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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
MADD0Ck DISCOVERS PAUL
HAN INSTEAD OF COMET

Have yoU seen the comet?' is the
question that is being asked of everyone
on tho street the past rcw days
A great many peopl" have not seen the
big Shooting star" which has only been
visible for about half an hour each even
ing. II has been announced throughout
the country that the comet is n new and
unknown world and has been designated
as Comet A-lgl0. Hcng anxious 10 make
record in astronomy. President Kings
bury of tho University OF Utah gave
strict orders Ia James j.. Gibson. who
has charge or the observatory, to put his
best mon To work on tho telescope to
keep sharp lookout in the western sky
whore IN" comet WAS seen. Coach Mad
dock was the one cho9cn to watch for
the "ncw world Friday evening, being
credited with having n sharp cyc. About
=. m, Maddox was anNiousIy Hcau-
ming the western sky. he save start, for
he had discovered that the supposed
comet was nothing moro ihan Louis
paulhan In his hiplanc, headed for Salt
Lake city. The bright trail Of light vIs-
ihlo To the naked eye was n high power
search light guiding tho way of the hi
plan" at night and in the aerial ma
chino could plainly he sccn Mr. and Mrs.
paulhan. According to The speed they
were travelling AT the paulhans should
roach Salt Lake some time this morning
Tn" discovery has brought a great deal
of relief To many people who thought that
tho unlocked FOR comet was danger
signal and that some great calamity was
about to talk" place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
RICHARD WILL KEEP
FIGHT FROM FRISCO
Utah Laws Allow Modern Box
ing. and Business Men
Want Contest.

ELY. New, Jan. 2s.-When asked
what assurances he had that the JEFF.
fries--fohnson boxing contest would be
permitted TO hc hold in Salt Lake City.
TEX Rickard said TODAY.
have the positive assurance Of
business men, many Of whom are close
to the governor. that n fortv-fve round
boxing contest can be held in Salt Lake
CITY, and they have urged me TO 20
on with my arrangements. The Utan
Law allows boxing contests, and it viii
he noted that The governor has dc
clared only that he will not permit p
prizehght.
II am determined 10 keep the fight
away from San Francisco. contiuucl
Ricksrd. Hheca ause Of the action of
Johnny Herget who as chairman of
the police committee of fhe board of
supervisors, tried To 'hand one over on
me when he Thought [ had been shut
out of Utah. In view of the atti
tudc of tho chairman Of the police
committee. am determined 10 keep the
fight out of California, If it is in my
power 10 do so. You can say posi-
lively that Salt Lake City can handle
the fight and that il will 20 there -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
COMISkEY SAYS THERE
WILL BE FRIENDLY FEELING

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Prcsldent Cbaylos
\, Comiskcy OF tho Chicago American
league. who attended The session OF the
schedule and rules committee at Pitts
purS' Said Yesterday that the work OF
both these bodies will have = Iastinn
effect for the good Of baseball.
some changes were made i'm the
rules. said Comiskcy. "but i'm "A large
majority OF cases IL was more or less
OF slmpiiication OF the former wording
rather than an out and out change
The schedule which was drawn nm
lor The American league Is composed Of
io4 games and Will suit us very we'll II
was hard 10 eliminate some of the CON
nlcts under The l6S game series which
some of the National lcaguers want. but
icel certain that Wha schedule they
adopt-whcther of 15i or l6S cames-tbc
same friendly relations Will remain he
tween The Two leagues"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29

University Banquet

The most elaborate banquet ever given
to the University Athletic association was
attended hv l05 people, Friday evening.
a, the Commercial club. With full
representation Of the football team, there
werc present the members of tho In skct-
ball baseball and track teams. together
with many Of tho old varsity athletes
and thos" Interested i'm athletics and lh"
university in general.
John Jensen. the first student manager
Of athletics Of IN" University OF Utah,
acted az toastmaster III the cvcnine
ToaaIs were responded Ia by T. w,
REYNOLDS. Tiny" Home. captan-el"ct ol
the 1910 football team; Oscar Carlson
Captain "TilIio" Dlcson. stephen l..
Richards Farley H. Williams. Coach Joe
M1ddock Fred Rannion varsity coach for
next vcar; Dale Park and President j. T.
kinESbIry.
Coach Maddock Was complimontrd FOR
his fine work iD bringing the varsity 10
the front in mtormnuutain athlctics.
Bennion who is 10 coach athletics next
year was promised staunch SUPPORT
Dale Park aud f. w. REYNOLDS were
appointed 10 take charge OF the banquet
for next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Juarez Entries.

JUNEGZ. Jan. 2S.-Entrlcs Tor Sotur-
day:
First race six furlongg-Ioc Enrich.
If; Stcuew. III; u. j. Swauner. 11d;
Likcrs. 1l2: Joltcr III: Ilardlvsun III
Madretania ln9: Minnolcttc foo; Calves,
100: Sna%cl 100
Second race. iiYc and half furloncs-
J. II. IloGshton. IL; The Fad 10a: Ger
man Silver. l09: I:usiom. i0I: Countless.
I03: La DrXtra. fo2; Mike Mocttc l0n:
Lady Panchit. aS; Gcnova. 9S Sain FoY.
9s.
Third race. two Fear-olds. three and a
half furlougs-BIrney. ia: .TuaroZ 10:
Sir Dawn, li0; Flying Wolf 10: !ittlc
Dick. llQ; Lodcstonc. 100; Solilo, l01
Fourth race. one milp-Glorio l@O.
Knight Dock. sll2: Black Mate. IO1: Ear
ly Tide. 10T w. \. Leach. 100
Fifth race, six furlonGs-Doctor Mack.
100. Don Hamilton. ia: Hancock, III:
Lady Adelaide iI2: Rubiola III: Gull
1903; Bull Bramblc 100: DiclV Rose. 100,
Hidden Hand, 10o: High Street. lO6: Cilmi
Tucker. lol; SStar Beam, %.
Sixth race. ono milc-LanIcan. 110:
Apologize. 10: j. j.. Jr 107: PcIIaos,
100. Busy Man. 100; Moljcrc. I07; John
r. Mcmillan. i0I. l.. NJ. Eckcrl I0I:
Duchess OF Monticello. lO5: Virginia lU,
Lindsey; 100: Alice Collins, l05; The
Thorn. i02
Apprentice allowance.
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EmerYVille Entries.

OAKLAND. Jan, 2S.-Emeryvine en-
tries for Saturday;
First race. six furlonGs. -olds
and up, sellins-I.ord OF tho Forest. ll0:
Ingham, no: Il. NJ. Fry, ll0. Round and
Round. 1lo; Banoica. los; Zinkand. %;
Gramcrcy. -. Rapid Water lt3. Bano-
relia 90: silk, 80; DIR. Dousherty 95,
'llush Money. l05.
Second race. three and one-half fur
longs, 3-year-o -olds-lndora. 109; Arago-
nesc. 1Og. Cluny, l09; Dune Campbell. lO2:
Frank Ferris, ll2.
Third race. futurity course selling. 8
year-olds and up--Madeline MusGrave. 96
Inclcment. los: Raleigh. los Phil Mohr
g3; sRosafo as Adcrgulch 9G Recon
%: Saincst. %. Scwcll. 116
Fourth race. mile and n sixteenth. EN-
erYvilc handicap, 3-ynar- -olds and up-
Silver Knight, 100: Jim Gaffuey. 10J /:
Nadzu zoe: Fort Johnson. ll2.
Fifth race. mile and twenty Yards 2
year-olds and up. scllIng-Dcspcrado. 1O7: :
lIuapala, %: Mr.. Bishop. %: Especial De-
livery, 81. Redeem. 81; John Louis. IL:
Ed Ball, los; May Sutton, 100
Sixth race. five furlongs S-ycar-olds
and up. pursc-Iohn H. Shcchan lnI:
Samper Goo: Fancy loa; Port Malone.
t0i: j. G.. F'rowley. loI: Roman Wing
iOi: Fernando. liz; Gilbert Rose. %, Old
Mexico. To-. Napaulck. lo2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
PRESIDENT LYNCH
WARNS MAGNATES
Club Owners Have No Right 10
Criticise Work of Schedule
Committee.
MURPHY CANNOT SPEAK
FOR NATIONAL LEAGUE
Only Best Interests of Game in
View in Arranging the
Schedules.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-President
TODAY issued statement asking club
owners 10 refrain from criticising the
schedule committee until its work shall
be laid before them at their annual
meeting.
Incidentally. President Lynch regrets
that President Charles W, Murphy Of
the Chicago Nationals has seen it. if
correctly quoted, 10 criticise the new
rules now in process Of adoption by
The joint rule scommistee President
Lynch said:
'.If Mr.. Murphy has been correctly
quoted, | wish TO state that he is eX,
pressing only the views of Charles Mur-
phy, president of one club of our league.
He does not speak for The National
league. No criticism Of the work of
the rules committee is in order until
the changes are officially promulgated
by that committee. and, if | understand
correctly, the provisions Of The Ma
iional agreement. The power Of such
committee is absolute and its acts arc
not subject TO revision or approval by
either ma or league. This is rs it
should he. for the making of rules should
not he left to the whims or prciudices
of individual club owners.
Interests Protected
1.-The private interests of no league
and no club were considered at The
Pitisburg meeting. The deliberations
of the committee and the gentlemen of
the press who were present were most
thorough and painstaking. and had only
The best interests OF the game at large
IN view | do not expect the commit
tee s report 10 meet with unanimous
approval, hut | do expect the common
courtesy of the club owners until they
lave something officially placed before
them.
The same views @ FOR the schedule
committee, After foug DAYS wcrk tie
National lcagrc s rcpresentatiy IS fin
isheG both lGS and l54 game sched
VIC.
.'The American delegates. even
though committed TO Il l54 4-gamc sched
ule, were fair enough to give mp two
days 10 assist us in framing orr l6S-
game schedule. Both lon5 and short
schedules will be ready Tor considcra
tiou by the National leIgue u. its Feb
juary meeting Neither one OF these
schedules is common property. and
therefore criticism of fine committee s
labors is out Of order until thc National
league meets as a body to select ;hc
schedule ii considers most feasible. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
FRISCO REALIZES IT'S
FIGHT CHANCES ARE GONE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S-rhc sports
men OF this city feel rather blue over
INC TACT that the Jcffrics- Johnson forty-
hNe-round contest may be held i'm sail
Lake IN preference to this city Notwith-
standing the fact that every effort has
ocen inaue TO secure the contest here. IL
seems now that the struggle Is over ana
mat Tex Richard holds the pat hand,
Inc arguments have been advanced that
S e!lS GU! would draw more people than
Salt Lake because of the greater nnn,'
latlon. but IL still remains n fact thai
Goidheld. small mining camp I'm tho
neaft OF mountainous desert holds the
record Tor the biggest fight purse. The
Cans Nelson fight netted something like
$4,000, which is nearly $50 900 more than
any contest has ever nettcn in this CITY.
As FAR aS Jefries and johnson moi he
ing willing 10 box only in certain places.
mat IS all tommy-rot, The men will be
only loo willing TO box in any city thai
are after.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
VARSITY BEATS THE
l.. ID. 5. BASKET TEAM

Tic university basketball team defeat
cd tho l.. ~. :. in Il match game OF
basketball Friday afternoon in the IT"
gym by In" score Of 80 TO -. The game
was easily the fastest exhibition of
basketball seen at III" varsity this year
ana II the Saints team were as good at
pitching baskets as it is in team work
the game would have ended with much
different story. AS il was the varsity
team cN@ellcd. Evans shot thirteen pas
kctS for the varsity in the game, and
was followed by lIolmStcad with ten.
Every man ON the varsity team showed
class in pitching baskets For tho l..
ID. :. team. Lund was the whole show
and made all the baskets except two.
which Keslcr scored. Jack Summerhays
played hard game as guard for the
Saints and got live straight fouls. but
was not able to keep up with Evans.
The l.. ID. 5. game shows that the only
real competition i'm the state for the pen
nant lies between the university and the
II. y. L. at Provo
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RACING IS INTERESTING.
BUT NO CARD FEATURE

OAKLAND Jan. 2S-Thcre was nc
particular feature on the card at Emery
Vile today, but the racing proved very
interesting. In the third race, Ben Stone
beat Chantillv a neck, but the latter
should have won. he was badly in
terferred with by Grsmercy while max
ing his race in the stretch. The Judges
suspended a. Walsh. rider OF Gramercy,
Tor week.
Buckthorne got up in time to win by
a narrow margin from Sink Spring:
Tony nS Faust rae 1sa a"y 1Tspn 10 SsRS MSn
Wickett, 112 (Cottonj. 10 10 l.. second
Glennadeane, 10 Ogalsh 16 TO d. third
TIM TIM 1l3 ;,,, 2-5. Fl MoIin9; Blanche C..
and Billy Bowlegs finished as named,
Second race. three and half fur
longs. selling-Burbur: 103 (Walsh). to
!, won: Robert Hurst lO9 (Cotton), 3 10
third Time, AZ 80. Dacia, Amargosa
Stanley s. Kerry Cow and Fonto fin
ished as named,
Third race. futurity course. selling
Sen Stone. 129 Rettis), ) 10 /. won
C!antilly, lS2 (Mentry). to /. second
.iIamercy III Walsh). Z 10 ], third.
Time. l;i2 90: Goodlander.. Ampedo,
named
Fourth race, mile and threc-sixteenths
-Bmckthorne. 1o1 (Thomas). . to /.
Won; Sink Spring; 1Oe Vosper). TO i,
I, third. Time. a:oS s-5. Servicence. Service j. j.
6. Clem, Spring Ban. Wap ana Trust
finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards.
selling-Meltondale. % (Thomss). to l.
won; Coppers. III Craplin TO /. sec
onds Cohleskill. lOo Gross. to l..
lhird, Time, l;45 20. sainotta Contra
Costa, Sam Barber, Lady Rensselaer, and
SILVER Line finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. seling-Thistln
Belle los Vosper). TO /, won: Biskra,
ll3 (Colton). TO J. second: Lena I,"ch
l09 (Taplin). . to i, third Time. lis
80. Dovclta. Ornate, Roberta Dorothy
LeSctt. Robesketa, Clara and Emma G.
finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
CORbETT IS WORKING
HARD FOR CONDITION
In Tryout With Kennedy, jim
Shows His 0ld-Time
Cunning.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.--James j. Cor.
bctt. who hns been fer some time hard
al work in New York gymnasium,
preparing for his work AT Jefircs s
training camp next May, gave him.
self a trial Yesterday with Jim Ken
nedv. Corbett showed speed and much
Of his old cunning and declared him
self we'll satisfied with his physical
condition,
''I have got to he in pretty good
shape. vou know he said. OF ! am
going to fight .Ieffries as per schedule
once day for six weeks -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
TESTING AND EXPERIMENTAL
STATION FOR AER0PLANES

Los ANGELES. Ian 2S.-With the in
t"utiou of establishing testing and "N-
poilmCnial station for acroplau"s in Los
Angeles. Glenn II. curtiss. the aviator.
has Submitted proposition to the local
chamber Of commerce. He asks that Il
lovcl course 5000 by 5000 feet be pro-
vidcd and equipped for experiments and
agrees 10 meet the cost OF maintenance
oi the grounds by giving one or two avin-
iiuD meets a year. Should the PROPOSE
tlon he accepted. Curtiss declares that he
will make his headquarters permanently
in Los Angeles and il il Inc rejected n
similar offer will be made TO san Fran
cisco and Oakland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
WILL TRY TO BREAK
LONG DISTANCE RECORD

LOS ANGELES. Ian. 2S.-Climord T..
Harmon of New York and George = Har-
rison OF this city will depart for san An
tonic, Tex. tomorrow. whence they viii
start as soon as weather conditions per-
nit. in an attempt to break the long dis
tancc record for balloon flights They
expect the prevailing winds to carry their
big air craft the New York, In q north
castcrly direction and hope TO make their
descent in Canada. The New York was
shipped to San Antonio today and will
be equipped there for n stay OF many
daYs In the air.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
HOPPE AND M0RNINGSTAR
PREPARING FOR MATCH

PiTrSBURG. Jan. 2S.-Wmic Home
ana Ora MorDtngstar. who arc matched
20 play thrcc strings of 800 1S-inch bslx
lire billiards next week have arrived
and tomorrow they will begin their nrI,
vate practice. The two men met almost
AS soon as they reached the city and
ciarcd he would win but II he did not Inc
would immediately prepare himself IN
challenge the man that would defeat
Mnrninrstar.
That's right. Willie" said Morning
star, who overheard him. but I'm satIe-
nod lnat by this time next week I'll r,alsc
you change your mind"
The Sanlcs will he the FIRST i),o mon
have played together for two Yea rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
.JEFFR|ES W|I|
skip G0LDa
FROM Seattle He win,
TO Chicago 10 <
Wife.
IT'S UP TO J0HNSOS|
WHETHER PIo
JEFF Would Not Sfai
His Training Qua
Would RI.

PORTLAND, Ore. Jsr
arrived here today. q
from Seattle, he saws, II ~ g
his wife is sick in a hosnS;ts.| s ~
In only one Of The 'sp,, s,1'
fries has given ont s;naf ,ase'
this city has he intimass,
may be no fight, and n I
that IT will occur unIe,.
backs down.
Al Boise, Ida. Jefr;e. /,
certain speech that he wou'
AT La Grande, Ore. s 'IsS
hon wHs called TO recent h,
ports that there is eons;5.
as To whether tho fight s';(
and that his intention n !,
cast after visiting Seattle
mean nothing else. In !.
said: "
The report Of nv cp,|
fight now or later is fhs
some unscrupulous reports
Turn east after leaving
only to meet my wife. MI
Chicago hospital. I will 4.
geles not later than ZEN
begin training for the fipbf
me plenty of time. al
rounding into condition.
It's All Talk
50 All this newspaper tan
son and Richard is withou1
They arc and always ha'
best Of friends.
=" ] am gong TO see this +
10 n finish, said .Jeffrje
sion. unless Johnson b
July ! ! will again den|
superiority of the whise +
Pendletou was the next
the big pucilist stopped,
decidedly uncommunicatirs
that could be drawn from
statement that he knew ro|
reported cstrangement bet
and Gleason; and decls1|
story originated in New N
also said he had no knov|
meeting with Gleason IN
day. He repeated that /
IN Los Angeles about Febn
ing that he Will rcmain
forty-fvc days and then q
training quarters. When
these quarters would be.
clined TO answer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Gleason Still !!

SAN FRANCISCO Jar
secured an arena in AlanI
the Jefries-J johnson I'D
there" "
This is the statemcntr
by Jack Gleason.
II have been offered 4
places within easy reach
locations for my fight al
70 live up to my agrecmc;
Is perfectly welcome to-
But IL he maintains his I
I will take over the con
the fight without his aS
going TO Portland. Or. s
Jeffrics. and. after confer
| Will at once get into to,
son. with the object OF de
The question"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Boxing Carnival,

The hn%inG carnival at the Shubcrt
dneatcr Friday night drew a small house
lh" contests were good. the Simon
purcs doing the mixing stunt i'm four
goes of -four rounds each. Referee Su,Ii-
van declared each bout a draw The
BOYS who amused the crowd Of fans pros
Lefty vs. Young Ern: C;othin VS. SujIi,,an
frankie Ernc vs.. Kid Forbes
Tho exhibition was given 10 raise fund,
Tor iour needy families. ii is said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
No REFEREE AGREED
UPON By WRESTLERS

NJ" referee was agreed upon at tbc
appointed meeting nj The V NJ & 4
frihaN afternoon by Mike YnlScI and
STANLEY karp for their Wrestling match
February =. at tho salt Lake thouicr
Ihc men could not airer upou an nrri
Vlai anl after an hours argument a,
10 The RESPECTIVE" abilities of half =, dozen
men: The matter was finally left Ia w
T.. Fowler. Morse :. puffirld and Harry
licaglen. These three men will mcci i'm
a competent official
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
ROGERS ACCEPTS THE
CROWLEY FIGHT CHALLENGE

Ed Dunham, manager of Jack Rogers,
said Friday night that he would accept
the challenge of Tim Crowley of Park
City and would be willing 10 make ar
ranGcmcntS FOR n boxing contest at any
time after February 10. on this date
Rogers boxes ten rounds with Jack Den
nington OF Portland at Murray.
Crowley is the champion of Park City
and, so far has been able 10 beat all
boxers anywhere near his weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Turkey Holds Reeord

BELVIDEEE, H.. Jan. 2S.-At ,bs
Northern Illinois poultry show being held
here. IL was announced Yesterday thst
the famous Porter turkey had been sold
by Mrs. Walter Porter Of This civ tn
p: H. ggrns Of Orient. 5. H., for $500
This gobbler has taken first prize and
sweepstakes AT New York. Balfirnoro and
lJagerstown Md, and other critics where
national poultry shows have been held
Ills weight is fifty-two pounds and lie is
United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29

High School
Weber Beats Granite
Special Go The Tribune.

SFoViAI % The TriDunc
OGDEN, Ian. 2S.-By score Of IS
10 -. the Weber academy basketball
team defeated the Granite hi.h srlnni
Team of salt Lake City this evening al
III" formers gymnasium a large crowd
was present to witness the contest
TOMORROW evening: at the State School
for the Deaf apd Blind. tho deaf in1m
will meet tho Z. NJ. G. \, team of SaIf
Lake, in match game. The dear hn,s
shoIld have played the Brigham CITY
nigh school yesterday. but as thc RoX
Elder lads objected To the. referee. fhr
game was forfeited to the deaf bows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Will Test Auto Case

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2S.-Automobil-
lists of this city will carry to the state
supreme court a test case to determine
the validity OF the ordinance which pro-
Vides n straight lail sentence for speed
ers. J. II. Snowden. sentenced To thirty
days in jail. will petition for n review of
his case. on the ground that the new
regulation discriminatcs against chauf-
feurs in favor of drivers of other classes
of vehicles The city authorities sane
ton the appeal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
WILLIAMS WINS SPECIAL
PRIZE FOR BEST PLAYING

The ha rdest game LLOYD Jcvnc has had
i'm the thrne-cushion scri"s Was played
with Mr.. Williams Friday night at the
Jcvnc academy, the score being ~ 10 10
I'm srvcuty-uinc innings. This gives Will
liams the special prizc offered by JcNnc
To tho man scoring the greatest number
Of points in. the series against him.
The score by innings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Hungry Lion Killed.
,ccial TO The Tribune.


RlClIFTiiID. Jan. 2S.-A mountain
lion. which was killed with 90
rifle I'm Clear Creek canyon today
Was brought here and bounty OF
$40 WAS paid AZ Tho court house. The lion
had been driven Into the canyon by
heavy storms in search Of food and was
vc~y poor and weak. II was the nrst
'dllcd in this yaciuty FOR years.
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Apprentice allowance.
Too Much Baseball.

NEW YORK. Jar. @S.-iIc.e is what
President Frank j. Farrell of the New
York Americans thinks OF the 1885 game
schcdnlc:
~ am opposed 10 il FOR the reason tina
/ think IT would cheaper the game and
cause many unnecessary conflicts. Amer
Jean league owners are unanimous on The
point"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29

=, san FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S.-The
Hayes. Dorando Marathon race of next
Sunday should be sufficiently we'll con
dnctcd with sixty citizens serving as
Judges, timckeepcrs. etc
The Italians of the city have Sc
cured the presence on the list OF sew.
eral prominent members of their race.
including the Italian consul, Cavalier
Rocca. Mayor Mccarthy will act as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
BRIGHAM CITY HIGH
DEFEATS ZION Y. VI. {. A.

BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. 2S.-Thc Brig
nam CITY high school defeated the see
onu Y. VI. {, \ basketball team of Sail
Lake CITY, hcro this evening i'm "A match
game, by The Score OF - 10 ~. I'm ono oC
IN" fastest and prettiest games seen this
winter. The local boys held a siichi
lead throughout the contest. but. al that,
the victory was in doubt until the whistle
rang ont for the final play.