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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-18

Yesterday came an indication Of the
good race town salt Lake Is. especially
on the part OF tho women. when the
noon shower failed 70 keep a big crowd
away FOR ladies day" Two favoritcs.
two well played choices and two long
shots came home in front. while the
hard stretch driving and close finishes
kept the crowd IN plenty Of excitement.
Tn the opener, J. l.. Wcber's Good
Money delighted a large local follow
ms by winning in r0mp in the time
or 1901 2-5. very good for a colt. Fly
ing closed with a rush 70 nose out Sill
yer Leaf for the place.
Warner Griswoll took The second race
In handy fashion. overrunning the field
IN the stretch and opening a lead OF a
length over wildwood Bill. who showed
20 the front until the last eighth.
Sea Green In the third. came pound
ing down the stretch the Eamest or n
lot Of har. ridden horses. while Miss
Picnic was coming strong TO outplace
Biased.
In the feature purse event. Whidden.
after trailing the field down the back
stretch, rounded them all and won go
ms away. Pluto. the favOrite. looked
good out IN front until the pinch came
IN the stretch. when he was not good
enough 20 stave Off the challenges. Me-
liss1. following Whidden by the Jack
sonvillc crack for the place. The race
was at one mile and was a very pretty
one
In the fifth Hanoncia and Swagerla-
cor raced NJ out until the head OF the
stretch. when both submitted 70 the
stretch run % Hidden Hand. Airs
closed very fast after n slow start.
I'm the sixth CorrlEau's Flora Rf1cv
after being shut off az the start. round.
ed her field on the north turn. and tus,
did last 90 win from Buckthorn. who
surprised all by running one OF his
good races. Apprentice Wrispen. who
rides Tor the COrrigan sta BILE. was tat<e-
= HHaM IL
clan steel pronounced him unfit TO ride
Jockey Carol was substituted for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-18
OLANBALA, OUTSIDER,
Wins THE SUBURBAN

Sheepshead Bay. June 17.-R T. VIII
son. Jr.'s Olambala today easily won
the Suburban handicap. one and a quar-
ter miles. here. defeating a high class
field OF horses. Six lengths behind the
winner came the WOOdhaven's stable
Prince Imperial. with Ballot belonging
20 ]. r.. Keene, the favorite, third, a
nose away. The pace, 2:O4 2-5. was
fast from start TO finish, though the
track was fetlock deep in mud. The
start was poor, Olambala and Ballot
breaking in front, but were quickly
Joined by Fashion Plate, who swept
into the lead in the first sixteenth Of a
mile, with Ballot hanging close to him
and Olambala last, many lengths
back.
Ballot took the lead at the far turn
with the others close behind. At the
turn into the stretch Ballot was Joined
by Prince Imperial, but Olambala came
with a rush on the outside and catch
Ing the leaders at the furlOng pole.
took the lead and won gallOping
by six lengths.
First race. six and a half furIongs.
main track-Shannon. to 1, won: Ben
third. Time-1:20.
Second race. mile-Seacliff, / to 2.
won; Cohort, to 2, second: Zienap. 8
to l. third. Time-1.f2 1-5.
Third race. the double event. five
and half furlongs, futurity course
Housemald, 4 to 5. won, King Pin. 80
to !, second. Danger Mark. to 1,
third. Tims-1:0S 3-5.
Fourth race. the Suburban handicap.
$4,000. mile and a quarter-Olambaia,
115. 20 ] won. Prince imperial. I0f
20 1. second: Ballot. 40. to 5. third.
Time-2.O4 2-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs. futurity
course-Fair Miss. Z 10 2. won. Dart
worth. 10 20 I. second: Carneau. 4 to 1.
third Time-l:02 3-5.
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. turf
course-Blacl<ford. IL 20 5. won; Miss
Perigord. 20 TO 1. second; Captain
Swanson. IS to 1. third. Time-1:4e.
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JUDGE LINDSEY AT HEAD
New Party, which VIII Battle for All
the ~Isms,- Launched ut Mass
Meeting mt Denver.

Denver. Colo. June IA progress
sivc" party. which supporters declare
VIII be an important factor IN the state
elections next fall. was launched at a
mass meeting here tonight. when a
committee was named TO select a state
sentatives from every county In the
state.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
for the Initiative and referendum. the
recall. the election Of United States sem
ators BY direct vote. the headless ballot
the direct primary and the appointment
OF a public utilities commission.
The proposed income tax aunend-
ments 20 the national constitution were
endorsed.
Democrats and Republicans. with
many survivors Of the old Populist
party. we're represented in the meet
Ing. which was presided over by Judge
Ben u. Lindsey. The new organization
will be known as the Citizens party.
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third race, J. L. Weber. Good Moneys
owner, gave Myer a taste OF his own
medicine BY bidding Sea Green up from
$500 TO $500, and got a good one cheap.
Wrispen was engaged to ride Tansy
In the Utah Derby. but the enEaa e-
ment had 70 be Cancelled, and Kederis
VIII probably have the mount.
George Rose OF Oakland. one OF the
most noted layers in the country and
a big member OF the famous Nets. W.
visitor az the track yesterday. He
expressed himself as agreeably sur
prised at the game and announced
that he would cut I'm this afternoon
Billy Engstrum, another big layer, NAV
also be here today.
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FIELDER JONES WILL
DON UNIFORM AGAIN

Portland, ore. June 17.-Fielder
Jones. the noted captain OF the Chicago
White Sox, today confirmed the report
that he will re-enter the game. He
has cast HIS lot with the Chehalis,
Wash. team. and will play with that
team tomorrow and Sunday with Alb
erdeen. at the latter place.
Jones. who has business interests
here, says that he will go into the
game FOR the exercise and sport OF it
In re-entering the game Jones places
himself in the position Of defyinE the
national commission. He Is under
agreement not to play with any other
team than the Chicago Americans un-
ell sold or released.
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THOMPSON AND SULLIVAN
TO MEET AT P0CATELL0

Cyclone Johnny Thompson and Pete
Sullivan will meet July 4 at Pocatel-
10. With each lightweight having
two victories over the other to his
credit, the Idaho fans want TO see
them settle II once for all. At Poca-
tello Sullivan won a clear decision
over Thompson in January. 1909, and
again.
Thompson left yesterday for his
home at Sycamore, Ill. but will re-
turn within a week to train at Ogden
for the bout. Sullivan will train in
salt Lake
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wrispen on Flora Riley. but with the
apprentice allowance waived. the mare
had 70 carry the additional five pounds.
This made Yama the post time favorite,
but Nama backed Up in the stretch run
after setting the pace and could but
finish third.
The hard driving in the stretches was
a decided feature OF the card. and with
out exception the best horse won
The Summary
First race. five furlongs. selling
Good Money (Manders), to 2, won;
Flying COREY, 20 TO ], second; Silver
Leaf CVosper), 10 to I. third Time.
1901 2-5. Halton, Good Intent. Yellow
foot. DIT. sherman. J. NJ. stokes. I'm
maskes. Ybor and Luke Mccoy finished
as named.
Second race. six furlonEs. selling
Warner Griswell tBoland). 10 5. won;
wildwood Bill (Manders). Is 20 I. sec
ord: ocean Shore (COburn). TO 4.
third. Time. 1:15 Is.
Third race. six and half furiongs.
selling-Sea Green (GaugeD. 20 TO 1.
won: Miss Picnic (Gargsn), IL TO 8,
second; Biased GO. Caroll). u to 1.
third. Time. 1923. Electrowan, New
Capital. Silver Grain. COOnskln. Tom
O'Maiiey. Pilsin and Patterson finished
as named.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-whid-
den (BuXtOn). to 2. won: Melissa
(Donvitz). s to 1. second; Piute Uvers)
II to 10. third. Time. 1:42 2-5- Sir
John. FOllie l., Roalta, Kaiserh off
Round and Round and Sylvia L. fin
ishcd az named.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs
sclling-Hidden Hand (Battiste). e
1. won. Banoncia CVan Dusen). even
second. Airs (Shriner), TO 1, third
Time, los 1-5- Swagerlator. Billy Myer
Sain Fox. Grace c.. Sixteen and Clar-
innis finished as named.
sixth race, seven furlonEs. selling
Flora Riley q. CARROLL. IL to 8. won
Buckthorn (Buxton), IL to !. second
Yama (HogE). 2 to I. third. Time. 1923
kiddy Lee. Fricze. French Cook Good.
ship and DIT. Mayer finished as named
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GOldfieId. New. June 1.-THE offer
Of $4,000 for the Johnson-Jeffries
fight on July (. which caused Tex
Richard 20 favor this city as n site for
the battle. was telegraphed by Maurice
J. Sullivan. president OF the Goldfield
chamber Of commerce.
~Goldfield wants the fight" Sullivan
said today. "and we viii get Il II there
IS any way Of doing so. We carried
through the Gans-NelsOn battle when
Goldfield had but one railroad. and the
gate receipts were $4,000. the great
est gate money on record up 10 that
time. Goldfield wants the fight and IS
going TO try mighty hard 10 clinch
Richards tentative acceptance OF its
offer"
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dIcap from McNiel. with Brodbeck
third. X Brazier. one Of the recruits
from local amateur ranks. finished
bang up fourth, and win make rider
before long
Burglar Mccormick made his de-
but for the season. wearing the same
star-spangled banner shirt. and the
way he was greeted showed he IS still
a popular attraction
Next Tuesday. Walker and DeMara
meet in a match sprint, Jackie Clarke
goes after the Quarter-mile record, and
II. r. Whittier will attempt To ride the
track better than a mile a minute.
The Summary.
Australian pursuit, amateur-Ber-
ryessa. Hume. McNiel. Thompson.
distance 4 miles laps 100 yards
Time-1O.12.
Three-quarter-mile handicap. pro-
fessional-Clarke (scratch). DeMara
(40). Senhouse (5O). Lawson
(scratch). Time-1:2f.
Two-mile lap handicap. amateur
Diefenbacher (scratch). McNiel (2O),
Brodbeck (scratch), Brazier 11O).
Time-4:05 2-5.
Two-mile open lap professional
Clarke. Lawson. Mcfarland, DeMaral
Time-3:53 3-5.
Five-mile motor paced race-Wil-
cox first Time-6:47 SIS.
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ROGERS AND CHRISTIE.

Jock Rogers and Jack Christie, the
crack Utah middleweights who meet
Monday night before the Manhattan
Athletic club, are both in fine condi-
ton for their meeting. Christie is the
cleverer of the two, but Rogers IS the
more rugged. and the six rounds
should be hot ones.
The club moves its arena from the
dance hall to the infield OF the saucer
track. where there will be plenty Of
room for all. Four other amateur
bouts will be on the card.
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BASEBALL TODAY.

, At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
, Mt walkers field, salt Lake and
; the Occfdentals meet for the third
; time In the Utah state league rnce.
= At the same time out on the MUIR
; ray diamond, Murray and Ogden
= meet. Both games promise Co ne
! fun producers. NJ well as some
: fast baseball. At Walkers Mana
! ger Good Will pitch Hummel and
: Manager Black will pitch Lang
= ford.
! sunday will he big day be-
! cause Ogden and Salt Lake viii
: hook up on Walkers field Tor the
! first time In the league schedule
4 Harrison IL slated TO pitch Tor
: salt Lake sunday. while Dad Gin
; lin ha. n surprise 60 spring IN the
! pitching line. The Occidentals go
= 20 Murray sunday.
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nEArs WEsrnN,s rINrr,-

Chicago, June 17.-'Honest" John
Ennis, who hopes to lower Edward
Payson Weston's ocean-to-ocean rec
ord from los 90 100 days, delivered a
letter from Mayor Gayl OF OF New York
to Mayor Busse OF this city today. En-
mis- Is seven days ahead OF the vet
Grams record made in HIS New York
Chicago walk last year.
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MORGAN A STAR

Logan, June 17.-In a hard-fouEht
game, Morgan, pitching for weIlsviile.
struck out ten men, gave five hits.
home run and pitched himself out OF
several holes. winning the game over
the Logan Boosters by the score OF 5
to 1. Tenant. his opponent. pitched
only n fair game. A number of good
double plays we're made.
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YEARLINGs TO EUROPE.

Lexington. KY. June 17.-Twenty
thoroughbred yearlings from Clarence
II. Mackay's Kingston stud left yester-
day for England. Thirty from James
II. Keeno's Castleton stud will 20 to
Europe on next Saturday Twenty
yearlings from James 3. Haggen's FL
dorado stud will be shipped to Argen-
tine Republic. Four carloads belonging
to various small breeders will be
shipped TO New York today to be sold
at Sheepshead Bay.
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RUCKER's Wild PITCH.

Brooklyn. June 17.-Brooklyn and
Chicago had another extra-inning bat
tie today. the visitors winning in the
thirteenth inning by a score OF 1 to o.
Rucker. who pitched a magnificent
game, lost Il himself by making a wild
r. II. +.
Lnlcdko $500 -......------- 1
DIoohASn 10
Batteries-Pfeister, Brown and
King: Rucker and Bergen. Umpires-
tombstone and Moran.
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Spanish EnRK WINS.

Spanish Fork. June lin the most
exciting baseball game Of the season
between Spanish Fork and Provo.
played here today, Provo was defeated
by a score of to s.. The battery for
Spanish Fork was Bowen and Hoist,
for Provo, Singleton, Ellis and King.
ITmpfre-Horne
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OPPOSED TO BILL.
Western Miners Do Not Favor the
bureau of Mines Measure

Denver, June 17-According to
Charles II. Meyer, president Of the
Western Federation Of Miners, who
with Thomas G. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers of America,
leaves for Washington tomorrow as
a Joint committee from the two orders
to present the application for affilia-
ton with the American Federation OF
Labor, an effort will be made to induce
the Federation of Labor to undertake
passed by the House creating a bureau
OK mines.
Opposition of the miners unions.
Meyer declared, Is the result OF the
adoption OF Section ;. which takes
from the director Of the bureau power
to establish more stringent rules for
the protection OF miners from physical
injury.
Efforts to have such power placed
in the hands OF the head OF the bureau
viii be made by the miners organiza-
tions.
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FIGHT VERY TAME AFFAIR
sandy Ferguson Wins Newspaper De-
cision over Jim Barry nj
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 17.-sandy
Ferguson. the Boston heavvvveftrit
won newspaper decision over Jim
Barry OF Chicago IN a ten-round boxing
contest tonight al the Maud Junction
pavilion OF the Pacific Athletic club.
~ was slow affair. and at the finish
Referee Eyton was almost as exhausted
as the fighters because OF his constant
exertions I'm prying them apart. Meth
er man was marked when the final
gong sounded.
An officer Of police was at the ring
side. and during the six short round
preliminaries watched closely to see
that the milling did not become too un-
friendly and be classed as real prize
fighting. Two Of the bouts were
stopped as soon as a little blood was
shed. This did not please the crowd
and the police were booted at inter-
walls throughout the evening.
Sacramento, Cal, June 17.-When told
OF the Barry and Ferguson fight in Los
Angeles. Governor Gillett said:
Il did not know there was to be a
fight tonight in Los Angeles. I under
stood that they were going to sign up
for one down there some time next
week"
For that reason the governor said he
had not notified the Los Angeles au-
thoritles 20 prevent any contest there.
"Of course. they are breaking the
law there as we'll" he continued. "and
n a. np 20 the district attorney now to
prosecute the lawbreakers."
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LID on Ar BUTTE.
Especial TO Herald-Republican)

Especial TO Herald-Republica
, Butte, Mont, June 17.-In future
, there will be no boxing exhibit
; tons In Butte except before reg
, ular clubs and their members.
, County Attorney Walker today
, promised Rev. Mr.. Groeneveid and
; Rev. Mr.. Noftsinger. representing
, the city Ministerial association.
; that he will notify different mana
gers Of clubs in Butte TO this eff
; feet
; The announcement Is the out
; growth of the Thompson-Sul
; fight held here Monday night
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sPRINCvILLE SHUT OUT.

PaysOn. June 17.--Payson shut out
Springville today. 3 TO 0, I'm one of the
fastest games seen In the Utah County
league. Harrison, who worked for the
locals, allowed but two hits. The bat
teries: Payson-Harrison and Done:
Springville-Betts and Peck
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CLERKS 10 TOOELE.

The Retail Clerks nine takes its
first out-Of-town trip Sunday, when
the team goes to Tooele to play the
fast Smelter city nine. While three of
the clerks stars are on the sick list.
they expect to give ToOele a warm ar
gument
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CRICKET PRACTICE.

The Salt Lake Cricket club holds a
practice today at p. m. at Liberty
park. A strong team will be whipped
into shape, If possible, for some hard
games with outside elevens are in
efvbf
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TRTr no AIASF<A.

Washington. June 17.-Secretary Ma
gel OF the department OF commerce and
labor. who will visit Alaska this sum
mer. has invited Attorney General
WickerEham TO accompany him on the
trip. The latter has not yet decided
whether he will be able TO go. Secre-
tary Nagel will make the trip from Sc
attic on the steamer Aibatross lie
may go as far as the Seal Islands.
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Western League

At Lincoln-Lincoln. 1: Omaha. ,.
At TOpeka-Topeka. 5: Wichita 0.
At st. JOseph-St Joseph. 2; Denver.
3; Go inninEs)
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 2: Sioux
CITY -
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OCCIDENTALs TO HEBER.

The Occidentals go to Heber today TO
get a warming up game for their
league play Saturday and Sunday
Manager Black announces that sam
Hawlins. the clever shortstop, will be
here Saturday.
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Everybody goes to saltair today
NOTED PRIEsT DEAD.

Kansas City, June 17.-Rev. Thomas
a. Fitzgerald, pastor OF st. Mary's
Catholic church at independence. Mo.
and vicar general OF the diocese OF
Kansas City. died today at his home at
Independence OF heart disease.
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American Association

At neapolis-Louisville. I: Min
neapOlis. 8.
At Kansas City-Toledo. 10; Kansas
City, 5.
At Milwaukee-Columbus 4; NIilwau-
kee. 2.
At St Paul-Indianapolis. 4: st.
Paul 3.
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
First Utah DERBY Will BE
RUN TODAY AT BUENA VISTA

patron
n the ch DIT viii he
barrier the
o a
70 judge OF
%
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WILCOX and DUER OFFER FANS
GREAT RACE Behind MOTORS

the Wilcox Duer put
in the mat
holding their breath
feeling
aIo Of
avenly
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GARRISON FINISH.

New York. June I7-Pittsburg de-
feated New York, to 3, today. New
York was in the lead to the last inn
ing, when the champions piled up four
runs, Score: r II. L.
flttsburg ..-.........-.- 6 8 1
new 1Ork ----------------.- 9 3
Batteries-Adams. White and Gibson.
Aoaticchio; Drucke, Raymond and
Myer. Umpires-Rigler and Fmslfe
Rain at Boston.
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TANKS HIT, BUT LOSE.

Cleveland. June 17.-Cleveland de-
feated New York. to 6, today. al
though outbatted two TO one. sharp
fielding and reckless base running cut
down New York's score. Score:
r.. II. e
Cleveland ...7 9 s
New York .......... 8 II 2
Ratteries-Berger, Link, Falkenberg
and Easterlyi WARRIOR, Manning and
Mitchell.
No other games scheduled.
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BUENA VISTA NOTES

The big day OF tho year on the
racing calendar is at hand. This Is
Derby dap, with all that the name i'm
plies FOR racing enthusiasts and for
that element OF society 90 which out
door sports appeal This afternoon the
beet 3-yelr-o.g thoroughbred in the
west VIII so TO the post for the in
itial running OF tho Utah Derby. the
first race OF the kind ever offered IN
Utah and the only big stake FOR 3-year-
Odds exclusively 90 be run I'm the west
this season. The lineup for the big
race. with the weights 60 be carried
By the seven candidates and their rid
IL II
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National League
STARK WINS AGAIN.

PhiIadelphia. June 17.-Philadelphia
easily defeated Cincinnati, TO 3,
splendid fielding by Magee and Grant
n. II. r.
lhliaueipnla I
Batter ies-Burns and Mclean; Stark
and Moran Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
COLLINS beats TIGERS.

Detroit. June 17.-Collins was irwin
chile today. and Boston took the third
game of the series, TO 1. An error by
Bradley. after two were out in the
ninth, gave Detroit its only run. Score;
r. II. r.
BOSTON
DetTolI
Batteries-Collins and Kleinow; VIII
let and Stanage.
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when Good Money was offered for
sale after the fret race. I'm accordance
with the conditions Of the race. Ben
Mycr. who formerly trained the Sir
Hampton relding. bid him up 5000. but
he was retained FOR sos. After the
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NEVADA WILL
BID FOR It
1contlnurd From Page onrl

had to say on Sunday night in Reno.
This notice was also conveyed to Gold
field and committees from each OF the
three Nevada towns Will be on hand
at Reno Sunday when Richard arrives
there from San Francisco. The matter
of the fight site Will be considered at
a Joint conference Sunday night JD>ig-
ing from Richards willy qualifications
OF his decision today. the meeting will
be IN reality an auction at which the
much discussed question OF the fight
location will be finally settled.
Richard said tonight that nothing
new had arisen to alter his plans since
he arranged for the conference. He
spent a busy day reading and an
swering kilograms. not forgetting 10
keep n wary eye upon the progress OF
the controversy between Governor Gil
lett and Promoter Louis Blot with re-
spect 70 the more imminent Langford-
Kaufman contest