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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
HAWkEIE MARkSMEN
LEAD RIFLE LEAGUE

WASHINGTON. Jan. :$--Tde UnIver-
sity OF Iowa. with score OF 9s1 ssalns,
The Cniy"rsiry OF NebrssLas $50, led the
western league in the intercollegiate in
door Eine shooting tournament for The
week ending January %. according 20
announcement made today. The high In
dlFidual scoTc OF the league was made hy
Leroy Il l.eeper Iowa, with ip5 out or a
possible zoo. Other results were:
University Of Minnesota 933 ver,u.
University of Arizona ste: University OF
california go, ". University OF Michiran
Nf; Purdue University a0i vs. Ksngss
University go: Michigan Agricultural col :
lcSe 500, v,. College OF -. Thomas 500
IN the military school rifle shooting
ieagu" Tor the first weeks competition
ending January IL the results Nerc.
farya"i school. Los Angeles see. yr.
'oiumniA. Tenn, Military academy si5.
~; Johns Military academy. Deianeld.
WIS. sst vs- Hitchcock Military academy.
San Rafael. Cal. s6s Wentrorth NH,
,,.ry academy. Lexington. Mo. 40. Va.
Mount Tanyalaipas Military academy San
hafaci. Cal. defsuiHd. Now York MIL
,arN academy. Cornwall. y. Y 3es ys
Miami Military academy. Gern,an,ovn
rmy, Highland Park. ~. 75.. vs.. Marist
college. Atlanta Ga. dsfaulted
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Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. :. C.. Ian. e3.-To,
morrowS entries:
First race. siN furlougs-Bsttic sue
Ionau. Husky Lad, III. Dcscomncts. 100
Troy Weight, l0S; Rose Queen. IO5.
second race. i've and q half turlouss-
Mamiria, GaEnsnt, Sadie shapiro. 95,
Republican. III. Tahoms, %: Queen Bee
Jim Ray. Elsie Herndon. Ach Met. 100
SllaS Grump, io3s Working Lad, 10
Third race. i've furlongs. scliing-Eliza.
beth Harwood. AOntciair, Pataroita. Nc.
AndrcvS. Sir Minccmeat. AI Muller. IOa
lnca. l07. Premier los: Irishtown. af
Union Jack. SANDY I'M. lO5: Winning
Smile. 9S
Fourth race. ono mile and onc-siN
tcrntlI. handicap Private. l.2.
Font ;s. Jack pcnmsn, ldlcweiss. aS:
SssNr. icH: Tom Massie. Lochi~l. Beau
COUP. ioi: Meridian. us. Stlckcr. los.
tFont and D"nman. Tennessee stable.
Lochisl and Stickcr Bcdweii cutrl-l
flith race. SIX furlongs. aelHnS-J &.
Core. 10; Charlie Strauss. los: Lord
Wells. zoe; Rubia Granda. SIX. Rash.
l. Appclle. lVi, RoEeburE. III. Naughty
Lad. Emperor william. 100. Lydia Loc.
Edna Collins, 100: Berkeley. Stillc. III.
Or. Bod.nr. o.
sixth Tarc. one mile. seillnE-lNcstern
Belle, Marsroa. Dolly Bultnian. Rock
Castle. 25. Helene. %. Flarney. ~.
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Today's Entries at Juarez.

ICAREI. Mexico, Jan. 23.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. purse. msidens. two-year-
oldS. three and "A hslf furlonEs-Philo-
pens. Pat Cannon Negllgec, Bells, Icicle
Wolfress, loa; Blueiay, John Huric,
Reckless Lad. liz.
Second race. selling, sIX furonss-
Florence nobcrts, Csmarada, Ferrona, -
'BinG Elk. Psrnell Girl, loI; Jim Me,
Colonel Marchmont. io9 -SiGnor. Fly
ing Pearl Orba Smile. llo: Bob Lynch.
Regards. Esrl's Court. John II. Sheehan.
liz: Dave Montgomery, lis.
Third race, selling. one mile-RobcrL
Error o.: "Oscuro. l02: Weymouth. ITO.
Charles Green, Little Msrchmont. New
Capital, liz; King White, Setback. 115.
Fourth race. selling. SIX furlongs--
'TosoIo. az: y. Z. Robinson, 100. Sore
made. l02 Fit-a-P Pat, I'd keck. Light
Knight. Pedro. los: Faneuil Hall. An-
gelus. 100: Frank .. Hogan. il5.
Fifth race. selling. six furlousE -sDc .
caesarion, 81: DEFY. Aiisa Paige o.: John
Heck. ~. Tcndsrbloom. i0I: Juarcz, loo:
Black Domino. 10; Sir Angus Brave
Nithsrs. kuropatkin. Elder, NImetcr.
Tom Franks, Swcdo sam. Nov-orcd IL.
Sixth race selling, ono mile-'Yankec
Pooh. 1o0 .Anne Niece. Pipe Vision,
loi: Frog. Virginia Lindsey lO3 The
Monk. Wicket, lo5: Lena Lcch. Soma.
Chan,iclor. log: Zulu. Hannis. Prince
Winter, Gciico. los.
'Apprcn ntlcc allowance.
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reelected AT tho new election there could
he no question about his title 10 the
place. Gardener. however has shown
no intention OF giving UP tho place de-
spite the fact that majority Of the stu
dent body Is Of the opinion that the cleo
tion was nt least irregular,
II Gardener would resign ne would sim j.
plity matters greatly, because With all
the dissatisfaction that followed his cleo
ton, the new election would he pretty
certain to be strictly fair and free from
'irat politics as well as the other al
legged irregularities.
Coach Bennion probably would no, vote
again, Both Bcnniou and Paddison have
been made 10 feel that students disap-
proved of their insistencc on voting
Until this dissatisfaction Is dispcIlod
Bennion will have great difficulty in get
ting athletes To do their best Already in
the basketball and prospective baseball
teams tho bad effect OF the football elec-
tlon Is noticeable. so IL is TO be hoped
that the investigators viii take radical
action. They should either prove to the
public that Gardener was elected without
"trat politics and without making any
mistakes In counting tho votes. or ,hcv
should order a new election. This cleo
non should take place, too. IL IL il found
that Bcnnion and Paddison. by insisting
on voting, created a plurality for Gard
cncr. II is believed however their votes
did not elect him, because the invcSti-
gators arc said 10 be In possession OF the
written statements Of seven students who
saE thev did not vote for Gardener
Earl Evans. one OF the best basketball
men, is soon TO leave the university The
Illness OF his father is given aS the
cause,
Athletics have been weakened by the
departure OF other good men and difn-
Guilty is being experienced in getting To-
ecthcr suitable material for baseball
team.
These difficulties will undoubtedly dis
appear II nc" Football election Is held
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RALPH DONE IS
ELECTED CAPTAIN

This evening the university freshmen
gill again tackle the basketball talent
Of the northern part OF the state when
they meet the team from the Weber
stake academy IN ogden. The freshmen
went to Logan two weeks ago and Sc
cured decisive defeat at tho hands Of
tho r. Y. c. They did not Vt that dis
courage them. however. and have been
working out with tho varsity team every
night until now they arc not only in
splendid condition, bat are proficient at
tati team work. This game will he a
help in preparing the mon for tho game
With the salt Lake high school In tho
university gymnasium FRIDAY afternoon
Nine mon viii take ~" trip. including
Coach RenniOn and Manager Cameron.
The men arc RAY Done. Ralph Done.
Abbott ldy. rarlcJ. Thomas and
MauShn. NJ meeting OF the team last
night Ralph Done was elected captain.
Tie PLAYED forward on the Payson hiEh
school team last year. and was chosen
"n the ali-siar hish school team Of the
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JOCKEYS DENNY AND
PARKER IN TROUBLE
One Is Warned Not 10 Ride
Pending Inquiry and Other
Set Down.
LONG SHOTS GET OVER
Bourbon Beau and Other
Outsiders; Charleston
Meet Opens Today,
LONG SHOTS GET OVER

JUAREZ. Mexico. Jan. ?S-Bourhon
Beau, 10 TO I. proved big surprise
when he won the handicap seven -furlonss
event here TODAY.
The stewards today warned Jockey Il.
Denny not 10 accept further mounts
pending an investigation of his ride on
Pride OF Lismore IN his last two starts
Jockey Parker was set down for the
remainder OF the meeting for causing
BraNton To fall. Weather clear. track
fast. Results:
First race. mIle-Don Diego, ll2 CTap-
10 J. second; Maniac, l0I (Gross). 10
to !, third Time, i:4o. skilinle. Dottie
3. Nclsiui. Hereto. Judith Page. Sam
Barber and Lomond also ran.
Second race. s!x furiones-Grcat Frlar.
?! CEstep), 10 l. won; w. II. Ford, %
GIilD, 10 ., second Balella. los (BuX-
ton), 10 I, third. Time, 10 l-5. Err
l.. Rubinon. Doc Alien, Novgorod, Prince
Winter and Mapleton also ran.
Third race. six furlonSs-oAcr. llS
lin). 10 l, third. Time, 1:l3 10. star
Venus, Braxton. Nimbus and Sir Ire
nus also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlonss-Bouroon
Beau. l05 tTaPlin). 10 10 /, won; koote-
mai, Jos (Rclph), s 20 !, second; Arssee,
l1s tGroas), . TO :, third Time, l:25.
Uncle Ben. Flying Wolf and John Louis
also ran.
Fifth race. five and a half furlon-s-
Morslght. 100 tGross). > to /. won
Ysnker. liS LBoreD. 6 TO l. second: Rae
nuettc. los (Afocsvorth). . TO 10, third.
Time. l:06 20. BooGer Battle, Brack
Bonita Sidon and Mansssch also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-FlyinE Feet, loi
(BorsD. S TO 3, won; Black Mate. lo5
tGrossl. 10 10 /. second; l.. NJ Eckert.
i05 (Molesworth), 10 |. third Time,
l:Ss 4-5 Miss Korn. Eye White and
Jack Laxson also ran.
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Colllon En- Route West.

johnny Coulon. fresh after his winning
nGhi with Harry Forbes loft TONIGHT for
Los Angeles. where he boxes Frankie
Conlcy twenty rounds February in a
nantamwcight championship scrap. Con-
fcH Is now being handled by Tom Jones
ana toulon ~ anticipating a hard battle
lie knows Conlcy went ont OF his class
when hc fought Rivers at l25 pounds
before and thinks the Kenosha Italian
VII be ~ hts best az ils pounds three
ana a half hours before tho gong rings
Coulon IL getting TO nc great at :
traction. The little fellow IS sure 10
make 5000 In fifteen DAYS next month
lie gets a $4,000 guarantee for the ConIcy
nixup Then ne jumps To New Orleans.
where he nights frankie Burns. the east
ern crack. on February Is. He gels a
Sipoo guarantee FOR tho Burns fight, with
a privilege Of 80 per cent. so the earn
lnSS may go over $1,000. That Is bigger
money than a champion Of tho bantams
ever made before in such short time.
Johnny Is going great GUNS now and
ought 10 win both encounters. too, which
VIII mean more big offers and probably
= trip 10 England for the Digger Stan
ley match.
Harry Forbes announced. after his de.
irat by Coulon. that he WAS through
with training. He was sore i'm BODY and
spirit, however. and may change his
mind later, ff he docs decide TO nshl
again IL viii not oo Rs hantamweight
according 10 the Coulon scale OF weights
Tho best Harry will dare do for n vear
j. Ils pounds At :. o clock
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Probers Of Football Election at u.
Discover Alleged Irregularities

Amazing things about the election OF
duncan Gardener as football captain OF
the University OF Utah arc being learned
by the investigating board which rep
rcscnts the students and faculty. At tho
outset the investigation was nominally
an Inquiry into whether the university
newspaper correspondents should have
reported the indlsputsbl" fact that many
Of the students said fraternity politics
dictated the election Of Gardener
No one disputes that many students
made tina, statement. The university re-
portcrs did not say that frat" politics
had caused the election, but merely re-
ported the fact that many students said
so To investigate the reporters for re-
porting the mere truth was, however, the
avowcd object OF tho inquiry and natur-
ally everybody regarded the investigation
as farce.
1t is now rcnorted. however that a
number Of the students say they did not
vote for Gardener at all. This. taken in
connection with the dissatisfaction be-
cause Coach Bcnnion and Manager Pad
olson insisted on voting. has created a
belief in the minds Of many that Gard
cncr was not actually elected.
The only way to satisfy many students
that Gardener is entitled to the honor
would be to hold another election hut
IT is doubtful II tho investigators will
have the courage 10 recommend such ac-
ton.
Coach Bennion is said to have counted
the votes, and while the investigators arc
doing their best go suppress all OF the
denouemeuis. number OF students as
Sert that Gardener got more votes than
he was entitled TO receive
That Bennion and Paddison should not
have voted Is the opinion of a ma Ioritv
OF members Of the athletic council but
they insisted on voting and as they were
in power no ono could stop them.
\ number OF Gardeners friends and
those Who have the best interests OF tho
university athletics at heart have suC-
Eestcd that Gardener resign, and then II
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Epidemic of Meningitis id
Lone Star State Cause|
Strict Quarantine.
Bermuda and Pacific G
Likely to BE Spriu|
Training Grounds.
Ex International News seryIe.

By International News Service
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-of grcatsr|
ceru to major league baseball thsn
various proposed Third major ID
associations are the health cond|
OF the state OF Texas.
An epidemic OF meningitis Is swcs
the Lone Star state and there Ii 3
probability that all baseball clubs
be barred from travelling in that q,
by the board OF hcaltin. Many OF
principal cities OF the souihsc>
state have already been quarantined.
maladv is steadily making hesd
against the best efforts OF the n
authorities. Several states have "A
quarantine not only or the resId|
but also on the products Of The af0|
sections. Where the disease is al
height the state OF Texas has absolI
prohibited traffic with the outside n
Health conditions In Texas direeiIy
feet the champions of both The Nau
and American leagues 30 far a. n
training Is concerned. The Giant<.
title holders OF the National )eague.
n permanent training camp cstablirh,
Marlin Springs. While This Town if'
from the disease. n number OF nelM
ing cities within u radius OF loo n
have been stricken. and u the q
train It Marlin there Is every prohah
That they viii have to cancel their
Oition dates In Texas.
Both Fort Worth and Dallas 4
plague ccntcrs and MrGraw JcpendsI
these ccntcrs for preliminary praciis1
The same manner the worlds cham
Athletics. ConqUerors Of the GlantA
be affected.
Connie Mack has made sll am
ments 10 take mis- club 10 san Ann
which Is free from tho disease
now. but Mack had booked u NUM-
games In other cities which will c1
less raise tho bars against any HsIt
The Chicago White SoX are Tiore.
fortunate than either the Giants or
Ietics. ComiShcY had planned 70
at CorsiCana. which Is said 10 Be
In the center Of the epidemic.
II have been assured" said MsII
McGraw Of the Giants today. Thai
I'm Is not in the danger zone. eut
can bet your bottom dollar | VIII
no chances"
Tho best locations have already
selected. All tho best cities Of the
have been taken Only the 1eld q
Pacific coast is open. and that
many major league clubs have al
discovered. requires such heart-br,1
lumps as 10 make the trip anythlnz
dcsira Bile. Raising the bars In
might drive one or more OF the
major league clubs 10 the BerTnudA
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BALL PLAYER LOSES
SUIT FOR DAMAGES

player must take the ordinary cbanceSso - ~ /;
N" game and unless n" is In condition 70
pay. clun owners can not be cor,neiIed
20 psE MN, according 10 Q decision OF
today. w. 'frN
III" decision was rendered In tn. caa.
o. James Triangle against the La Crors-
IrIe IN August while a memoer o3 H..
la Crosse club '"r
III" club did not pay him for ,he ba,-
en@r .i N" season and he set I'm III.
cielm thai - ne was injured i'm tho ,ar
keep Lp his salary. :"
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II did not fake in tho Brown fight. that
j. sure thing said Abe tonight. II
did my best. but something was wrong
with me had O'ROuke's club physI-
cian inject what | thought was cocaine
into my hand before The uEhi 10 keen
" from paininG mo when | punched with
H. believe now that something else
besides cocaine WAS used. possibly NOR
phinc At any rate. / was dopy through
out all the fSht and could not box with
my usual skill. Anyone who has ever
seen mc light knows I can whip Knock
'ut Brown tor ten rounds. | can hit him
any time ! please and easily shade him.
The mere fact that he outboVcd mo
IS convincing proof that something Was
wrong and ! am sure that D'Rourltc Is
10 blame. lie did something 10 slow me
Ut and u could have been nothing else
Than the preparation used In tho alleged
lnNnlnn lnl.rfLnII-
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LEAP YEAR GIRL y
WINS PUG HUSBA

KANSAS CITY. Jan. c5.--Aftsr rea'
story OH the sporting page OF 2
newspaper that hsr swesthssrt
forced To cali of n boxing hout peg
years old, took advantage Of cap
and proposed 10 RosoIino Randaz.
puTiiist better known as kid ~
Randaz5n accepted and then the gin
10 Justice OF the Peace &. j. Nelen.
had announced that he would
free ~ charge any couple when thf.
proposed In addition. he proDisf.
give an automobile ride FREQ 10 the
Both promises were fulfilled NDeh
TWO were married today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
SCHEFSkI WIRES
"OFFER" TO JOHNSON

+. l.. Schcisti OF Salt Lake YESTERDAY
sent a telegrapbic offer or $40. 900 10
Jack Johnson for wrestling match with
Gotch. Johnson apparently took tho Of
fcr -clioUsiN and announced TO the Chi
caEO ncwSpdpnrS that he would probably
accept ". lie said the match would
take place while he Was out hero 10 boN
Flynn. Schcfski. IL H. believed. was try
Ing To Ind out whether Johrson serious
u considered him candidate for mat
honorS. NJ anr rate none Of the
money has been deposited vet and
Johnson l. apt To- bc disappointed II
he depends on tho purse 10 pay mis- sum
uer automobile bills
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JACK CURLEY ON
WAY TO SALT LAKE
BY International News Service

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. Promoter
lack Curley OF thc Johnson Flynn match
plcte all details fur tho big match next
July and viii return I'm time TO post the
iorfcits in New York by February Is He
said the big contest will positively he held
on schedule time and that there will he
no interference. Flynn is filling Il week
engagement AT n local thcdtor.
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WUEST IN DISTRESS
AT END OF BOUT
~ Inlernational Ncws scrvlce.

SPRINGFIELD. III. Jan. 2S.-AcGros-
sivencss distinguished tho work OF Harry
Wuest the Cincinnati heavyweight. over
that OF JEFF Clarke, the fighting ghost
OF Joplin. Mo. In their tcn-round bout
before 1000 members % tho Springfield
Athletic club today. Clarke in tho ninth
round came back at his opponent with
terrific rights and lcfts and at the Gong
Wucst WAS plainly in distress Both
men evidently considering the battle a
draw. Immediately challenged each other
for a return bout.
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Abe Attell Says He
Was "Dopy > in Fight
Champion Asked for Hypodermic of Cocaine, But
Believes Morphine Was Also Used to
Make Him Slow.
By SAM p. HALL, Jr.


HlCAGO Jan 23-Abraham Attel the
thers arrived IN the city rather pertnbcd
left the Of of pertuba-
on caused by the fuss stirred New
that Abe let h O. Brown him The WAS
due to bad right hand the
on before the Brown This hand
night postponed his Kibane and
instead left for youngstown Ohio
who fixes up athletes Of all varieties.
The trouble is due old break Of
IN Tight with rlff Jones time
miXup with Dutchman r. o. Brown thinks the boncsete can
locate the trouble and the hand shape with Xii
bane, which involves the feaherweight billed TO take
place February 22
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Burns VS.. Brittou Today

oAN fhANC1sCo. Jan 7c-Fieh, -r
inuslaSts are quite worked uu over tho
Tn-.ouna match IN Oakland tomorrow
night between Frankie Burn ,bn C,at
And I'D who recently made a promising
regVrd IN tho east and south. and Jark
bution oi chicago Botn mon arc In
hhc condiuon. Tommy Murphy who ar
rlVsd from the east yc~ierday. bcsan
trainirr TO-DAY 10 meet One. Round IL
san IN san Francisco on January .
dnDlphs d,,s should round Into form in a few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
Ruelbach Goes to Minors.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2G.-Pitchcrs ihs, hus,
and Mcintyre of the Chicago 's,ur
arc slated 10 go Ia the minors,
rrs on them have been ETanted p' 4,
National league clubs, ACCORDING 4
announcement made today by I''s'
MyTuhN
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Dressan 3 Contract Received.

CHICAGO. Jan. -J.-rrssidcnt Chari.s
w. murphy ~ the Chicago Nationals an
rornred last nlght that hs had received
the signed contracts 0f Pitchers Har-
rinE'on and pressAu. both recruits. Har-
riuEton comes from tho New England
league and rrsszan from salt Iahc.
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..strike Breakers" Walk {

HOT STON. Tex. Jan. 80
strike breakers. numbering $50. eHp.i,
In the Hartman lInc shops hcrs.
out shortly after noon today.
cl"red they had declined 10 asse", -
charge of 30 cents per day io,
beginning yesterday. n " SAID Wy
p9nN had been giving them ~.
since the inauguration of the s"'"s
October Il?
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Abe Denies Faking.

WHY. n had intended In fake with
Brown ! never would have called off TIA
n=nt With Jack White. set for New or
leans four DAYS before Ia. Now York 90
] VAS offered a $4,000 guarantee for tho
Nhlte match and never would have
passed n up II ! wanted to lose Ia Brown
| could have beaten White. then cN-
plnined In New York that tho light and
The hard trip back had slowed mo UP so
Brown could beat me. That would have
been tho best excuse In the world
Another thing. Attcn money went beg
GinE IN New York on tilr nEht I know.
~ ono bunch of friends of mine that had
Sls,pe" 10 wager on mc al cvens and
could md no takcrs II there had bcen
something doing that certainly would not
have been the rssc
My right hand boibeTs nc consider
ably now. Something Is wrong with n M =
tic bone that I once cracked i'm a nEht
! think tho surgeon viii be able to mend
u properly. I vii return from YouBcS-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
HARVARD IS BEST
PLACE FOR RECORDS

CAMBRIDGE. Nass.. Jan 2s.-Ath-
i"tic Director Delaney of the Chirsgo
Athletic association. In a letter 20 ,Se
Harvard athletic authorities. declared
that tho Harvard stadium track is ,bs
fastest IN the world. and on that account
athletes competing IN the trials In Chit
caEo ana san FraDcisco will be al a
disadvantage. He urges that action he
taken by the Olympic committee 10 equal
iZe this difference ia tracks
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Coulon to Meet Smith.

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-T. s. Andwsrs
Milwaukee boxing promoter, todsy.
l9inrd the agreement Of Jolinns "
bantam weight champion OF The Woir
light Sid Smith, rno nyweight. li...
champion OF England. The contes'.
b" for twenty rounds before thc
Offering the best purse "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
UNIVERSITY PREPS
ARE BEATEN AGAIN
Third Defeat Sustained by
Youngsters, but Playing
Shows Improvement.

Tho university preps played tho ,hird
game in the high school basketball
!"aSuc series yesterday, and received
their third defeat. This time they went
down before the Granite high school Tho
game was played ~ Granite, and nearly
all the students of the hiSh school were
present TO cheer the team alons. while
there was not a single supporter on the
side lines for the preps other than the
subs,
During the first half the game was
close and last, but toward the end Tho
superior condition OF The south sidars
hcSan To tell and they had little trouble
IN Winning making the final score i5
10 ~ IN favor OF Granite.
his Is the first year the props have
entered team ia the high school ln1.,,a
and although they arc not very strong
coniendcrs Tor the championship. fbc7.
help To mako the competition among thr
other teams ke"ner and stimulate ibe in.
tercSt IN tho game. The first -ame tbc
props played Tas with the Snlt apc
high school. and tho, We're ovor9,tsirn.
ingly defeated. The next lime t1cy wero
deicdtcd by the university freshmen. bnt
INC HhoWcd some Improvement and in
the game yesterday they sho;,cd s,iii
more advancement. stars for tho C:,sr
y" team wer" Hamilton At forward ana
Ihoripe at center. Greenwood At c,,,i
and smith at center PLAYED tho girnn-eo,
Granite