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The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
Herman Defeats Levy ut Pool.

The second game Of the pool tourna-
ment now being held at the Lambs
Athletic Club. was played before a large
and appreciative audience last night.
Herman defeated Levy by the score OF
100 10 81. Iseman meets Polglase to-
night at o'clock. These players are
well matched and a very Interesting and
exciting gSme Is expected.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
East barn, :, EcLineton. :.

East Barn played lexington to an
eleven-inning tie yesterday. : to I. The
lexington boys had TO quit at the end
OF the eleventh to take the cars out 1ne
features OF the game were the pitching
OF Burgling and the batting OF Flneham.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
FRAGMENTS OF THE Fray
| - AS SEEN FRon -
| q THE PRESS BOX s

Bakers double in The ninth broke It
! up.
In the sixth Dutch schacfer said
to Gardner. well, Larry. if We don't
win 10 day. we'll have to play a dou-
| BILE header"
Frank McT-earcn and BILLY Neuland
two winners in The Herald's world Sc
ries contest. were interested spectators
and siGnified their intention of placing
their money on the Athletics in the COM
ing big series.
The AH-Stars succeeded in getting one
hit each off the three twirIers whom
Mack worked.
, Hal Chase stole second on Lapp in the
third inning while the Philadelphian
Was standing up.
Eddie Collins slammed the horsehide
for keeps, polling out three timely BIN
giles in four trips to the plate.
Harry Davis had an off day at the
initial sack falling down on two easy
chances.
side on strikes in the sixth inning Col
Inns, Baker, and Murphy each taking
three swings.
In the third Collins hit fast one to
Mcbride, which tho local Star got with
only one hand. The ball bounced away
from Capt. Mac. but he kept following
in it's wake. and threw to Elberfeld in
time to get Collins going to second.
Not fly ball was captured by either of
the AlI-Star outfeIders.
In the fifth Thomas hit to Johnson for
what looked to be sure single. but the
pride of Washington knocked it down
with one hand and threw the runner out
a first.
Cobb singled to center in the eighth.
Barry muffed Oldring $ throw in. and Ty
turned second and kept going for third.
Barry heavcd tho ball to Baker and Cobb
was ont by inches. But it vas some dar-
ing feat at that
Elbcrfeld pulled off banner play in
tic seventh. A'ter Baker had singled
hc attempted to steaI second. Street
Caught him IN the act and threw to
t.Iberfeld, but Norman was right There
with spectaCuiLr stuff, pulling N: ball
dc wn with one nand and getting Barry
when he overSiid the base.
You should have seen Doc Gessler
slide to first in the eighth session.
Baker ran into the third base stands
after Chases foul fly in the sixth. The
fast third sacker also handled six other
chGnc IS and got the hit that broke upI
the same.
When Coombs threw to Davis to get
Chase off first base in the third. Davis
muffed the ball. and it rolled under the
Yankees body. He picked the ball up.
" Nalked of the bag and returned it to
Coombs.
Harry Davis home-run hit in the sec
ond inning cleared the right-field fence |
by two feet.
Gardner saved Collins an error by |
second in the sixth. The |
Bostonian had drawn a pass and ad-
to second when Mcbride hit to |
Barry. Collins muffed Barry's throw |
to second. but got Gardner when he |
overslid the bag
Mcbride deprived Collins of apostolic |
two-base hit in the ninth, when he |
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

No unt cut WnCn winning nm >cnTCc.
New YorS................. o 0 o 0 o o.
Rrooky II. ................... 0 0 0 0 -
Runs-Burn>. Wheat. and Hummcl. Two-h4se nits
Becker. CUUl-un, SnoiETa>s and Smith Thrre-
ha~a hit Hummcl DoSIlhe pla,s--Smith to Hum
mel. TColD 10 Hmmel tC DaUbT; MCrke to
Fletcher. Left bascs-New York ;. Brooklyn g.
Fnst base ON hali--nf Bargcr. ,; OF Maxwell, }
S'TIok ont Il, EsrE.r. :: hy Maxwell. = Hit by
pitched ha-Rv Bar=cr. ! rSno-lGra--l: h, Maxwell
lWbratl | mlire>-Mr-sr, Ru-i and FinnCSan.
Time If game hour and y minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

English ship carpenters complained
the competition Of Americans In liza
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

Gardner saved Collins an error by
overrunning second in the sixth. The
Bostonian had drawn a pass and ad-
vanced to second when Mcbride hit to
Barry. Collins muffed Barry's throw
to second. but got Gardner when he
overslid the bag
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
AStars Fail to Hit and Athletics Take the Second Game
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn, 2; New York, L.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
Athletics Come Back
And Trim AU-StarS
Coombs, Bender, and Plank ALLOW but Three Scat
tered Hits-JohnSon Pounded Hard.
Score, 3 to 2.
The score.

Grcat twirler OF the Boston Red SOX, op-
posing the same three pitchers who work.
ed for the Athletics Yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

Mcbride deprived Collins of apostolic
two-base hit in the ninth, when he
stopped "Eddie's" drive, which was on
it's way TO left field.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

Harry Davis home-run hit in the sec
ond inning cleared the right-fieId fence
by two feet.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

When Coombs threw to Davis to get
Chase off first base in the third. Davis
muffed the ball, and it rolled under the
Yankees body. He picked the ball up,
walked off the bag and returned it to
CoombS.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11
Returns trOm Worlds Series an.
nounssd BY ScoFeboard on the Field.

Reserved seats now on sale at SpaId-
lnE's, 613 18th uws and G. II. Whites,
80 18th st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-11

Baker ran into the third base stands
after Chases foul fly in the sixth. The
fast third sacker also handled six other
chGnc IS and got the hit that broke up
the Eame.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Railroad Notes.

That the Western Pacific is again in
business was evident Monday, when the
train from San Francisco pulled in. carry
ing two carloads Of United States soldiers
en- route from the Philippines to the east
The company does not anticipate any
further trouble from snow this winter.
]. G. Doolittlc. general agent for the
Rock Island. has gone to Denver on busi-
ness.
'Photographing Yellowstone Park in
Winter might be termed the title OF a
trip TO be made through the famous ma
tional park the latter part OF this month
and the early part Of February by Ed
ward Norm and II. n, Hays Of the Wylte
Camping company, The object OF the
trip Is to secure winter photographs of
the park.
Colonel A. H. Stevens, general agent
for the Frisco lines. with headquarters in
Denver, arrived in Salt Lake City Mon
day on one OF his regular business trips.
]. H. Horning, general agent for the
Denver & Rio Grande at Manti. was q
visitor to Salt Lake City Monday.
John r. Harvey. commercial agent for
the Central railway of Savannah. arrived
In Salt Lake City Monday and will re-
main In this territory for several days.
Harvey formerly was travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Rock Is
land, with headquarters in this city, He
is now situated in Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Henry (3ehrig"I I Going Do My Best!
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
RACING

est disappointment. when in the third race
he was held AT { TO 10 and could not 10
better than second. County Tax leading
from start to finish. Jockeys Obcrt and
I.oflus were suspended indefinitely pend :
Ing an Investigation OF their riding OF ben
Double and Glucose respectively In the
fifth race.
Results;
First race. three furlongs-Sister Flor
cncc. 90 10 /, won; Naughty Rose, . 10
I. second; DrcXel Hill. II TO l, third
Time 0:36 2-5.
Second race, flvc furlongs-Delnite. 4
To l. won; Emma Stuart, 10 l. second
Common Sense, 90 10 l, third. Time,
:01 3-5.
Third race, seven furlouEs-County
Tax. o TO >. won; Adrian. 10 10. sec
ond; Sand HILL TO /. third, Time. .2s
Fourth race six furlongs-Via Octa-
Via. 9 to /, won: Guy Fisher. TO ?. sec
ond: Alfred the Great, to :, third
Time, J.lS.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Abrasion,
To s. won; Judge Walton, 30 to /, sec
ond; Ben Double, to :. third Time
l:27 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and siSteenth-Dis
content. Is 10 3. won; Henry Hutchinson
S to 5, second, Limpet, to 1. third, Time
AS ),
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
GENERAL MARKET DAY FOR
VALLEY TOWNS PROPOSED

For the purpose OF forming a joint or
ganization. the first OF its kind ever
known in this state. representatives from
Rivertou, Draper, South Jordan, Midvale.
Taylorsville, Holiday and other little
settlements of the county will gather at
Murray the last OF this week and enter
into details dealing with great farmers
market day undertaking. President
James W. McHenry of the Murray Com
mercial club and a special committee
from the board OF governors are at the
head of the plan. John Allen. Frank At
wood and Fred James will represent
Draper; ], Danzie. William Stout West
Jordan; Hyrum Nelson, Holiday: Joseph
vile; John Hansen. Riverton. and ". d.
Kuhre. w. W. Wilson and c, c. Crapo
viii represent Sandy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
COMPANY H NAMES
GREGORY CAPTAIN
Privates Simpson and Enhouse
Are Fined $40 Each for Alb
Sence From Drill.

Company II Of the Utah National
guard has a new captain. In ". IL.
Gregory, who was elected by a unani-
nous vote, Monday night, Adjutant Cen
eral Wcdgwood is confident tho company
has an officer who soon will bring il
up TO all military requirements. Cap
tain Gregory has an cnvlable military
record. lie was member OF the uni
ycrsity of Illinois cadet battalion and
acted as captain his last two years in
school. He had four years OF service
in the Illinois National guard and comes
here highly recommended,
Captain Gregory succeeded Captain
capron, with the company n little less
than ono year. who retired. owing 10
business obligations. Captain Gregory
saws he has several young mon in view
for members Of the company and eN
poets TO raise the enrolment to forty
within a months time.
Monday evening companies G and II
were united for a special drill, with Cap
tain ApplcWhite in command
Captain Lc Roy Bourne OF the Signal
corps. who is summary court officer.
held a session of court in the infantry
headpuarterS Monday night, with three
batterymen under Courtmartial for alb
sence from drill. Privates Simpson and
Enbouse We're found guilty and given a
fine of $40 each. which they have until
Tuesday evening 10 pay.
Private Morse did not appear before
the court and his case Will be taken up
at the next session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24

Looking as husky as a young on Henry
Cchring, who meets Mike Iokel ON The
mat al The Salt Lake thcatcr tomorrow
night for the championship pf the world
in the middlewcicht class. arrived in Snlt
Lake late Monday afternoon. lie was ac-
companied from Cleveland by his man
agcr, +. j. SCaulon. At the MoXum hotel
shortly after his arrival. Gchring said;
Il feel Is spry as Il spring chckeni
never felt better in my life. This altitude
business is joke 10 me. IT ! can't
stand n little trip through the mountains
III sell out. | really believe | am in bot,
ter condition than when / started. The
trip has not tired me IN the least am
ready for The battle of my life. II IolSel
throws me | will bcNSurpriScd, He will
have TO work harder than he ever did be
fore to put me on my back
C'ehvinGs manager said:
I'VE came out here TO win. and | think
we viii go back homo with. the honors
tucked under our arms Gchring Will
weigh in at l5o pounds, the same weight
tina, he was when hc wCostlcd Wllloughby
recently. This man Yoke Is hard propo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
NOT ONE FAV0RITE IN
FRONT AT WEST TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 23.-Ths was field
day for outsiders at the. West Tampa
course, not n favorite winning.
Vanen. showing startling form rever-
sal. won from field of distance horses
with ease after being left at tho post.
Nearly all the winners were backed from
their opening prices.
First race, one mlIe-Severa. to s..
won; Ruiloba, 3 TO ], second, George Bal
lev. 10 TO !. third. Time, i:49 20.
Second race. six furlongs-Radiation
3 to l. won: Donaldo. to l, second; os-
sian. 10 10 I, third. Time. lis As.
Third race, six furlongs-Grenade, 4
10 l: Won Star Venus. Z to >: second
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs
Horizon. . to |. won: Sandiver, to 1,
second; Teddy Bear. S TO 5. third. Time,
iii 2-5.
Fifth race. one mile-Annie Nelson, 10
10 /. won; New Star. u to J. second;
Chess, 81 to !, third Time. 1:+s.
Sith race, mile and siteenth, selling
Vanen, q To 1. won; King OF Mist, o.
to |. second; Walter Mclean, 4 TO /,
third. Time. zoe As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
TO HONOR ROBERT BURNS

All arrangements are complete for the
commemorative exercises to be given to-
night at Unity hall by the Thistle club
in honor OF the one hundred and fifty
Sc cond anniversary Of the birth OF Robert
programme includes a Scottish concert in
which well-known Salt Lake musicians
will take part. and grand ball. Re-
freshments also Will be served in the
evening, and exhibition step dancing by
the Thistle club dancers Will be given In
connection with the concert programme.
The dance music will include Scotch
nie and nonmlar Win all and annie
preparations have been made for the re-
ceTtion and entertainment OF large
number OF Thistle club members and
their friends. The reception committee
comprises w A. Cray. Rachel Cain,
Jeanie Service. George Robinson. Mrs.
James PETERS. Mary Hood and Mile
Chalmers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
COMMISSIONER DONE ON
F. & NJ. INSURANCE CONCERN

Willard Done, state insurance commits
sioner, has issued the following state
ment regarding the Farmers and Mer-
chants company OF Lincoln, Neb.:
THE Farmers and Me rchants Insur-
ance company of Lincoln. Neb.. which
was withdrawn from the state of Utah
through the operation OF the insurance
law nearly two years ago, is in financial
difficulty and receiver has been asked
for. Nearly all the policies placed In
Utah by this company have expired. The
holders OF those which still remain in
force are advised to take out new in
surance TO repace the insurance in this
company. The loss OF unearDed premiums
Will amount only TO 2 trif1e and the insured
Will take no chances by replacing this
insurance in an authorized company,
"Holders OF unpaid claims in the Farm
ers and Merchants Insurance company
are requested TO refer them 10 this de-
partment."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
BLACK CHAMP P|ON To
APPEAR IN SALT LAKE
Jack JOhnSOn's Manager Comes
to Arrange for Big Show
Next Week.

Jack Johnson Will probably appear in
Salt Lake February s.
Harry Payton. manager OF the black
champion, was in this city Monday. MAX
Ing arrangements for his man TO give
an exhibition here. Clayton said Mon
day that he had been practically assured
Of an engagement at the Salt Lake the
ater next Friday night Harry HeaCren.
he said. would look after the local end
Of the show.
IL is planned to have Johnson meet
some fast man in a six round bout, be-
sides giving exhibitions with his boxing
partners. Included in the programme win
also he number OF boxing, matches be-
tween some OF the fastest boys in the
west An effort Will be made, 1t is lm-
derstood, 10 have Jimmy Reagan appear
In the show against some good boy.
In speaking OF Johnsons visit to Salt
Lake, Payton said:
Jack has soft spot in his heart for
this town. He Will leave Chicago In a
few days on a western trip. and he has
asked that Salt Lake be the first city
in which he is booked This show will
give the fans an excellent opportunity TO
get line on the champion. Johnson
has often expressed a desire to appear
in Salt Lake since the memorable battle
al Reno last July"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO
CREATING SMOKE NUISANCE

The Tribune Publishing company and
the Deseret News pleaded not guilty In
Police Judge WhitsRer's court Monday to
charge of violating the smoke nuisance.
Attorney Mckinney. who represented
the former asked that the case be set
at a later date, as Judge q. w. Powers.
who is TO have charge, is in California.
The trial was set for February 13,
Bishop Miller said in behalf OF the
Deseret News that efforts had been made
at all times to comply with the ordi-
nance. He was instructed TO take the
matter UP with the firemen and TO abate
the nuisance. The case was continued
without date.
The case against the Hotel Utah was
continued TO March 10 it having been
explained that the heating plant for this
building is only a temporary one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
MAY DELAY CHOOSING
SUCCESSOR Of HUGHES
Colorado Legislature Will Begin
Balloting Today, but Deadlock
Is Predicted.
GOVERNOR IS CANDIDATE
II No One Is Elected, He Will Ap-
point Some One to Fill the
Two Year Interim.
GOVERNOR IS CANDIDATE

DENVER, Jan. 2S.-The Colorado leg
islature will begin balloting at noon to-
morrow for a successor to the late
United States Senator Charles J. Hughes.
Jr.. without any of the several candidates
having been indorsed by Democratic
caucus.
Efforts to bring the Democrats to-
setner In caucus have proved fruitless.
The present alignment means no choice
on first ballot. and everything points 70
a deadlock which might continue
throughout the session, making 1t ne
cessary for Governor John F. Shafroth
10 appoint some one to the vacancy.
In that contingency, Hughes's success
nor would not be named for two years.
when successor also for United States
Senator Simon Guggcnheim will be
chosen.
The active candidates for Hughes S
seat are Mayor Robert w. Speer OF Den
yer, ex-governor Alva Adams of Pueblo
and ex-Governor Charles s. Thomas OF
Denver. In addition, certain legislators
have expressed preferences for Thoma S
j. ODonneil OF Denver and Congressman
John II. Martin of Pueblo.
Governor Shafroth Is believed to be
the logical selection. should deadlock
occur on Speer. Adams and Thomas
The Republican minority members
have conferred several times without
agreeing on anyone 20 receive their com
plimentary vote, but the list has been
slfted down to Joel r. Vaille and Frank
{. Goudy, both prominent attorneys OF
Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
FRATERNAL UNION TAKES
IN MANY NEW MEMBERS

Union OF America held an important
meeting in odd Fellows hall Monday
night, on which occasion filty-threc new
members were added Ia the organization
in this city The ceremonies of initntion
We're conducted by Supreme President F..
L. Roosc or Denver.
Following routine business and the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year. the
large company enjoyed n banquet
One of The pleasing features OF the So
cial entertainment; was the presentation
by IL +. Rawlings of a solid gold badge
TO r. T. Avcson, retiring fraternal master,
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing year: Fratcrnal Master.
W. u. Crowton justice, r. {. Wiley;
truth. Agnes Gill: mercy, Ada Aveson;
Sidney Chlaker, secretary. II, F., Raw
lings. treasurer. Frank Duncombe. j, Fl,
Everett and Heber a Sterling. stewards;
a. ]. Hill, guide; Sidney A. Chlakcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
Gehring to Timber Up
at the Mission Theater

sitlons | admit. hut 1 believe We have no
cause To feel alarmed. Gchring is I'm bet"
ter shape all around than be has ever
been. I look for him To throw the SAT-
Lake man.
II is understood that ,hero is some oD-
position on tho part Of Gehring's hackers
to the selection of Willard Bcan as rel
cree OF the big match. II referee can
not bc agreed upon by the managers OF
both wrestlcrs today. the matter VIII have
To bc settled by the sport writer's oi the
various Salt Lake cWSpapers. according
To the terms of the wrestling match
agreement Bean appears Ia be the pop
uiar choice. however. and IL is more than
likely that he will be selected referee
without the sporting editors being called
upon to settle the question
Gchrng is scheduled 10 give an cXhi-
hition nj the Mission theater tonight.
when ne will meet the former lightweight
champion and holder OF the Police Ga
zctte belt for that weight, Gehring ami
Ross VIII make two appearances at the
Mission. one al each OF the two nightly
performances. The price for lhc Mis-
sion shows will be 10 and 90 cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
FOUR HORSES RUN NOSES
APART ON SLOPPY TRACK

OAKLAND, Cal. Jan. 23.-Favorites
and wcl-played horses were successful
at Emcryville today. One of the best fin
ishes OF the season came in the mile and
three -sixtecnths event, when four horses
were noses apart. Light showers fell
during the afternoon and the track was
heavy.
First race, three furlongs. two-yoar-
oIds-Na Mic (Thomas), even. won; MIN :
stra (W. MCIntyrc). 30 TO |. second :.
Mic. third Time. 81 seconds. Moon.
Florence s.. wild Fern. Ida George.
Change OF Air and Anna Schneider fin
ished as named.
Class. to 10. second Bob Chocolate
(E; Martini, 20 To l. third. Time. LA.
Great Caesar. Lady NJ, NJ, Indian Girl.
Clara Hampton. Orelio. Ruisseau. Right
Smart, Winona Winter and Othalo nm
ished as named.
Third race. futurity course-l'escar r
(CallahanJ, 7 to 1. third. Time. t:12 2-5.
Commerce. Louise b.. Eddie Mott,
Feather Duster and Seacoast finished as
named.
Fourth race, seven turlongs-Bonnie
Bard (RiddIc). 8 TO 5. won. Jessupburn
CI. Martini. 12 TO I, second; Judge Hen
de's'a i.gs Is. 'fT' Lord clinton, Marburg. MT,
Bishop and Merchant finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and three c-sx xteenths-
FMllette (Scden). 10 .. won; j: c. Glenn
(F3uXton), 10 to l, second. atador (Mar-
tin), s to L. third Time. 2:04 40. Sonia.
Star Actor and Molcscy finished as
named.
sixth race. seven furlongs- Ben Stone
(C4lass), S to l. wen; Eualia Nav (Sel-
den), Z TO 1, second, Allness Piclens).
TO l. third Time. 80 As. Hampass.
Wap GolfhalI, Camera, Ban Lady. Toby,
Redondo. Busy Man and Exchequer fin
iShed as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-24
CHICK SPRINGS
SURPRISE PARTY
Coleman Knocks Out Hart of
San Francisco in the
Third Round.
KID" BELL TURNS THAT
BIG, BRIGHT YELLOW"
Davis of Denver Boxes Gamely
After His Right Wrist Is
Fractured.

Who said Chick Coleman couldn't
come back"
The feature and surprise event OF the
night was the bout between Dick Hart OF
San Francisco and "Chick" Coleman OF
Salt Lake. Although Coleman hadn't been
In the ring for many moons, he went
right after Hart from the start. and In
the third round Of the scheduled lour~
round bout forced the California boy TO
take the count Hart outweighed Cole
man by at least Twenty-Five pounds and
looked like a sure winner when ne
stepped into the ring. The crowd went
wild when Chick" floorcd his man,
out with the fans entirely in his go with
Young" Shafer OF Boise. Bell showed
a. streak of yellow as wide as The MIS-
sissirpi river in food time. and actually
baby. III the first round. With look or
disgust Referee Bean pushed Bell aside
and declared Shafer the winner.
Babe" Davis OF Denver broke his
George Knight, The pride OF Murray.
Davis fought the second round and :.
portion Of the third without the use OF
his right wing and after having been ad :
vised by the referee to drop ous. toward
the close OF The third round Davis was
forced TO give up and Knight was given
The decision
In the bout between the Montana,
Kid of Butte and young Hanlan of
Salt Lake. the Butte boy was given the
decision In the second round
Charles Laurence a fast negro. and
Jack Carpenter fought four rounds 10 Il
draw
the card as n whole. 1T was one of the
best amateur shows presented in salt
Lake in long time.