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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
SMITH AND CAPON|
MAY BOX HERE SOON
Bout Is Assured Unless Bitter
Rivalry Between Promoters
Spoils Project.
ROGERS HAS BAD HAND
Boxer Who Made a Game
Showing Monday Explains
Why Blows Lacked Steam.
ROGERS HAS BAD HAND

scheduled TO box ten rounds Thanksgiy
ing eve. November 20. Caponi has al
match and Smith was wired in Denver
smith has promised willard Bean Of
the ssnIGyn' thai he h,na Would Gm come ,stch a.
His manager. ". II. Crowder. who is
in Salt Lake. says that Smith is per
fecsIy willing TO box Caponl, 49,. Ran.
viii be arranged, but Bean says the
Hardy Downing syndicate is trying 70
arrange a match between Smith end
Capcni for Wednesday night OF this
week. which is the night OH which Reon
usually gives his athletic entertainments,
AS Smith has not left Denver yet IT is
of Wednesday night. although Down
ing is pretty confident that he will he
able to Stage the match either Thanks
giving eve or before
Caponi, however, Is SO dlss3 tIsfied With
his last match al the Auditorium that
II is doubtful If he will agree 10 fight
thers again, 1f he does il will be OH
strict. lump sum guaranty instead OF
percentage. Both receipts and the ref
cree's decision were unsatisfactory 10
Caponi.
Smith and Csponi are anxious to box
az they arc going to the coast soon and
whatever they can pick up here is clear
profit, Notwithstanding This Capopi Is
seid to have told friends thai he would
not go INTO inc ring again unless assured
of better deal than he received the
last time.
Beau ,eIesraphed Smith last night
after conference with CroWder and is
confident that Smith viii adhere TO the
promise he made recently.
Downing and his associates first inten-
ded 10 pull off another match between
Csponi and Jack Rogers. but that no
tien has been abandoned and Smith sub
sttuted for Rogers
Rogers last night Was exhibiting
much swollen hand. He said that lie
hurt II during the second round OF the
bout With Capon and that he intended
10 mention il after the match. but was so
eager TO get home that he forgot about
H. Last night his hand was badly
swollen. Be said that was the reason
his blows lacked steam
Caponfs injured hand lis improving rap
Idly so he will be in condition 10 go into
Tho ring almost any time
lne Italians s c9ean. stand off a nd -hii
style OF lighting won him many admirers
among Salt Lake fans and they will bo
sorry II rivalry among promoters should
rreVent ,apnni and Smith from having
2 Set-tO here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
FRANKLIN DEFEATS
LINCOLN ELEVEN

In soccer football games yesterday in
Inc Grammar Grade School league the
Franklin school defeated the Lincoln
school on the grounds OF the former, The
game was evenly contested during the
line taken advantage OF The opportunities
thar were presented on several occasions
they would have come off yjctors This
was especially true or ono occasion when
the right wing OF rho Lincoln had an
open Eoal a its mercy. hut the parting
shot was not we'll directed and only
missed the post on the outside by inches
Baldwin. the center forward Of the
Franklin. finished a nice run Of the
whole front rank by scoring the only
goal Of the game.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
JOE CLARK WINS
FIGHT ON COAST

loo Clark Woh was the best boxer In
this vicinity last winter. writes from
san Francisco 10 the sporting depart
,ment Of The Tribune saying that lie is
tIndlnS plenty Of matches there Clark
Mno WAS formerly a blacksmith at LchI
utah, beat q 10, of good boys on the
coast in 1909 and the fans gave him a
warm welcome when he returned there
recently from Ely. Ncv.
The Ely club tried 10 get ..Enock-
M BToWn 10 go out there TO FIGHT
anty. eoh'
Ciark's latest match was last SATURDAY.
msht when he Knocked out Arthur Scott.
tough colored boy. considerably hesyi,
-, than Clark. The bout was fought in
ibe finishing blow in the third round
San Francisco sport writer's arc haijinc
Clark as . conner ''s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
CORRUPT, SAYS COACH
Methods of Recruiting Giant
Players Need Investiga-
ton, He Ayers.

MADISON. Wis, Nov. 21-That col
lege football is honeycom0ed with cor
rupion all over the country and that
The whole system should be submit ed
TO thorough housecleaning, is the
opinion of Dr.. Charles Mccarthy, assist t.
ant coach at Wisconsin for many years
y know that never in the history Of
football" he said. was there more cor
ruptton than a present. In the east II
Is even the custom TO pick out some
heavy boy with fair intelligence and gel
some alunnus 70 see that he gets
through prep school and then college
They ars careful net 10 get plug -uglies
IL is systematic and well organized
I'm the west as well as I'm the east
alumni associations will loan money To
a promising man note. IT no
makes good the note is never collected
He cannot 'sGueal' or the note will he
The giants who are showing
up ON these teams arc evidence enough"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
HAL CHASE TIRED
OF MANAGERS JOB

NEW YORK, Nov. 2I-HaI Chase
manager and hlst baseman Of the NeR
tork american league baseball club. said
,ocaH H tlat " lie could arrange the change
satisfactorily Inc would resign his Inadn,.e
sup o: Tho club, although hc would con
unue Ia play first base. Chase will tail;
me matter over with Frank Farrell.
's9I,I1ent OF The club. Chase said:
II have found that a star pIayer who
ttaan get big salary is foolish to take
tthe responsibility Of leading a ball cIijb
: an not crazy for the job. All / want
tor Mr. fdTroli To- pay Inc what he did
care Of FIRST base ."
ihey tell me ] Was too soft and did
uot have the right tempera ament for q
~, :. o' ball club. Perhaps that $
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
AHMED WINS
AND BREAKS RECORD
BedWell's Flyer, Which Ran at
Lagoon Last Summer, Cap
lures Handicap.
3 TO ODDS ON HIM
Bookies Quote Liberal Price
Against Holder of World
Mark.
; TO 1 ODDS ON HIM

JAMESTOWN. Va, Nov. 71.-The tea
tllre Of well-balanced card al James-
town today was the running Of the Glen
wood handicap which was won BY
Prince Ahmed. Tho winner clipped i
nth OF a second off the track record
making it in 39 S-5. Summary;
First race, five furlongs-Corning Coon,
straight 10 I. won. Christmas Daisy,
place to T. second, Cloak, show even,
third. Time, .0l J-5.
Second race, s,sepechese. two miles
Ennisklllen. straight 10 I, won, Gun
cotton, place TO :, second; Sam Bail
show to o. third. Time. 1:1o.
Third race. six. and 2. half furlongs-
Horizon. straight 10 .. won; Rue, place
9 TO ], second: Sureget, chow 10 l.
third. Time, l:2I.
Fourth race, one mile-Prince Ahmed.
straight to l, won; Cliffedge. place
even. second; Busy, show out third.
Time. .30 80.
Fifth race. six furlonss George S. pa-
Wis. straight Is TO I. won; Cowl place
I 10 ?. second: Pennyroyal, show 10 5,
third. Time, l1h.
Sixth race, one mile-Ella Bryson.
straight s TO =. won: Servicencs. place 3
70 ]. second Spin show 3 TO !. third.
Time, t:il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
GRADE SCHOOLS TIE
IN SOCCER GAME

The soccer game on the Eighteenth
ward square yesterday afternoon between
Lafayette and Wasatch in tie Grade
School Soccer league ended in a tie Of
vantage Of the slope In tho first half.
kept The ball almost continuously in
Wasatch territory. but WAS only able To
score once by rushing the eoalkccper
through when he was In possession OF
the ball, In the second half Wasatch
had mere Of the play and from = foul
KICK against the Lafayette llslfha ck
Captain Hsrtwell cuual2ed Although
both teams strovc valantly for the win
Mug goal. time came with the score IL
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Today's jamestown Entries.

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 2l.-JamestoNn
entries:
First race, purse. 2-year. olds five and
half furlongs Court Surfeit,
1lo; Dorothy 7. tos; Isidora. Flamma.
liz. Hampstead TOO.
Second race. selling, 3.yesrolds. five
furlones-Lady McGee. Sadie Shapiro.
1o6; Refine Margot, los: 'Golden Cluster.
loa, 'MaXentius, Queen Bee, Lucky
Wish. .Henotic, 1o1. kittery. ia
Third race, selling. 3-ycer-olds and mp.
five and a half furlongs- Lucille r. Lady
IrTa. 100; Donau, 106: 'Blundara, 100:
King Avondale: 112; "Seneca H.. 10T:
Love Watches. lis, 'Rosc Queen. los.
Fourth race, TIdewater purse, all ages,
mlle-Homecrest. 10; Suniike, 81; super
stition. Jacquelna, los: Martin W. Lit
Teton, Hoffman, 1oS; Chester KruIn. 1l5;
Fifth race, selling. a-year -olds and up,
tiye and a half furlongs -Paiaorits,
BILE Five. 10e; Granada. 1o5: Cardiff,
sChilton Queen. 10. Anavri. Tvabelle.
Agnes, Io5: Gold Cap, l0s: Edith r., 102
sixth race. Nazamond handicap, 3-yesr-
oids and up-Oakhurst, Ragman 100:
Suffragist. los. Blackford los; Robert
Turner. 90; Judge Monck, Bounder. 9s.
Idlcweiss, 9s.
Apprentice allowance. Weather clear.
track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
New Umpire for Union League
LUCAS HIRES AN UMPIRE:
DESCRIBES WORLD SERIES
President Union Baseball Association Says Connie Mack
Team Deserved to Win

". II. Lucas president OF the Union
Baseball association returned yesterday
from his eastern trip. While he was abb
sent nc hired O, II. Hurihurt 10 umpire
In the Union Baseball association the
coming season. Hurlburt has had great
deal OF experience as diamond srblter and
la well liked In Texas, where he has
been officiating recently. Lucas is con-
fdent that he will be popular with fans
in the local league,
The be etter team won" said Lucas
when asked about the worlds baseball
series Connie Mack has 4. wonderful
aggregation of baseba II players"
'Do you believe HatheNson is all in?' "
he was asked.
mo. indeed" replied Lucas. Mathew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

son pitched great games, but he had
against him slugScrs who could not be
tanned No pitcher is inyincible when he
faces such n batter as Baker and a lot
or other Athletice"
Lucas was present ~ the meeting of
basehal magnatss in san Antonio, Tex
he sald that none OF the innovations
would work any great injury to minor.
leagues. He predicts a most successful
season for tho Union association and be
lteVes that tho admission OF Ogden TO
The association will greatly enhance the
interest or Utah fans in the game.
John McClosReyo owner OF the BuLti.
team. VIII undoubtedly manage Ogdena
team. He is making arrangements now
10 turn over TO Butte purchasers all his
interest in that team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Franklin
LUND IS FORMING
BASKETBALL TEAM

Although Captain Howe is the only
last year man in the prospective basket
ball team of L. p. s. high school, Coach
Lund Is confident that lie can get to-
sether an aggregation capable OF retain
ing the championshi Clark and Olson
have been picked for forwards; Glen
Smith and Marvin Bcnniop are slated for
guards. Parkinson, Scyey and NeeIcy are
other likely players. Scvey is feet i
inches tall. League games will begin
some time in January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Ml1.LICAN'S PLAY
MAKES ONLY SCORE

Jackson and Irving schools played off
their league game of soccer ball ycster-
day on the Jackson grounds The game
was a spirited one from start TO finish
The pace was a killing one and half
time was called with no score. On re-
sumins play, r Miligan, the Franklin
center half, ran down the right, beating
Doth backs and halfbacks and sending In
low shot from about twenty yards
This caught Lictz, the Irving goal keep
cr. off his guard. and made the only
score. Result: Franklin. T. Irving, 0,
The lineup follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
SMITH LIKELY TO SIGN.
huoe Says He Is Not Averse 70 Meeting
Csoon'; Will Decide Matter Himself,
10 Tic Trihnne

" I-IIN It
DENVER: Colo. Nov. 1.-Rube Smith.
wren asked tonight IL ne had signed ar
,iHies 10 box Tony CaDoni ten rounds In
Sal; Lake. said that he had not yo; af
iiXcd his signature 10 any agreement.
hnt added lie WAS not sverse TO meeting
'aponi and that the bout would prop
aoiE pc arranged. Smith said he had
\ telegram from Willard Bean OF Sali
Lake and that il contained Information
which made him believe that he would
Iucci Caponi soon. Smith said that he
had delegated no authority 10 anyone to
arrange Il match for him and that he
WAS independent OF any managers die
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Athletic Mass Meeting.

GniCAGo. Nov. 21-spcakers at q
",Sba i,'i. pertlns here tonight OF the Illinois
IL W alumni OF The University OF TIH-
n9s favored permitting university ati-
Ifaes 10 play professional baseball in Tho
,,II.,. apIi'.IneI, nut urged waIving this or any
"thcr point rather than permit tbo &C.
cru conference to he disr,inied '''' "V'N-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Big Winnings by americans.

NEW YORK; NOV. 2i.-Accordins 10
vcn in England during the nresen, sea
5ou by sevcnty-two American-bred
horses. the total value Of the urizes be
Ing Sl55 600. piiS@s DC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

CELEBRATE THEIR
GRIDIRON VICTORY
Special 10 The Tribune.

BIACKFOOT, Ida. Nov, 2l.-Tbn higb
school fraternity here held a iollification
tonight celebrating the football teams
victory over Pocatello by the score Of
the students sang college songs The
victory puts the team in line 10 play
the academy team OF Pocatello for the
championship OF southea stern Idaho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Coffey Beats Sullivan.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21-WaIter Cofrev
nc california middleweisht, won a hard
r,ousn en-romnd battle from Montana
club tonight ''N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Soccer Games Yesterday.

In the soccer football game Yesterday
the score was as follows; jefferson
school. 3: Whittier school, 9 The game
was played on ihe jefferson school
grounds w g. Willis was referee
webster school scored TO Poplar
Groves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
FISH DYNAMITER is
SENTENCED TO PRISON

Joseph Peterson OF Heber. who was ar
rested for dynamiting September s, wus
sentenced 10 thirty days In the state
penitentiary yesterday, This is the first
conVic,lon and The offender was given
lhe minimum sentence. Tho trial was be-
fore Judge James L.. Booth.
peterson was arrested September by
George Van Wagcncr. warden of Wa
satch county. He was caught red hand
ed. catching fish with the use Of dv-
Mantle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Boston Mapnata nian

NEW YORK. Nov. ol.-ViIii.,, H.,
1urn Russell. principal owner Of tpe
Soston National League club, died ha-o
.oday after 2 brief Illness "S'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
Cuban BALI Team Boa+sp

HAVANA. Nov. 9I.-Tbe phiIadeln,,i,
baseball club, to s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

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They have moro rejuvenatinR.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22

Seferee-William Service
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

ed a bal lover the fence for a home
run. The Whiting eiegation-and it
was a big one-went wild and a less
sturdy framework than that of the new
grandstand would have been threaten
ed by the demonstration
SO much for Saturdays game.
On Sunday Manager Sternberg ad-
monished his boys. But they needed
no admonition. Their dander was up
and they menat TO win if their oppo-
nents from Gary had been all the furies
instead of a nice. gentlemanly lot of
play players at that-who
met the same luck as did the Harbor
boys the day before. seven errors in the
sixth and seventh innings, while Indi-
ana Harhor rolled up a bunch of six
runs. After that it was too late for
Gary to regain its lost ground, and the
score stood at the close of the ninth
inning TO 4 in favor of Indiana Har-
Dor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
BURGLAR
BUSY IN
WHITING
Especial to THE TrMEs.)

Whiting Ind. May S.-A burglar en-
tered the home of Fred Harr on Indi-
ana boulevard at 500 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. Harr was awakened
by noise in the hallway, and think
ing it was her little daughter, Hazel,
called to her. There was no reply and
looking out into the hall. she saw a
fiashlight. Mr.. Harr by this time was
also awakened and called out, who is
out there?" The intruder called back
Come out here and I'll show you who
it is Fred evidently did not care to
see just at that time for he did not go
out. The man went down stairs and
climbed out the window, leaving it
open.
!. Harr reused Peter Goebel.ghis neigh
Dor, who teiepboped for the police.
They came down Immediately, bat athe
fellow had made his escape. It was
learned that he had gained his entrance
through the rear window. which he
had reached by means Of step ladder.
Harr confessed that he was fright
ened because had no revolver or other
protection in the house eut bravely
said. "I'll be prepared for them the next
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
LAFOLLETTE THINKS THE GOING
IS GOOD IN OLD INDIANA

of Ohio. He takes the position that
Taggart is merely playing with Cover
nor Marshall a candidate for the
nomination. and that at the right time
he will swing Indiana into the Harmon
column.
ut is as plain as can be- he said.
that TaRgart and his crowd is playing
with Governor Marshall. These people
will encourage Marshall to remain in
the race for the nomination and will
promise to help him to get a solid dele
cation from this state. This is only
natural But if a solid Marshall dele
cation should be elected 1t would be a
delegation which would he for Harmon
as the second choice. This is the Tag
CART game. He could not hope to get
any of the delegates for Harmon on
the first ballot of course not. Indi-
ana now has two candidates for the
nomination. Marshall and Kern, and
this would shut out any outside candi
date on the early ballots. But Tag
CART would expect to drop Marshall af-
ter if was found that he could not get
the nomination. and then the votes
1 would go to Harmon.
But are not going to allow this
to he done. We are going out and get
all the delegates for Kern. We believe
that Governor Marshall will not remain
in the race long, and when he drops
out we will gather in a solid Kern
delegation from Indiana Then Mr..
Taggart may whistle for his Harmon
votes.
You just watch Kerns smoke from
now on. He will give a good account
of himself during the next six months
in the Senate. He will show what is in
him and the people of the entire
country will that he has in him the
material for a President. Everybody
knows that Bryan would fight Harmon.
He has already said he was against
Harmon. But he would not be against
Kern. No other nomination would
please Bryan as well as that of Kern
for President. And that means much in
the campa gn
There is belief that IL Kern dele
cation goes from Indiana to the ma
tional convention 1t will be for Kern
first and for Governor Wilson as sec
ond choice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
HEARING
ON BIG DITCH
Has BEGUN

Rensselaer,, Ind May S.-George r.
Martin. Monticello attorney, saturday
opened the hearing of the Marble often
suit The ditch case is likely to last
for several weeks. This is the petition
for the deepening and strengthening of
the channel of the Kankakee River
from the Starke County line to three
miles below the C.. l. & $ crossing at
Water Valley. Newton County. 1t is.
with the laterals established by the re-
port of the viewers probably the most
extensive and costly drainage scheme
now in the courts of the state. The
estimated cost exceeds s350.0o0
demonstrators From Lake.
demonstrators from Starke. Porter,
resented by about twenty lawyers. will
ments The chief contenders for the
Improvement are the members of the
Northern Indiana Land Company, who
have large ranch in asper County,
bordering the river
Another extensive drainage case in
the local Circuit Court is the Born
TRACER ditch petition. which proposes
TO continue an Improvement to the Iro-
quois River that was completed a year
ago down stream about twenty-five
miles. There are more than 500 re-
monstrances against the Borntrage-
ditch assessments. Practically every
land owner in the south half of this
county is assessed for the Borntrage-
ditch and practically every one in the
north half for the Marble ditch and a
number for both bitches.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

ways began to fill, office windows were
thrown open and everybo hurried to
secure a point of vantage as the wearer
of the dictator of fashion passed by
A short distance behind the harem
cortege. but not too near. followed a
crowd of young men and boys measur-
ing every step of the .haremite" and
contemplating what they would do Il
she OF dainty feet, should trip and fail
on banana peel and fall to the side
walk
Several well known gentlemen in
Gary reported to have lost their eye
sight yesterday, and from the general
rush to the oculists offices today the re-
port is generally believed.
As the wearer of the skirt passed the
corner of Fifth avenue and Broadway.
a blind man playing a hand organ drew
up his blue goggles and smiled and
watched the harem skirt and it's wearer
move majestocally down the street.
George McGinnity who has Witnessed
all great spectacles in Gary was so
overcome that he has been under the
care of physician ever since. Attor-
ney William Dunn was four minutes
late for his train for Valparaiso, and
J. d. Herr hasn't been sen since w
H. f. Parry opened an observatory In
at 25 cents each and II Is said raised
enough money for a new Stetson hat
1t is reported that Aldernf-.. Castle