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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-16
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN
TALKS ABOUT FIGHT

CHICAGO. June l5.r-John L. Sullivan.
former heavyweight, champion stopped
of in Chicago yesterday en- route from
New York TO San Francesca. where he
VIII act as correspondent for several
newspapers in connection with the JET
ries-JoEnson bout OF July and The ad =
vance preparations OF the principals.
How long the fight would last sullivan
would not predict. but thought fifteen
rounds might see the flnish After a
man has conditioned himself 10 his own
satisfaction n series Of the hardest kind
Of boxing bouts should follow. according
TO Sullivan, vino thinks Jefries is NOT
following the right programme.
Now look here" pointed out Sullivan.
"Jcfrries has in his camp such men as
Coroett, Choyniski, Berger and Arm
strong They have all passed the prime
Of life and might he classed with the has
bcens like myself. They haven't the
vitality OF youngsters and cant stand
the wallops they did years ago, good
stiff punch will about settle any OF
them 80
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"B|RDLEC" COLLINS
SEVERELY PUNISHED
Thompson Wins From Negro Af-
ter Seventeen Rounds of
Hard Fighting.

Cyclone" johnny Thompson won from
| "Birdieg Collins after seventeen rounds
| OF hard lighting at The Saltatr hippo
| orome Wednesday night. Thompson
| failed 10 knock out Collins, but had him
| helpless Tor the last ten rounds OF the
| battle, and ut the close of the seven
teeuth round the negro's seconds threw
up the sponge,
Collins broke his hand in the NTH
round OF the battle, ana from that time
OH had no chance TO win. During the
FIRST i've rounds the night was practically
even. Collins used his rIgh, with tellinS
effect Thompson ana appeared dan
gcrous during that period,
In the 18th round Collins landed hard
right on 1hompsonS head and the bone
snapped,
the crowd was small but enthusiastic,
The spectators were all for Thompson
but cnecred the negro for his Samcness.
Collins took a terrible beating, but
ganely stayed on and kept coming for
more. Thompson iioorcd him three times
in the bout but the negro got to his
feet before the referee could begin count
ing, showing his gameness.
Preliminary 10 his boxing contest with
Thompson. Collins had a lively set-to
with Joe Burns. mis- manager, This de-
layed the main event Tor almost an hour.
Collins declined to 20 on until he was
assured that hc would get the long end
OF his share OF the purse, and that his
manager would set but little OF IL The
crowd was tired OF waiting. and when
Collins appeared in the ring hooted him
and suggested that he was AFRAID TO
fight Thompson. This however. did not
appear 10 bc the case. for Collins fought
samely all through the fight. In spite OF
his handicap.
In the first preliminary Young Forbes
OF st Louis knocked out Kid Gilbert OF
Salt Lake in the third round,
Kid Rose and Chick Coleman fought
SIX rounds 20 a draw Coleman was
substituted al the last minute for Pie
Davis. who wanted a bonus OF $3.50 more
than the purse called for Rose was in
much the better condition. but Coleman
had the best Of IT until the latter part OF
the sixth round, when his wind gave out
kilograms were received from Aurella
Herrera and Pete Sullivan. challenging
the winner OF the main event. Ii was
announced that Herrera and Thompson
win meet either in Ogden or Pocatello
July T.
Tom Paynter OF Evanston, Wyo.. ref
creed the main event and did excellent
work,
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REPRESENTATIVE BENNETT
BLAMED STOPPING FIGHT

WASHINGTON. June l5.-The move OF
the state authorities Of California 10 stor
the JcffriGs johnson prize fight Is be
lievcd i'm Washington TO have had its
origin in a telegram Representative Ben
nett. Republican. New York. sent TO VIII
liam r. Wheeler of the San Francisco
chamber OF commerce. May 2S
The telegram was TO the effect that the
moral sentiment OF the country was SO
opposed TO the fight that unless it was
prevented there WAS grave danger tha:
Congress would take unfavorable action
on tho resolution now before it naming
San Francisco as The place for holdIu.;
the international celebration OF the OPEN
ing OF the Panama canal. Bennett is a
member OF the foreign affairs committee
OF the house that has the exposition reso-
luton under consideration.
He recently received telegram from
San Francisco asking his support for the
San Francisco fair. He replied as above.
When informed today that Gov. Gillett
had moved TO call off the fight, Mr., Ben
nett was much gratified.
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SKINNER WANTS
CLEAN RACING
Is Prepared to Rule Off the Turf
All Riders Who Attempt
Fraud.
JOCKEY MORGAN FIRST TO
SUFFER CONSEQUENCES
HaIf-NIiIe Track Record Is Low
cred: Three FayOriteS
Win.

The favoritcs and lonSshots divided the
honors, three favorites and three long
shots winning at Bucna Vista. Wednes-
day afternoon. The horses were running
pretty we'll TO form and one track record
WAS broken and several marks missel
by fraction Of second The track
was fast and, excepting one dust cloud
the weather was Ideal.
For the first time since the opening OF
the meet did any OF the Jockeys Try un-
fair riding. nut Judge Skinner refused
one rider OFF the turf and fined Van Du-
sen. skinner said lie would do his best
To give the people Il run for their money
and stands ready to disqualify any jockey
at the track who refuses TO ride 10 win.
Jockey Van Dusen was fined $50 for
striking Wrispon with his whip in the
third race as the field swung into the
stretch. Van Dusen claimed that Wris-
pen was carrying him out, but Judge
skinner could moi see il that way.
In the lifth race, Jockey Morgan tried
to piill OF No Quarters head in the
stretch and Judge Skinner ruled Morgan
allowed 10 accept any more mounts. In
The same race. Ut the barrier. Jockey
Cotton WAS thrown from his mount,
GramcrCy and. falling on his head re-
length.
Piute. the even money favorite of the
fifth race, was bid ny 10 $500 by L. +.
Eean and WIS retained by the owner
Tor SS05.
The results:
First race. four furlongs. purse $500.
sellinS-DoriGc (Otis). 20 TO l won Milt
Jones (GauSeD, Il 10 l. second: Balella
tBattistc). to .. third. Time. is 40
seconds. Paystreak. Elizabeth Daily. Jim
Bascy. Lees Friar and Prince Withcrs
also ran.
Second race, SIX furlonss. purse $3.50,
scllnG-Swedc Sam (Fischer), . TO l.
won. Biskia (kiTschhaum). s 10 ., sec
ond; Weymouth tNolan), . 10 >. third
Time. l:ll SO, Banthel. Queen OF Low
lands. Roy Shumway. Senator Barrett
David Boland. Dr. sherman, Knight OF
lVanhoe. Pelham and Phiilstina also ran
Third race five and half furlongs,
purse $3.50, sellns-Tubc Rose (Selden),
IL 10 /. won: Lillium (Suxtonl, y TO l.
second; Coonskln (kederiSJ. 10 10 /,
third. Time, Los 20 Ramon Corona,
Royal Stone. Father Stafford, Maid OF
Orleans. GellowfoCt, Wildwood Bill Sea
Green and Ffturusa also ran
Fourth race, six furlongs. purse $500
seillnG-Lady Panchita CWrispen). u TO
!, Won; Godfather (Corey). S to !. sec
ond: Lena Lcch IVAN Dusen). TO |.
third Time. 1;1t 60. Native Son. Bear
Man, Roy Junior and Goodship also ran
riitl race. six furlongS. purse $50. SELL
tWrispen). 20 ]. second: No Quarter
tNorSanl. TO /. third. Time 1:i5. Va
lcneio, kiddy Ice, Yama. Dave Weber.
Gasl and Gr1wcrcy also ran
sixth race, seven furlongs purse $3.50
sclliDS-Charlic Dollerty (Shrincr) . To
>. won, Bonnie Bard Carroll 3 10 =
second; Frank Lubbock (Ma anders). 10 .
Third. Time. l:27 5-5. Convent Bell and
NoVscrod also ran
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Results at Latnnia

LATONIA. Juno l5.-Belle Clems in the
Merchants stakes. selling event at one
mile. was today's STARTER at Latonia. The
course IS fast again and good time was
recorded
summary;
First race. Eye fGrlcnss-Lady Orn.-
cant. strniGii, sln.ln. woa; IVA, ulIcC
$40. second; Rue, show So. third. Time,
l:01 Go.
Second race, six furloncs-SIso
straight S29lG. won: Harvel. place $40
second: Chiei Hayes, show $500 third
Time. 1:I4 30.
Third race. six furlongs-Ben Double.
straight $50. won; Madman. place 81. 10
second; FRIEND Harry. show $40, third
Time. 30 20.
Fourth race. one mlc-Bene Glenn.
straight Sl6 10. won. Tom Hayward, place
$40, second Relief, show 81, third.
Time. 30 40.
Filth race, four and a half furIongs-
Ben Prior. straight $3.50. won: Eastern
Star. place $3.50, second: Mecller. sho77
$3.50, third Time. SO 10
Sixth race, mile and seventy Yards -
Moicscy straight S12.10 won; rom Rigby
place S20.lO. second; Lemance show 81 "a
third. Time, LA
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RESERVATIONS All /
CANCELLED By Nj
When Governor Cin..,
nouneed Fight a F,l.
Trouble Began, .''

sEsIa, NEW YORK. June t..
SHARON. who makes J.. Arhs
ninG n special trains to bls sousiueu q
ana .hn @ nad arranged for S,Sss,S wiz ,Sportins 4.
tne Wall Street SpecIai "a. ~ was ~
lhat since Governor C:i,,h.o,, w. The atS',
several several weeks ago 10 bt baydt Vas ~.
mght was a framr-np e se aah t!1
eancellations OF rcscrya,Ie ue had w.
dnht the same thing had 'Ins I dsa,
otmGf managers OF specia, sppsnss 4.
Ill had resolved itself In,,l lTaln ~
iinaking affair and trnn mo -
lost sight OF in The tsporIs /.
therefore, when the g,ic .Sah Z
raised' a good many who luxe s ay
10 90, dropped out WHO had ~,
ROBERT Murphy said.
,,. can say with ahso,,,. II
ma ma ihe Bob Murphy Snsnts, Sute taas;-
WING T e'iy IN ds FrJpeG ser sc sehgdge on o5.
~ knew this was eolns =, II
looked for II sooner, T .'b 70 h,Es
man. flngers In the pio s5s sra ssA
Jenries Is ten to e,rh, ..
Johnson: according to n bo. 'av',llt ,
5e bet 'ss sso6 Se~ f0 si6% York stock exshasss a
among exchange members W !
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LARGE CROWD PRESEy7 !,
TRACK AND FIELD I'm
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK 1r, .
thousand people attended Inv ,sn -
here today OF the Anime ,a va
events were interesting tnroau.a
in the baseball game betSsssLe bseS (
county league teams. Linden y;
the Lehi aggregation cams ~ "a
oy score o. . TO o. sayen -1,1 Wy.
made in the first inning 'uss
In the track and field sva,,
with 5$ points; Pleasant Gru,. "m ",
); and American Fork thIrd .' =
The results Of the events vs,. !.
One mile race-Ch-isten.en D.,
Chlpman, Time sos. lag
Half mile-Fitzgerald cs,,.
Warnick. Time. o:1O. ~''l''l
ii0-yard run-Swcnson schor =,
ell. Time. 1:01. ''"'s' =
go yard run - Uolmsts,s =,
Wootton. Time. :23i-5. ",
Hammer throw = Hansen us
Distance, 100 fect. inches '1-
Shot-put-E. HOMESTEAD, cbi-,
\, Holmstead. Il feet incbs' :
High Jumps. TIolmstoad e..
Dorton, } feet. inches.
Pole vault-Goodwin. Dor,op :
Hcighth. 10 feet, ( inches.
Each athlete winning first r,,,
rewarded with a gold medal.
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JOHNSON rs READY TO
GO ANYWHERE TO FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. June l5--'T don't
care where the fight takes place. de
clared Jack Johnson this evening. "Oi
course / would rather have IL come off in
san Francisco, as ! am training here,
but if we cannot fight here | am willing
TO 60 any place Eickard and Gleason
agree upon"
Like Jenries. Johnson said he could
not understand why Governor Gillett had
decided TO step in and prevent the fight
AT this late stage in the game
The colored champion put In a busy
day on the beach today, He ran twelve
miles. punched the bag and went through
various other training stunts before a
large crowd that had assembled TO watch
him
After punching the bag viciously FOR
fifteen minutes, so NiciouSly in fact that
the bag broke from its Inoorings and
sailed over the heads of the audience the
big black then took on Al Kaufman for
-four rounds. Neither extended him
self TO any great extent. although in
the last frame Jack cut loose and int the
local boy AT WILL bringing blood from
I<aufman's mouth. Throughout the bout
Johnson hit kaufman as many times as
he wished TO and after their little setto.
the champion showed no effects OF his
exercise Kid Cotton then donncd the
gloves with him and the two went al it
hammer and tongs. Johnson hit Cotton
a nasty blow in coming out OF n clinch in
the first round, bringing blood from his
mouth. Throughout rhe short fight the
champion used his uppercut To good ad
vantage, sending Cottons head back on
several occasions
After the bout with Cotton Johnson
proceeded TO his room and jumped on
the scales. The beam tipped exactly 2l3
pounds.
Never felt better in my life" he de-
clarcd. when | enter the ring for Jet-
fries | expect to weigh in the neiShbor-
hood of 209 pounds, possibly I'll. After
today there will bc no more road work
indulgcd in, that is 10 ray. no long runs.
Possibly I VIII devote the road work 10
one 220-yard dash. Most OF my work Will
De In the gymnasium. Tomorrow / will
DoX with Kaufman again and do few
training stunts. Sunday will be a big
day for | will cut loose and show tine
public my great condition On that day
intend 10 box about IL rounds and then
some !"
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Pitchers Battle.

PHILADELPHIA Jane f5.-Today's
game here between Philadelphia and
Cincinnati resulted in sixteen inning
tie, 3 10 8. II was a great pitchers bat-
tie, Dowan of Cincinnati held the home
team TO five singles and gave only four
bases on balls. Not hit was made Off
him after the ninth Inning Knabe and
Moran were sent TO the clubhouse by
Umpire Klein in the tenth for disputlng
a decision. r. III ~
Cincinnati ........ q >
Philadelphia ......-. A
Batterles-Rowan and Mclean. Clarke:
Moore. McQuillan and Moran, Jacklitsch
Umpires-Klem and Kane
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JUAREZ BULL RING CAN BE
HAD FOR JEFFRIES FIGHT

Ell PASO. Texas, June ia telegram
was sent tonight 10 Tex Rckard and
Jack Gleason by prominent business men
here, proposing that the big fight be
held IN the bulirine at Juarcz which will
seat 10000.
IT is believed b. prominent men of this
city and Chihuahua that President Diaz
would not oppose the contest and sine.
Governor Crcel OF chihuahua is fond of
sports, 1t is believed lie would favor the
arrangement.
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Professional Players Barred

ELMlEA, y. Y. .Iune n -Co,,or,,,
Huehes has been formally asked bv n
committee OF citizens 10 remove sborIfr
-; STANLEY Day of Chcmung county from
sional baseball gameg are nnr,pittad ~ .'eG =,
Ellnira: Governor Hughes has served :,
copy Of the charges or the sherjfr witb -
re9Nesl Tor an answer within a wccl Il
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Pirates OutplaYcd

NEW YORK. June 15.-New Yoyl, ONT
played fittsburg today and won the first
game OF the series. TO !. Mathewson
never allowed more than one hit per IN
ming.
Captain DOYLE of New York and Man
aSer Clarke OF Pittsburg were put out M
lle game by Umpire Rslcr FOR disputinc
PittsbuTg ,.. q .
New York .. 6 n
Batleries-Leiiield and Gibson; Ma
tnewson and Myers. Umpircs-Rigler
and Emslic.
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JOHNSON TRIES TO
SELL HIS CHICAGO "A

CHICAGO, June 15.-Georce " D
former manager of Jack Johrsz
pugilist, through an attoyney n,
an attachment here today 10 prtIc;
sale OF Johnson's $4,000 resideae :
city. Little alleges that Johns
refused 10 repay $4,000 which be 4
as forfeit for Joluson's fight sA
fries. He charged that the aEhar
attempted 10 dispose OF all his "a
TO avoid paying the debt.
Gustava Bcrrle, Il lawyer, s,stS
that he is about 10 leave for "
at The request OF Johnson 10 stril
out the lattcr's affairs.
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Hard-Fought Game,

CHICAGO, June 15.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia to ; in hard fought four
leen-lnning game today The winning
run was scored ON u base on balls TO
Purtel. sacrifice hits by Mullen and
Payne. and WaIshs single Rlackhurne
was put out OF the game by Dinccn for
disputing a decision in the fourteenth.
Il HE.
lnicaso ..,.,....s...... . 6
Philadelphia ......,. < -
Batteries: Walsh and Payne; Plank,
Morgan and Copp.
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NEVADA LAW WILL PERMIT
BIG FIGHT TO BE HELD

CARSON CITY. New. June i5-That
the law OF Nevada would permit the JEFF
fries johnson fight in that stale. was
the statement made tonight by Justice
Sweeney OF the supreme court when the
question was put to him in the absence
Of Governor Dckcrson With only the
tormality OF obtaining Il license for which
$1,000 must be deposited he said that the
fight could he held i'm any county in The
state without fear OF interference.
The law permitting contests OF unlm-
tied rounds in Nevada was passed for
the bett-Fltzsimmons fight and has
not been amended or renealed.
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PRINCE BIDS FOR, THE
JEFFRIES-JOHNSON BOUT

= John :. Prince. who is building
e me motorurome at Wandamcro,
= night that hc would bid for The
e JeHrles- johnson fight. Prince said
IL that the third mile saucer track
= would be an ideal place 10 hold the
e night. He said that lie would place
= the matter before the directors of
:. the resort today and II they had no
: objection. and the authorities would
= not interfere with the contest here
= he would make n strong bid for jI
= 10 take place in the arena of his
=. picpan,"
'.- Prince Is well acquainted with tbo
= promoters OF tie fight and saws he
= can get tile contest if there Is any
= chance at nil.
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Foye Wins Golf Cup.

CHICAGO. June 15.-W. 7 Fovo of
omaha proved Il repeater in The annual
tournament of the Lumbcrmcns Golf as
soclation yesterday at the Ssokic Conn
Wy ciun. winning the American Lumber
man cup with a total of SO strokes. ono
less Than he took last year at Home
wood
Mr. Foyc will have his name engraved
on the big trophy and take home a gold
medal: X. Harvey McEiwce the On
wcntsla veteran. finished three strokes
ocnind Foye and won the silver medal
which went 10 the runner up,
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Turf Gossip

The Montana contingent tool; TO the
Tnourners' bench after The defeat OF Ma
tive Son.
Jim Basey. the odds-on rayoriic in the
curtain raiser. ran as ii short
The derby candidates win be given
their final prep" this morning Most of
them will be SEM over tho derby course
Green Is. Morris the veteran ou,or.
ana Kramer has wired from Gravesend
tor stable room. He will arrive hera
this week with four useful performers.
Bookmaker Hugh Jones writes from
| Los Angeles tina, hc will arrive Mon,;. :"
in time Ia cut IN.
The best handicap horses in troirj,.
S%lli line up in the purse AFFAIR fourth on
the card. 80 VI"
owner and Trainer Guy Gray came rear
making an old-fime hog l;iIlin.- on 7 Il
llum. which ran second in ihc ,hjrd ra"s
Lena Leach. from the barn NJ Il, y
Souie, which made her first appearances IN
some time, just needed that race ,,rhn
chestnut mare, by Gold Heels. will ri,,o 20
good account of herself the ney17 tIn,a
out. t'"he
INC ttah derby. of $1,000 will he ths
Dig feature Saturday. vac
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FEATHERWEIGHTS SIGN
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June l5.-Accort
ing Promoter T. j. McCarey's 8 decision as
arbitrator in their weight dispute. owen
Moran ana Abe Attell today signed Tor a
ten-round contest AT Maud Junction on
The night OF June "a. They VIII weigh In
al IA pounds at = o'clock in the after
noon.
FRIDAY evening OF this week Jim Barry.
ana Sandy Ferguson. heayyweghts will
nght over the ten-round course at Maud
Junction.
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JEFFRIES PASSES UP WORK
WHEN HE HEARS NEWS

BEN LOMOND, Cal. June 15.-Thc re
port OF the governors action took all Ell
thusiasm and desire for work out OF JEFF
fries He was on the programme for sew
Get The hooks and lines, Jack; YOU
and ] will go fishing" he said. turning
70 his brother Jack after he awakened
from his sleep late in the afternoon.
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Mullin Hit Hard.

DETROIT. June l5.-Boston hit Muliu
hard today and took the opening game
OF the series. TO 3. Narger was rf-
iectivc, except in the nth and seventh.
Stanagc's home run with Simmons on
base, and the batting OF Gardner. Englc
ana harSer featured. E.H L..
boStoi .s.ss,.-... ........,.....s s l3 -
Detroit . .
Batteries; hargcr and Carrigan: Null
lin and Strange
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Yokel Throws Blecha.

Special 10 Tie Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS, juno l0.-Mike YokeI
straight falls. securing the first foii IN
t"enty-siN minutes, and the second fall
in eleven minutes. Blecha made a bard
hght whlle he lasted, but Yokel had
700 lnuch strength and agility for his
opponent and gradually lied his NAV
wheTe he could not get away.
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No Revival of Racing

NEW ORLEANS. La. June l5.-AlI
pIoSpsctS oi q revival OF horse racing in
Loulsiana were dispcllcd -odav- y7bnn
memheTs OF the Merchants Recing com
mission of New Orleans announced tbnl
,ncy had abandoned their lghr for leris-
lalon favorable 10 their cause al 1I,is
session OF the Louisiana lesislut,Iro
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Mars Gives Up Flight.

KANSAS CITY. June l6-Atter bat
tnhS WITH balky and damaged aero
plane AGAINST high wind for more than
ll'ecn hours today IN an attempt to nv
from Topeka TO Kansas City, T. c. Mars
save up the effort. temporarily, at Mid
,anu. Nan, tonight He travelled about
thirty miles during the DAY
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Jackson WliDS Sullivan

HELENA. Mont. June l5.-Kid Jack
son, OF Miles city, won from Gene Sui
Ivan in the sixth round OF what was
scheduled 10 be 4 20-round bout here this
afternoon. the fight being the principal
event in carnival OF athletic sports ar
ranged for the entertainment Of the yis-
ting members OF the United Commercial
travellers. Jackson won on clean
knockout. About 500 people witnessed
the mill
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GLIDDEN TOURISTS
HAVE ROUGH TRIP

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 15.--Con-
tcstants In the Glidden tour began arriv-
ing mere shortly before O'Clock and at
$50 O'Clock tonight were still arriving at
Intervals. They report rough trip from
Louisville which they left at o'clock
This morning. but no accidents. Two OF
the cars, Ii is said, made perfect scores
but nothing Of IL can he learned until
the scoring committee completes IT'S com
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AMERICAN
Ford Is Star.

CLEVELAND. juno 15.-Ncw York de-
featcd Cleveland 8 to 0 today. Ford
practically won his own game with q
three base hit in the third Youn,
pitched a strong game outside OF that
inning. Laioics error being responsible
for New Eork's second run. Grancy was
put out Of the game for protesting q
called strike. Score: R.H. Il.
ClSNeiald .,,.,ss......., |
New York ,......s...........3 1
Batteries: Young and Eastery; Ford
and Sweeney
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Az Lincoln-Lincon. Z: Omaha. g.
At ST. Joscph--St Joseph, 0; Denver, 3
AT Des Moines-Des Moines, Z: Sioux
City. 4.
Al Topeka-Topeka. 4; Wichita, Q5
innings).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-16
Boxing in Honolulu.

BATON ROGUE. La. June i5.-T g.
emerson representative in the mouse
OF general assembly from New Orleans
mas introduced a bin permitting boxing
eontcSSs Tor twenty-five rounds with five
ounce gloves in chartered clubs tbrorph-
out the state "''ooSh-