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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06

Already the Wisenheimers are begin
ming to line up behind the two men in
the approaching fight and it would par
aIyze you to know how many expe-
renced old owls are picking Johnson to
win. They are not making any loud
talk about it, but they are picking him
just the same and it isn't because they
love brunettes, either.
A popular fighter always carries lot
of sympathy money when he starts; he
always has a lot of roOters who want to
see him win because they like him per-
sOnaIly. Johnson is not carrying any
excess baggage in that line. because he
is the most unpopular champion that
ever lived, which is going some. A fair
half of this is due to a race prejudice
and the other half to the fact that john
son hasn't been a good boy, even as
fighters go. The fighter need not be
a paragon of all the virtues, but he has
to be on the level with his pals and
square in financial matters when he
deals with the insiders. IL he fails in
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these virtues he may be sure that the
roofing contingent will always be lOp-
sided against him.
The Johnson men are not making
much of a huTrah about him, but they
are talking Johnson on the strict Q. T.,
and some Of them are going to gamble
on him against their sympathy, for the
true gambler never let's his sympathy
keep him from making what he believes
is good bet.
A man who was out on the road with
Jeff, helping him bale up the frogskins,
informs me that Jeff thinks the fight
viii be a very soft proposition. For
some reason or other jeff has the notion
that johnson has a streak Of canary in
his makeup and the white man believes
he viii make Johnson show the gam
boge the first time the old left hook
rips into the veranda. 1t may be ali
right for Jeff to believe this. provided
he trains just as hard as he knows
how and steps into the ring ready to
face a game black man, but it may turn
out TO be a bad betting proposition.
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At Jacksonville

Jacksonville. Fla, April 5.-Defeat o.
Jack Parker i'm the fifth race today upsei
all calculations. the winner being re-
turned in SpelibOund. an outsider. TIVE
track records were broken. Summary
First race, six furlOngs. purse-Marine
to 3, won; OQuetOs. s TO !, second; Pedt
gree. S to ], third. Time, ia 40
Second race, four furlOngs, selling Rus
ticana, . to ., won, ORANGE 6 10 8, second
Eastern Star, Is to I. third Time, :49 80
Thd race five furlOngs. seiling-Flyinf
Squirrel, to /. won; Flying Footsteps, /
TO /, second; Algred T, Great, TO !, third
Time 1902.
Fourth race. seven furlOugs, purse
Spellbound, TO /. won; Ozana. 13 TO
second. Jack Parker, to 10, third. Tina
1.25 3-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling -TOisoE
Dor, 13 to /, won: Tommie Garth, to q
second; Lady Irna. to /, third. Time
1.13 Is.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth, selling
Yama, TO 8, won; Quagga. Il to I, second
St. Ilario, to 8. third. Time, / "a %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-06
PICKS REGULAR SQUAD
Coach Convill of High School Names
Baseball Men-First Team
Beat Reserves.

On the High school grounds yesterday,
the High school first team again showed
its class by defeating the second team for
the third time, by a score of to 7.
The game was close throughout, and
with very few errors, the score standing
Z all at the end Of the first half of the
ninth inning.
After the game Coach Conyin announced
the names of the men who had made a
place with the squad. They are Roy
Green at catch, slim Jensen, Hank
Ray, Olson and Joe Wilkins at pitch, Roy
Mcintyre at first base. Bob" Wilson and
Bigelow at second, Captain Tommy Fitz-
patrick and Smith at third The out
fielders are Heber Romney, Harvey
Ward, Johnson, Harry Fitzpatrick and
Leroy Warthman. Romney and Ward
have made up back studies. and are now
eligible to play.
The lineup:
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WILL MEET MONTANA
Agricultural College Track Team Has
Dual Meet With U. of NJ.
in May.

Especial to The raId-RepublicanD
Logan, April 1.-The Aggie athletes are
exceedingly busy now as the result of
the announcement that there is to be a
dual track and field meet here on the
second of May, between them and the
University of Montana. Coach Teetzel
is rounding up a pretty good team, and
feels sure that he viii be able 10 make
a good showing against che visitors
This afternoon Whitehead, his Splinter
made him happy when he negotiated the
loo yards in ten flat. and the 22O in % flat
Plant, one of his distance men, also
surprised him when he went over the 440
route in less than 50 seconds after hav-
ing been out but for a short time 9th
ers of the men are showing unusually
good form, and the coach thinks he viii
have the best team that has ever repre-
scented the school at a meet.
AS to the baseball situation, Teetzel is
hopeful that Provo will come in and make
a three-team league of il if the l.. D. S.
does not care to stick. He has already
had a talk with Coach BenniOn over the
matter, and thinks the Provo man will
finally decide TO put in a team. AT the
b. Y. c., practice is being kept up, and
several games are already arranged for
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WORK ON FAMOUS NEW
YORK TRACK IS BEGUN

New York, April 5.-The first steps
towards improving the Empire City track
were taken yesterday. Up at the Yonkers
course Manager VIM started labOrers to
work. When the job is finished Mr. Winn
predicts that this course will be one OF
the prettiest around here. The PRINCIPAL
Improvement VIII be charging the pad
dock The old stamping ground for the
runners viii be replaced by a larger en-
closure. IL will be laid out on the plan
Of the Sheepshead Bay paddock, one of
the most magnificent In the east
A new automobile entrance will be
erected on the jerome avenue side This
ingress will save time anc trouble for the
autoists A new chute will be built on
the Jerome avenue end Of the backstretch.
Last season the association purchased this
plot of ground TO make additional room
for the starters in six furlong affairs
The track will be overhauled. and when
runners start former records will be
bound to go. Empire City has been a pop
ular course, and with these improvements
is bound TO increase its number Of friend 3
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NO JUMPS BILLED FOR
AQUEDUCT MEETING

New York. April 5.-There will be no
steepleehasing at the meeting of the
Queenstown Jockey. club at Aqueduct,
which opens the eastern racing season
April 10, The Aqueduct field has an ex-
eelient steeplachase course. but the off
Gals believe they could not expect TO get
good racing over the obstacles while
their meeting is running in opposition to
the meeting at PimlicO. The Pimlico pro-
gram provides for at least one steeple-
chase day, and this Indictment will
probably attract all the crOss-country
horses that are ready to race
The book for the Aqueduct meeting was
issued today. It provides for twelve days
racing. The sport is TO begin at 2:30 each
day, and the purses for tie overnight
races are 800 and 500 added. Seventy-two
races are hsted-nODe OF them at a great
er distance than mile. Ii is understood
that the distance should be short in the
early spring meetings.
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LOCAL BOXING FANS AWAIT JOHNSONS SHOW

possible, bat that he would make every
effort TO ill the Salt Lake engage
ment.
Johnson will box four rounds with
his sparring partner and go through
the other training stunts which, as at
that time he viii be well inside his
training period. should be fast.
Mr. Heagren plans to put on other
attractions To round out the card ana
make the program one that the boxing
fans can't afford to miss.
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MOVEMENTS OF MAJOR
LEAGUE BALL T0SSERS

New York, April 5.-President Lynch of
the National league announced tonight
the following contracts and releases:
Contracts:
With Chicago-Leslie G. Nunamaker
and Henry Zimmerman.
Released by Boston to New York Ma
tiOnal league-Beals Becker.
By Chicago to Los Angeles. Pacific
Coast league. W. Orendorff
By New York to Boston National league
w. S. Collins and c. l.. Herzog.
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FIRST WARD FIVE
IS TITLE WINNER
Defeats Third Ward Team for
Liberty Stake Junior
Pennant.

In one Of the most spirited contests that
has been seen in ward basketball this
season. the First ward Juniors won the
Junior championship of the Liberty stake
by defeating the Third ward Juniors, Is
to u, last night. at the L. d. 6. gymna-
stun.
The game was marked by a great ri
Yalry between the teams and the ward
rooters, the cheering of the First ward
rooters at times becoming too strenuous
Tor the Third ward hackers. The First
ward team started IN the lead and held
the safe margin throughout the game,
despite determined rally by the Third
ward at the start OF the second half
Here the Third ward played it's best
game, and for a time Outplayed the vic
tors. The first half ended II to 4. in
favor of the First ward
The winning team viii receive the silver
trophy cup for the Junior championship
and the members of the teams will be the
guests at a supper to be given in their
honor by Coach Edward Chamberlain and
the officers of the First ward Mutual
association.
The lineup:
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ACOU|TTALS COMING
HIS WAY At LAST

Boston, April 5.-The superior court to-
day annulIed a contract between A A
Mclean Of Chelsea and Jack Johnson
the pugilist, In which Johnson agreed 10
fight. box and give boxing exhibitions
on the ground that the making Of such
an agreement was a felony in this state
and could not be enforced.
Mclean sued the champion heavyweight
on a contract made four years ago. claim
ing that he suffered loss of $4,000 when
Johnson broke the contract.
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Local boxing fans viii be glad Of the
chance to be presented them to see
Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion,
in action when he appears in an eX-
hibitiOn to be staged here April 27, I'M
der the direction of Harry Heagren,
the promoter In a telegram to Mr..
Heagren yesterday johnson said that
he might have trouble in eluding the
strong pull from the promoters on the
coast who wanted him there as soon as
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TO MANAGE ESTATE.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. April 5.-The Holloway Loan g.
Investment company has filed articles of
Incorporation with the county clerk The
object of the Incorporation is to take
over. investing and managing the estate
of Shedrick Holloway, with Provo as the
principal place of business. The capital
stock is $1,000. in shares of the par value
of 81 each The following are the direc-
tors and officers: John Nj Holloway
president; Andrew n. Holloway, vice
president; Amanda /. PierpOnt secretary.
Marion Holloway, treasurer; Elmer Hold
aWaV
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SAYS CLERKS MUST CUT
OUT BASEBALL GAMES

New York. April 5.-COmptroller Pen
dergast threw a bomb into his large Of
flee force this week by posting notices
providing that ali employees must here.
after work from 8 o'clock in the morning
until o'clock in the afternoon. Under
the old Tamman, regime. the day began
at 10 o'clock 'or so" and closed at 4
EXCEPT on DAYS when there was a base
ball game On these days work stopped
in time to enable the fans to reach the
polo grounds in time.
Baseball enthusiasts are contriving pre-
texts for requesting transfers TO other
dararfr7oufS
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UTAH COUNTY FINANCES.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, April 5.-County Treasurer John
son has reported the following balances
on hand in the several funds in his
charge: Jurors and witnesses fund
s11410; general fund, S37, 80; county SUI
perintendents contingent fund 81 .023. rs.
county school fund S2,277.56 The fees
collected by the county treasurer in March
We're $3.50.
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PARK CITY HEAVIES
TRAINING FOR CONTEST

V-E-NI'1I %
Park City, April SACK Fogarty and
Joe Jefford, the two giants, who meet in
a twenty-rCund boxing contest here April
l3, at the Orpheum theatre are training
hard. Both heaVyweights are in condition
for hard bout Ea ch has put in three
weeks of hard training. Fogerty is local
" an unknown quantity. but in his train
ing quarters he has demonstrated that he
has a hard punch in either hand and his
asst work is feature. He has a number
Of hackers who pick him to win.
JeffOrd has also many hackers who be
lieve with the science he displays in his
training quarters daily and with his right
hand in action he will win in a hard
fought battle. James Byrne Of this city
has been selected as the third man in the
ring.
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FOOTBALL WINS.

= Lawrence. kan, April s.
= Whether football should be abol- I
y ished at Kansas university was the I
4 real issue Of the election of the (
y faculty secretary af the athletic I
y board here today.
y Professor H. A. Rice, who IA Z
y vOrs the American game, won by I
= a wide margin over NJ W. Murray, I
= q former Rhodes scholar, who IA 1
y vOred the substitution of the Rug 1
y by game.
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YOUTH SENT TO PRISON.

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Provo. April 5.-Grover S. Anderson. the
l9-year-Old youth who stole a horse from
George Melodies of American Fork on
March 10, and who made an effort to es-
cape few days ago, getting as far as Ne
phi. entered plea OF guilty TO a charge of
grand larceny. He was sentenced to one
year in the state prison Anderson said
his home is in st. Paul, MINI. and in
answer to a question by Judge Booth Of
why he was out here he said he couldn't
get along with his folks.
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johnson UNPOPULAR CHAMPION
But Wise MONEY BACKS HIN
(BY c. f. V AN LOAN)

81
a
and will be-
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IoRDAN BASEBALL.

The league series of baseball among
the schools Of Jordan district has be-
gun. From now until the fore part
of May games viii be played between
the various teams which comprise the
league. A handsome cup is the trophy
to be given This cup is at present
held bv the West Jordan nine
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[nImm
TheSpOrting Authority
of Salt Lake
JEFF PUTS IN FIRST DAY OF
WORK At TRAINING QUARTERS

Ben LOmOnd CAL, April 5James J. Jeff began preliminary
training today for his fight with Jack Johnson July but will be
week or more before he settles down to hard work.
dtookp OF his
a
am
whit will
baseball
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ALSO PLAYS BILLIARDS.

New York, April Edward W. Gard
ner Of Mont Clair. n. j., who won the
national amateur championship in 1902
took the third game of the national anna
teur tournament of 1872 billiards from
Norris D. Brown at the Hamilton club,
Brooklyn. tonight 400 to 237.
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LEEE,s TRAINING CAMP.

Jim Jeffries' delight in the noun :
3 tain wilds is shown in the spot which :
= he has selected for a training camp :
1 in Santa Cruz county, south of Fris- =
3 co. The nearest railroad town is =
+ FELTON,. three hours ride from F'ris- I
= co. There one takes the stage coach. :
3 dra wn by six horses. for the noun :
+ tain road is steep. The termination :
= of this drive is ROwardenna, a noun :
b tain resort upon a plateau swept by :
i the Pacific's breeZes. The forests are =
= redwoods and there is mighty fine =
= sea bathing.
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BALDWIN oUTPoINTEp.

New York. Aprl 5-Owen Moran. En-
glish fighter. outpointed Matty Baldwin
of Boston IN a fast ten-round bout before
the Fai,mont Athletic club tonight. The
English 0oy floored Baldwin in the fourth
with a right uppercut, and held his ad-
vantage throughout
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JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
TOO FAST FOR GRANITE

The boys from the Jordan High
school have again shown that they
can play the national game. Yesterday
on their own grounds at Sandy theJ
took the Granite High school baseball
nine into camp by the score Of II to 2
They did il because they played better
bail, for which their early practice wa
largely responsible.
Granite showed good possibilities ir
the way of material. but the recruits
and the veterans both lacked practices
and training.
Richardson for Jordan pitched his
usual strong ball and kept the Granite
boys swing wild. The lineup:
Jordan Ora rfta
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RACQUET PLAY.

New York, April 5.-The second contest
in the national lawn tennis tournament,
played at the New York Racquet and Ten
mis- club today, was won by T. A. Have
meyer of the home club by three sets to
one. from ". T. II. HUM of the Phiia-
delphia Racquet club. The scores OF the
winner were 6-2. go. 6-S and Sc.
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EXPLOSION KILLS CHICKENS.
Especial to The Herald RepubIicanN

0oDtcIaI 70 TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Downey, Ida, April 5.-George A. Han
cock reports the loss of a brooder filled
with young chickens The coal oil lamp
used TO produce heat exploded and burned
the brOoder and chickens. The incubator
escaped serious damage, but the eggs
with which it was filled were all ruined bv
the heat.
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WoLoAsT AND BALDWIN.

! Los Angeles, Cal, April 5-Chan- !
= pion Lightweight Ad Wolgast has 4
= been ma tched to fight twenty-five !
\ rounds with Matty Baldwin of Bos- i
\ ton. The fight will be held in Yer 4
= non. Cal. late in June. 1t is stated :
= that Jack johnson will spar an ex- !
= hibition bout as a preliminary to the !
= contest. \
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
UTAH JOCKEY CLUB
GETS RACING DATES
Especial to The Heraid-Repubiioan.)

Francisco April conference
the
TO
esideuto
Jockey club
oy the SAT- Lake meeting in
oh appeared feasible
mtePvenin
ogden days starting
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tlorseman. I look upon the interests OF
the salt Lake game almost the same as
those of Butte, and if the conflict OF
dates viii hurt the meeting here it NAV
be that We viii not open until july 25
know, however, that there will be
plenty Of horses for both meetings. and
that the conflict for three weeks in July
Will not hamper either track to a great
extent. There is plenty of time to work
the matter out, and 1 will make no
eefinite announcement until after l
confer with the horsenen in Emery
vile, where 1 expect to be before the
end Of the week.
Outlook Bright.
The present season should he the
greatest in the history or the turf in
Utah and Montana, and we will do
everything we can to further the Joint
interests of both tracks"
Mr.. Wilson leaves this noon for Oak
land. He expressed the regret that he
had not been able to get there sooner.
intimating that Salt Lake had jumped
ahead Of Butte.
Mr.. CondrOn will return to Salt Lake
next week. His visit to San Francisco
followed report from the coast that
there was hitch in the dates to be
granted the Utah Jockey club That
he got the fOrty-day meeting in itself
speaks for the good will of the govern
ing body on the coast, the reports to
the contrary coming from unofficial
sources Notwithstanding.
As to the Ogden meeting little is yet
known, other than that ". NJ Murray
will probably have charge While the
Ogden dates conflict with the last days
OF the Emeryviile meeting, there will
be more than enough horses in Utah
to fill the cards
While no dates for the fall Lseeting
of the Utah Jockey club have been con-
sidered, it viii probably start about
October 1 and continue until Emery
vile opens November u.
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zoos WIN.

Colorado Springs. Colo. april 5.-Tbe
cago White SOx No. ? here this afternoon.
. 10 o. Score: r. H. E.
ZOos - -. ...-..-.--.-.-..... Is 4
White Sox No. ................ 9 ?
Batteries-Woods and Yont; Young and
Ryan.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris. April 5-The Prix dOrgival,
selling. of $500, run at Maisons Lafitte to-
day, was won by Eugene Fiscke's Indian
Prince.
The Prix Lagrange. for s-year-old
purse 5000, was won by ". II. Wander
bits Messidor III.
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Caucasian Jury Promptly Sets
Johnson Free of Speeding Charge


in
o the
Johnson have the police all the
I'm we'll If drunk
I'm a AM
cnew Tx me I be a
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ANOTHER MAY6RAY MAN.

Hot Springs, April 5-George Ryan was
arrested here today on bench warrant
issued by Federal Judge Tucker at Little
Rock based on the indictment returned at
Council Bluffs in connection with the
MaVbrav fake footraces.
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POLE is WINNER.

Buffalo, n. Y, April 5.-Zbyszsko. the
Polish champion wrestler. and asDirant
for Frank Gotehs title, tonight defeated
Charles Cutler Of Chicago in two straight
falls. The time was 1:e9;so and 1910.
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PUT 1T ALL OVER.

Philadelphia. April 5.-The Philadelphia
Americans today defeated the local Ma
tional leaguers. II TO @, in the third game
of the interieague baseball series.
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Coast League
DUCKS BAT HARD

Los Angeles, Cal. April 5.-PortIand's
stick work and base running today won
r. II. E.
49, s-sssssss-.--
Fortlahd '.'s.- ..........-..-....... 10 10 3
eries-Willett and Brown; Knapp
and Fisher
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{ sey City. Moore was the Phillies winning
/ pitcher last year and is looked TO TO
repeat his standing this season. He is
/ in grand shape. weighing 1875 pounds.
George McQuillen Moore's co-WOrker on
the mound and particular chum on the
road. also came TO the philhes from the
! Jersey club. He weighs about $50 pounds
and is but "a years old.
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Baltimore April 5.-The two giant
pitchers, Moore and McQuilen, have been
doing some fast work for the Philadelphia
National league team. Those who have
seen them working say they have cinched
their berths with Connie Mack. Earl
Moore, whose home is in Cleveland. O..
was one of the stars picked from Jer-
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Willis WINS oPENER.
ANGELS PLAY BALL

Sacramento, Cal, April 5.-Fast. snappv
fielding marked the game today, which
was won by Los Angeles, ( to B. Score:
r. II. z.
Los Angeles ssss.s.ss..-.-....s... d
sacramento -....... ..-....-...... 10 2
Batteries-Delphi. Maggie and Smith.
Brown, Whalen and La LOnge