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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-10
En- Hotel Corridors
A. C. RAY of Butte is al the Cullen

A. c. RAY of Butte Is at the Cullen.
NJ. WILSON and e. Anderson OF Price
are guests at the Cullen.
OGDEN FOLKS registered at the Gull
len are f. w. Bower. III. :. Hood, w. f.
Brine and Henry Bond,
JOSEPH w. DAMREN and Mrs. Dam
rem of Deseret are reglstered-at the
Cullen.
ALEX MCPHERSON OF Twin Falls.
Ida, ls at the Kenyon.
A. f PARKER. prominent civil en-
gneer OF Ogden. is at The Kenyon,
Mrs. c. NJ. Gawthorp of Kemmerer.
Wyo., is registered at the MoXum.
j. A. WATERS of Salmon. Ida. is
at the Wilson.
ROSCOE ELDREDGE of Coalville Is at
the Wilson.
ARTHUR A MILLER of Eureka is
registered at the Wilson,
l.. II. BAKER OF Boise is a guest at
the Wilson
F. c. AND J. w. JOHNSON are regis
tered at the Wilson from Provo.
MR. AND MRS. j. +. COONEY OF Twin
Falls, Ida, are guests at the Wilson.
MR. AND MRS. j, p. SELLY OF FL
berta, Utah. are registered at the
Wilson.
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Apprentice allowance.
JuareZ Entries.

iJUAREZ. Mex. Feb. o.-Terrazas Park
entries for Thursday.
First race. six furlonGs-Siscuss liz;
The Wolf, los: Deli, l0I Kyle. 107: Cam
era. l07; Malatine. 107: Bob Lynch, 1O2
Sociable, lo4; "Odd Rose. l02: 'Nia, lO2;
Alarmed. %; 'Charles Fox 9e
Second race. seven furlongs-Bill
Bramble. los; George Young, los; Mrs.
Nugcnt. 107. Don Hamilton. los; Billy
Taylor. los; John Sparks. l05; Tod 1O5.
Belle OF Brass. lo3: Minnie Rangert. lOs
Gutenberg, 1903. "Sabado, 100.
Third race. five furlongs-Light Knight.
1o7: Joe Stokes: lbs: Gypsy King. lo2.
Forceful, 105; Silver Stocking. 10S. Jolly.
IS: Ocean Queen, oG; Hannah Louise. 90.
Fourth race. seven furlongs -Stendal,
i12; EnEraver. l09; Tom Franks l09. Nib
lick, 1oe: Hardlyson: 100; Chesward. 10a:
sKopek, l0f. 'McNally. 103
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ducce, ia:
Gibson. III: Joe. Enrich. III: Regards
10S; George Guyton. los. Leon C. Wolf.
los: sBertmont. 1os; Airs, 10i; Pops,
1903: Louisa F.. 10l
Sixth race. one mile and sixteenth
Alma Roy. l01: Miss Ida. los; Gerry
Mander l02: 'Dene, 100; sLista, 100;
"Anne McGce, %.
Apprentice allowance.
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Emeryville Entries.

OAKLAND, Feb. s.-Emeryvllle entries
for Thursday
First race. futurity course-Phil Mohr,
ia: TIlton. 10. Clan, los: Basel 100;
Lofty Hcywood. 1oi; Circo, i0I; Jim
Cafrerata. 107, Sam Rocks 101; Ocean
View. 107: Babe Neely l06. Clara Sal.
l05 Directcllo, l0o
Second race. siX rurlongs-Marsabe,
ia; Grace c.. l09. Ben Stone. I07; Likely
Dieudonne. l07; Coblcskill. 1o7: 'Rosevale.
1o2. sainest lol; Hex. 80: Pride of Lis
more. 9S' LOUIS Streuber. ss; Redeem.
o.
Third race, one mil4-Blackshcep, 1l2:
ST. Adams 109; Cock Sure, 109: Bell
Smoker, 109; Cataline. 100. Silver Line,
l0I; Steel 1o1. 'Sam Barber, 10i; Who,
10i. Trocha. l02. blanche c.. 1o2.
Fourth race. five furlongs, Tolenas high
weight handicap Bellwether. l24; Ham
per. 113; Napa Nick. Ito. Balrona, 102
Lady Elizabeth. 96.
Fifth race. one mile-Bucolic. 10S Gene
Russell. los; Colonel Brady. 1OS. Pick
away. los. Ny Pal. l0S; Laselle, lGS: May
Picka los: Maud McG.. I07; 'Litholin
l02: Rabble. 90. Elodia b.. So.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-
Thomas Calhoun, ~; COLLECTORS Jessup
ia; Tnlinghast III; Hampass, 40
Belle Kinney l09; Amethyst. lO9: sSai-
wage. 106; Alice Ward, l05: Sinkand. a5
Kid North, 95; Roberta. 9S; Eloctrowan
9S.
Apprentice allowance
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FORT JOHNSON WINS.
BUT is SET BACK

OAKLAND, Feb a.-Fort johnson won
the Fairfield handicap at Emeryville to-
day, but was disqualified and placed sec
ond for fouling Silver Knight. first money
going 10 the latter. Tapln made no cf-
fort TO keep ihc Mackenzie horse straight
and lie carried Silver knight into the
fence. The Judge fined the rider 500.
Adrian was heavily PLAYED to win the
-year-old event but Dune Campbell
beat him easily. Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs sell
won: MadA McG, lO3 Craplinl, ID TO 5,
second; Mas Pink. o. Cse!den) is to
third, Time. 1903 i-5 Beaumont CAL
vanlc, Hector RusilinS SILK, Plcka way
r. II. Flaherty. Bold and Colonel Brady
Second race. three furlongs, purse
Dune Campbell. 109 tTapln). 3 to |. won;
Adrian. li2 IShIllng). 10 5. second:
Time, 80 %. Welalsao. Sir Bon Portal
ington, Jim Basey. Kicier and Emery X.
finished named
Third race. five and half furlongs
,, won; Black sheep no tGlass) II to
|. second; Argonaut. l03 Crapln), l3 10
D. third Time, los 80 Bellsnicker.
Sophomore, rrocha, Swaggerlator and
Dovalta finished as named
Fourth race. Fairfield handicap. one
mIle-Silver Knight. lO7 (vosperj. 7 to
>. won: Fort Johnson lOl tTapin), 10
/, second Jeanette NJ. l02 (Sclden). TO
=. third, Time l:i2 10. Fancy also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-servi-
cence. III CShillingl, 13 10 20. Won. Steel.
50 tTboras), I 10 >. second; Mr.. Bishop.
1903 tSeldenl. s TO I, third Time 1:a2 10.
kaiserhof. J. r l.aughrey and sainotta
finished named
Sixth race six f,wIongs, seling-Judge
Quinn, l0a CTaplin). to >. won Miss
Picnic: lOI lNosper)., to >, SECOND: Hex.
Metropolitan. Banorela, Palo Chiquito
and Calopus finished as named.
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GINGRlCH OF Y. M. C. A. IS A. A. u. CHIEF
JOCKEY DuGAN'S RIDE
PUTS HORSE IN FRONT
Daniels Stable Is Barred for In.
consistent Running in
Races.

IL AREI Feb. 9.-Long priced horses
had an inning at Tcrrazas park today
SevcnfGll faVoriic won the handicap.
She was ridden by Eddie Duean. and IL
was through his good horscmarship that
the mare got home in front. The stew
ards today announced that entries of j.
+, Daniels have been refused. owing To
the In ana out running Of the horse
Pedro
summary:
First rsc. selling. siN furionss-Piume.
10 tEice). s TO /. second. Myrtle Dixon,
20" Uiaruer), 10 |. third. Time. TIA.
Eoya Ben, Approbste. Mimic Bright,
ElS,nIHi I5 "a. hindsHy Convenient: e , Elder M
Second race. two vcar-olds. ihre" and
a naif furlongs-Ballcla. no Garner. y
20 won; Solid liO Goudcrl; T. 10 !,
second; Brave Wishcrs llO cMolesworthl,
20 TO !. third. Time 81 l-S seconds
Folk. Solitu. Oulfielder. Mack ~. owen
Time. tncic Ben and Gchtnicht also
ran.
Third race. selling. one milo Albion
~. l07 Mccarthy. . TO L. won: Aimena.
~ ~, WILSON,. . TO =. second Miss
Vigil Io2 Garner, . TO > third. Fine,
Moiicrc. Alicc Collins. Egotist Lady
Garven,, Mollie Bohn and Tiilts also ran. ran
Fourth race: six furlongs.- -SeNenIul'
g. ~. Wilson,, II 10 L. second; MedditnS
Hannah. 30 fEcncScotenl. 3" 10 ]. tniLd'
Time. l:l2 3-5. King Cobalt Early Tide.
Enfield and Colonel Bon also ran,
Fifth race selling. six furlonSs-iIuhi-
ola, liz (Crecry)s IL 10 l. won; I.ylters'
llo (Moeswortm, > 10 ,. second; M2ure-
tania l05 Garner. 10 l. third, Time.
l:l4 Cardinal Sarlo. Don Hamilton,
Prince of CASTLE. Dick Nestal. Bonnie
Reg, r. ]. Swanner, Lady Adelaide and
Ora Sudduth also ran.
Sixth race. selling, one milc-FantaStic,
105 CGarncrD. > TO t. won. Sam Taylor
lla (MoleSworthD. > to /. second. Apollo
gizc, 106 Mccarthy, ( TO i. third. Time,
l:39 IS. Banbury. Sensible. Htmalaya
nd ntn at also
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WESTERN COACHES TO
GET F0TBALL OPINIONS

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Wcstern football
coaches and faculty members are 10 have
another fling at the 1910 football rules.
Chicago, member Of the national rules
committee. announced yesterday that
opinions of the Big Eight" experts
would be sought before the next meet
ing of the national body, March %. al
New York.
The conference professors and football
officials will have "A chance 10 pass on
members think popular opinion will be
more valuable now that modiilcat tions
have been somewhat formulated.
Should much difference OF opinion de =
velop. a meeting OF the Big Eight" Of
ficiRls will be held In Chicago TO discuss
proposed changes
Coach Williams of Minnesota and
Coach Stage OF Chicago. western mem
bers of the national committee. are pre-
pared 10 receive advice and suggestions
from any source.
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Y. NJ. {. A. BASKETBALL
TEAM WILL TAKE TRIP

Physical Director GinGrich is rapidly
preparing the trip for the team to CHI
caGo and Is In correspondence with many
Teams. including preparatory schools
high schools. colleges. universities ard
Y. NJ. G. As. AT present the expectation
is TO play twelve games enroute and get
INTO Chicago in time to have two-days
rest, in order that the team may be nut
into good shape for the National A. \. t.
games. in which the Salt Lake Y. NJ
G. a. team Will compete for the first
time In the history OF the association
athletics The authorities at the Y. M
c. y. are confident that the team Will
make Il good showing ana are making
every effort 10 get the team into good
shape.
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CHICAGO AMERICANS
WILL GO TO COAST

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-'rhe Chicago Amcri-
can league club viii probably start on
its training trip to California rebru-
airy 26.
President O'Ncill OF the Western league.
who went west 10 arrange for the in
Nssion OF California by the Chicago
Americans, returned yesterday. He
brought back glowing accounts of the
trip that the squad will take, and while
no definite dates as to the exhibition
games were glyen. it was announced that
the schedule had been arranged so as
10 give the players plenty OF sleep in
hotels and not on sleeping cars for sew
eral successive nights AT a time
PRESIDENT Comiskey SUN has the trip TO
the northwest 10 decide upon. hut gos-
sip about baseball headquarters indi-
Gates he has abandoned the idea and
the homeward journey will be made oyer
the southern route the same as in the
two years previous.
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big THREE" ARE READY
TO GIVE OUT STATISTICS

IOWA CITY. Ia. Feb. 9.-Coaches Of
the big Three" institutions in the state
OF Iowa arc planning 10 give out statis-
tics which will put out all recent aglta-
iion regarding the danger OF football.
Facts and figures will be secured by
Coach Clyde Williams OF Ames Coach
John l.. Griffith of Drake, and Coach
John G. Griffith OF Iowa. which will show
actual bona fide happenings OF the grid
iron during the last few years, Football
enthusiasts claim many OF the Injuries
reported are not actual. They point out
that many "doped" articles are sent out
from football camps each fall with fake
injuries calculated to deceive opposing
elevcns These broken bones" and
"sprans'' devised by the willy coaches
are responsible for the long lists, accord :
ing To local believers in the gridiron
game.
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pertaining TO eligibility os and disqual
idcation of athletes who hold themselves
up TO bc amateurs, but are in actuality
and in every sense of the word profes-
sionals 1t is his duty as commissioner
10 grant sanctions for anv athletic
games. whatsoever. and to register all
athletes who are eligible To compete in
amateur sport. He must also represent
the union in all matters that NAV arise
IN said territory and act according TO
and within the jurisdiction of the con-
sttution and bylaws Of inc a. A. U.
The duty of a commissioner is to
definitely draw line between amateur
ana professional sport and to adequate
w control FOR the \. A. [. ail amateur
bodies within his district also, all ath-
lctlc games upon an amateur basis 1t
is his further purpose and duty 10 or
gapize and conduct tournaments in all
athletic games over which the A. A. e..
assumes control, which are Us follows:
Basketball. boxing. gymnastics, hand
cle racing and steeplc- chasing, jumping,
pole vaultIng, putting the shot and
throwing the hammer and weights,
swimming. tugs of war walking, and
wrestling, for the state championships,
thereby giving the said district over
which he has jurisdiction a national
standing and comparison with the other
states and districts.
Who Is Professional.
An athlete has forfeited his right to
compete as an amateur and thereby be-
come a professional by:
(a) Ever having competed in any ath-
letIc or gymnastc competition, that is,
q competition, the entries of which are
open TO all irrespective as to whether
they are professionals or amateurs and
whether such competition be for prize
or not.
OBJ Ever having competed in any ath-
letlc or gymDastic exercise for money.
(c) Ever having competed in any ath-
letc or gymnastic exercise under am
assumed or false name.
I'D Ever having knowingly compet-
cd with professional for a prize or
with professional where gate money
is charged in any athletic or gymnastic
exercise.
(e) Ever having pursued as means
OF livelihood any athletic or gymnastc
exercise
G) Ever having directly or indirect
ly sold a prize.
(g) Directly or Indirectly receiving
payment for services rendered in any
capacity at any professional exhibit or
contest of any athletic or gymnastlc
exercise whatsoever
(h) Directly or Indirectly receiving
payment for training or coaching any
person in any athletic or gymnastic
exercise.
G) Directly or indirectly receiving
payment for services rendered as an Of
neral or in any other capacity at any
gymnsstic or athletic exercise whatso-
ever.
Cd Directly or indirectly receiving
OF managing for prospective personal
profit, any exhibition or contest.
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UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
READY FOR TRACK WORK

In answer 10 the call. over thirty uni
NcrsitS athletes appeared ready and anX
ious To begin the carly training which
Coach Maddox will give in the Cymna
sium until the spring wca alhcr opens UP.
Among the men who showed up on
Wednesday were eleven of the old var
sity track teams. a : we'll as many Of tho
best high school athletes OF the state.
Melvin Swapp. one of the old Utah stars.
Is back al school and promises to do big
things In the weights In the sprntS.
Utah is also lucky in having the best
man in the state. sam Brntou. He has
never been defeated since the first sea-
son he entered track work and has been
tried on all races up TO the quartcr-mlle.
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STRANGER FINDS i
GLASS INSTE

Pete sullivan create,
his training quarters at
at Ogden Wedresrlav
stranger rolled into th1
rendered his services Ia
sullivan. The latter was
TO take on a Stranger In,
had boxed a few MONS,
that the stranger MAS
one over on Sullivan. ri
several vicious swings
gained confidence. az S,lll|
him lightly. bui his ga,ut
and Sullivan allowed Nil
out stronger than usual
with the strangers chin
a somersault. going. 4
glass window. and land'
NTH street The strange,
sharp edges Of the gla'
wh 'n last seen he was sf|
Sullivsn's gloves tied Ia
Manager Armstrong arr
yesterday and made al
excursion trains over thr|
Short Line, to leave her,
The evening Of the Sulliv:
ty-round bout contest. j
the Ogden Auditorium,
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JOHNSON Is ARRESTED
FOR THIRTEENTH TIME

DETROIT, Feb 9.-Jack Johnson.
champion heavyweight pugiIIst must ap-
pear before Judge Connolly this morn
Ing. Johnson's latest bout with the law
Is over the possession Of one Of his fine
bulldogs
Sam Lewis came into the recorder $
court yesterday with his arm bleeding
and his coat sleeve torn TO ribbons He
declared that he was walking in Madi-
son avenue when Johnson's dog, which
was being given an airing by the cham
nion himself; lcaped on him and buried
its teeth In his arm.
Johnson pulled tho dog off and went
on his way, while Lewis hurried TO the
municipal building to make complaint.
Johnson was served with a summons
last night, This is Johnson's thirteenth
arrest.
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RANDALL-D0DD BUICK
MAKING RECORD RUN

A Buick. model TO- was started by Sales
Manager De Camp of the Randall Dodd
Automobile company Wednesday morn
ing for q ten days endurance run. The
car was seen coming and going so much
on the business streets yesterday that
people began 10 get curious, and inves~
tigation brought out the real facts. De
Camp says the car will be kept on the
go day and night until the opening OF
the automobile show next Saturday. a
continuous trip of ten days After the
long run fl will be placed on exhibition
at the show.
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ROLLER CHAMPION Is
TOO SPEEDY FOR HARDY

Willie Schatz. champion roller skater
OF Utah. defeated Fenton Hardy in Il
night al the Auditorium in one of tho
best races Of the season, Hardy made
game race for the first mile. but after
that SchatZ had things his own way and
gradually pulled away from his op-
poneht. The first mile was covered in
$40. the fastest time vet made on the
track and Schatz finished the second
miles
Joe Forest wired from Idaho Falls that
lac would roll tho winner for Sl0O at any
distance. Manager .O'Mara of the roller
rink says that the match Will probably
so on some time in the near future
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G|NGR|CH SELECTED
A. A. j. OFFICIAL
Will Control Amateur Athletics
in the State OF Utah
for 1910.
NATIONAL BODY MAKING
EFFORTS FOR CONTROL
Athletes Who Have Forfeited
Amateur Status in Com
petition.

The state Of Utah has for the first
time in the history OF athletics been
officially recognized by the Amateur
Athletic Union Of the United States
in The appointment! of o. B. Gingrjch as
commissioner Of this state.
Tho purpose of appointing commits,
sioncrs over various districts is TO rs.
sumo absolute control OF amateur attn
letcs in said districts and to act IN
behalf of the A. 4. L, in all matters
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STARS.
KeaTneY After

Phil Kearney. the welIi-Tt ~
lightweight is anxious to- kvI
ner Of the Sullivan-CollII fttle|
takes place Friday evenint nd $
an excellent reputation la ssr
Rocky Mountain region. Esats| |
east. where ne has perform W
and should prove 10 be Nd III
card with the winner. Kasszs |
anxious TO meet Sullivan s,ifh
and although he has beoIfs, h I
the local boy on severaic FhaI
bout failed to materialize
ment. IL S0|
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Boxing Carniv;
for Murray
GLEASON c0NH'lIIss1
FRISCO s9'
KlckaTd Was Assn y
Could Be'Heldb, .
Lake.

John j. Gleason ,ef, !,
afternoon for San r.
leaving Gleason said ,bs'
ably impressed with saIt
thought il would be an a
ihe Jcfries- johnson bos,
ne said there was foo
and; as far as he wax ce
held out for FRISCO. al, !
1--WE the contest vo,,Ia
You know" he saja I
any chances. Your co,,.,
said he would not s@Iicr @
thls county. and Goyc,,,,
ms already said Thai !;
stale must be obcyed' , y
man is going 10 fle,,rc
plan OF procedure are,,
can't imagine" A''
Tex" RIckard MI, r..
Ie% days. and will ti Il,
r riscn. where he will M
the wo promoters viii
suitable site for thc his~
does not feel In the bes5>
ne first came here manv
men assured him that <,
be held here. as the ~
to allow boxing contcsts
ing held from time to X,
the argument was p,lt M
public sentiment was az
of the contest coming i
thought no one would "a
the strong sentiment. 4
go To California. hui IN
III" onl% avenue of osce
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M0RNINGSTAR LOSES
TWO GAMES TO HOPPE

ROCHESTER,. y. y. Feb o.-WiIlic
Hoppe defeated Ora Morningstar twice
here today at 1s3 ballllinc billiards. In
the afternoon the score was 800 10 2da
Hopes high run WAS SO and Morning
stars A.
Tonight Hoppe won n 400 point game
He was in n run OF 16S when III. ann,l,
button was counted. so he continued until
the miss. making All 10 Morninsstar's
jos.
Hoppe had second high run of So
and Morningstars high run WAS Al
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HEALTH STATISTICS
FROM PORTO RICO

A report received by DIR. Il. B. Beatty.
secretary OF the state board OF health
showing the health conditions In Porto
Rico during the month OF November. in
dicate that sanitation generally has much
improved under American control The
report is issued b. the board OF health
charities and corrections.
The document shows 2l65 deaths out
OF population of .O53,963. or "A death
rate OF thirty per 1000 The rate In
numbered 252S and the marriages 49,.
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Metcalf Leaves y

Vern Metcalf. who has.
generated the Y. NJ. 0
team this season up 10 tn
will sever his connection .
February 10. when he
Grand Canyon 10 entef
service. The team vcIy
the departure OF Mr.. M|
members feel that they an
team-mate and a compel
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Boxing and Wrestling.

DENVER, Feb. 9.-Probably the lar
Eest amateur boxing and wrestling tour
nament ever staged in America began
tonight at the arena OF the Denver Ath-
letic club. when 161 ambitious athletes
started The preliminaries OF the clubs
ninth annual event. Twelve events were
pulled off,
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Burlington.

Referee, Dad ConyIll.
Baskets-McIntyre. 6: Wilson. 2 FitZ-
patrick, 1 lIawley, ,; Rydalch. 1 Nor
ris. $: Erickson. | Shae. /. Wetzel, 5;
Schatz. s. Fouls-Rydalch, 2; Schatz. /
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Wins First Game.

In a league basketball game Wednes-
day evening in the high school gym
nasium. between the high school and the
Burlington club, the high school won by
the close score OF 26 TO %. The game
was the opening for the high school in
The City Junior league. and Coach Con-
Wits boys were determined TO win. The
contest was fast in The first half and
ended with the score Is TO in favor of
the Burlington team.
The llneup,
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Football Earnings.

ITHACA. y. y. FEB. 9.-Football made
sIl.o15 for the Cornell Athletic associa-
ton last fall. according to financial
statement given out by Graduate Man
ager Duean
The total receipts wcre $50 400 and the
disbursements SIS SS5.
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Annual Bonsujei.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Feb. a-Tbe
TWEEN l3'second annual bonspiel opcned
here last night with 100 rinks entered
including two each from ST. Paul. Min
ncaDolis and Duluth and Butte, Mont
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Weston Passes Needles,

NEEDLES Cal. Feb. Edward Pay
son Weston. the 1l-year old pedestrian.
who Is walking from Los Angeles to New
York. arrived here today. Aftcr a six
hours rest lie proceeded eastward.
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Match Basket Game.

The Granite high school basketball
team Will meet the Salt Lake high school
i'm a match game Friday evening at the
Granite Stake Amusement hall.
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Goosepin Star

The Brilllants defeated
out OF three games I'm a
Wednesday night OH the 1
The individual scores we|
BRILLIANT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-10

The foregoing picture shows Dcunng
ton in his favorite boxing pose. He is
one of the speedIest amateurs of the
northwest and will box fen rounds with
Jack Rogers tonight AT the Murray OPP
era house for the benefit Of the Murray
nremen. The boys are i'm excellent con
dition and are we'll able TO take care of
themselves for ten rounds