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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30

Tho illness Of Wolgast came as 4
holt from clear sky. In sporting cen
ters the report was not believed fot
hours.
"1t' 5 another of those tales that al
ways bob up iast before a great bat
tle,' was the answer all gave, But
they wcrc wrong.
Wolgast retired last night after par
taking Of a hearty supper, feeling, he
declared TO his manager. in fine fet-
tie. With Wolgast nj the training
camp in Vernon suburb were his spar
ring partner, Hobo Dougherty. aud
his manager, Tom Jones There We're
three little beds in the room. one for
each man. The party retired for the
night AT o'clock promptly. At 4
O'Clock Wogas; was in the hospital
hcipg prepared for. The operation.
Attack Comes Suddenly.
"At . o'clock. said Doueherty. -
WIS awakened by Ad calling nc. |
jumped ny ana going 10 his bed. be
told me he was in great pain, | thought
IT was merely nervousness, due TO hard
framing, and possibly some worry over
his coming battle with Welsh ] tried
To comfort him, hut in half m hour
he began To grow worse. and / called
Jones.
at 3 clock NC decided TO call
doctor and sec what ihe trouble was.
We called DR.. Pollard and he camc at
once. As soon as he saw Ad hc said:
IL s appendicitis
.'That took the wind out OF Jones
and myself, We asked the doctor what
10 do and he said TO bundle Wolgast
up and put him IN She automobile and
that he would do the rest. We did 40,
and at 4 o clock Ad was in the hos
pital.'
Mr.. Jones. as soon as his protegc
had been safely placed in ward at
the hospital started for Venice in an
automobile for Mrs Wolgast and Mrs.
Jones. He stopped on the way al
Freddie Wclsh's trimming camp and
awakening the English fighter told him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Penn Ready for Cornell.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2a-The mi
Vcrslty OF Pennsylvania football team
today completed its preparation for to-
ln"rr""s game with Cornell with light
signal practice. III" lineup probably win
be tho same that faced Michigan eXcepl
that Harrington win he a. left hairhacI5
Instead OF Thaycf. rhsysr turned his
ankle iii practice Last Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
WOMAN BOXER WILL.
PROVE HER SKILL

Mrs. Nellie DC Cloud. The expert anna
tciir boxer. who took up huNln. as q
mems of restoring her health. bur who
kept on until She became proficient. il
WHINE 10 hos any woman In salt Lake
i'm n private bout for cA~rcisc ami fn,
TIC purpose of defending the claim -,
her friends that she Is the clcvercst
woman boxer IN sail Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Olabby Knocks Out Foe.

SYDNEY. y. $. w. Nov. 29-'Jimmy''
Clabby. middleweight boxing champion OF
Australia, today fought and knocked out
Tim" Land q. middle iSht boxer. in 4
isu-round bout. Clsbby Jed in every
round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Kilbaue Wins Bout.

YOUNGSTOWN. o. Nov. @9.--Jobnnl
kilbanc Of Cleveland defeated Pats,
BrannIean OF Pittsbprg In n teu-rount
bout here tonight. Kilbanc floored hi
opponent in the fourth round. E.arlicl
kilbanc outfoUSht and outSeneralet
Brannigan. but the latter stood lot o
punishment and WAS dangerous for
ys'tiln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
No Release for Doom.

4, nc. toiL, NOV. %s.--Thc effort oi
MsuaEcT Charles Doom of tho PLiI.d,i.
phs National league baseball club tn 50.
cure his release so that lie might aco,drs
partial control 81 the Boston Nationais
resulted today In u telegram from ProsI,
dent foSel cf tho Philadciphis Nationals
winch Dcoln received here. The mes
tase stated that FoSeI would cnpg;dcr
no deal when would mean poo:n's dc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Ad Wolgast in Hospital;
Ritchie to Fight Welsh
Champion Lightweight PugiEst Stricken
On Eve Of Battle, but Physician
Says He Will Fight Again

Os ANGELES Nov 29on the OF of the Creates battles
his life which his title the lightweight
ponshp held the balance and for which he had brought
himself supposedly state physical perfection Adolph Wogas
lightweight champion Of the world lies tonight Clara
pa recovering operation for the Of his
appendix.
At o'clock this Thursday morning he resting easily and
apparently the road quick recovery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Kicks Football 30 Miles.

BOSTON NoT 29-Danicl Sargent. a
Harvard Junior. has kicked an associa-
tior football from Cambridge TO Ips-
vich p distance OF thirty miles. on
wager. II took him eight and a half
hours 20 turn the trick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30

should have bccn and those who misscn
the seven round go have cause for re :
e-ret
ment for next Wednesday night
Jack Rogers challenged tho winner y,
th" Clponi bout Young Peter" TacE-
son also challenged the winner Mon
taua Jack Sullivan sent word nc wautco
10 meet tho winner.
Bean IS trying 10 match Tally John.
who defeated Sinclair recently, with
kid" Davis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Gun Club Shoot TODAY.

The Salt Lake Gun ciub will hold a
special shoot n, 10 o'clock this forenoon.
This Is the frs; shoot since the opening
OF the duck season. Shells can be had
on the grounds ana everybody is IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
SOUTH CAROLINA
RACE MEET STARTS

tpI lMEIs :. G, Nov. 29.-Tomorror-
tho initial mid inter meet Of tho C'ol,In,
ria Racing association will onon in this
i'H tor thirty daHs. The ThznksciNiuc
nahdlcar at three quarters Of = mile is
expected to prove the feature event
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Bronson Beats Howell,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 2o.-Ray
Bronson of this city. leading in every
round after the first. won handny from
Tommy Howell of Philadelphia In thir-
teen rounds here tonight, After the first
round. in which no damage WIS done by
either. Bronson started in and landed
jrCClE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30

the news. For moment Welsh was
dazed. Then he said;
''Well, that y TOO Dad | certainly
hope Nd gets out of this. don Z care
so much for the financial loss as ! do
for Ad. We were always good friends.
On arriving at the hospital, Mrs,
Wolgast was taken AT once 10 her hus-
band g room. whore she remained until
o clock. DR. Pollard had called in
consultation Doctors Barton aud Sher.
rard, and il was decided unanimously
that an operation was tho only thing
that could save Wolgast : life. and
that. il il were performed at once.
the patient would he insured speedy
recovery because OF his fire physical
condition and power Of resistance.
Operation is Success.
Manager Jones was acquainted with
this decision aud Informed WoIgast
'All right. Tom, tho champion re-
piled "All right. | II 90 through il,
but Tom. none nf that sleeping stuff
for ne Just teI them 10 strap mn
down tight aud thea 70 10 it. | can
stand il.
Ii was Just $50 n. M. when a white,
capped nurse gcutly placed sponge
under ihc champion = nostrils and it
was just d5 minutes before the door
opened. Then ;hc champion was
wheeled back TO his room and put into
bed.
At $50 o'clock. Wolgast came out
of the sJupor caused by the anaesthctic
and Mrs. Wolgast and Manager Jones
were admitted 10 soc him for few
moments.
81 feel fine nc said to his wife.
aud am all right. II he out in few
DAYS.
DIR. Pollard made statement to-
night 10 the effect that the operation
was successful and that Wolgast would
recover rapidly.
Manager McCarey of tho Vernon
Athletic club, announced tonight that
he had engaged Willie Ritchie, train
ing partner for Packey Mcfarland, 10
fight Welsh tomorrow. and that Ritcbie
had left San Francisco for Los An
geles
Welsh agreed 70 this change Of nlan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Sickness Cancels Bout.

PITTSBURG. Nov. G9.-The bout be- .
tween Buck Grouse Of Pittshurg and
knockout Brown Of Chicago, scheduled
here for tonight. has been called Off be-
cause OF tho Illness Of Grouse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
COMPLETE CHANGE AT SENIOR
LOUVRE

New orchestra, new singers. commenc,
ing this evening. Tho best entertain
ment during dinner and after theater
L the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Roller LoseH Match.

ABERDEEN. S. n. Nov. 29.-Dr r. T.
Roller the Seattle wrestler, who agreed
to throw George ". Turner twice i'm an
hour. failed TO get even ono fall tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Kodak Pictures Ftntsned

KODAK P1ctures Finished.
Nail your films TO us. Salt Laks
Photo Supply Co, l59 Mala street
Exclusive photo dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-30
Tribune Want Ads,

Bell Main 1900. Independent $50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
FRESHMEN WIN FROM
BOUNT|FUL "QU|NT'
Visitors Are Unable to Follow
Pace Set by Speedy
Opponents.

The university freshmen easily de-
feated the Bountiful high school IN
game Of basketball played Friday after
noon in the university gymnasium. The
game ended with the score Al TO "a. The
BountIfu. lads put up hard nsh'' nut
were unable TO follow the pace set D!
their more experienced opponents.
During the first half Of the contest the
visiting team played n better game than
1t did in the second half end managed
to hold The freshmen down TO score OF
1e 70 s. I'm the second half the visitors
having allowed the freshmen to get away
from them, For the Bountiful team,
Palmer. At center played good game
and Wright at left forward, was in the
thick Of the fray all the time, For the
freshmen. Briggs played his usual swift
game. while Dillman and Ashton did
great work at covering their men at
guard The lineup follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
Evanston Sportsen Prepared Wager Amateur Con ri
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses
RACING

(Flscher). to .. won; Prince Winter
tCavanaugh). 20 TO L. second; David Bo-
land (Archbaldl. to ]. third, Time.
l:17. Lorenzo. Tahoe. Gypsy Girl. Wise
Child Who. Ferno and ketchel finished
as named.
Third race, six furlongs-Grace q. (E.
Martini, to 1 won: Lord Provost (Mc-
Bride) 6 TO l. second; Mlnnedocia CJahn-
SEM. 15 to I. third Time. lily 2-5.
Hex. Faneuil Hail. Lady Rensselaer,. Ar
thur Hynlan and Copn De Ora finished as
named.
Fourth race. ruturity course-Flying
Footsteps (J McIntyre), even. won
Darlington (E. MARTINI. 10 /. second /.
Inclcment (Riddle). Z TO ]. third, Time,
1,l3 4-5, Pluvious, Royal Stone. Sim
Feinn, Clara w. and Down Patrick
finished as named
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
-Matador (Garner), Q to 8, won; Ham :
pass (Kirschbauml. IL 10 l, second ;
Gretchen G. (E. Martini, 6 TO ]. third.
Time, ISL. Onatassa. Miss Onicious.
Paul Clifford Charley Paine, 2oroaste.,
Allness. French Cook Direct and Osau-
dene finished as named.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
The Bailiffs Daughter (Davies), to
J. won; Pete G. Mclntyre), Is TO 5, sec
ond Ben Uncas (Radtke). to l. third,
Time. 1:51 3-5. Eoso. Incentive, Meada
Sue Layton Silver Grain, Ban Lady.
Harry Rogers and Camera finished as
named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
GOOD SPORT PLANNED
FOR MONDAY NIGHT

Manager Hardy tIleady) Downing OF
tho Manhattan Athletic club received =,
letter from Roy ShumwsY, the boxing
promoter Of Ogden. Friday. saying that
Shun~ay would Ike 10 send his tnfee
crack amateurs XII Harrison. Eddie
Msthewson and Indian Tommy, TO salt
Lske CITY 30 clean up the champions
o1 tlc Manhattan club.
Downing says that the Junction CITY
man can get all he wants shortly ana
that for Monday nights card al the Man
haitian club the best boys available VIII
he signed up to box, and the winners
OF Tic bouts will he pitted against The
Csd.T boys the following week. provided
tho Cate suits Sllumway.
Harrison weighs l33; Ma;hewson, l22.
ard Indian Tomns'. i16 pounds.
Bishop and Carpenter Will probably box
nj The Mania tan club Monday night
and the winner OF this match should give
Harrison all that he cares 10 handle.
George knight and "pinse" Mccarthy
one viii box Mathewson. knight should
make Mathewson realize that he Is In
the ring all the time
Eddie Hadlcy and 'Dodn' Reiser Will
90 In the bantamweisht class. Either oi
these boys would undoubtedly make a
good match for the Ogden boy Of the
same weight.
These With two other good bouts,
ought Ia round out one Of the best anna
tour cards ever seen In salt Lake. Box
ing fans are assured some real enter
tainment next Monday night.
Joe Ciark the popular local welter-
weight who started his boxing career In
this city a few years ago. and who has
been in California cleaning up tho
night for the first time since his return
To Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28

That interest in tho coming aviation
meet In Salt Lake CITY Is daily incrcis-
Ing throughout the intcrmounlaln couh-
trr is Indicated in communication re-
ccivcd at aviation headquarters IN Inc
Kenyon hotel Friday from Charles MlN
OF Evanston. Wyo.
Mix informs tho promoters OF inc
February flying show that he mas q
home made aeroplanc with which he
proposes 10 enter all amateur contests.
lie especially asks to enter against Car,
ence Walker, the Salt Lake boy, who WIN
dy his new Cuitiss 80" bIplaue. Mix
also declares that the people Of thiS
section Of the state have gone crazy
about the aviation meet in Salt Lake and
are willing 10 make big wagerS mat l
will win from any amateur on the
grounds. / think hundreds of persons
Interested in the new sport Will visit Salt
Lake on the days OF the meet. MIN 5
offer TO ny here was Immediately ac-
cepted by the promoters and his name
was placed on the programme which Is
being arranged for tho three days oil en-
tertainmcnt.
Look Over Proposed Field.
James Wade and Benjamin ribby, two
air show boosters. spent Friday alter
noon looking over the proposed aviation
field. about Il fifteen minute car ride
from the business section OF the city. ~
aviation headquarters Friday night Ttbby
said.
Harrington park. where the flights are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
HYDR0PLANE IS
GREAT SUCCESS
Glenn Curtiss Again Flies
From the Water and Lights
Without a Splash.
NEW AVIATION PRINCIPLE
is CONSIDERED SOLVED
Future Machines Will Land
With Equal Facility on
Land or Sea.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan, Gin tour
milo fight from the water today, Glenn
H. Curtiss further demonstrated the sue
cess OF his hydro -aeroplanc lie rose
from the water with The ease that the
acroplanc rises from land. lie circ!ec
twice around the revenue cutter Bear ana
the repair ship Iris in the harbor. turn
ing in "A shorter range than lac usually
turns I'm the regular acroplanc ana
dropled down on the water in front OF
his headquarters without even Splash;
The demonstration today was Waicheu
by many people. both aIloat and ashore,
When he landed today Curtiss declared
hc WAS satisfied. and added:
Tho equipment | have used u.s.. oil
course. crude. but ! shall make some I'm :
provcmeuts and perfect others ne
main problem is solved. II viii now ne
possible to have a machine that can be
used either on water or on land. landing
at will on either. Water always affords
an open fiat space. while Ii is not always
easW to come down ON land
There will lac flying at the coronado
Country clubs grounds tomorrow ana
SUNDAY IN which Curtiss, Ely, the nero
cf the Pennsylvania flight; Harry ,.
darkness and Il, A. Robinson VIII lake
part; HarNncss viii ny an Antoinet'e
nionopldne 49,,
on nest Monday the regular instruction
OF Lieutenant Ellison Of the navy ana
Lieu;cnants Eerk and Walker OF the army
Will besin on North island.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
NEW LEADERS CROP OUT
IN BOWLING TOURNEY

ST LOUIS. Jan. 27.-New leaders
cropped out in the individuals and two.
men team events in the tournament Of
the American Bowling congress here this
afternoon. James Smith and Edward
Gebhardi OF Buffalo. y. Y, are leading In
the doubles, having hung up a score of
1924 today. which tops the tournament
record OF Riehl and Gardell of Cincinnati
by Is points.
Oscar Large Of Watertown Wis. went
into the lead In the singles with a score
OF 656, dispacing Charles Schneider Of
Dayton. o., with 651
Officers of the congress were elected
al the final meeting OF the executive COM
mittee this afternoon and the ticket went
through without opposition.
The officers are:
President. II. r. Bryson, Indianapolis.
First vice president. F. ". Gozewisch,
ST Paul.
Second vice president. NJ. A. Phillips.
st. Louis
Third vice president, Louis wehner,
Milwaukee.
Secretary, A. l.. Langtry, Milwaukee,
Treasurer, z. l.. Pasdeloup. Chicago
The 1915 tournament WAS awarded to
Milwaukee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
M 'CURDY WILL TRY
LONG FLIGHT TODAY
Aerial Trip From Key West to
Havana Postponed on Ac-
count of Winds.

KEY WEST. Fla. Jan. 27.-Weather
forecasts tonight are for light winds to-
morrow. and Aviator McCurdy expects to
start on his Key West Havana flight.
which was again postponed today.
When a torpedo boat destroyer went
out into the gulf and reported an eigh-
teen mile breeze, McCurdy anxious TO
be off. made a trip out from the harhor
In boat to confirm the report. on re-
turning. he announced the flight was off
Early tomorrow morning the United
states destroyers will again take their
positions in the gulf TO report wea ather
conditions.
II McCurdy is successful in his pro-
posed flight. he may attempt TO ny over
Havana harbor from the torpedo boa /,
destroyed PaudiDg to the shore The
navy department has authorized for this
purpose the use OF the Paulding
1t Is recognized that such Il Night offer,
great difficulties, the deck of tho
Paulding lies much closer to the water
than does those Of the Birmingham and
Pennsylvania. from which flights prevI
ous!y have been made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
QUAKER FIGHT FANS
PUT BAN ON FULL DRESS
PHI ADEI,PEIA

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ian. II
Jack O'Brien. manager OF the American
Athletic club. must eliminate Tony"
Biddle as referee and give real battles
at his club or lose patronage. This is
the open utimatum delivered by fight
fans The last bouts bad and
O'Bricn helped matters alonG by allow
ing Bidde to referee the final bout. This
Nelson both rough, hard fighters.
Biddle appeared III the ring In even
ing clothes. At first he was "joshed"
about his bald srsot. Later the "joshng"
turned TO boots and catcalls. In at
tempting TO break the men, Biddle re-
fused to go between them. In the third
round Biddle accidentally was the recipi-
ent Of a blow. He Immediately squared
off and prepared 10 fight himself, but
thought better Of ii,
o'Rrien acknowledged that the whole
exhibit was had and promised the fight
fans to do better In tho future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
ORGANIZE ANOTHER
BASEBALL CIRCUIT
Cities of Inland Empire System
VIII Be Included in the
New League.

SPOKANE, Jan. 27.-Plans have
been completed for the organization of
a baseball league to be known as the
Inland Empire league, with the fol-
lowing towns Of the Inland Empire
system represented: Coeur d'Alene,
Rosalia. Colfax and Spokane Protec.
tion will be asked from the national
association under the class "D'
rating.
Manager Denno of the lake city team
is the promoter of the league, and
stated this morning that all arrange
ments have been nude for the opening
of the organiza tion April s.
1t is planned to arrange schedule
for two games each week and the sea
son to close September "a. Double
headers will be played on all holidays
and games will be played Saturdays
aud Sundays.
Manager Denno of the Occur d'Alene
team has signed fast bunch of semi
professionals and is confident that he
will have team that will be strong
contender for the pennant. Leach
who broke his leg last season, will be
back in the game If he is in form he
is one OF the best slab artists in this
section or the country.
Tom McMnnus will have charge at
Rosalia and has been at work for the
last month signing up players. He has
n number of local men who should
make good. and with several of the
cracks from Spokane he will have a
strong team.
Dan Binnard will be the leader of
the Whitman county club, and with
his experience he will no doubt have q
team that will be strong contender
for the flag. Ripley will probably be
his first string pitcher, and when he
is going good he is hard man to
beat
Harry Kingsbury Of the Hover
Schiffner team will be the leader OF
the Spokane team and has already
signed sixteen men. He had one Of the
fastest independent aggregations II
the inland empire last year and has
most of the stars signed for the com
ing season. No games will be played
in Spokane while the Indians are play
ing at home.
The Recreation park grounds will be
used by the league while the North
westerners are on the road Coeul
'Alene has fine field, as has Colfax
and it is planned TO build new parl
at Rosalia. A meeting will be hello
some time next month, officers will bt
elected and schedule arranged fol
the league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
LOOK FOR BIG FIGHT
WITH BALL MAKERS
Robson and Hermann Resign
From Rules Committee to
Keep From Mixing.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan, o7.-The real
reason why President Stanley Robson
Of the ST. Louis cardinals, and Presi~
dent Arthur Hermann of the Cincinnati
reds. have resigned from the rules
committee of the National league is
that there is to he a big fight made
before this committee by the different
baseball manufacturers, and these gen
tlemen do not wish to enter into that
dght.
composed of President Barney Drey-
fuss of the Pittshurg club. President
Robson has given whatever authority
he possesses in the committee work to
Manager Roger Bresnahan, but since
Bresnahan is manager he cannot act
on this committee
President Thomas j. Lynch of the
National league, Will announce in a
very few days the names of the two
men TO succeed Robson and Hermann.
The fight which will be made against
the baseball will come up probably at
the March meeting of the league Off
calls. A new ball. or the old one, is to
be chosen again at this time.
The A. G, Spalding company, which
makes the ball now used. is said to have
paid nothing whatever for its fran
chise. Local manufacturers of base
balls say that the franchise is valued
at 1000. and there is a maker in this
city who will bid that amount to get
it.
The fact that the National league has
used Spalding's ball for a great many
years is said to be the real truth behind
his remarkable business success.