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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
OLDFIELD WINNER
IN OAYTONA RACES
Close Finishes IN First DAYS Events
Accident Ia Time Device
Causes Delay.

Daytona. Fla, March 2a-'lose finishes
ip three events were the feature of the
frst DAVIS racing OF the Daytoua Beach
automobile carnival In the l0-muo
bardicap nine cars finished Do e
bunch. while in the io-mile southern
rhampfonship. tho FIRST and second
cars were only a few inches apart
OldheId I'm his Knox. Wol lhg
miles rrec-for-all stock Chass event
from the pope-Hartford, by seanl
half-leugth.
atus caused the worlds championships
al distances Of one and five miles TO De
postponed. ,s-.
THO program for tomorrow. includes
the one-mllc worlds championshlp. 1910
Barney Oldheld. waiter thrslle'
George Robertson. David Bruce broWh'
Ran Kerscher and rs other drivers are
entered I'M the events.
Hotchkiss. I'm a Pope Hartford WON
the nrst event for the southern cnam-
nf0usblp for 10 miles. Time
BOND tStearnsl second. other starters
were Hildebrand tMltcheI), ana DAVIS
Chalmers Detroi).
OIdaeld driving a Rnox. won me
second event. a 2-mile free-f9li-. al
stock chassis race. Ilme-la ."l-l ~,
Uotchkiss pope HARTFORD, second, ana
Ormesdorf tChulmcrs lo), third.
The iO-mue handicap was Won ng
the Chalmers 80 Timv--2.3Q, SECOND.
chalmers 80. $50. bra, Hudson. d.m
The time device IN use became snort
circultod and mo- time was taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
WAR DEPARTMENT ISSUES
BULLETINS TO MILITIA

Washington. March 23-The divi-
sion OF militia affairs OF the war de-
partment has Issued bulletin Of
militia notes. extracts from which fol-
low.
only officers who hold commissions
granted hy mo states and men duly
enlisted in the organized militia are
eligible to benefit under tho appropria-
tious made by Congress for the arm
ING and oquipping OF militia
The state OF Montana is planning 20
provide tho members OF lbs national
guard with the regulation russell loBth-
or shoe Identical to that furnished
the regular army. The cost Of these
shoes is 90 be met by the state and
the men receiving them viii have one
half their cost deducted from their
camp pay Tn this way a uniform shoe
Will he worn and at the same time a.
viii be soryicoahle. lasting and not
so modelled ms 10 cause sore feet tho
baue uf soldiers most dreaded
The subsistence department o. arr
ranging for the manufacture Of a new
field range to supplant tho old stylc
army range Of great weight and bulk
The issue is expected 10 Dee made
within the next two months
Tho states NJ New Jersey. Utah. and
Michigan win boo rcpresented at the
schools tn Doe conducted in Nav and
June and Forts Leavouworth and
RILEY. both Boo Kansas. Tor officers or
cavalry. engineers. signal corps and
artillery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
PROVO MEN MAY
MEET WASHINGTON
Coach Bennion of 70. '. 4. Flaming
Long spring Trip for
Track Team.

Provo, March 3-Thero is probahil-
ity OF the y. y. o.. track team going 20
Washington To- meet the Washington
state college team this spring Coach
Bennlon has been invited by the wash
ineton college coach 10 come Rogrets
were expressed that mo- greater amount
than 500 could be offered by the wash
ington team Co dcftay The expenses. and
suggestions were made that the OK
peuses might be raised On some other
way Coach Bennon has wired the Uni-
versity Of Idaho and the University of
Montana with which hc has had meetings
under consideration. Ir the replies are
satisfactory the Provo team will not
only meet the teams Of Idaho and Mon
tana but go 90 Washington. Coach BEN
nion feels confident hc will have the
strongest team On tho state. tie also has
O. number Of strong wrestlers who will
compete for the state amateur cham
pionship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
NOTICE or APPEAL.

Iu the CITY Court OF salt Lake CITY,
Salt Lake County. state Of Utah. The
Greeuewald Furniture Company, cor
poratlou. plaiutn VS.. Mrs j. ID WHIT
more Redmau Moving a storage Com
pany, q corporation, and j. ID. Whtmore.
Defendants Tu the Judge Of said city
court and 20 Gustiu a. Gillette, btor-
news for tho defendant Hedman MOVING
a. storage Company and Co Mrs j. d.
WMtmure and D. ID Wuitmoro. Dcfcud-
ants You and each Of you VIII please
take notice that tho plaintiff iu tho above
entitled action hereby appeals 60 The
Third Judicial District Court TIM and
for tho county of Salt Lake. state of
Utah from inc Judgment therein made
and entered Iu tho said city Court on the
fqth d4y % February 1910 in favor uf
defendant Rcdman Moving a storage
Company. and against the plaintiff herein
as % the alleged lien of the defendant
Redmau MOVING a. storage Company. and
from the whole thereof This appeal o.
taken upon questions Of both law and
fact .
STEPHEN J.. RICHARDS,
81 VAN DAM. JH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff and Appellant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
VICTORY ron 1Hr cmmpRrN.

Chicago, March 23.-SideWalk roller
stating took 90 place beside marbles
and jumping the rope as an accepted
and pnpular institution Yesterday wkcn
the protests Of citizens were defeated
bv the decision OF chief OF Police
Steward Instead Of denouncing the
practise or the youngsters, the official
defended the sport and said n would
take "a concerted campaign on the part
Of many people 10 make him order tho
children on the streets
81 like 10 see g. said chief Steward
$50 far as 1 am concerned the chill
dren may skate an they want 10 any
where IN the city"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
JACK JOHNSON
PLACED IN TOMBS
d., There for safe Keeping Until
Ne Could Raise Five Thou
sand Dollar Bond.
us TRIAL MAY NOT BE HELD
c.moloinant in Case Not in Court
when caIlcd-warran' Tor
Ills Arrest Issued.

49,, March 8.-Jack Johnson
NO" ..,,cion heavyweight pug'llS|
-, losing tight in general
,,t here today 49,. - d,
e'aI. INC . 10 answer the charge on a.
Nlg ,,.mbor Of the African race NOT
l.''0 p..lsr who accuses Johnson OF
n1- NM. rir the big pugilist touho h'ii-
pa'' -i.icrt OF the courts displeasuIe
s.h W. ,be complainant failed 10 APP
pear .,.,t,rc1 the non-ap-
III pinder and the other VII
.,,,iDrsd him that tho court was
.-tes5 with and forthwith ralsea
o'."- ,s1 from $3.50 10 5000. COM
-.,ttipe him 90 the romos uniA nc r'i'''
tt, larger amount
$3.50. Of arst smilingly, then almost
..,.,,iiy pleaded his case with the court
s..., tb.uk you ought 90 Increase my
la tbe fighter. I'm here. 1 nave
-, GOOD faith and even came mere
i, bo,r train from Chicago TO get
80 nj, time II you will make the Dali
yeo rll put it up
80 ,f,loueen was obdurate. insist
hg wy ~ 5ou't make 1t that much judge,
,ta,sed the biz pugilist, Il nave oh'y
( m ln my pocket ,,,o. t.io.t
I'M" court and knew nothing about
az. 5Is8ppoarauco Of any witnesses, john
, .luid NOT move the Judge VINO or
49, Johnson removed, caused behcn
e,rsrfs to be- issued for Pinder ana
Wa ctber witnesses and announced that
~ s,on AS they were found the case
would be put ON trlaL ..,t,,t,.
p-5rese servers have been Nalnly
hooking for Pinder for the last week
t1i-lrs to bring the case 10 trial today
,.1I8 cause 10 20 go over 20 the April
W., 81 court about the time Johnson
,,rsets to begin preparing FOR the hnai
sflgas " his training for the champion
shin fight with Jonrles
johnson today denied emphatically that
there has been amy break between MN amt
r.rk Gleason. one OF the fight promoters.
bsesu.a of Johuson's uuwilingncss TO
bagn training 90 days before the bis
hght
Th, fighter said:
"Unles- I get theatrical bookings for ny
show n Denver and Los Angeles for the
ast two weeks In April, III stay iu CHI
eag0 until MAY 4. Then lll move out 20
sal R0ckhouse lu san Francisco. where
INN going t0 do an my heavy work for
tbe aeht That's the best they'll get out
of me- Pm in training right now ana
took on a good many pounds lately by
road work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
ROLLER AND POLE
WRESTLE TO DRAW

Kansas city. March 22-For two
hours and seventeen minutes tonight, pr.
b r. Roller Of Seattle and Stanislaus
Zbyszk0 the Pole, wrestled here with
out a FALL and then the police stopped
the contest Referee Dave Portcus de-
csrod the match a draw
There were few idle moments IN the
contest Roller was on the offensive the
greater part Of the first hour In the
second half OF the bout Xbyszko showed
tle better form The Pole had his oppo
nent tired out Al the end. but opinion
differs as 90 whether he could have won
tie IAN had the police not iutcrfered.
40 the end of two hours wrestling
Jack Curley. representing Roller. an
nounced DE- was willing 10 call the con-
test draw. His words Infatuated
Zhvszko
NO. no. no shouted. jumping out 81
I'd cIInch 'l want to finish g."
Both men used rough tactics At times
Toe and head holds were used almost
exclusively hy Roller The bout was for
a purse Of $1,000 10 was evenly divided.
fus.n Mahmout won In straight falls
from RaoW Dc Rouen I'm a preliminary.
The hrst fan resulted from n half Nelson
and a body scissors In 1850. and the
second followed reverse Nelson In p
minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
CHANGES IN CHESS LINEUP.

New York. March 2J-Somc unforeseen
changes have been made necessary In
the personnel OF the American team
which will represent the universities of
this country BOO the annual cable chess
match against oxford and Cambridge
next month w. a. Hughes. Of the Uni
Go be Ineligible and the team will be
weakened hy his absence. a substitute
has not yet been chosen by the inter
collegiate committee.
The match between Burgess and Jefor-
son OF Yale 90 decide which of them
should Doe the sixth member Of tho Amer
lean team has been settled In favor of
Burgess
At the suggestion Of the English team
April l5 has been selected for the date
OF the contest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
PRESIDENT LYNCH
STARTS UMPIRE SCHOOL

New York. March 2a-rhe meeting o1
tbc NattoraI umpire stan called hr
President J Lynch for the hrst week OF
April. will be something new in hasehtl +,
because d Is said 20 be the plan ~ ine
holders through a thorough examination.
A. thc umplrcs this year viii have more
mower than ever before. Mir Lynch pr
anxious that they should know exactly
what their powers are. There are many
rnIror changes in the rules, and ~ ls sup
posed that hy this time the umpres are
familiar with an these amendments
Accordingly, az the meeting mere IN
no appearance OF class room, Win
Ivprh I'M the position OF lecturer. The
umpircs will be particularly Instructed
20 restrain all unruly p1u players 'l"
nreyent rowdyism on the neld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
FORTUNE AWAITS MAN
WHO DOESN'T KNOW OF IT

Detroit Mich March % some
whore near Detroit lives "a man who
has 100000 on thcroabouts. waiting
for him. but ho is not aware OF his
good fortune. A letter from Blooming
ton. llI, states that the fortunate
ones name is Frank %. Karow. who
saved the life OF Henry G. smith 81
ST. Louis when the latter was about
o. drown in p park at Bloomington.
six years ago.
smith. the letter states. died re-
Gently and left the bulk OF his estate.
consisting of 100000 in cash and
valuable real estate 10 his rcscuer.
who is now being sought Relatives of
Karow. who live in Wisconsin. saw
DE is working In or near Detroit. as
am electrician
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

aN.ut The proposed trim abroad Of the
"'fs" White Sox. the "auld sod rs TO
9 ,ui out Comiskey says that AN the
i..n'h who play ball are drawing
''''ile' in the United States.
hafney Olddelds mile IN e Gl-iO0 sec
.lN- PCS mo fastest that any human be-
"s mas ever travelled
,,M heu the ST. Louis Browns and the
'ngaFos played n draw Tor the worlds
aplonship In 1875, each PLAYER receive
~" FI." AS his share OF the money.
b,e're are SO tracks where harness
''''' meets Will be held this year.
az looks as II Weston Is going 10 hit
NJ, Nusnuc in record time Tie n 10 days
'N.4d Of his schedule
ll georgia they refused To hang an
5.pHe Who had beaten a pitcher 10
sBg ,,f s.aprtiag ma decisions on nails
ab5 IN Uncle Joe Cannon came back
ithete should he no reason why Jof
an ne n those enterurislng auto arms
on one OF these days "harness It's wag-
We nave made great deal Of fun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
GERMAN BROWN TROUT
is A VALUABLE FISH

The German brown trout is one Of the
most valuable fish in Utah waters ac-
cordiuE TO- Fred W. Chambers state
fish and game commissioner. The fish
was imported from Germany seven
years ago hy colony OF Germans liv-
ing near Murray The state fish author
tiles discovered them by accident. found
them peculiarly adapted to Utah streams
and lakes, and propagatcd them During
the past year t0o00O fry have been hatch
ed aud will be- planted
"fr Is one OF the gamiost fish that
swims' said AIR Chambers ut Is "a
beautiful chestnut color. speckled. very
shy feeds from the bottom. and will test
the skill Of amy fisherman The meat is
worry firm and delicious in favor N Will
rise to iy IN season but must be ap-
preached carefully"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
OPIUM SMUGGLING
SCHEME DISCOVERED

san Francisco. March 23.-Lettcrs
found in the possession of August
Lcgner bartender who was arrest
td here saturday hv the federal au-
thorities for having opium In his
possession. have placed information
iu the hands Of the customs Iu-
speCtors that discloscs carefully
operated system between this city and
points in Mexico by which the opium
S. smuggled into this country Ac-
cordiug 90 the officials the letters
contain the names Of certain local men
who were regarded by the operators as
being persons through which the traf-
fiC could be conducted in safety
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
FATHER WEEPS WHEN
LOST SON F0RGETS

Nala Walla Wash. March e.
hfought face 90 face with his father
James @. Miller OF Detroit. Mich. will
arrived here today, James Joy Miller of
tH' university OF Michigan football
Team. profcssed TO be unable to remcm-
per hls parent The father wept when he
on rallied 20 recognize him. The two
leit tonight FOR Detroit
loung Miller disappeared from his
uohe ln Michigan several weeks ago and
vas found last week working as a La
u'Ier near here lie claimed to have. no
ieeoNecuon OF his past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
STANLEY KETCHEL
MEETS KLAUS TONIGHT

pitsburg March 23-Staul,y kctChcL
middlewrigbt champion OF the world. is
tu bs met at the Duquesuo Gardens here
tonight by Frank Klaus. the local ass
pirant for the title. iu 6rUund bout
THE fight has been twice delayed hy
kctchcI ON excuse of not being boo coudi-
tIOu Today both men were officially
pounds. Klaus tipping The scale at 1879.
and l\ctchcl Ht 49, Each msn huasted OF
having been DOB the best ut trim. The Fight
does NOT involve the title. but good
showing by the young plttshurgcr will
likely put him loo line for "a finish light on
the Pacific coast
Jack Michigan Of Philadelphia r. "a
referee the hght tonight under the rule
OF clean breaks" at the referees com
maud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
VICTORIOUS FIVE
OF THE U. RETURNS

Covered with glory and bringing with
them the title of champions Of the lu.
termouutaih west the basketball team of
the university returned Co their wonted
stamping grounds Tuesday after having
and Idaho, But two games were played.
one 90 buzcman. with the Montana AgEiee.
and another with the shelley Ida. five.
Both were won hy the a.. team, tho scores
being SO tD % aud so TO p. Another game
was Co have been played at Butte but
tho Montana boys refused to- play. claim
ing that they were out Of condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
No wouk, Committed SUICIDE

Chicago. March 23-Car Orthmann.
40 wears DID, killed himself 200 "a room
at 3Ol state street by iuhaling lI-
Illuminating gas. Tie had only % cents.
was without employment and hunger
and further deprivation stared him In
the face
A letter he left limited at intrigue
and plots of which ne was the in-
tended victim and named Emperor
William OF Germany as having treated
him uniustly
In another note Orthman requested
that the letter be forwarded to his
sister. Miss Elizabeth Orthmaun OF
New York CITY
When he rented the room whore he
took hls lifo. Orthmann said DE had
fust arrived from california.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
GOSSIP FROM SPORTING WORLD

about the names that need cutting
down in baseball but here is a list
that needs attending to: Goosetree,
Peartroe. short Long, East, West
Northerly Easterly White. Black.
Blue Green. Lemon, Brown Fanwell.
Doubles, Homer, Noah, Blue1acket upp,
Downs Kick and Love
According 20 the rules laid out by
Champion Michael Egau, a handball
court should be % feet long. 2ih
feet wide and 80 feet high IN the front.
tapcring down TO ~ feet at the back wall.
Tho service line should be about % feet
back from the front wall II ia not nee
cssary 20 exactly follow the above al
meusions and few courts in use have "a
heighth OF 81 feet. Most Of them are
about 20 feet high and answer the uur-
pose Just as well.
Herbert snow has been elected captain
OF the l.. ~. s. T. baseball team and
jesse 5aati, as- ocen nained manager.
The Pennington basketball team and
the second u. I'VE will meet this after
noon I'M tho university gymnasium. n
promises 20 be warm affnir as the Wis
itors have one victory 20 their credit
There is 20 be couclave OF umpires
AZ New York on April 2 fOr the purpose
81 considering the playing rules and
tho effect the changes will have upon the
work Of the umpiros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
BUS PASSENGERS


VI ~. Mark. n prominent cattle
fe1. 5stg IN am, r,t I', ,,,l, ~, a1,
! ,.,,,b..s1s D,f. t,s,''. ia Nir zfsrl
I n ra9a lItffa tf,.,.. Do. ..r.sr[ ana eirloi,.
cd, .,,..,,.,, D., f.i 49,. H. ..,+f 500,
| ton here wednesday ! expect 10 80
| INTO lNdh' I'I rev HtAN. l'lH 'i
! cattle are now being ied in tho vicinity
/ or penNei Ihe .i2chnen are teeolhs
I plnclpaN corn shipled in from SC
I Tor 81 rs % hundred We figure Den
ver's census now being taken win show
/ 90 population Or not less than 600 600
people
=. VI. Shattuc ~ Denver. travelling
passenger agent l. tIsH.iIw.r. N ohio.
Is BOZ Salt Lake for ID few H... ...N.
'uE after eastern traffic uut on. f.. "-
tsrmuuntam territory
VI. X. Macdonald % prominent min-
% guest 90 the Knutsf1ri rotaI for "a
fHN DAYS. having come fl salt LAX.
on business
Morris Nhrahams, senior member
featuring company. with bo1dluartrrs
boo New York city. and the principal
plant at TAMPA. Florida. .amc into
7',i l-'N. W.'a,-'5N. an1 "'I 'e''''"
'' ''' 900 ''' N'''"'
". D. NcCasIin. "a mining man OF
GoiddoH Nevada is 40 tna Kenyon for
fow DAVIS. having come in ON busi-
ucs.
4 Wolf and y IL r. Rus t,,., r,r,.,,-
Iuent mon ri Af..f.-.I.rT U..Isrt u.T..
are touring America rra gra.t- 20 trr
<.ry1u v.br. f,.,. tsL. III tb. ...tta
,f sam I.ato
y. u. iorrung NJ Nauu. travelling
/ passenger agent Tor tha Denver a. Rio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
LOWELL WINS FROM
WASATCH SCHOOL TEAM

Tuesday afternoon at the Eighteenth
ward square. First avenue and A streets
the lads from the Lowell and Wasatch
schools crossed bats ln the first ofa series
u games 90 be played this summer for
the championship Of the public schools
% the city. Tile tusslc f1r victory was
a merry one. resulting iu Wasatch los
ing in "a score of 4 20 ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
DETROIT Will ACCEPT
A CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Detroit. Mich March g3-Tho
common council Of Detroit last night
ended a uine-year controversy bv vot-
ing to accept Andrew CTuogie's oner
of $4,000 for q new central library
building and branch libraries
In 1901. the offer was accepted by
popular vote. but twice since that
time d was voted down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
OFFICIALS NAMED FOR
WRESTLING TOURNEY

The wrestling committee In charge Of
the tournament which is to be held at
the Y. NJ. G.. a. Friday and Saturday
nights has selected the officials who wi
rule during the events. coach Conytli
of the salt Lake high will be- referee.
and ID. a. callahan will Dee timekceper
As Judges there will be Fred Bennion
coach OF the b. Y. a.; r. n. Hardness.
and Dr. g. q. Plummer The entries
now total So. ana the tournament prom
iscs 10 pc the most successful ever held
IN the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
JEFFRIES' TRAINING
QUARTERS ARE READY

santa cruz. Cal, March 2-AIl ar
rauEcments for the training quarters for
Jonries at the Rowardeunan were com
plctcd today and contracts signed Work
will De rushed In placing the quarters
bon readiness as Joffries and a. corps Of
trainers will reach Santa Cruz April
a contract has been let for the conNtruc-
ton of "a handball court. and provisions
for boating Will be made by the COM
struction Of a large dam IN San Lorenzo
river forming "a small lake
IL is reported that sam Langford may
be added 10 Jcffricss list Of sparring
partners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
FAST RIDER SIGNED
BY MANAGER HEAGREN

Harry IleaEren. manager or the Salt
Palace. has signed T. h. whittier to
ride al the saucer track during the
summer whittier recently defeated Jake
DE Roster and rs now recognized as
the motorcycle champion ~ tho country
Whittier is now in Los Angeles and will
not come TO Salt Lake until the middle
Of Nav.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
REMOVED FOR CAUSE.

NeW York. March 3-Chargcd with
laying invited the board OF student con-
fol AZ Columbia university 10 carry on
~ COMBINATIONS IN "a warmer climate.
Mail.r trdukun Pyne, president OF the
'phunore class, and prominent Column
". tlu.tlc. has been removed from .of-
NC hy the board
lhIs action is believed 20 presapo a
."h struggle for supremacy between
va 9oiId and the sophomore class. which
-'ii1lN supports pyne steps have been
"Aen 20 prevent an outbreak OF haziug
",L.lI,A, which rs feared as part OF the
campaign against the board OF control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
IOWA GOES IN FOR REFORM.

Iowa city, I8.. March % As am immr-
digtc step toward tho athletic reform
advocated hv President james g. TrcWiu
Of the Iowa board VI education. tho
University Of Iowa will adopt am inter
department baseball league ana an Of
fort viii be- made 90 induce n large mum
Dor OF students 90 pl3N at tho game
whether they are experts or NOT Tha
schedule. which viii boz drawn nm tNI-
week viii include tho colleges ~ liberal
arts. law, medicine. dentistry. homeopath
BE- medicine. applied sciences and grad.
unite college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23
TRYING THEM ON
ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

Tfrbana. H.. March 8.-Tho Milwaukee
American association team is here FOR
its spring training whicn will include ile
annual series with the University of lHl-
u0ig. Manager McCloskcy and his follow
ers took their practise on Illinois field
for me first time yesterday The nv
vaukeo team viii opou the series here
Saturday with the freshmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-23

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