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At Tampa

Tampa, Fla, Feb. 10-FOur favorites
won today, with two well played second
choices taking the other two events.
Jockey Glasner was seriously injured in
the first race, when his mount fell with
him before the barrier went up and
rolled on him. Two ribs were fractured,
and he was internally injured. Summary:
First race, about three furlongs-Tods
Cottage, 8 to 3, won; Kathryne Gardner,
s to 5, second; Mrs. Carter, 10 to l, third,
Time. &c.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
selling-Alencon, to l, won; Sir Walter
Rollins, 2 to l, second; TallOw Dip, =
to l, third. Time, III.
Third race, five furlongs, selling-A.
Muskoday, 2 to l, won; Cassie Argregor
6 to !, second; Bob May, 20 to l, third.
Time, :05 9-5.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs
selling-Tom DOlan, TO TO- won; Sorrel
Top, 5 to 2. second; W. /. Hinch, 4 to l.
third Time, 1:10 3-5.
Fifth race, five and q half furlongs, SELL
ing-Flashing, to l. won; Tom TOOhey
6 to l, second; Urualla, to l, third.
Time, iii As.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Claiborne, to 3, won; Virginia Maid, 10
to l, second; Oesa, 3 to ?, third. Time,
/ :3S 20.
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UNIVERSITY FIVE GOES
TO PROVO FOR B. Y. j.

basketball series between the University
of Utah and the b. Y. Z. of Provo will
be played in Provo tonight at O'clock
The members of the Utah team, with
special for the southern town at p. m
The special returning to the city will
leave Provo at II O'Clock. Although Utah
was defeated by the PTOvOites in the first
game, the members of the Utah team feel
confident that they will come away with
first hOnOrs tonight. ROsske1ly. one of
the best men of the Utah team, will be in
the game tonight. In the first game Ross
kelly was unable to play on account Of
an injured knee.
On the result of the game rests the
intercollegiate title. If Provo wins she
wins the title while a victory for the
Crimson Will make the chance even.
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SPECIAL MEETING ON
FATE OF JOHN Killing

Chicago Feb. 1O.-If President Johnson
Of the American league and member of
the National commission, has his way the
case of John King, the Cub holdout, will
be settled Immediately following the
schedule meetings of the two major
leagues next Tuesday.
johnson admitted yesterday that the
purpose of the special meeting called by
Chairman Hermann of the National COM
mission for February % was to reach a
decision on the application of Killing for
reinstatement.
Word has been sent to Hermann by
Johnson, requesting that he change the
date of the special session so as to settle
the fate Of king as early as possible,
and suggested that the commissioners
gather at Cincinnati on either February
II or IL
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The Secret of S0Xine Pills.

There isn't any. Their wonderful eff
fects are simply the result of a scien-
tifc combination Of the best remedies
that are known in medicine for the up-
building and rejuvenating of tired,
weak and worn men and women. They
act on the blood in such a manner that
the user is soon imbued with new life
and hope and happiness. Price 81 a
box, six boxes s., fully guaranteed on
the money-back plan. Address or call
z. J. Hill Drug Co., The Never Substi-
tutors" corner Second South and West
TempIe streets.
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B0NHAG HOLDS MANY
AMERICAN RECORDS

New York, Feb. 1O.-The latest compiIa-
ton of athletic records given out here
today credits George Y. Bonhag of the
Irish-AmeTican Athletic club, New York.
with no less than thirty-one American
running records, thirty of which were
made during the season of 1903
c. NJ. Daniels of the club holds prac-
tically all the individual swimming rec
ords, and figures also in several record
relay teams. Daniels holds fOrty-three
records, made at various times during the
last few years.
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SUTTON COMPLETES HIS
EXHIBITIONS HERE

George Sutton, the armless wonder
of the billiard world, completed his
exhibition work with Lloyd Jevne in
this city yesterday. Sutton was in
rare form in the afternoon, and won
from Jevne at 1872 balkline, zoo to 1873
He made high runs Of IS, SO, "a against
80 and 81 for Jevne. In the evening
Jevne got even, winning 200 to 121. Fol-
lowing the balkline play short games of
three cushions were played, Jevne win
ming both, 10 to Z and Is to z.
Sutton's work delighted the gallery,
and 1t is safe to say that a more re-
markable billiard exhibition has never
been seen at the Jevne hall before. SUIT
ton leaves this morning for Los An
geles, where he is billed for a series of
exhibition and match nlay.
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BUZUKOS GIVES BIG
HANDICAP TO C0NNORS

Eddie ConnOrs, the Winnipeg wrestler,
yesterday accepted the challenge Of Peter
Buzuk0s, the Portland crack for han
dicap match in which the Greek agrees
to throw COnnOTs five times i'm 80 min
utes. The match will be held al the
Shubert theatre Monday evening.
While the fans WsO saw the NOkel-karp
match saw BuzukOs throw CounOrs twice
IN y minutes the Winnipeg man says that
with another week I'm Salt Lake to train
ne will be able 70 stall BuzukOs Off For
the coming match he wanted the toe hold
barred. but the Greek refused and the
two viii go on under straight catch-as-
catch-can rules The local Greeks are
enthusiastic over the showing made by
their fellow countryman and will turn OUT
IN numbers 70 Sc him work amin.
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VANDERBILT CUP RACER
At AUTOMOBILE SHOW

One of the most important additions to
the Automobile show will be a Thomas
Racer, Of Vanderbilt cup fame Word
was received yesterday afternoon by the
Randall-DOdd company that the car was
now on its way to this city, and would
arrive in time for the show. In the last
Vanderbilt race the big car carried away
second hOnOrs in a large field. This will
make two famous cars exhibited by the
Randall-DOdd firm, the Thomas FLYER
that recently won the race from New York
to Paris and the newest Vanderbilt cup
machine.
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DR.. ROLLER THE VICTOR.
Gets One Fall and Awarded the Sec
Ond in Tough Match With
0rdeman.

Seattle, Feb. 10.-Dr. B. F. Roller Of
this city defeated Henry Ordeman, the
Minneapolis wrestler, in match here to-
night.
Roller won the first fall after an hour
and six minutes Of hard wrestling, finally
throwing Ordeman with a half Nelson
and crotch hold. After thirty-four min
utes of wrestling for the second fall, Roll
Ter was awarded the decision on a foul.
The referee held that Ordeman used an
unfair hold in throwing his leg across
Rollers head and neck, and disqualified
him. The ruling raised a storm Of pro-
test from the crowd, but without avail
Kid Herman refereed the match
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Mrs. WinsIow;s Soothing svrup

has been used for YEARS by MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their chill
DREN WHILE TEETHING with PER
Feet SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
WiuslOw's Soothing Syrup" and take
no other kind Twenty-Five cents
bottle. GUARANTEED UNDER THE
FOOD AND DRUG ACT. June 80. 1906.
SERIAL NUMBER 1908.
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EASTERN SCHOOLS TO
REVIVE BASKETBALL

New York, Feb. 1O.-The intercollegiate
Basketball league, which went out of ex-
istence in 1907 will probably be revived for
the season of 1910 to 1911, according to
an announcement made here today. The
prospective members include Yale Prince
ton, Columbia and Pennsylvania, with the
possible addition of Cornell and Harvard.
The league was suspended at a time
when basketball was attracting unfavOr-
able attention because of its roughness
The COllegians believe that by the next
season the rules committee will have
quirementS
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TEXRlCKARD LEAVES TO MEET
With GLEASON ON The COAST

the
meeting tina
last night He will stop Ely Tor Gay
wiIb leaving
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It
and wnr
Twill ndth
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buy quito
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LANGF0RO LEAVES LOS
ANGELES IN DISGUST

Los Angeles, Feb. 10.-Embittered by the
popular decision against him in his bat
tie with Jim Flynn Tuesday night Sam
LangfOrd said he viii leave Los Angeles
tonight, never to return. With his mana
ger, Joe WOOdman, the black fighter will
90 10 San Francisco to arrange for con-
tests with Jim Barry and ketchel
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FAVOR|TES LEADING IN NEWARK RACE.

were: Kramer and Fem, Morgan ana
Lawson, BedeIl and Redell, Pye and He
mir and Wiley and Lawrence.
These in second place:
Mitten and RupreCht, Collins and Band
gett, Anderson and Krebs, West and CAL
win and Smith and Hill.
The race will close Saturday night at
u O'clock.
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Newark, n. J., Feb. 1O-Five teams
were tied tonight at the end of the fourth
days grind in the six-day bicycle race
here, with $50 miles and laps to their
credit. Five other teams were tied q lap
behind the leaders. The men are riding
ten-hOur stretches each day.
The leading teams at II o'clock tonight
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ANOTHER POLO TEAM.

New York, Feb. 10.-Far away India
will probably send a team of champion
ship polo players to America to compete
against the stars of the east and west
The team will be composed. largely Of
British officers now serving in India, but
will include also one or two native play
eTs. The plan is said to have the en-
dorsement of the Calcutta Turf club and
of the maharajah of COoch Behar, who is
an enthusiast of the sport.
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HARVARD BASEBALL COACH.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 1o.-Malachi J.
Kittredge, former well known. league
catcher, has been engaged to coach can
didates for catcher on the Harvard base
ball team. 1t is the first time a profess
siOnal coach has been engaged for catch
eTS at Harvard
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FRENCH WRESTLER TRIES PARLOR TRICKS.

Omaha. Feb. 10-The police were called
into the ring to separate the contestants
in tonight's wrestling match between
Raoul De Rouen and Jess Westergaard
after they had been wrestling 80 minutes.
Referee Sandy Griswold gave the fall to
WestergaaTd on a foul.
The big FTenchman was behind, and
grasping Westergaard by the hair
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RING VICTIM,

Chicago, Feb 10.-That Aloise WilOwski,
p years old, was killed by a blow on
the head in prize fight held in the box
ing academy of Harry Gilmore, last
Tuesday night, was the verdict today of
COroner's jury. The jury recommended
that Joseph Mccarthy, WiIOwskis OppOn-
ent, be held to the grand jury on
charge Of manslaughter. Gilmore and the
promoters and seconds of the fight were
Tecommended for prosecution.
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WESTERN LEAGUE MEETS.

Chicago, Feb. 1O.-The schedule meet
ing of the Western league will be held
here on February 16, according to an an
nouncement by President Morris L.
ONeilI today. This is the day following
the scheduled meetings Of the American
league and the American association. St
Joseph will be admitted TO the Western
league in place of Pueblo.
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slammed the latter's head to the floor vio-
lently several times. Referee Griswold
attempted to make De ROuen desist, when
the latter struck at Griswold, who i'm
turn sent a singing kick to the French
mans ribs and called the police.
The second bout was a gTuelling match
in which WesteTgaard, after firing the
with a heIf Nelson and head hold
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WHILE soX PARK.

Chicago, Feb. l0.-C. A. Comiskey. presi-
dent Of the Chicago American club, yes
terday disposed of the last of the con-
tracts connected with the new ball plant
at ThiTty-fifth street and Wentworth
avenue, which he plans to occupy July l.
Among the innovations which will be in
stalled at the new grounds will be dress
ing rooms for the visiting teams as well
as for the home players.
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ATTELL AND coNLEY,

Portland, Ore, Feb. 1O.-Monte Attel Of
San Francisco and frankie Conley of
KenOsha, Wis, were matched today to
February p, at 116 pounds Tingside. The
boys were to have fought a ten-rOUnd
bout here this month.
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JOHNSON GOES FREE.

Detroit, Feo. f0-Jack johnson appeared
in the circuit court and cleared himself
and his bulldog of all charges and was
discharged The complainant. who al
legged that he had been bitten by the dog,
was asked to exhibit his injuries and
the court decided they We're too trivial
to prove Johnsons dog a vicious animal
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day night, at which Flynn gained news
paper decision over the cOlOred fighter
The signing of articles will make no
change in the plans of LangfOrd, who will
go to Cheyenne to fight Nat Dewey on
FEBRUARY y, returning to this city i'm
Lheulately after that battle. Flynn will
remain in this CITY
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RETAINS CHESS TITLE.

Berlin, Feb. 10.-Dr. Emmanuel Lasker
of New York retains the title of chess
champion of the world. His series Of
ten games with Carl Schlechter of Vienna.
who challenged him for the title, resulted
in equal series, each winning one game
and eight games being drawn.
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For Sale.

Account no suitable plan for storage
will sell one new player piano, cost
81 900, viii sell at great loss; $50 worth
of music rolls and one music cabinet
included I'm bargain.
Phone 2623-X Boil for particular.
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KETcHEL AND cAPoNI,

Grand Rapids Mich Feb. 10.-TOniO
Caponi and Stanley Ketchel We're matched
last night for a bout before the club Of
fering the largest purse.
The fight is to he at 100 pounds. and
from six to twenty rounds.
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PIRATE SIGNS.

Piusburs, Feb. 10-AlthoUgh disap-
pointed with the figures offered him.
Pitcher Chester NJ. Brandon signed his
contract with the Pittsburg club and to
day it was received by President Drey-
fuss.
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CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE.

The schedule for saturday IS: Z. Of Z.
second VS.. Burlington, at the university
gymnasium Y. NJ. c. A. second vs. s. L.
II. S, at the Y. NJ c. A; c. B. 7. VS..
Granite HIGH. at Granite.
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HOPPE PROVES IL.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 10.-Willie Hope
defeated Ora MOrningstar twice today
at 1872 balkIine billiards. The first
game was 300 to 80, and the second 400
to 3O6 Both made several good runs
Hoppe clicked off 100 buttons twice.
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FLYNN AND LANGFQRD SIGN FOR LONG BOUT.

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. 1O-Jim Flynn
and Sam Langford signed articles today
for a 45-TOund fight on March II before
the Pacific Athletic club of this city. The
fight will take place at Vernon, just out
side the citv limits.
The two men fought ten rounds Tues
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MORAN oUTPoINTEp.

New Haven, Conn, Feb 1O-Jimmv
Moran of Brooklyn was clearly outpointed
in a twelve-roUnd fight tonight bv
Bunny Ford of this city. Moran was
weak at the end and saved himself by
CIiurbiUg
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WATERLOO FOR ALVAREZ.

Waterloo, Ia, Feb. 10.-Yusiff Nah
mout defeated Paul Alvarez in straight
falls tonight, the first in 10 minutes
and the second in II minutes.
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Onden and Return 81.

D. & r. G.. Feb. II. Trains leave Salt
Lake City 1925 a. m, $40 p. m. and
p. m. Returning, leave ogden thirty
minutes after close of contest.
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Removal,

DR.. E. o. Taylor wishes to announce
TO his patients that he has removed
from room 21S to $40 Templeton bldg.
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PIMLIco DATES.

New York, Feb. 10.-Racing at PimIico
for April 20 to May :, inclusive, was APP
proved by the stewards of the Jockey
club today.
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What What in Sports
All the Time
sullivan And COLLINS AWAIT
GONG FOR OGDEN BOUT tonight

special train leaving here at the Rio GTande will carry
another big delegation Salt Lake boxing Ogden tonight They
go again see Pete Sullivan and Bird Leg Collins
bout at the Auditorium at the Junction City
been felt than in the meeting ghweigh
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SUGAR FIVE WINS.

The Sugar Apollo basketball five last
night won from the Emerson ward five
by the score OF y to L., at the Sugar
Apollo. Emerson.
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Salt Lake. that over the Rio Grande,
leaving at Z p. m. 1t will return to Salt
Lake within 50 minutes after the card is
over. The auditorium at Ogden will ac-
cOmmOdate 5000 fans and there is no dan
ger of the jam seen at the smaller the
atre last time
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Q(mf stpei Msonate
2uroe seitern Geteftip 1an Gallas
ban pom Gienit iuspenoirt,

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SoentiT5irt
9Surbe bic Seid)c ocs nabe Seoams'
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&ruppels.

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Sames uno Marp 9enbririon. 1905
0eit 8. Ctr, anabe.
Charles uno Saaie 0aiIep, 2401
Sprinq 9rppe 4pe., Fnabe.
Sobn unp Gmilp Spensel. 40l7
9uIop Str, anabe.
Riaael uno 6enriettu aain, 936
Deas Ctr, Mdbden.
Sobn uno Sarlb Mpntgomerp.
1O14 Sturm Ctr, MGo6eH.
SoIeph unb i5reoa Spcller, 449 g8
6. Ctr, Wdooen.
Geo. uno &atie Witttne, 2uolop
lpe., Snabe.
Serman uno 9lnnd Steiole, 1915
2inn Ctr. Wdohen.
Diliam unp Celia Gube. 426 Dan.
ton Ctr. anabe.
gpril uno Carrie Steinbitsr, 821
qaurel Ctr. anahe.
Soiepb uno 9Roia Meinsbatt, Sc
clifton Ctr. Wdohen.
Charles uno Belle 9uNett, S1l De
pot Ctr. Mdo6en.
gharle3 unb Gatbsrine Oettd, 61C
Straisbt Str., Mdo6en.
James uno 2ouiie GopIe, 905 gett:
Str, Didofer1.
German unb Gli3dbetb 2emmins
315 Douabue Str, anu6e.