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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
Lexington Race Results.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 12.-The Debu-
tante stakes for 2year-old hilles. -FOUR
turlongs. and carrying an additional
value of $1,000. the attraction at the
Downs this afternoon Round the World
got the best Of the start and won by
TWO lengths from Golden EGG.
Summary
First race four and a half turlongs-
Rue. straight So. 80 won; Delcassy. place
$50. second; James Nc, show $3.50
third. Time 80 40
Second race. mile and twenty yards
GiIvedear. straight s2l.S0, won. Ben
Howe place $3.50. second: Cassowar ~,
show s4 third Time. As Is.
Third race. handicap, six furlongs, g.
year-o olds and up-Al Mueller, straight
S12 so. won; Ocean Queen, place $3.50.
second: Merrick, show 81 30. third. Time.
1;l5 10.
Fourth race, the Debutan,e stakes. .
yesr-olds. four furiongs-Round the
World straight $3.50. won; Golden Egg.
place $40 second. Princess Industry,
show $3.50. third. Time, AS.
Fifth race. selling. six furlonss-Robin
Grey. straight s17.7o. won, Mauretania.
place $50, second: Colonel Bob show
81 20, third. Time. 1:l5 3-5.
sixth race-Alice. straight $50; won;
Markie M. place $3.50 second: Denver
Girl show, 500. third. Time. 1:i9 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
Promoters of the Jeffries-Johnson
Fight Are Unable to Agree
on Suitable Referee
THOMAS BOUT
CAUSES MUCH TALK
Authorities Refuse Permit at
CoIma and Contest TO Be
Held in Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. May l2.-What ef-
feet will the enforced switch OF the
Papke-Thomas bout from Colma 10 San
Francisco have on the Jcffries johnson
fight?
Fandom is framing many answers to
that question but the rank and file OF
the sporting fraternity takes generally
hopeful view of things. and the ma
jority incines 10 the opinion that The
action OF the San Mateo county authori-
ties In calling a halt on the middle
weight mill will exercise no sinister in
fuence on the holding Of the big battle
at Emeryvillo, July 4.
4naly5ing the situation, the cheerful
ones note this difference:
That Colma is not an incorpora ted
town and the county officials therefore
had no power to grant a license for tne
Papke-Thomas 60 hut that Emeryviile,
the scene of the Johnson -Jeffries hght,
is n regularly Incorporated municipality,
with regularly elected officials. who have
full and legal right, under the laws OF
the state OF California, 10 grant n per
nit for boxing match 10 regularly
Incorporated club, such as the Marathon
club. Of which Promoters Rickard and
Gleason are regular members,
Jack Johnson's baseball game yester-
spectators. The negro seems TO get as
much enjoyment out OF the national pas
time as does Jeffries, and he has an
nounced that baseball viii be part OF MS
daily routine for the remainder of the
week.
Asked il the fighters failed TO agree on
referee would he be willing 10 pre-
side. Tex Rickard has put quietus on
that possibility. thus: Not for mil
lion dollars. l have my hands fun as 1t
is"
Rickard, ii is said, would be agreeable
to both Jeffries and Johnson in the third
ring man capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
AOueduct Closes.

AQUEDUCT. May l2.-The twenty-four
days meeting OF the Queens County
Jockey club closed at AGueduct today.
The feature OF the closing day the Co
roma selling stakes, went TO the we'll
played Norbitt
summary
First race. Ave furlongs-Pe
10 |. won; Merry Lad, > 10 T. second,
The Rascal TO I, third. Time. l 90 4-5,
Second race. ore mile-Ed Ball; to
Hannah, : TO i, third, Time. 1:39.
Third race, six furlonss[puke OF Or
monde, 10 / won; Follie Levy, 10 .,
second; Ben Loyal TO ]. third, Time.
1913 3-5.
Fourth race. The Corona stakes, mile
and sixteenth-Norbtt. 9 10 8. won;
Dandelion 8 to ., second; Berkely. IL
10 D. third. Time. ,46 25.
Fifth race, six and n half furiongs-
Rose Queen, TO 5. won: Pantoufls. !3
TO g. second: Responseful, IL 10 L. third,
Time. 1;20,
Sixth race. six furlongs- 8
to l. won, Flora Diana, to ]. second:
Elmota Hamilton, 10 .. third. Time,
I.15
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
SALT LAKE To HAVE
TEAM IN LEAGUE
Margetts Is Working Hard to
Get the Game Started the
Present Season.

The fact that "Dad" Gmlin has taken
hold on the baseball situa ton In ogden
has created all kinds OF renewed inter
est in this city.
Manager Margetts OF the Murray team
Is working hard to get the state teams
together for the league. and there Is
every indication now that salt Lake VIII
have n strong team. Murray has already
organized It's team. and the boys are well
on the road to lirst-ciass condition. The
Occidental team has been playing all win
ter and is also rendy for the opening OF
the league season.
The Salt Lake Team has been back
ward, There appears to he no one who
cares to take hold Of tho team and push
It ahead. Good, who was made manager,
Is helpless. He has no authority TO 20
ahead and sign players. having no money
To work with and there is no guarantee
back Of him 10 put in team. John f.
Tobn. who was president Of the league
last year. says that the Salt Lake end
will be taken up in the near future, but
II Salt Lake is to have q team. work
must he started at once.
Gir1ltn is organizing the ogden team
and says he can get the money for the
league guarantee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
MORE HOPEFUL VIEW
IN JEFFR|ES HOUSE
Lethargy Has Apparently Been
Shaken of and Complete
Confidence Is Restored,

BEN IOMOND. Cal. May 12,-Jeffries
has been busy In his gymnasium the
last few days he has made himself like
it In his workout today he frolicked
through his tasks with more OF an ap-
pearancc of real eXubersnce and vigor
than he has shown since beginning work
Members OF his STAFF stood by and
watched with delight the transformation
from letharsy TO every appearance OF real
physical fitness, which has been so
marked during the last TWO or three
days.
The gloom OF the earlier days OF the
camp has given way 10 a general mood
of saiety and .hopefulness and Jcffries
seems the most hopeful OF the lot,
There were no new diversions in to-
days pastimes, the schedule including
the usual assignment Of sparrins. rope
skipping. shadow boxing, bag punching
and handball.
The entire Jeffrles party. Mrs Jefries
excepted. visited the fish hatchery near
here this afternoon. left fished along the
stream on the return to camp and
brought back string of trout.
Manager Sam Berger will leave here
tomorrow evening for San Francisco TO
meet the promoters in q selection Of a
referee.
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BILL TO PROHIBIT
PRIZE FIGHT PICTURES

. WASHINGTON. May ia wholesale
Introduction against the publication OF de-
scriptlons and pictures OF prize fights.
which would apply to the coming Jeffries-
Johnson fight, is proposed IN blu in
troduced today by Representative Smith
OF Iowa.
The bill would make it unla wful "to
send by mail or in any other manner
from any state. territory or the District
Of Columbia, To any other state any
picture or description Of any prize fight
or encounter of pugillsts under whatever
name, or any record or account OF bet
ting on the same.
The measure, which was referred to the
interstate commerce committee, would
penaIize violations under a maximum OF
one years Imprisonment or $1,000 fine.
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MONTANA TRACK EVENTS
ARE CLOSELY CONTESTED

MISSOULA, Mont. May l2.-The first
days events OF the seventh annual in
terscholastic track meet on Montana field
this afternoon places the Galatin county
team in the lead with nine points. with
the Teton and Helena teams tied for sec
ond place. with SIX points each. and
F'lathead and Powell county teams each
credited with three points.
The afternoon was devoted mostly 90
preliminary contests 10 secure qualified
men for the finals tomorrow. but the
mile race, the shot put and the discus
throw were decided finally, giving tho
result in points as indicated Crum of
Helena won the mile race in 4:s3: Jolly
of Gallatin won the shot put by heaving
the ball 30 feet. 10 inches. and Armstrong
Of Gsllatin won the discus throw with Il
record OF ~ feet, inches,
The track was in excellent condition
today. and while there were no sensa =
tional records made all Of the events
were fast and good. The Indications are
that the finals tomorrow will be closely
contested in many instances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
WIFE CLAIMS SHE HAD
PREM0NITI0N OF DANGER

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. May l2.-Mrs
A. Holland Forbes, wife or the aeronaut
whose balloon was wrecked Thursday
night in Kentucky. told her friends here
today q remarkable story Of Fremont
ton OF the disaster which pefel her hus
band.
'.It all came TO me in a dream on the
night OF the disaster? rays Mrs. Forbes,
I'm my dream | could see my husband
and Mr. Yates. apparently in great dis
tress They called for assistance, but I
was powerless TO help. They seemed to
rise through the clouds. cnen reappear
close to the earth. Finally. ] seemed TO
see them fall suddenly and / awoke,
When ] arose AT daybreak and glanced
over the morning papers I rainted.'
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Thistle Belle Wins.

OAKLAND, May 12.-The Chicago
handicap, feature Of the card at Emery
vile today, resulted in u Victory for This
tie Belle. She went out in front and
led all the way, beating Enfield half
length. with Fern l., third, a head away,
Dave Henry WOE purses with Abe
Slupsky and Siscus. Results:
First race, four furlongss prrse-Abe
Slupsky, ll2 (KenD, to ]. won; Ravla
10s (Van Dusen), 80 TO /: second Zwick.
112 tCallaghanl. 10 I. third, Time,
Wells, Wabanan, Santalene, Fonteno;
Ard Lake, Amargosa and Lucille finished
as named.
won. Galene Gale, Io2 (seiden). Is to l.
second: Miss Roberts. Jog (Cottonl, to
l, third. Time, l;O7 %, Directeilo, La
Petite ormonde Cunningham, Ban Lady,
Contra Costa Lillum, Silk. Susie Craig
and Ketchel finished as named.
Third race; six furIongs. sellinsrJohn
SO (selden), to 2, second; Beau Man, lo6
(Taylor), 10 l, third. Time, LIB 40.
Orelio. Tremargo and Billy Myer finished
as named,
Chicago handicap-Thlstle Belle, 103 (Cal-
lashan). IL to 2, won: Enfield. 1o4 Cray
lori, to 2. second; Fern l.. IS (Seldem.
to 2. third, Time. 1905 %, Rey Hin
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards.
seling-Captain Burnett. l07 O<ing), I
TO 8. won; Springban, loo (keTschbaum);
16 TO . second: Colbert, l02 (Seldenl,
10 1, third. Time, l:i4. Tom O'Mal)ey.
Martnmas. Theo Case, Goldway. Special
Delivery, Duchess OF Montebello and Lit
tleton finished as named,
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Ba-
monica 109 (Callaghan), to .. won.
Darlington, 1l2 (Cotton)s 30 to /, sec
ond: sainest.- &c (seldenl, 40 to i third.
Time, ll3 20 Father Stafford, Burning
Bush. Anna May and Silver Stocking
finished named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
SULLIVAN KNOCKED
OUT BY THOMPSON
"CycIOne" Makes Short Work
of His Opponent, Who
Shows No Steam.

Johnny Cyclone Thompson Knocked
out Pete Sullivan In the ninth round OF
q scheduled twenty round boxing contest
ST Saltair Thursday night, I'm what seemed
n rather tame affair to the 5000 people
present, In the second round Thomp-
son swung a hard right TO SuliVans Jaw
but the bell saved him. Sullivan came
back strong and up 10 the ninth round
had. " anything. a liJrle the best OF the
contest. In the fifth round Thompson
left eye Was nearly closed and he had
Ia clinch to save himself on several oc-
cssons. hut he kept boring in In the
ninth round Thompson rushed Sullivan
all around the rins and rushing me
Nassa chusetts lad 10 the ropes peppercd
him with lefts and rights until sullivan
went down and out, much 10 the surprise
OF n majority OF the fans present,
Kid Forbes easily disposed or hld
Opie by the knockout route In thc third
round. Up TO that time the contest was
fast and full of clean boxing,
Jack Dovney made a hit with the
crowd by knocking out Kid Frazzles in
the flrst round OF four-round go
Hardy Browning refereed the big con-
test ana Kid Price had charge or the pre-
liminarics NJ. Jacobs was official an
lounCer.
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OGDEN WILL HAVE TEAM
WITH GIMLIN AT HEAD
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. MAY dad" GimIin. for a
number OF years the manager Of Ogden's
baseball team, has taken a layoff from
punching tickets and collecting fares on
a Southern Pacific passenger train TO
help get things ready for the opening of
the season. Since II was definitely de-
cidcd that Ogden would support team
this season. Walter 4. Sanderson and
Angus Kennedy have started q canvass of
the business men OF the city.
From the present indications, II is ap-
parent that ample funds will be collected
from The merchants and business men OF
Ogden 10 finance the team. Girnlin, who
will manage the team. says that he has
a winning team already tucked away. and
will touch the wires and have all OF his
men here ready for practice as soon as
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DIES AFTER A FAST
OF THIRTY~NINE DAYS

SEATTLE. May FL. L. RAIDER.
formerly prominent in state politics and
at one time a member OF the legisl1 :
ture, died yesterday after fasting thirty
nine days RAIDER had been suffering
from stomach trouble and. upon the ad-
vice OF a woman physician. decided TO
take the starvation treatment The
city health commissioner tried to in
duce him 20 take nourishment. but he
refused and as there was no law by
which he could be forced to eat he was
left 10 his fate. Coroner j. t. Snyder
said that no inquest would be held.
Last year RAIDER was arrested IN con-
nection with the operation of an alleged
fraudulent land scheme and was released
under bonds OF $500.
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Johnny Cyclone Thompson Sho,
Championship Glass by Whin
ping Yankee Lightweight
MATTER OF REFEl
IS STILL UNDEl|
More Conferences in Ia
Camp: Fight Nav Yet
to Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nav 10
apparently MS much interast ho,I
at the Johnson camp these Mn I'm
wildly discussed topic OF who is 4
referee as Is given TO tho
training of the champion. Jan, s,s
who IS ,lohnson's first choice -
sltion. and Tex RichRrd bos,, W u.
ences with tho fighter ali.
while yesterday 4. was EdS,.
Oakland who was closel.d n,s,
ored champion. Rickard r.
afraid that there Will still ha
after the conference that is to :.
next Monday and he wants ~
out the differences II IL lies ~, -
power I"
Johnson had but little To aav
conference. 'G am still stands
he declared. Il maintain ara
named Two good men who Nave
Iidence OF the public in Cajise~
one OF them should be satisfan+,
JACK welsh said that he woujf
cept the position unless he M
factory to both principals. @
words. ne explained more q,
"supposlng that tho fighters 4
agree and the promoters mint !,
would not accept IL either fir6
greed"
George Little. Johnaon's man,
that lie believes they will resch'
Incnt and that a Californian WI
lected. ~
That there Is an uneasiness q,
men concerned as 10 what n
stopping OF the 7homas-Papke
have on The big bout. was man
the conversation at the beach N
noon. The fear is that thoze
opposed TO the fight will cngaa,
and seek measures TO prevent
taking place.
IF il comes TO the worst" n,
ard. who will not admit that
| fight people have any chance.
pull the fight off in Nevada. /"
Johnson added a couple OF mn
road work this morning, goInr
miles instead OF twelve. In al,
stepped 1t off at a faster pace
FOR greater share OF The jou
consequence, lie was back at
ters somewhat In advance OF II
! the crowd. Martin Cutler tr,
| thoroughly exhausted. The nI
| perspiring freely as he returned
olared he felt in the best possil
I ton.
! Johnson's plans for the An
on Sunday have practically b|
plcted. He intends TO work q
with George Cotton. Martin &
| Dave Mills. Although there ha
deal OF talk OF using other span
ners. Jack said today that he Il
had enough helpers.
Late this afternoon Joifns'
baseball on the ocean boulevart
OF the camp and there were a h
more fashionable e1uipagcs.
many at 'omobiles. drawn up
him batting out long flies. +
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
DEFENDER SAILS FOR
YACHT RACE COURSE

NEW YORK. Nav 12.-The Thousand
Islands Yacht club, holder OF the Amer
lean Power-Boat association gold chal-
lenge cup. won TWO years ago by the
Dixie H. from the Chippewa Yacht club,
and last year successfully defended BY
her has lust set her sails for this years
races. which will take place on the club
course of Alexandria bay. Thousand
Islands, August 4, and s. This contest
is one Of the most important motor
boat events OF the year, as it typlfics
the speed supremacy OF the United
States. The prize is cup given by the
American PoWer-Boat association in 1904.
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coulon outpoints Phil McGovern.

NEW YORK. May 12.-Johnny CouloD
of Chicago. champion bsntamw weight.
outfousht and outpointed Phil McGovern
CTcrry's brorher) In ten slashins rounds
before the Madison Athletic club to-
night. McGovcrn finished strong, but
Coulon was clearly the better boy. Nc
Govern fiooTed him with a right hook To
the jaw in The third round. but Coulou
got up quickly and with glancing blow
TO the head knocked McGovern down
Coulon and McGovern fought at l15
pounds ringsdc. johnny DAILY OF New
York challenged Tho Minner.
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THOUSAND AT WORK
BURYING CARTAGO'S DEAD

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. Nav ia
thousand men have been put At work on
the ruins AL Carriage TO recover the
bodies OF the earthquake victims. fears
being entertained OF the outbreak OF sick
ness, The force of the earthquake opened
many OF the graves in the cemetery and
ZOO bodies were reintelred yesterday,
Earth shocks continue accompanied by
subterranean rumblings. One child was
taken alive from under n fall OF the
building after five days euton1bmcnt.
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VARSITY AND B. Y. [.
WILL MEET TODAY

The university track team. with 200
rooters. will leave Salt Lake this morn
ing for Provo 10 meet the Brigham
Young university in their dual track
meet
The university athletes are in excellent
condition and are In the proper lighting
mood TO work for victory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
Thompson Wires Kanner

Manager Jack Kanner OF Maurice
Thompson received "A wire from his
charge Thursday, Thompson announc-
ing that he would leave Butte in a few
DAYS for this city To sign articles for a
boxing contest with "Birdieg" Collins
Thompson hold two decisions over Stan
ley Ketchel and he is said To be in fairly
good condition at the present time.
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AViatora Doing Nicely.

GLASGOW, Ky, May. PA courier
from Center. Ky, brought the informa
tion today tSat A. Holland Forbes and
j. G.. Yates. the injured aeronauts. were
doing nicely. but would not be able 10
start north for TWO or three days. What
is left of the balloon has been boxed for
shipment 10 New York.
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Sullivan Knocked Out
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT IONAl

ST. LOUIS, May Est Louis batted
Brown and Richie out OF the box today
and won from Boston. . 20 J. Wildness
by the Boston pitchers was the main
cause OF defeat -Four or the bases on
r. II. b
81. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteres-Bacl,man and Bresnahan;
Brown, Richie. Mattern and Smith,
CHICAGO. May 12.-New York batted
Mcintyre and Carson hard with men on
bases today and defeated Chicago. 70 |,
r II. F.
Chicago B.. ...,..,........,... 6
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Batteries-McIntyre Carson and King;
Wiltse and Myers.
PITTSBURG. May 12.-Brooklyn took
second game from Plttsburg today,
II TO 9 forcing the champions into their
first extra inning game OF the season.
In the twelve innings thirty-four hits
were divided equally between the two
clubs. but The visitors hit the further
making seven woba sgers and one triple.
r. H. L,
Prnsl?I1p PittsHHrs '.'.... ..,.........,iipp
BaIteries-camnitz, Philippe, Moore
and Gibson; Bucker, Wilhelm and Er-
win
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
CINCINNATI. MAY Philadelphia
used four pitchers I'm todays game and
each Jared badly. wildness being respon
sible for the majority OF Cincinnati's
runs. The locals won, TO 1. Score
Philadelphia .,..,... ...,..",i 5 ?
0'Re,'terti RatteriesEFoxen. Moren, Maroney. on
uumphrIes and Doom; Cheek, susgs and
Mclean.
Umpiros-o'Day and Brennan.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Des Moines, 6; st, Jo-
seph, II.
AT Omaha-Omaha S: Topeka, ..
AT. Sioux City-SiouX City, Q; Wich-
ta Z.
AT Llncoln-Lincoln, 4, Denver, 16.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Association

AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; Mlwau
kee. 6.
At Minneapolis-M Minneapolis, /; Indian
apolis. 2,
At Kansas City-Toledo, A. Kansas
City Q
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PACIFIC LEAGUE

SACRAMENTO, May I2.-Roy Hit and
Jimmy Whalen opposed each other this
afternoon, Hit having the better OF the
argument Vernon winning. TO 2.
r. II. Il:
' Nelhpb s'.''.', ..s.-Ss'>
>Shti U "
Batteries-IIitt and Hogan, Whalen
and La Longe.
LOS ANGELES. May 12.-One double
and five singles, so timed that each sent
in a run won the second game OF the
Los Angeles series for Portland today.
II, II. E.
l"> NhSClos sss.-,s.s' s's'ssHs ss.-''o %
pllldHb % y
Battenes-Delhi and Orendorfr, Gregg
and Fisher.
OAKLAND. May l2.--FourLeen hits
and eleven runs were ga thered by Oak
land in the game with San Francisco to-
day. r. II, e.
Oakland ....... ....,....,.....l1 "A !
San FranClSCO ,-s.s.. ..a.-. / =
Batterles-Nelson and Mite; Henley
and Berry,
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Famous Brood Marc

NEW YORK. May 1a.-The
brood mare Fanella. star OF The
Madden stable At Hamburg =
been sold To George G. Moore.
Dramore farm. ST. Clair. Mirh-
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Low Score Golf Rounds,

NEW YORK. May 12.--With capital
of 76, especially credltable, as he had
never played over the course before,
Gardner w. White OF Oakland won the
lon'-score prize in the elghteen-hole quail :
tying round Of the invitation. tournament
AT the Fox Hills Golf club on staten
Island today. There were i0I starters,
Jerome D. TraverS of Mont Clair finished
second. N sIrolSe behind the loader.
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Pole Defeats Canadian.

TRENTON. May l2.-Zbyszsko. the
French Canadian, in match here to-
night Zbyszsko won the first fall in
fourteen minutes on a scissors hold and
the second in five minutes on toe hold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-13
Ketchel After "Porky.D

NEW YORK, May 12-Stanley Ketchel
has been matched with "Porky" Flynn
the Boston middleweight in a twelve
round bout before the Armory Athletic
Association of Boston next Tuesday
night
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College Games

College Games
HANOVER. y. H., May l2.-Dart-
mouth, 4, Cornell ..
At Ann Arbor-Michigan, l; syra-
cuse, ..