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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
GL0RI0 TRAILS FIELD TO
STRETCH AND THEN WINS

JUARIZ, Mex, Feb "2-Before one ot
the largest crowds OF the meeting. Glorio.
heavily played favorte. easily won the
handicap, seven furlongs, feature OF the
card at TcCrazas park today. lie ;lailcd
as usual until the stretch. when he took
the lead and won by three lens tbs
First race. selling: six furlongs-odd
Rose. lO3. lMolesworlhl. % 10 l. won;
Miss Caithness. -. (Garucrl, > 10 /. see
ond DccrfoOt. ~, tBencscotenl. l. To /,
third. Time LIN -. Camera, Aunt
Nancy, Judith Page Grcnatan, James
ster also IAN
Second race, selling. one mile-L. NJ
Eckcrt, lo5. tMcCaheD; To ]. won,
third. Time. $40 So. Il, q. Smith. Prince
Of CASTLE. Moiic"r. Contested, Belle OF
Brass. Gunston, Al0ment and st. kida
also ran
Third race. two year-olds, four furlonss
Rue, ll2, O.owc). To l. Won Flying
Wolf ii5. tRice). To >. second; Soiito,
l60 (Austinp. 10 ., third. Time, 10
Uncle Ben, Balclla. Barney Nj. and Bar
Ann also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Gloric, 10
tRicc), even. won; German Silver; g.
tMcCahcy), I 10 l.. second: Early Tide.
100 CBcncacot en-, ( To /, third. Time
l:25 10. Orbcd Lad also ran.
Firth race. selling. sin furlongs-Joe
Enrich. no. (McCahcy), 10 /, won:
Rubiola IO7. (Molcsworth). : 10 ). Soc
nnG: Gibson. l0I. JAustin1, 5 To |, third.
Time. 1:ii ID. <opclS. II. j. Swanucr
Judge Shortall. Scssick and Anona also
ran.
Sixth race, scllins. mile and a sixteenth
Alma Boy, fl2. (Rice). ) to /. won;
Dcnc. lo%. (McCuhcy). To /, second;
Duchess Of Montcbcllo 9S. tBenescotcnl.
Knight Blaze Sad News. Lotus Eater
and Busy Man also ran.
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JuareZ Entries,

JUAREz Mexico, Feb 22.-Terazas
park entries for Wednesday
First race, six furlongs-Charles Fox,
l0l Tipster, l0J; Def, l02. Odd Rose.
l0s' III Perfccto. 100, Alarmed. 100.
sam Webb 9S.
Second race seven furloTgs-Sanguin
ll0: Restitution. 10; Appreciate. li0;
Melton Cloth, lo5. Sunshine. 1o7; Tod,
l0I: j. j.. Jr.. l07: Grover w. 107; Vir-
ginia Lindsey. l05; Mollie Bohn l05.
Minnie Bright, 100: Miss Vigilant.. 100.
Third race. 2-year- ods. four furiongs-
Miss Brunette. lo5 Candy Kid. lo3;
Brave Withers. lO2; Juarez. lGo: Ram
pant. 90. SCat. "a. "Lodestone. %
Fourth race. six furlongs-Seven Full.
1l3, Marchmonct. H. Meddling Hannah.
l07: Colonel Bob. lo3; Al Muller 80.
Sugar Maid, 20: Glen Helen, o.
Fifth race. six furIongs-Besu Man,
field, l01: Don Hamilton. 1866 Gladys
Louise. 105; Hardly Son lo3. "Ethel Day,
lo1; Howard Pearson. lol: +Ban-
tronia 81.
Sixth race. one mlc-Bon Ton lo9:
Gcrrymander. 1895. Nihick, lO5: Hancock
l05; Mrs. Nugent. I03; 'Iista. IS; sPlume.
9ys
Apprentice allowance
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WOLGAST THE LIGHT -WEIGHT CHAMPION
CLOSE FOR
FIFTEEN BIG Stakes
Fifty-0ne of the Best Horses in
the United States Enter
Metropolitan.

NEW YORK, Feb 22.-Though entries
Tor the Metropolitan handicap and four
teen other stakes To bc run at the Bel
mont park spring meeting closed six
weeks latcr than the Suburban and other
stakes OF like character there have been
received for The Metropolitan nftyon
entries, Tie names nj which were made
public yesterday by the WcStchcstcr
Facing association. The number exceeds
the Suburban but in many respects are
the same class.
The list follows
Charlie Gargrave. Prince Ahmed Pli-
scilian. Tasteful. Field Mouse, Magazine.
Arctic. Cholrmastcr OF Chcsterbronl
Glorio. Apache. Bcrrymaid. Twilight
Queen, Alfred Noble. Polka King James
kestIeouCh". Fayettc. Dalmatian Joe
Madden frcstonc, hilarious Helmet.
Maskcttc. Sweep Iisarro. Prince Inn
pcrial Rocky OBrlcn. ArondaCk. Faun
tl"rny, Bob T.. Fitzherbert. Hampton
Court Bcnucoupc Falcada. Glucose. Sir
Jonn Johnson. Trance, Fashion Plate.
Duke Of Ormonde, Everett, Sandram.
West High Private. Stanley Fay. G.. NJ,
Miller. Baby Wolf. Sea Cllf and Sixty.
~, !. PclZ. secretary OF the Wcstches
ter Racing association, SAYS that to the
fifteen stakes which closed Tuesday last
there have been received a total OF 632
an average of more than fortytwo foI
each The National Stallion stake has
SiYty-four entries.
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LARGE CROWD HEARS
RETURNS OF FIGHT.
Fifteen Hundred People Stand
in Front of Tribune in
Snow Storm.

Never before IN the history Of the light
game was there such large crowd at
irncted by the fieht bulletins Of the
Nelson Wuleast contest as was seen I'm
front Of The Tribune building Tuesday
afternoon. over 1900 people stood i'm q
snow storm all afternoon TO listen 30 the
returns, and as the fight progressed the
crowd got larger. until towards evening
H. was hard work 10 go up ond down the
sidewalk or road The immense crowd
extended all the way across the street
TO Aucrbach's store and the majority
seemed TO he followers OF Battling Nell
son As long MS Wolsast was getting
tho better OF the contest. lutte was heard
but whenever Nelson showed a flash of
his former speed the people shouted az
the top of their voices. After th@ fight
had gone twenty rounds IL seemed TO be
the general impression that Nelson would
wade In and finish WolGast at any time
but those who had this opinion arc still
waiting. for Nelson had at last met his
match. When the fnal announcement
was made that Nelson had lost, the
crowd dispersed In an orderly manner. 4
great many going To their homes TO put
ON dry clothing, for those who were
caught without umbrellas were soaked 10
the skin by In" snow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
AID. WOLGAST 90 BAT NELSON

Nelson's fighting record;
April >. l904-Spidcr Wcch. knockout.
sixteen rounds, Salt Lake.
September g. l90i-Aurclia Herrera
won in twentieth round. Butte,
November -. l90i-YounG Corbctt, won
in tenth round. Sau Francisco.
February IS. 1905-YoupG Corbett, won
in ninth round, San Francisco.
December 20. l90i--.Jimmy Britt, lost
IN twentieth round. San Francisco,
September .. 1905-Jimmy Britt. knock
out in eighteenth round Colma.
September .. l906-Joc Cans, lost on a
foul III forty second round Goldncld.
July 81. l901-Jimmy Britt. lost in
twentieth round. San Francisco.
July 4. l90S--Joc Cans. knockout in
seventeenth round. San Francisco.
September O. l90S-Joc Cans. knockout
I'm twenty-first round. Colma,
May 20. 1909-Dlck iylaud. Knockout in
twenty third round. Colma
July 49, l909-Ad Wolgast, loses news
paper decision. ten rounds Los Angeles.
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FRISCO GETS il
BIG PRIZE /
GrIffin, a Dark Horse
Stage Contest BefoF'
Broadway Club. /,
This CLUB SECURES TIL
DESIRED BOUT ri
Gleason Not Present at 4
enee; No Reason Given,
His Absence. /

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb % =.
iFG-round championship bat,,in
= between James ]. .ionriue
Johnson, for a purse OF SioI nod
iollsht IN san Francisco. Thi,."
rlent was made late tonight az, au
conference between Tex PCT .oli
Sraney. Supervisor John Har,
Fitzpatrick and Jim Griffin '
Tn" fight Will take place hs
broadway Athletic club. OF whici
is the manager, and which wn. !
only few weeks ago.
The fact that this club is to Ia
the light permit for July bv n
OF supervisors caused Rjc,
Gleason TO come to an undnrein,
night with Griffin by which
battle between the two heav
VIII be staged under It's auspics
Herget. better known as "Your
cll The former fighter. who is
ol The police committee OF tho
supervisors. participated i'm IN,
ence and his presence Is taken
That there Will bc no difficuI
rienccd in obtaining a permit
five rounds. Gleason did moi NJ
conference. No reason wac nos
his absence
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SULLIVAN AND DAWSON
MATCHED FOR P0CATELL0

Manager Frank Armstrong OF Pete
Sullivan arrived in the city Tuesday
morning from Pocatcllo and announced
that Inc had matched Sullivan with Tom
my Dawson for n twenty round boxing
contest TO be held at PoCatcllo March
10 or Il. Dawson is considered one of
the coming lightwcights. but Sullivan is
confident Of being able TO trim MIN. Sulli-
van will leave Immediately for Pocatello
to commence training for the bout, and
Dawson is also expected TO arrive any
up his training.
The fight fans believe that this is one
of the best matches of the year, and say
that Pocatello will be pleased with the
so. Sullivan made a hit in PocatCllo
when lie defeated "Cyclouc" Johnny
Thompson. the latter being saved from a
knockout by the breaking OF Sullivar's
glove. which gave the Cyclone" ten min
utcs rest in the sixteenth round, after
which Thompson was able 10 hold out to
the finish although he was in bad shape.
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Jacksonville Entries.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. -eb 22-En-
tries for tomorrow's races:
First race, three quarters OF A mile.
selling-Mon Ami, I06: Amyl 107: Marie
Hyde l0T Katherine Van IO7; Derook.
l01; Allan tearn, l06. Polma 109 Herds
man, l99: Martin May, l09; Universe. liz
Jack Hale. l12
Second race. half-milc, purse Ellenete.
l06: Lau Mexican. l09; Louis Katz. 1O9;
Sir kcarney, 109: Skein. 1O9. Red Bob
l09: John PcnueTGrast l09 Jack Den
man, ll9; Pico!ata. lo9; Master John.
111; MoDcriei. ll9.
Thirf race. seven -eighlhs OF mile,
purse-Slmolctte. 9G; Briarcus, 81. Glenn
Beachy. IS; o. sK. Hcrndon. 100: May
I.ut1o. lO2: Toll Box. l0i; Dolly Bultman.
10i. George w. Lebolt. l05: Sally Pres
ton. 10G; Great Jubilee, 107. Patriot. los
G. w. Burt los; T.. r. Ship. loa; Skye.
i09: StrnGcncy 1I3.
Fourth race. thrcc-quartcrs OF i mile
purse-I<inS OF Yolo, l02; Strikeout. l03
Iasty Agnes, 10i Ida D.. lOl DE- Bark
ley 109: l.. 81 Green. III: Live Wire.
~: John Griffin H.. l14. Tom McGrath
III.
Firth race. mile and seventy yards.
selliug-Miss Herbert. 100. Flarncy. 100:
ForeSrard, 102; AdmoEitor l02; The
Macintosh. TO-; Silvcriu, 100: EnIymion
l07; Harry Scott. 100. Cabegram. 1O9
First Peep, 40.
Sixth race, mile and one sixteenth
Selling--MaXimum. ?5; Shapdalc, 0I:
Roseburg H.. lO9; Quagga, 1903; Otilo,
10. COWen, 10.
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ONLY TWO FAN0RITES
WIN AT TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA, Fla Feb, 22-Two fayorites
won nj TAMPA today,
The feature uf the days racing MAS
the fifth race. The George Washington
handicap, . I n mile and seventy yards in
which the Carmar fily. Paradise Queen.
was the choice Tho winner turned up in
Kcrcncval. however,
Summary:
First race. five furlonGs selling-Ban-
made 10 >. won; Clifford. ? 10 /. Sec
ond; May Jcnc. 10 ). third. Time
l:0I 3-5,
Second race. five and a half furlongs
sellins--La Gloria. . To ). won: Occidcu-
tai. TO J.. second; Beth Good dwin. D 10
|. third Time. i'll 1-5.
Third race. six furlongs. Seling-Caron-
dolet. 10 |. won, ClysmIc. to 3 sec
ond; Goldsmith, 10 10, third. Time
lis Go.
Fourth race. Gvc furlongs. selling Sir
Ashton. l 10 2, won; Pho Pico. 10 l..
second: Emlnola. 10 /. third. Time.
1908 l-5.
Fifth race George Washington handI-
cap: mile and seventy yards -KerchevaI,
10 ), won; Paradise Queen. TO }, sec
ond; Autumn Girl, 10 !, third. Time.
30 10,
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. sell
ins-Bois CaYansugh 10 /. won; Nebu-
losis. TO ,. second; Claiborne, TO ],
third. Time l:5l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
SINGLES AND DOUBLES
NEAR SEMI-FINALS

NEW YORK. Feb 22.-The field in both
singles and doubles OF the National In
door Lawn Tennis championship was
drawn down today TO the round before
the scmi-liuals. Il. 4. Holden Jr. Yale.
4 western champion OF Chicago won in
the old Harvard captain, B. s. Prentice.
T-5 62. ", III. Hall, hCackctcd with
him. defeated d. l.. Roberts. 6-2: 6-i. w.
G. Grant. former champion, coupled with
III. -. RiChcy, beat H. a Plummcr, cN-
Yale captain, Sc; 6-1; 60
In the lower half G. If, Gardner. Cali
fornian. played Clevcrly. defeating in turn
A. :, Cracin. c.: 6-l and l.. &. Fitch,
CO. 6-l. J S. Cushman defeated Nj. S,
Charock. 81; g. and for the lowest
bracket @. i. TouChard defeated W. B.
Cragln. Jr.. champion, g.; 80.
The hest matches OF the doubles were
those in which NJ. r. Philips and T.. +.
Lee dcfea ted the Philadelphia pair. y. j..
IIoskinS and r.. VI Sheppard. 6-l; O.;
and So gained the only semi final bracket
filled in a day of thirtytwo matches.
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WolgascS lighting record:
February ]. l961-Gcnc McGovcrn. won
in sixth round. Milwaukee.
June IS l9O7-Dan Goodman. knockout
in fourth round. Milwaukee.
April I lo0N-Owcu Moran no dcci-
sion, six rounds. New York.
February II, l9oS-llaTy Baker, won
IN tenth round. Milwaukee
May g. l9OS-l'ranllc Nicl. won in
tenth round. Milwaukee.
September %. l90S-Danny Webster.
knockout in seventeenth round. Los An
gcIcs
December II. 19OS-Abc Attcl. no de-
CiSlon, ten rounds Los Angeles.
March 80. l909-FraHk plcato. won in
tenth round. Los Angeles.
July 10. i909-BattlIug Nelson. won
newspaper decision. Los Angeles, tenth
round.
September !. I909-Tommy Murphy no
decision. six rounds. PitISburg.
September S, lo09-Matty baldwin,
draw in twelfth round Boston.
November ia l909-TIcnry Pict, knock
out in second ronnd. New Orleans.
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Elneryville Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2g.-F
are the entries for Wednesday,.
First race, three and half I
purse-Rav!a, 100; Eontcllo. ID
Jones, l0I; Acadcmist, l07; Cresal
Edda. 10I: Sir Victor. ll9.
Second race, six furlongs sellIn
neriield. l125 r. II. F'lahcrt,
'Rustllng silk. lol: Peggy oNe
Sir Fretful. 10l. Bold. 9J: Lady
lacr, %; blanche c.. gS: MAY T
Euco!ic, 100. Col. Brady. lo5;
Mary lG3.
Third race, six furloncs. sclnnl
III; Trocha, %: Sam Barber.
Quarter. H.: Who. l0l. Louis
l0l; Argonaut, 10i; st. FRAN
Onatassa, 1OS; Duke OF MiIs
Charles Green, i05: Maud NcG..
Fourth race. Futurity course
year-olds and NJ, scIIing-Lady
91; Sewcll. l0I; Orelio, 10I;
Muserave. %: Inclcment. 112a
Fifth race. one mile. three y
and up, sellinG-Paul Clifford. i
Cial Delivery, lbs: Colonel ia
Eubric. III; Black Sheep. 4
Bishop. l03; colbert. I0S: Gret,
l0i. Redeem. 90. "Peligroso. 100
Line. los. Margaret Randolph. III
Sixth race. five and n half
three year-oids. selling-Aldcr Gul
Roberta. 9i Camera. %; Elec
l02; Mylcs O'Connen. 102; Good
los: Recon 1903.
apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
WYOMING CHAMPION
EASY FOR LANGF0RD
"Beaneater" Wins in Less Than
One Round With Right
Hand Swing.

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Feb. 22.-Nat
Dewey called Wyoming's light heavy
weight champion, lasted only one min
ute and nifty seconds in a scheduled
twentr-round bout With sam Langford
of Boston tonight \ terrific rieht-hand
swing To The face put the Wyoming man
ouV.
The men began the round cautiously
Dewey being the first TO land with sew
cral light taps on the. face. Langford
tried for The wind and then landed Il stin
left 10 The jaw. y second sent Dewey
TO the floor. lie got up but was grogsy.
Lansiord sent \ heavy right To the face.
Dewey went down, staggered To his feet
and was pnt down for The count with Il
llgui tap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
CANS ISSUES CHALLENGE
TO FIGHT AID W0LGAST

BALTIMORE. Feb. 22.-7.Ioe Cans, for
mer lightweight champion, today issued a
challenge to Ad Wolgast for "A twenty
round contest. TO he fought anywhere the
champion wishes and under any condl-
tions he may name.
Cans said that he would 90 20 New
York next week and post $10nO TO bind
the agreement. if accepted, and that he
would also make a side bet Of $1,000
This thing is not question OF money.
however. the former champion said,
and | want II understood that ! believe
/ can lick Woleast.'
Cans declared he was in good physical
condition and was confident that he could
get back 10 his old form.
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Chess Match. Planned.

NEW YORK, Feb. ,2g.-Chess
are much interested III the possibl
ing between J, r. Capa blanca. thu
champion, and F, j. Marshall. the
States champion, in the annual
ment OF tho New York Chess ass
here this week.
These experts have not played
each other since last spring. when
blanca won a somewhat one-sidcd
from Marshall Since then MARSH
shown improved form, winning The
States championship and also tht
haitian championShin.
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CUBS ARE CONFIDENT
OF WINNING PENNANT

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-'Put a bet on
these Cubs in the coming championship
race. for we Will be safely rooted to the
upper rung OF the ladder when the end
of the season arrives" was the greeting
Manager Frank Chance extended To those
who welcomed him when he arrived
from California yesterday. I'VE will get
away with flying start this year said
Chance land when the young blood that
has beer instilled into the team gets TO
working. l predict the nth pcnnant for
the Cubs
"'rhc entire squad. with the exception
OF Il few who are To join the team at
New Orleans. will he taken TO West
Baden. and when we pull out of there
on March to take up our regular train
ing at New Orleans we will be primcd
for an encounter that can't prove any
TOO hot
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WRESTLING MATCH WINDS
UP IN ROUGH-H0USE

BUFFALO, y. Y. Feb. 22-Zbyszko.
Polish champion wrestler was declared
winner of finish match with John I.emm
of Switzerland tonight The referees de-
cision was not popular and FOR ten min
utcs several hundred men surced around
The ring yelling ''robber thief.f and COM
mandlng that the match be declared no
contest.
The men had wrcstlcd an hour and
forty-livc minutes when ZbysZko sent his
opponent through the ropes. I.emm APP
parcntly was badly injured and could not
conI
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C0UL0N AND KENRKk
SIGN FIGHT ARTICLES

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 22-John Coulon
and lem Kcnrick. reputed bantamwcight
champion OF England signed articles to-
night for q twenty round fight in Nc
Donoughvillc, jus; acAss the river from
New Orleans. on March g. II is specified
that the fight Is "for the bantamwcight
given the decision over Kenrck In ten
round bout hcrc Saturday night.
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FIGHTERS HEAD HITS
BOARD: Is NOW

FRESNO. Cal. Feb. 22.-"Ginel
ilams. 4 heavyweight fighter OF
Cal, is dying as the result OF
sustained during a fight hero tod
Kid Kenneth of Bakersfield,
In the third round Williams
the floor from succession OF hin
rCg9incd his feet only ia nc
through the ropes. AS he fell
struck a protruding board. nj
was fractured at the base of III
Physicians declare lie cannot sur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-23
BURR Is DOING BIG
BUSINESS IN AIRSHIPS

The Pacific Coast Aerial company hav-
ing the entire west including Utah. for
its territory 10 sell flying machines. has
placed an order for sixty acroplanes OF
the Bicriot monopane and Farman bi-
plane types. Manager Frank s, Burr an
nounces that he has already sold half
the flying machines which are now en-
route TO the coast and expects before
the end OF the present year to sell not
less than 1909 machines in his terri
tory.
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Fitzgerald After Goodwin.

Manager Ed Dunham OF Tommy Fitz-
gerald says that he will post Sl00 as q
forfeit 20 go as a side bet that FitZ-
gerald can defeat Kid Goodwin at 10
pounds. In private or at a public exhibit
ton. Fitzgerald is working hard and
says ho Is in fine shape and confident
that hc can trim the best men in the
country at his weight.
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Nelson's Eutting Hurts.

Wolsast said after the fight
Ny hshi today was like training
bout. Only once did ne bother me and
thai was IN the twenty second round
Nelson hurt me more then by butting me
than anything else and felt funny fo=
just few seconds ! cannot say any
thing as TO my future niars. but am
ready TO give deserving liGhtweighgs
II am sorry they called the fight off
when they did. l think l could have
stayed the forty-fVe rounds. but have no
complaint 10 make"
Round Nelson swung his left high
on the head and moment later planted
a solid left to the face, They fought at
close range al fast elm. Wolgast
with his back against the rope dayed
face. Nelson forced the fighting landing
right and left on the jaw and face. VOL
CAST maddcned, fought back iercely
landing several powerful Wallops on the
champions Jaw and nose. II WAS an even
round.
Round NELSON started The round
MI S.th left smash to the face and forced
swung two powerful lefts to the face and
right and left TO the jaw at close
range Nelson's lips bled slightly, Both
exchanged rights and lcfts 10 the face
:, right swing by Nelson opened up
cut, under Wolsast's right eye that bled
slightly. Nelson took the fighting 10 his
opponent, but was met with two hard
lcfts 10 the stomach and right 10 the
jaw, wolsast had shade the better
OF the round.
Round 3-Wolgast shot in three straight
lefts 10 the face Nelson rebuking him
with right swing fairly on the Jaw
Wolgast smiled and they mixed it
against the ropes Nelson brought the
blood from his opponents nose crossing
him with a vicious right After some
wrestling. Nelson forced his man against
The ropes. but Wolgast covered up and
smothcred neatly. Nelson was doing the
mejor portion OF the work and both men
slowed up considerably. The round was
even.
Round 4-Nelson piled on top Of his
man and the Milwa aukccan fought back
jerociously. Nelson staggered Wolgast
wlth.a left uppcrcut Ia the Jaw followed
with left sld right swings TO The body.
The head and body. Nelson forced his
antagonist against the ropes and tried
TO land a Knockout punch. but Wolga ST
WAS too elusive. WolGast landed twice
with right on the face and then they
fought at close range Wogast's right
on the Battlcr's jaw. Wolgast's eye was
swollen as he took his scat. Both men
bcd from the nostrils al the close OF the
round, which was even.
Round 5-Nclson forced his man
around the ring and delivered telling
right smash on the jaw 10 which VOL
CAST responded in kidd. lifting Nelson in
bull terriers and both men were cau-
Toned for butting. The round ended in
:, furious exchange. Wolsast having the
better OF IT.
Round d-Wolgast talked 10 his seconds
as Nelson battered away at him. After
Continued on Page Thirteen.
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Morgan Beats Ridges.

The first block of 80 points in the
l49 balklinc billiard match game for 400
points between r. Ridges and w II.
Morgan was won by the latter. by the
score OF 250 to 1854. Tuesday night. at the
.Tevne academy. The high runs were:
Morgan. is l6. 10, 10: 10 10; Ridges,
IL 10 10
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Howe Breaks Record.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 22.-Yale
won the swimming meet tonight from
Pennsylvania. 81 TO 2l. The intercol-
legiate record for nifty yards was broken
by Howe OF Yale I'm &c ID seconds.
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Miss Sutton Invincible.

LONG BEACH Cal. Feb,' y
MAY sutton. worlds champion.|
defeated today Miss Hazel Hotchk
American champion, in two
sets IN the finals OF the souther
fornia tennis tournament, So, 90
Uotchkiss could do nothing VII
Sutton's fierce volleylng.
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HENAGERS PLAY ALL
AROUND BOUNTIFULS

The Uenagcr girls basketball team de-
feated the Bountiful team Tuesday night
at the arInory in match game by the
score OF Sc to i'm a onc-Sidcd contest.
The Bountiful girls were unable To make
a score from tho field. their four points
coming on free throws from the foul line.
The lineup: