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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Co-eds Desire to
Play Like Men or
Not Play at All

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gene. Or. Feb. 1e.-Bccause their
physical director. DR.. Bertha NJ.
Stuart, refused to allow the girls To
play basketball la mems rules. and
insisted upon the more refined" girls
regulations. a number OF the sorori
Ties have refused To enter tho inter
sorority basketball series for the silver
cup offered. and the series has been
given up. Tho womens rules do not
allow guarding player To place her
hands upon the one holding the ball.
and place narrow limits upon the fields
In which the various players may
move. Tho co-cds declare that this
form of game is entirely too tame,
and refuse 10 play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Los Angeles School on Top

The indoor rifle match held last weel,
between the Salt Lake high school and
the Harvard school OF Los Angeles re-
suited in the defeat of the Salt Lake
team by a 36point margin. the score
being SS4 to S4s. The match was one
OF the scheduled matches in the Inter
scholastic league,
The Salt Lake team shot we'll In the
off hand firing. The strong shooting OF
the Los Angeles team at the prone po-
sition won the match, however.
The unusual feature about the shooting
of the Salt Lake team was that Its
standing shooting equaled it's prone
shooting. while the prone record OF the
coast team was Increased by 5S points
over the standing firing. The boys here
have not had sufficient practice at the
prone position. II appears.
Captain Webb, who is coaching the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
JACK LESTER WOULD
BOX JACK JOHNSON

CHICAGO, Feb. 16, = President
George G. Herman of the Central ANA
teur Athletic union has notified II. II.
Latham of Chicago that the contest
for the Central Amateur Athletic union
indoor swimming championships Will be
awarded to the Chicago Athletic asso-
citation. Arrangements have been made
to spread the contests over two even
inps. The first events will be held on
March s in the c. A. A, tank. AS soon
as the definite announcement of the
awarding Of the big meet to the c. A. A.
has been made, entry blanks will be
sent to all clubs in tho division,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
AROUSED OVER
An ALLEGED PLOT

GASo 'i'S Feb. 16.-Chicago baseball
\, snie there is in existence a
i. POT to rob the cubs of the
= lsague pennant in 1911. The
aeoy 0ntfelder Beck of the
vent to the Cincinnati reds
,ls = Tor $4,000 is said to be the
.es y VI proof of the conspiracy.
!lg to the sporting editors in
we New York giants will not
Z. ts.TIsldable 2 bidders for the pen.
|. - c.e NE reds will. These writers
|h,S;,ry, Ssi.y Hermann of the reds
aent sent Dreyfuss of the pirates
81. ss.na over the Conspiracy. /"
n owners, the writer's say. are
" seelr opposition to President
l,,,l;n u .ne cubs, and would do al
"a a%Ing Wsg, to beat him out OF the
"a, y ShlIo Beck is not regarded
49,. y o. the first magnitude he is
|srs = q valuable PLAYER, who
|tshsaa mighty handy in case one
regular outfelders is in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
EXAMS PLAY HAVOC
AT NORTHWESTERN U

CHICAGO. Feb 16-The freshman
track team of the Northwestern uni
versity was disrupted yesterday when
the results of the first semester eX-
animation held last week were an
nounced OF the best ten men on the
team but four remain. Four others
passed the examination, but their av-
eraees were too low TO permit them to
remain on the team. Two others failed
to pass and will have to leave the
team.
This announcement dashed all hopes
of the freshmen for success next Tues
day, when a team composed Of varsity
and freshmen athletes are TO meet the
star track men of the Illinois Ath,
lctic club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Boxing Clubs No. Keen
for "Cowbell Chorus

NEW YORK, FEB. 16.-Ncw York
hc,,ino clubs have decided To sup
nrcss recent innovation at bouts IN
mis- city. namely. the, "cowoell
chorus" by which the admirers OF
VARIOUS local boxers have been ,' ac.
.cusiomed to show their appreciation
az Inc efforts OF their layorltes
Recently. club officials state; this
orGanIzed Cheering" with horns.
bells and other instruments OF noise
nroduction has become so obstreper-
1,,s 40 10 constitute nuisance, About
90 40 ner , cent OF those present. the club
officiaIs declare do not appreciate
the efforts Of the no!so makers and
win be glad to see IL done away
with,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
FRIDAYS GAME AN
IMPORTANT CONTEST
Red and Black Will Fight to
Keep Seasons Record
SpOtless.

The basketball game between the Salt
Lake high school five and the Granite
nigh school team, TO he played Friday
afternoon In the Granite gymnasium.
Fourth East and Fourteenth South
streets, will be one OF Importance. as
loss for the visitors will not only mar
the clean record of the red and black
team. but will greatly lessen the chances
OF the team winning the division cham
pionship. The farmers have improved
wonderfully the past week and with the
game In their own gymnasium they ex-
pect TO land hard on the visiting five.
Captain Roy Mcintyre OF the Salt Lake
high school team says that his players
are in the best Of condition for the fray
and that the guard position. formerly
played by Tommy Fitzpatrick. who re-
Gently graduated, will be ably handled
by Harvey Ward, a new man at the
game. but an able and fast player. Ward
VIII start the game, with Wallace as his
substitute. leggroan will play for the
GRANTEES. He is a strong man all around
The officials will probably be Lon Rom
ney of the university and Whit Ashton
OF the freshmen five.
The lineup will be;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
JOCKEY RICE IS FINED
500 FOR ROUGH RIDING

JUAREZ. Mexico. Feb. 16.-Follie Levy.
at to in the betting. easily won the
Jalopa selling stakes. one milo, at Ter
razas park today. She Overwhelmingly
outclassed her field and won by ten
lengths In the fast time of :3S 1-5. Two
favorites won. Rice was fined 500 for
rough riding.
Results:
First race four furlongs-Thistle Rose,
105 (MoleSworth). even. won; FrazZle.
l05 (McCulough, to l. second: Lady
Dolora, 1o5 (McGec), 10 10 l. third.
Time ~ 2-5 seconds. La Luz. Fangs.
Defy Edna s. and Woolval also ran.
Second race. selling. three -ycar-olds
and up. ono mie-Alma Boy. li2 (Rice).
to .. won: judith Page. los (McCul-
louch) 6 TO o. second. Solus, liz cloud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL
BE HELD In CHICAGO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lG-The
Chronicle this morning publishes chal-
lencc issued by Tommy Burns, on behalf
OF his protcEe, Jack Lester, to Jack john
ferrinc TO an interview In which johnson
was reported TO have said he would like
TO meet Lester. Burns says:
no doubt Johnson is talking for a
diversion III he Will box Lester In finish
contest within two weeks In private or
public winner take all. the match is on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
DR.. ROLLER IS BADLY
INJURED IN OMAHA
Seattle Wrestler Forced to Re-
tire in Match With
Westergaard.

OMAHA. Feb. 16.-Dr. r. r. Roller of
Seattle was seriously injured after TWEEN
ty-Gvc minutes of wrestling in the second
bout of a match with Jess Wcstergaard
OF Dcs Moines. tonight. and was forced
TO retire the match being awarded 10
Wcster2aard.
Roller won the first fall in twenty six
minutes and forty seconds.
An examination or Rollers injuries by
q physician following the match showed
the wrestler to be seriously but not per-
manenuy injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
CLEVELAND OFFERED
GREGG JOKE CONTRACT

PORTLAND. Feb. 16.-Vcan Gregg
signed his contract with Cleveland re-
Gently and the newspaper men invesu-
gntlng found out that the maps owners
looked upon him as false alarm and
would not accede 10 his wishes. The
contract sent the big Portland pitcher
was the most ludicrous one rendered a
minor league player.
In the first place the contract called
for $500 a year. He was ordered to pay
$50 for his uniforms. pay transportation
TO the training camp and If he failed TO
deliver pay for expense incurred during
the training spell and was also under
obligation TO the club for other minor
expenses. This contract aroused the
good natured Vean and he aVowed that
he would not sign unless he received a
new contract, lie got II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
LEADERSHIP OF D0GD0M
GOES TO SCOTCH TERRIER

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-For the first
time In years the leadership of dogdom
belongs TO Scotch terrier Tickle En-
Jock was led from the bench show IN
Madison Square Garden tonight as the
official choice OF the Judges as the best
OF the 2100 canine aristocrats which
were exhibited this week under the aus"
piccs of the Westminster Kennel club.
The owner OF the dog bought the cham
pion for $500 In London only a year ago.
Jock wrested first honors from circle of
twenty best" dogs. valued in oil at
500. 600. The show closed LOnight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
CHANCE ON HAND TO
ROUND OUT THE CUBS

CHICAGO, Feb, 1s.-With the, arrival
Of Frank Chance. manager OF the Chi
cago Nationals, today from his winter
home II is expected that four members
Of the team Will attach their signatures
to contracts.
To date the contracts of Johnny Eyers,
Joe Tinker Jack PfcIster and Orval
overall have not been received at Cub
headquarters. but all dlsagrecments over
matters financial or otherwise. II is said,
Will be speedily adjusted when Chance
and President Murphy meet today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
IONKLN WINS WORLDS
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK. Feb. lsIchar,eS mrm the
ConkIin OF Chicago tonight Won 70 -
,yor.Id.s amateur championship at ~
Sailsline billiards by defeating j. fera'-
nand Pogeenburg 400 TO 29f, a.,uc and also
eIGISnr. for the high run Of los. and
for for ,ndividual average OF lG lS,2i ooam %,
which were made during the toufnainehe t,Ie,le
proper. The game tonight was no' eou"'-
cd In the averages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
| ING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
THOUSANDS OF ELK ON
VERGE OF STARVATION

According TO Don c. Briggs and ]. D.
Kilpack, president and first counselor,
respectively. OF the Teton stake. in Idaho.
who are In Salt Lake for few days, en-
route for the east. thousands OF elk are
on the verge OF starvation in the Jack
son Hole country. In northwestern Wyo-
ming. and the state authorities have aD-
proprjated $4,000 for the purchase OF hay
with which to feed the starving animals.
There is five feet of snow lying on the
IenJi n, IN Jackson ,is i1, aoIe' sahd Mr; NJ
valley In large numbers seeking food.
This is an exceptional snowfall even for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

Jackson's Hole. where there Is usually
not more than two feet during the win
ter. Farmers are driving their cattle
out OF the valley in order to feed their
hay to the elk. The great danger now
lies In the scarcity of hay. 1t is esti-
mated that fully $4,000 elk are starving
In the valley. The animals are strictly
protected by the game laws OF the state.
and although they may starve TO death
by the thousands, not one may be
killed. The agents OF the state are buy
ing UP all the feed In sight. and a strong
attempt will be made 10 save the starv-
Ing creatures"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
[TlRS WIN
||JN H[NAGERS
L,,Csnpany F Team Is VIC
,dsus in Fastest Game
4 of Season.
kOGRApHERS TAKE
4 THE CURTAIN RAISER
| Lake Boys Make Great
,.iine Against Champions
I d United States.

,.,,sst basketball game OF the
.-d Thursday night at the
FeDsger's Business College team
-. to defeat at the hands OF tne
c,unsny F team Of Portage
=. score OF % TO 81. More than
,be contest. The crowd was
-,ar from the first whistle To, To- Sne
-, Hsnagers played the cnain-
<,andstill and held inc rortase
80 IL 10 IL score In the ilrst
- y showing made by the salt
vas remarkable, considering
"a, the Company f team has
"-e game during its coast to"
Wy ,se losing contest being with
ne r ,esm OF Billings. Mont.
- thursday night was rougn
A. times Referee Bennie
vs-,ed 10 have lost his eagle eye
rsul, the players plowed INTO
~, and also cleaned up the fioor
Fl hrrs spots. The Portage team,
"a !, he lead the entire game, OBJ
a. almost every foul called on III
,,,,s for time repeatedly. The visi-
~ snrsrently tagged ont near the
4 4 he game.
1 ,t1rnlons played new style or
/ y, IA, a short time seemed to puz-
/ q s.h Lake boys. Practically the
ur 70 break up the Portage team
n for the Henagers TO mix IL.
4 ~ this style OF pay was started.
- In almost every play. The
q. san pulled of some clever work
= and getting away.
a cams played hard. Long shots
['-rssnL the majority missing. The
: lassels were invariably made on
[ Is Some clever throws were eX-
= both halves. 49,
|,.ka Of the visiting team did the
4 es;hg work. His three baskets
al, from Inc center OF The Held.
|,.s gcod for clean hoops. Brooks
I q srsd work. Sheppard made four
4 "a goals and did considerable
|h.bling with one hand.
N Hammond wes the point max
HenagsEs. making II of the II
Il u bling from the foul line.
II. the big center. played well the
u pril0n Of the game and handled
y. 70 PERFECTION. Ec slowed down
Ne, md. however Grundfor and
|,hyoi q good defensive game.
Ky 2. Henager
L-.......r. f..-..... Hammond
l..""......L t,......,.... Wilcox
...c...s..s,-. hon man
s.,ss,.s-,,.r T, gs-,...... Grundior
r.........L g......, West, Price
e-ben Harkcr. Weber Stake
"a Ogden.
Is fpm the lleld-Hammond, 3.
Hoffman. {; Swenholt, 3:
J; Harper j. Sheppard, L.
- rom the foul line-Hammond.
y Il attempts; Brooks, 4 out OF 6
-fisin raiser 10 the big game was
game between Henager's team
5nniie high School, in which ihe
fsers Won by a 8 Ia score, The
- sell and took the lead at the
rtained II 10 the finish. The
s5de1 8 10 4, This is the second
hennger girls have won out OF
" I'VE games, Granite winning
Granite.
r..-....-.l f,,............ Burt
--.c.,........ Ncwbold
.5'''''''--''sr s....-...-. Hill
-..,,,it.,.'.a -.".,t...' s..,.-.... Mackey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
PACKEY AND MORAN
AGREE UPON TERMS

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Packey McFar-
land the Chicago lightweight. and Owen
Moran the English fighter. have agreed
upon terms for a match at tho paramount
club at New York on March IA
Mcfarland started training yesterday,
Aside from being about five pounds over
weight, the Chicago lad says no is ready
10 chi nr the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
y SET FOR BIG
WRESTLING TOURNEY

|s siDsId sJig'aed bysMike Yoke! and
" 10 ,iGn noISn Of the y. NJ. C. A.
-tsi a''d The big state wrestling
y dty y M he association building
~ ,bs,M march 2i-25. Yokel said
.Ft,,lers r. r. expects about seventy
'flq be b participate, Valuable
y "ung up In each evenf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Mnews Offer

Gb GbiHA, Of feb. lG.-The Automo-
n ,looaa Oh oaaI,erlea. which offered a
Asd. dOo. %o.. last year for the best
e:at,nts Tor which there were
.St Tho ,. mas extended the con,
La tbs year 1911, The condi-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Will Play Tonight.

Company II, National Guard of Utah,
Will play a basketball gamo with the
Sugar House team at the armory tonight.
The game will be called at O'Clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Evans Gets Low Score.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Charles Evans
Jr., the western open golf champion. Sc
cured low score In the qualifying round
OF the indoor championship tournament
when he negotiated the course OF the
Kent Country club of Grand Rapids. in
siXty-one strokes
H Chandler Egan. former national
amateur champion. scored So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Here to Reopen Station.

Lieutenant Nathan r Rogers, Jr', OF
the coast artillery. Is here 10 reopen tho
army recruiting station. which was re-
Gently discontinued. While here Licutcn-
ant Rogers viii make his home at the
University club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

Look through the different clnsslncal, Ia
tions in The Tribune want columns rant ars
youl find t Just to,tT tne edigsearded gra household
articles into cash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Aeeies Here Today.

Tho university basketball team VIII IN, :,
aootnst the Aggies In the UNIVERSITY
~ In this afternoon One OF the no, .o,.
test contests of the season rs looH'u '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

Salt Lake squad, is giving each member
special instructions.
Following are the individual scores of
he
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He escorted them into the main audi
torium of the church. where Rev Graz
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the pulpit of DIR. Pickard, performed the
ceremony.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-25
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-25
.GREETERs TO CONVENE
IN MACON ON FRIDAY
Attractive Program Is Waiting
for Convention of South
eastern Hotel Men

MACON, Ca. Aug. 22.-Extensive prep
arations are being made by the local
hotel clerks for the first annual con-
vention of the Southeastern Greeters'
association, which convenes in. Macon
on the 25th and 26th of August. The
entertainment committee has arranged
very ATTRACTIVE program and one that
win no doubt please every visitor. The
convention will be more for pleasure
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be rendered an Aold-fashioned Georgia
barbecue. and on Saturday evening they
will take a trip 20 the Georgia Power
companys dam at Jackson in automo-
biles. w. G. Poole, of the Brown house.
is president of the organization, and
Fred Howser, OF Atlanta, is secretary.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-25
TYPHOID VACCINE is
GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 23.-Some $50
initial doses of typhoid vaccine haye
been distributed to physicians
throughout the state by the state health
department since the distribution was
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clans applying for it, and it is expect
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The distribution of this vaccine IS
under the supervision of DR.. F. A. Cow
ard. who has also in charge the state
laboratories for the Pasteur treatment
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-25
.TURKESTAN WHEAT
SUCCESSFULLY GROWN

CHICO. Cal, Aug. 24.-After four years
experimenting at the national plant intro
duction gardens near this city with a
variety of wheat known as chule. intro
duced into the United States from Turke-
stan. II. E. Bachard, western cereal ex-
pert OF the department of agriculture, has
succeeded in separating a pure white
seed from the mixture which has con-
taminated it practically ever since its in
PRODUCTION. In tests Just completed the
new wheat has average Is to 20 bushels
more to the acre than the white Austrai-
ian variety. which is accepted az a stand
ard by the farmers of the west.
Mr.. Blanchard considers 1.-THE segrega-
ion Of the new grain one of the greatest
forward steps in wheat culture in many
years.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-25
MOOSE TO ANNOUNCE
RESULT OF ELECTIONS

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cial announcement of the results of yes
terday's election and the night parade
are the big. features Of the third day.
of the annual. convention of the Loyal
Order of = 0bse.
With the election over. the only con-
test con from ting the oenvenu ton is the
selection Of the 1872 contention meet
ing place. This probably will~be iecld-8
ed Thursday. The fight over the 1912
convention has. TO a certain extent, re-
solved itself into contest between the
east and the west. 1t is conceded, how
ever, that either Kansas City or Denver
will secure the meeting.
The afternoon was devoted to an au-
tomoble trip to .Tariguss industrial
plantsss It is expected tina CLOSE to.
$4,000 members xiii march in atonigl1ss
parade. A social. session. wi - a yau-'
deville program at local armory. WIN
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