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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
PUTS JERONEMO OUT
IN SECOND ROUND
Jack Rogers Wins Over Sailor
Early in Scheduled Ten.
Round Bout.

1t took Jack Rogers two rounds to de-
liver the sleep pellet TO Sailor" Jeron-
emo in their scheduled 10-round go at
the Trocedaro hall in Murray Wednes-
day night. From the tap of the gong
to the close OF the second round It was
all Rogers fight Rogers so completely
outclassed his man that Jeronemo did
not have a chance to win.
Both men stepped into the ring wear
ing a confident smile. Jeronemo exc
cuted a little dance in his corner while
the seconds were strapping the gloves
to his wrists; Pete Sullivan; the referee:
the the. Gong gong from rom Timekceper crebs. I both tn
men rushed savagely at eaeR other.
Jeronemo swung wildly and in the
cllnches he was wholly at a disadvan-
playing q tattoo on Jeronemo's ribs and
face and bringing blood early in the
round. Toward the close OF the first
round, Rogers dropped Jeronemo TO the
floor with right to the jaw. and Jeron-
emo took the limit before rising, In the
second round. Rogers gave his man no
quarter, but rushed him about the ring.
swinging right and left to good advan-
tage.
1t was while Jeronemo was attempting
to guard his face that Rogers slipped
over a short. snappy right. clipping Je-
ronemo sduarely on the Jaw. This time
Jeronemo was counted out. When car
ried to his corner by his seconds. Jeron-
in several places. and the blood trickled
from his nose in a stream. Rogers came
out without a scratch.
Ern Wright was given the decision over
Dick Hart In the cight-round prelim-
mary. Wright weighed 155 while Hart
tipped the beam at 1873. Hart won a
host of admirers by the game exhibition
he put up against much larger man
Kid Lundy and Young Bickets. smelter
city BOYS, clashed in a siX-round prelim-
mary, Referee Sullivan declaring the go
a draw.
A telegram was read from Young Hec-
tor OF Denver in which he challenged tho
winner OF the Rogers -Jeronemo go. Kid
Petrolsky, OF San Francisco: also issued
def 10 the winner OF the main event.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
ADDS To zEST
OF COMING MEET
Parmalee, Who Makes Sensa-
tiOnaI Flight at Border, to
Be Here in April.
GIVES INDICATIONS OF
THRILLS FOR UTAH FANS
General Manager of Curtiss
Team Comes Soon to Go
Over Grounds.

interest in the coming international
aviation meet 10 be held In Salt Lake
April $40 became keeuer yesterday
afternoon when those In charge received
teegraphic advices Of the sensational ac-
complishnents OF Phil Parmalee, the
Wright aviator, now on the Mexican
border. with headquarters at San An
tonic. Tex, as the army aviator
Phrmalee. accompanied by Lieutenant
Benjamin Foulols Of the signal corps. in
standard Wright biplane. carried a
return. stampeded 100 army mules, and
delivered the message safely and re-
turned to his hangar without mishap.
Adds to Local Interest,
AS Parrnalee is one of the Wright men
who will be here in April. his flights
of the past three days at San Antonio
are OF local interest. as they are indi-
cative of Some OF the stunts that will
grace the Satair meet three weeks 10
come.
This is the second successful flight of
Parmalee and Foulois. Late last week
the two scouts trundled out their Wright
and winged 1t up and down the Rio
Grande for more than forty miles and
then, owing to q little engine trouble,
they dropped into the river and waded
ashore. while "A detachment OF infantry
got the big plane out OF the water and
Psrmalee had It tuned up In two hours
time so that he could fly back TO camp.
Curtiss Man Comes Soon.
ParEalee will leave San Antonio in
plenty OF time to arrive for the Salt
Lake meet. Meanwhile. r. r. Young.
general manager OF the Curtiss company
of ayiators,. is In San Francisco closing
may leave tomorrow or next day for
Salt Lake. Immediately upon his ar
rival he will go over the site OF the field
at Satalr and make whatever sugees-
tions he desires Incorporated in the prop
arations being made there for the April
flying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
BOBBY BOYER, AT 5 TO l.,
WINS AT TERRAZAS PARK

Boyer, at to /, won the six furlongs
sprint FOR three e-year-olds at Tcrrazas
park today He was neglected In the
the stretch drew out 10 win in drive
by a length from the favorlte. Jim
Basey. Two favorites won. summary;
First race, selling, two-year-olds; four
(Reid), to I. second; Edna S. l1o
(Molesworth), to I, third: Time, A 40
seconds. Recover. Big Brave Wild
nay. Woolvol and Noah ran.
Second race, selling, three years -olds
and UP. six furlongs--Lady Stalwart. 80
{Solan2. 5 to 2 Won, won TIamoier TI nGo5. ldS idS
(Rice), 8 to g third. Time, lis 3-5,
Cuban Boy. Beechmont. Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Plume, The Sicker. Deneen and
Third race. selling. thrce-year -olds and
up. one and one eighth miles-Ada Walk
er. los (Rice), 3 to l. won; Dixie Dixon.
lo2 (Moiesworthl, to l, second; IN Mis-
:54 as. Kinda. Mr.. Bishop and Juarez
ran.
Fourth race. three -yesr-olds. six fur
won; Jim Basey. 115 (Garner). to 5,
second; Pluvius. l12 (Glass). 5 to 2,
third Time, lib. Marsand and Bette
Sue ran.
UP, five and half furlongs-Joe Woods,
10S (Reid). to /. won; Doc Allen. t0o
(McGee). to .. second: st, Joe, l0s
(Mountain). to 1, THIRD. Time. i:07 As.
Inclcment Woodlander. Elder, Force and
Soen ran.
sixth race. selling, three -year-olds and
up, mile-Acumen. 10S (Garner), to l,
won. KoDek. lo7 (Rooney), TO 8. sec
Time. l;3s 3-5. Fred Mulholland. PLAIN
and CrossoVer ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
AIR RACE RULES SENT
TO NEW YORK AERO CLUB

NEW YORK, March 21.-The Aero
Club OF America has just received tho
official conditions OF the 1000-mile aero
plane race around Great Britain for a
prize OF 500, 900, which Is to be held next
July. The contest Will commence on Sat
urday, July 90, and finish at the latest
on August s.
TIL race Is open to competitors of any
nationality holding an aviator's certifi-
cate from the international Aeronautical
federation. An entrance fee OF $500 Is
required OF each competitor toward the
expenses OF the Royal Aero club IN con-
ducting the competition.
The course Is divided into five sec
tions.
1-Brooklands to Hcndon. twenty miles.
a-Hende to Edinburgh, S43 miles,
EBrlstol TO Brighton, 21i miles.
5-Brighton to Brookands, forty miles,
The object of the contest" It is stat
ed, has been to impose conditions to spur
investors and designers TO the production
OF thoroughly practical and efficient
flying machine. No gmorack freak is
likely to survive the severe test. which
is not SO much designed for swiftness
as for strength and endurance"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
PARK NEAR cITY's HEART.
Cooley to Begin Work on saseoa''
Grounds Soon, Says Report.

c. A. Gillette, in whose name the ;s,d san
Lake franchise has been. has all alons
denied that Cooley had obtained the
privilege for salt Lake; II o Is ,lHofNy.s knGwn
ACQUISITION of the franchise have reached
a point where there can no longer bc
reasonable doubt about the success ol
CooleyS efforts. .
Cooley himself Last night declined to
discuss the matter for publication, re-
fusing either to confirm or deny the
common report.
Street taik-somc OF II manifestly au-
thentic-is 10 the effect that Cooley VIII
build ball park for the Salt Lake clu9
practically in the heart of she city. ana
thai work will begin on the fences and
grandstand as soon as the situation com d,
Dlelely clears itself, which, II is asserted
by those who assume TO know. viii be
within day.
The dispatch from Helena indicates
that the negotiations for the Salt Lake
franchise, about which there has been
so much apparently useless mystery,
have gone Cooley's way and that it is
every bit as good as settled that Cooley
will be the magnate IN Zion of the Union
1ssorla ( Ion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
NEW RULES ADOPTED TO
GOVERN COLLEGE WRESTLERS

NEW YORK. March 2i.-The Inter col
legiate Wrestling association has adopted
new method OF scoring which will be
tried out In the inter- collegiate cham
pionships at Princeton on Saturday.
Under the old system, first place count
ed three points and second place one.
third place not being considered. The
new arrangement. however, allows four
points for first place. two for second and
one for third. The men who came
through the prelimInaries will fight II
out for first and second places. but the
men who have been eliminated in the
Preliminary bouts viii be nine minutes
in length and the bouts for the champion :
ship ln the respective weights will con :
tiDue for fifteen minutes unless a fall
Is scored The wrestler will have to
weigh in at II o'clock on the morning
OF the meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
GIVE IMPETUS To
AMATEUR LEAGUE
Promoters Select Officers and
Committee to Work Out
Schedule.

Salt Lakes Amateur Baseball league
was given impetus Tuesday night in the
election OF officers at q meeting held at
the Western Arms companys quarters.
Fred Bennion was chosen president of
the organization. Adrian 3, Pembroke
Woe president and F. b. Cook secretary
and treasurer.
A schedule committee, composed of FL
lis Johnson. chairman. Phneas Young
and f. ID. Culbert. was appointed. This
committee will report about April 4.
The season. IL is expected will open
about April 10. The question bothering
the promoters OF the league is a ball
park.
1t Is planned to play, games twice a
week. Wednesday and Saturday. Eight
proposed teams were represented at the
meeting held Tuesday night. The fol-
lowing teams either are interested now
or are being invited 10 come into the
circuit. which will be made UP OF at
least eight teams:
Western Electric company, Consolidated
Wagon & Machinery company, Crane
company. Bennett Glass & Paint COM
pany. Lambert Paper company, Utah
Light & Railway company, Studebaker
company. Utah Implement company.
Pembroke Stationery company. Oregon
Short Line freight train department and
Sego implement company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
AUTOMOBILE BEATS HORSES
AND MEN IN HANDICAP

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March I'll
Moncrlef park was scarcely large enough
to hold the great gathering that turned
out this afternoon. II was the last ladies'
day OF the season.
The special feature was the race in
which two foot runners, two horses and
two automobiles started. The foot run
ncrs went 525 yards, the horses six fur
longs, the Marquette Buick automobile
one mile and the Buick Bug" driven by
Burman, one mile and a sixteenth. Bur
man was the winner, going the distance
In 1.07. Late in the afternoon Burman
drove q mile In 80 % seconds.
Raleigh p. ID. Won the ladies' day han,
dicap, coming in short nose ahead of
the favorlte, Vandan. Summary:
First race, mile and seventy yards
second; Ruby knight, . to 2, third.
Second race, seven furlongs-JacobIte.
I to .; won; Aunt Kate, 1s TO ;. second;
Third race, six and a half furlongs-
Attentive. TO /. won. Scrimmage, 10 to
J.. second: Judge Monck. LIZ to l. third,
weights. one n,lle-Bad Bill won, Simon
Slick. second; Molla. third. Time. 2;0S 3-5.
Fifth race. Ladies Day handicap. six
Yanen, II TO 20. second; All Red. TO /,
third. Time. l:22 35.
Sixth race. special handicap. novelty
race-Automobile tBurman, running mile
and sixteenth. standing starD. won;
9. II. Bowling tman. running $50 yards),
second; Marie Hyde racehorse, running
six furlongs). third. Time. Los As.
to 5. won; j. B. Robinson. 8 to j, sec
ond., VoItaire. II to !. third Time.
Eighth race. mile and a sixteenth
inson, 7 10 i. second: Miss Marjorie, 90 to
], third. Time. las 1-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
METROPOLITAN RA0|||
GIVEN Up FOR a|
Many Employees Will Sll'|
Loss of Lucrative EMPLOY
ment During Summer

NEW YORK. March 21.-Horse 10
dead in New York state. Tor 1nA Z
at least. The Jockey club issued Z e. =
menr tonight saying that becauS n
verse legislation. II had osen
TO make no application for ohus -,
This news came out ainlos. ,, o-,1
neously with reports from ne" 'ss vi
that horse owners believe w "a "A :
yond revival there. the ,ocne,, ns,r .sd
nouncement, signed py a.
secretary. says: ,r;stI7ss<
"Af a meeting OF the represensaIp'e, p',
the Coney Island Jockey clnD. .ne ~
Iyn Jockey club, the WestcnesM; he
association. the Saratoga asso.suF- .ss -
Queens County Jockey ciuo; sss ,ns va
City Racing association ana un n n
n,jjtan Jockey club. held toos. "a =,
decided 10 make no appncsuyss ri
state racing commission lor I,tl
"As the so-called directors sols
law remains on tho stasu. ',,mtsr, T n
same reason exists as In sePl'S anS i q
for keeping the course clossId. cI. nublr q
further decided 10 maize 'a's
nouncement. uees. means u
the suburban. Futurity. BrooSsa,S s,S.r d
can, Saratoga handicap ana yzar 2
turf events will not be run .a I,sis -
that thai racing plants In III The IS s'j5s iSs. y
al millions of dollars. " WIZ lnt1cr
sands Of employees will suficl' ,hs u
What effect the decision o, IasaIrf ss q
cb,h vii nave on the great lH hui 1:
Refreshments cannot be forew'YY YYorS q
the racing game dead IN NO" hrssdls
fornia and Louisiana .mu .,I, be iorr
thoroughbreds donotless Sns few re-
seek other markets n4rv .nmn w and too
ing tracks IN this ooTMi Snr ibeIr hcFsa
SlsS xasass ,5 be%Spt !aiS tionss' sssi5Rss' 'ss
ment issued In behalf OF Ola ~
tjon Hen meant just what 1t ssias aasyerss sl
"Racing Is victim ol .,sss the
Iation," he said "and unns, unass,ed n
tors liability law .s praelpe n
mean the abandoning OF iN
state, 80 CIR which nsS.'
lions have already been iISssh wssh The
will be run off in private
lie excluded,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
DENVER PRESS CLUBS
BOUT Anglers REF0RMERS

DENVER, March 21.-Jimmy Gardner
of Lowell. Mass. outclassed Johnny
OKeefe of Denver in bout scheduled
for ten rounds Mt the Auditorium to-
night Referee Pat Gallagher stopped
the fight in the sixth after O'keefc had
been Knocked down twice. Under agree
The fight, held under the auspices of
the Denver Press club, WAS protested
against by the Christian Citizenship
union, but District Judge Bliss refused
TO grant their petition for an injunc-
ton-
Four representatives of the Christian
Citizens witnessed the contest and made
q report to Secretary Fisher. who an
nounced tonight that the union would ap-
peal further to the courts In its effort to
prevent boxing contests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
RACING

second; Heart of Hyacinth, 12 to 1, third.
Time. lib 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Tallow Dip.
5 to 2. won; Don Hamilton, 2 to ], sec
ond; Irwin p. Diggs, to ., third. Time.
l:20 as.
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth
Occidental 3 to 1. won; Ohelona, to l..
second; Mary Belle, TO l, third. Time,
Los.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Explicit, I 10
2, won; Clysmlc. . to /. second; Hancock,
8 TO ., third. Time. 1;20 2-5.
Sixth race, selling. purse. five fur
longs-Sandiver 10 5, won; j. B. Swan
ner, to l. second. Eva Tangua, to 1.
third. Time, 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Snphon1ores.
Seniors
OUTLOOK FOR ATHLETICS
AT HIGH SCHOOL GOOD

At the opening OF the spring season
IN both track and baseball at the high
school, the outlook for winning teams
in both branches is exceedingly bright,
The baseball men have procured the
services OF Bert Margetts. while the
track men can fall back on D. A. Cal
lahan. The track team was greatly
handicapped last year by the loss OF
Captain George Atkins, owing to an in
jured leg. But this season Atkins is
again captain and is in good condition
be ruled out on the nfteen-hou rule.
and this possibility has dampened the
ardor OF the students somewhat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
ONLY TWO FAV0RITES
WIN AT TAMPA RACES

TAMPA, Fla. March 21.-Only two ia
vorites proved successful this afternoon
at the West Tampa track and. In conse-
quence. the players had bad day. a
poor card with five selling races and
one purse event did not prove attractive
to the race goers. only q small crowd be :
Ing present. Summary;
First race, five furlongs-T 3. Speers-
10 9. won; Inspired. . 10 /. second; Au-
tomato. to /. third. Time. Ill 3-5.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Bermont. 5 TO 2, won; Complete, to !,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
KEI0 UNIVERSITY TEAM
TO PLAY HERE MAY )

Coach Bennion received letter yester-
day from L. M, Wright OF Wisconsin uni
vcrsity who was promoting the trip OF
the Keio university of Japan.
The trip was called OF after 1t was
learned that the University OF Waseda
was coming this spring. The Keio Japs
are willing to stand any losses. how
ever go the trip Will be made as planned
and Utah Is TO be included In the sched :
ulc. The Japs are after game May
.. and Bennion Will accommodate them.
This will bring both games with the
JApanese schools the same week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
G0TCH WINS HANDICAP
WRESTLING CONTEST

Topeka. Kan, March oi.-Frank
Gotch easily won a handicap wrestling
match here tonight from Charles Peters
of Council Bluffs and James Asbell OF
Kansas City, Mo, He threw Peters In
twelve minutes and Asbell in sixteen
minutes. both with half Nelson's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Hack Sails March 90.

enschmidt. the Russian Lion" Will sail
for England on March %. after a farewell
handicap match at Hoboken on the night
OF the 2Sth. He Will leave. New York
with very we'll defined feeling of dis
appointment the result of the failure
of his efforts to secure IA match with
Gotch for the worlds championship,
which Hackenschmidt lost to the Amer
lean two years ago In Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Cooley Gives Up Helena Team
in Union League to Maui
rice Weiss.
TO PLAY HERE NEAR HEART
OF CITY, SAYS REPORT
Will Begin Work on Fences
and Grandstand for Park
at Once.

HELENA, Mont. March PA tele-
gram from Dick Cooley. owner of the
He,ena franchise in the Union Baseball
ossocia sion. tonight. announced that he
had acnuired tho. Salt Lake franchise
and will remain there.
Following the receipt or tho teiegrdil'
I, uyos onnounced that Maurice Weiss, a
prominent sporting and cafe man. will
take over the Helena franchise and al
ready has named Charles lrby. we'll
known baseball player, as manager;
Irby and Weiss VIII meet President
Lucas in Butte as soon as the latter
comes UP from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
ABE ATTELL REFUSES
TO MAKE THE WEIGHT

NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-Abe Attell
has declined to make l16 pounds ringside
and as q result Manager Tortorich Of the
West Side Athletic club announced to-
dav that the negotiations for a fight be-
tween AtteH and Johnny Coulon for the
bantam weight championship had been
practically abandoned Coulon fatly re-
fused 10 concede another pound TO the
featherwcight champion and Attel wired
that he would not agree TO make less
than 1iS rineside
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
First Baseball Game.

In the first baseball game of the year
at Wasatch square Tuesday afternoon the
Wasetch school defeated tho Lowell ag-
gregation by the close score of II to 10
John McLoud. for the Wasatch team.
played an effective game throughout In
the box for the Wasatch boys were Tai
mage and Hartwell. while R. Castleton
and It. Castleton did the honors for the
Lowelrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Conference Rates.

For April, 1911, conference, reduced
rates will be made from various Oregon
Short Line points. From stations north
of Ogden to Spencer, Ida, tickets on
sale, April 5 TO 8, inclusive, limited
south, April to 9, inclusive, limited
TO April 12 International aviation
meet, Salt Lake, April to TO-. inelu-
sive, Soc agents for rates and further
particulars
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No Racing in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS March 21.-When the
directors OF the New Orleans Jockey club
meet next Thursday. II lis reported they
will consider plan to dispose OF the
City Park racing plant. II is said. the
owners do not believe racing can be
revived in this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Women's Golf Tournament.

PINEHURST. n. G., March 21.-Keen
play in today's iirst match round of the
woman's event OF the United North and
feature was 19-hole contest between
Miss Louise e. Elkins of the Oakmont
club Pittsburg. and her clubmate. Miss
Mary Fonnes. sister OF the National
champion Miss Elkins winning on the
ninth grecn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Yale's New Stadium.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 21.-
The matter Of the erection of new
stadium for Yale athletics has been
formally transferred to an alumni ad-
visory board by the Yale corporation.
The chairman of the board will ap-
to consider the matter from all stand.
points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF
REVOLVER TOURNAMENT

SPRINGFIELD Mass, March 2l.-Ot-
fetal returns from the final matches OF
thc indoor league OF the United States
Revolver association last week place the
Springfield as champion.
Manhattan of New York and Portland;
Ore. are tied for second place. flnal
standing OF the rlnbS follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Catcher Clark Hurt.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 21-
While cndeavoring TO score in a practice
game this afternoon. Severoid of the
Cincinnati Nationals. ran into Catcher
I. Clark of the second team, with the
result that Clark Is in hospital to-
night. suffering with concussion of the
brain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
SENIORS LOSE SECOND
BALL GAME OF SEASON
Eleven to Seven Is Score When
Run Getting Is Finally
Ended.

The second baseball game OF the class
series Of the university resulted In a
victory for the sophomores over the SEN
iors by a score OF II TO 7. The lineup
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
sAo-EXCURsIoN-s4o.
To Los Angeles and Return.

Utah day at Pacific Land and Prod
ucts exposition. March 81 Tickets on
sale March 81 and %. Good returning
25 dsys from date of sale. See agent,
169 Main street, for full information
and reservations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Butte Signs Quick.

Special to The Tribune.
BUTTE. March 2l.-Quick formerly
with the New York Americans, Port
land, Omaha and San Francisco, has
hsen signed by Butte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
Turner'S Horse Wins.

PARIS. March 21.-Tbe Prlx Des Tri-
anons a selling race OF 5000 distance FIVE
furongs, was won at Maisons Lafitte to-
day by Nash Turner's BRAND II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22

Blacksmith and Rah-Rah Boy
Will Clash I onight at Bingham
HOWARD BAKERS RECORD.


weight las pounds II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
JOE CLARK's RECORD


omal3
the he
record has Knocked