later than the 5th. lie
will he the last OF the additions TO the
Jcffries training camp, for Jim Corbett
will preccde him
After the strenuous Sunday expert
cnce in camp. Jeffres took life easy to-
day, Early In the day the trout fishing
lure became so strong that the big fight
or yielded and gave the day 10 the bean
liiul san Lorenzo river The only train
ing was spin on the road late in the
Those who have been in the training
camp boosting for Graney for referee
have about given IL up as a bad job. II
is now well understood by JcfIrics and
his followers here that Tex Richard in
tends To aCr.
Nat Goodwin, actor and sportsman.
viii arrive tomorrow and remain for a
week as one OF the entertainers OF tho
former champion.
Promoter Jack Gleason. who paid his
first visit Yesterday to JefIries's training
which he found the big fighter
L was thunderstruCk at the change ]
noted In Jeffries." Gleason declared "I
saw him stripped I'm Los Angeles year
ago, and l think he must have weighed
fully 300 pounds at that time. Now
he Is clean of all surplus flesh. and he
looks to be in as good shape as he ever
was. His Improvement. l think. is mar
Velous. He told me he would like to
take on Johnson in Two weeks, and |
guess his friends would like nothing bet
ter than to advance the date OF the big
fight. The only thing that can possibly
spoil him is overtraining."
Promoter Tex Rickard. who also wit
messed Jcffricss fast workouts ycstcr-
day. had a chat with the former cham
pion about the referee matter. Rickard
says he told Jeffries that he was now
anxious TO preside over the
contest and felt entirely fit to do so if
the principals indorsed him. He was
rcasSured by Jeffries. who said:
Go ahead Tex. and referee 7 have
every confidence in your ability and I'm
IiCkled TO have you on the job"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
EmerYVille Entries.

OAKLAND, Cal. May 2S-Folowing
are the entries for tomorrows Emery
VILE races; weather fine. track fast:
First race. four furongs. sellinc-Abe
Slupsky, ll5; Amargosa, liz: Robert
Hurst l12; Handsatchcl. 109; Knfolks
lOe. Alta Ray. 109; Abella. 105; Mime. 1O5,
Joe Wclls l05s Blue Moon, l01 Fon-
tcllo. 95: Sir Bon 95.
:. Second race, futurity course. selling
St Francis. lis: Tramotor, 115. Hanni-
bal Bey. l16; Dcneen. 115, Tom Adams
10; Lachata, llS; San Lucas, li3: Do
ralta, ll3; Tifls ll3; aTitus H. l09;
Sainest, los: Biased. los.
Third race, mile and twenty yards.
selling-Edwin r. Fryer, los, Round and
Round. 1O6. Bishop W.. 106; Beau Man.
10S. Miles. %. Miss Roberts, 80.
Fourth race, five furlongs, purse-Cop-
pertown, ll5; Daddy Clip. 1903, Calopus.
lO2; Lady Elizabeth. 100; Pride of Lis
more, %.
Filth race. one mile, seilng-Sr An
gus. li3; Hancock. 11S; Charles Green,
llS. Emma c.. Ill; Bislsra. Iii; Duchess
of Montebello, III; DR.. Downle. 1903: Mas
merito, l09; Gretchen G., 101, Electrow--
an. 9S; 'Galene Gale. SIS.
Sixth race. thirteen sixtcenths mile.
selllns-Dareington los: Orello. los;
Cadichon. f05. Cobleskil los, Melton
dale l0t: Airs, 1903; Novgorod 1o3 :;
.Adena, l05; Bucithorn. 103; Recon, 90
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
RICHARD MUST
REFEREE FIGHT
Johnson Tells Friends There
Is No Chance for Them as
Third Man.
CHAMPION WILL GO TO
SEE JEFFRlES ON STAGE
Colored Heavyweight Is Losing
AvOirdupois and Will Box
at 20S Pounds.

SAN FRANCISCO. May ?5.--Jack
Johnson expects to he on hand TO sec
lin Jcffries do his boxing ia san Fran
cisco next Friday night The idea was
put into the champions head by one OF
the trainers at his camp and although 1t
was intended more as II Joke than any
thing else he decided that it would be
good scheme.
''Jcffries certainly would be surprised y
remarked johnson, 'if ! should show up
with some false whiSkcrS and suddenly
pull them off while he was boxing. But
why shouldn't ] go and see him box: OF
course | have seen him in action before,
but then ] might like to know what con
Iition he is In. / am not worrying about
The fight or about Jeffries, for expect
10 beat him, but all the same | think that
! will be on hand next Friday night
The black nGhter dropped back into the
roadwork which has done so much in the
way OF taking of weight this morning.
Bright and carly he was the park
roads and before he had finished had
gone the regulation distance OF twelve
miles.
THAT Is the work that is taking off
the weight Tor me-" he said TO one OF his
friends. when l reached California
down close to 21S. For the fight 1 eN-
pect TO weigh something like POS You
see, when l fought Ketchel out here
weighed 1913, but ! have grown heavier
be done at @0S. am eating and drink
ing just what l please now, so you can
sec that ] can get down TO that weight
without any difficulty.
Some of the men who were mentioned
for the referecship are still calling upon
johnson. but the fighter declines TO talk
business with them.
'''Ihs referee has been selected ne
declared today with some emphasis.
"Rlckard is just as satisfactory TO me as
he is TO Jeffries. We are the ones 10 be
suited In this matter and Tex will have
10 serve. l don't consider there is
chance for anyone else. and have told
Rickard that l don't expect him 10 back
down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
YOKEL WILL GIVE
BUZUKOS HANDICAP
Agrees to Throw Greek Wrest-
Ter Four Times i'm Hour
at Salt Lake Theater

After "A stormy meeting Monday night
al which Peter Buzukos. Mike Yolscl and
Manager Heaeren were the principals.
Yolel finally agreed to throw Buzukos
four times in the hour, providing he was
allowed 10 weigh In at I55 pounds or
under. Buzulios Is 10 weigh in at catch
weights
The match will be for n side bet OF
$3.50, and after the articles had becn
signed BuzulSos said that he had $500
more 10 wager that Yokcl could not ful .
MI the contract by throwing the Greek
four times in the hour
Buzukos has big following hero and
his friends will wager several thousand
dollars on his chances. The friends of
fokcl arc taking the money as soon as
ii is flashed. as everybody appears TO be
satisfied that YolSel can throw the Greek.
The contest VIII take place al the Salt
Lake thcatcr June S, and Judging from
present interest a large crowd will be
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
VANCOUVER. B. c., May 23.-score
COAL DEALERS DEFEAT
GARFIELD BASEBALL TEAM

In the first game of the season on the
Garfield grounds, the smelter boys were
defeated by the Utah Fuel team by II
score of to S. In the first half the
Garfield team had slightly the best of
the game, the score changing to the
Fuelitcs' favor in the seventh after an
exceptionally fine batting rally by the
coal dealers. Rogers got 10 first ON Il
grounder past second; Fitzpatrick hit for
two bags. bringing In a score; j. Rog
crs sacrificed, Fitzpatrick TO third; Nc
Curdy was caught out on fly; Davidson
hit for a bag. scoring Fitzpatrick; Mil
Ter singled, sending Davidson to third:
johnson hit for Two sacks scoring both
runners; Sorensen out at first on n hot
grounder. Kilburn pitched a good game
for the smclter boys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
WALKING ENTHUSIASTS
WANT WESTON AT PANAMA

NEW YORK. May 23-Walking enthu-
siasts among the Americans in Panama
have invited Edward Payson Weston TO
come to the isthmus for an attempt
there at breaking the pedestrian record
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
back again, a total distance of ninety
SIX miles. Weston has not Indicated
Walking In the tropics is not so easy
as In the temperate zone. Many of the
young Americans in Panama have tried
the trans-isthmian walk and have given
IT up after the first sixteen or twenty
miles. Those who have successfully
completed can be numbered on the I'm
gers OF ono hand, il is said.
The fastest time Tor the walk from
Panama to Colon, a distance OF forty
eight miles. was made May by Edward
Silvey OF Colon. who covered the ground
in ten hours and nineteen minutes, de-
feating J. p. l.. Taylor of Ancon
Taylors time was twelve hours and
twenty minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
BOXING CONTESTS ARE
WOUND UP IN HI

or the four six round bouts sch
by the Manhattan Athletic club
Salt Palace Monday night, but on
test went the limit, The others
In one or two rounds.
Ike Cohn made short work of j
in two rounds. The latter loo
ringer for Tommy Markham, and
good account OF himself in tn,
round.
Kid Davis and Cyclone Lefty bo,
slow rounds. Davis being given 4
cision, Both men tin canned"
all The way,
Jacob IIausc, who came here frt
southern part of The state 10 put a
in the Manhattan stars. was SEN
to pitching hay in thirty secon
Jack Downcy. The farmer plainly 1
that he knew but little Of the
game. He was strong. but did moi
how TO use his strength. He 8
would content himself with farm
the future,
Jim BurTis and Kid Logan put
fast contest while it lasted. Fac
took the count in the first roun
In the second round Burris quit
Manager Downing announced
there would be no boxing next 4
night, which will be Decoration d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Results at Emeryville,

OAKLAND, Cal, May 23.-Favorites in
the INST Tour races met defeat at En-
eryville today. John Louis came TO the
rescue OF the followers OF first choices in
the nfth, winning easily. He was bid
up from S400 to sos by James Neil and
retained. Lee Thomas advanced the
price OF Springban from 5000 TO s405. She
was also retained.
First race, five and a half furlongs,
purse-New Capital los (Cotton), S 70 l.
won; Doweress, ITO (Callaghan). to ..
Time, 1:0I 40. Babe Neely, Circo. Lor-
EMO. Lofty Haywood, Tilton. Quecnfull.
Intellect and Matte Verdi finished as
named
Second race. futurity course. selling
Minncodocla. SIS (Jahnsen), 70 /. won
Servicence, 112 (Callaghan). 10 TO I, sec
ond: Beda. e3 (Selden), 10 TO l. third.
Time, l:09 3-5, Salvage. Roy Junior. EN-
Minalto finished as named.
Third race. futurity course. selling
Netting. l05 (Co6urn). to !, won; Com
bury. 10i (Callaghan), 6 10 /. second La
Petite. 80 (Jahnsen) to /. third. Time,
l:10 20. Galvanic, Father Downey. Cres-
ton Boy, Ampedo. Mossback, Little But
tercup. Descendant, Colonel Brady and
A!dergulch finished as named.
Fourth race. mile and quarter, SELL
ing-Springban. eS (BuXton), TO =. won
Colbert, % (Selden), I TO ], second; Cop
pers. 1Oe tCavanaugn1., 10 TO /, third,
Jordan. Trocha. McNally, j. C. Glenn and
j. r. Laughrey also ran.
Fifth race. one mile, seling-John
Louis, J09 (TayloD, TO 3. won: Ire
margo los (Cavanaugh), TO J. second
AXIS s-Ar-Bep, Ito (Cotton). Z TO 1. third.
Time. 1:3s 3-5. Good Ship. Anne McGee.
Hush Money and Odd Rose finished as
ns med.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-I.ord OF
the Forest, lie (Callaghan). TO 20. won
Gramercy, SS (Cotton). TO l. second ;
Marburg, ll2 (Taylor) IS to 5, third
Time, 1:l2 4-5. Zinkand and La Dextra
finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
HUNTINGTON RESIDENTS
OFFER CUP FOR FLIGHT
IIEMPSTE.AD

HEMPSTEAD. N Y. May 23-
Wealthy residents OF Huntington Bay.
J.. l., have raised fund for a gold tro-
ply which Is TO be offered to the first
amateur aeroplane pilot who flies from
Mincola across Long Island 10 the
shores OF Connecticut.
The distance is thirty miles-fourteen
miles across country to the shore OF the
sound and sixteen miles across the wa
ters OF the sound. This makos the ac-
tual flight across the sound between
Lond Island and the mainland compa IA =
bic 10 the hight over the English chan
mel.
Under the rules being devised, the
aviator will have the privilege OF max
ing one descent at Huntington Bay He
will be allowed twelve hours 10 com
plete the flight.
Clifford Il. Harman, the New York
amateur and Harry s. HarSness a
wealthy Californian and a pupil OF La
than. are mentioned as candidates for
the cup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Malad Fans Disappointed.
TO The Tribune.


MALAD, May 23.-The wrestling bou:
between Mike Yoltel OF Salt Lake and
Herbert Jones of Twin Falls Ida. at tine
Maiad opera house last evening ended in
a draw. according to the referees de-
cislon. The men had wrestled for an
hour and quarter without either ac-
complishinG fall when Jones claimed TO
have been Injured and at once the ref
cree gave his decision, closing the con-
test and declaring all bets off. More than
$4,000 in side bets had been posted. and
the majority OF the 600 fans present were
deeply disappointed at the outcome, and
caustic criticism of the referees de-
cisIon in rendering a decision without Il
medical examination was heard from all
sides.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
BRlCkLAYERS ORGANIZE
FAST BASEBALL TEAM

The briCklayers have organized the In
termountain Union baseball team and
have issued a challenge TO play amy anna
teur team in the state, The bricklayers
will be ready TO play the first game next
Saturday, willing TO take OH any amateur
team. The members of the team arc w
@. johnson, catcher; Ed Ludlow, pitcher;
X. Murphy, j. NJ. Stitner, ID. Platte, J.
Donovan. lnheIders: Rol Huggins. Bill
Jenkins and II. Holmes, outiielders; c.
u. Moody. coach; Dave Thompson. Ed
Roberts and G. II. Warding. subs.
Roberts played with the Nationals
many years ago and expects to make the
regular team after a little practice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Rough Ball Game.

In a rough-and- tumble game al Walk
er's field sunday tho Utah Implement
Vehicle company defeated the Utah In
dependent Telephone company by a score
of To ,, The 'Imps'' would probably
have made a still better showing bad il
not been for the fact that Fail. travelling
from the plate TO first base AT the speed
OF 'Ialley'S comet collidcd with n husky
defender and is consequently nursing q
badly sprained ankle. The catcher for
the pole climbers as we'll as Peck"
Burton and Daft OF Manager Burton s
lineup were also slightly disabled during
the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
PAINTER WILL REFEREE
OGDEN BOXING CONTEST

Tom Painter OF Evanston, Wyo. has
been selected to ,efercc n. Sinclair
Hardin twcnty-round boxing contes: AT
Ogden next Friday night. Hardin is
training at Ogden and Sinclair does his
work al the Salt Palace.
Kid Ross and Farley Of Ogden hdvc
been matched for "i%hi rounds for Il pre-
liminarY. Kid Davis and EDDIE Mathew
son will box six rounds.
Managers Downing and Shumway ,:s,vc
made arrangements for a special train
over the Rio Grandc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Easy for Independents.

AT Walkers field Monday the Indc-
pondcnce Telephone team put ii all over
the Brecden Office Supply to tho tune
OF ii TO 8. The Independents showed class
from the first inning, batting the Brce-
dcns all over the field. The fans declared
II was n good game. The Independents
win give the Breedens a chance to get
even in the pear future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-24
Australian Is Beaten.

NEW YORK May 2G-"Knockout''
Brown, n local bantamweight. had a wido
margin to his favor in his fight with
Charley Griffin. the Australian bantam
weight in ten-round bout here tonisht
The fourth and fifth rounds belonged
to the' foreigner and lie was then TOO
tired To follow up his advantage, In the
last round he hoored Brown with a right
10 tbs jaw, but the local boy was up in
a iiffy and fighting hard