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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
INMATES To
CAVORT ON DIAMOND
Federal Penitentiary to Have
Team, and Spokane Is After
WalIa Walla Convict.

LEANENWORTH. Kan, Feb. le.--A
three-tesm baseball league is TO be or
anized next summer in the Federal
penitentiary. Teams will be selected
from the white prisoners. negroes and
Indians. The department OF justice will
furnish the equipment with the eScep-
lien OF suits. which will be made in the
prison tailor shop. This Will be the first
baseball league in federal penltentary-
WALLA WALLA, Wash. Feb. Is
Joe Colln of the Spokane baseball team
is trying to get Ralph Frink paroled from
the penitentiary so that Frink can pitch
for Spokane. F'rink won the pennant
for the Athens team in the Blue Noun
tain league and afterwards pitched for
Chehalis in the Washington state league.
After the season closed he was con-
yictcd Of trying to rob a Chchalis store
while he was drunk.
II is improbable that he viii be paroled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

The university athletic council yester-
day decided TO play two Sames-Aprll
. and l0--with the Hawaiian Chinese
baseball nine, which will tour the United
States.
The council also decided TO have re
lay carnival. beginning April 90. All the
county and city schools will be Invited
TO compete,
In order 20 get the sta lie hlsn school
meet we'll out OF The way before the
close OF the year the university com
mittee decided to hold the meet on May
is on Cummings field.
The council siened two-year con,
tract with the Utah AGgies for a dual
track meet both this wear and next.
This year the university will bring the
Aggies here on $3.50 guarantee and
next year the university will go 10 Lo-
gan under a similar guarantee. This
wears meet will be held on Cummings
field, April II.
The date set for. The annual slate In.
tercollegiate meet is MAY %. The meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
TRAPSHOOTERS WILL
COMPETE HERE TODAY
Pacific Coast Touring Tour
nament Members to Shoot
Off Postponed Event.

The Pacific coast touring tournament
trapshooters will hold postponed
shoot here today and the regular Salt
Lake shoot will take place tomorrow
morning at S O'Clock.
Yesterday at Ogden the Spokane
team, composed of Bert Acker and
Hugh Postep. won from the San Fran
and c. +. Randlett. The score was l9l
to 100, The Portland team, composed
of 7. j. Holobau and Guy Holoban,
was third. Guy Holohan s gun was out
of commission and he had to use ono
to which he was not accustomed. In
dividusl scores IN the match at Ogden
Yesterday were: Acker, "a; Posten,
"a; Willett, 9S: Randlett, 90; P. Holo-
han. 92; Guy Holohap, 81. Members
OF the Ogden Gun club shot alternately.
The shoot to be held here today is
the one that was to have been shot at
Boise last Sunday.
W. j. Petrain, representing the sport
ing department of the Portland Ore
goulan. is accompanying the tourists,
He says that one OF the purposes Of
the trip is to interest the various gun
club members in the big tourname Mt
to be held in Portlan nd this year. He
says the trip has already demonstrated
that in this country trapshooting can
be carried on all the year round
During this trip only two shoots have
had TO be postponed because Of inclem-
ent weather. One was at Wenatchee,
Wash, and the other at Boise.
The trip is being made under the
auspices Of the American Game Protec.
tiou and Propagation association which
offers the prizes. Thus far Fred vii.
let and c. F. Randlett lead in the com
petition.
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University Of Utah Athletic Council
Decides to Hold Relay Carnival

will be held in Lossn on the A. C,
campus,
During the freshman football season.
Stanford DaTrer, one of the freshmen,
wore a shoe which did not 1T him prop
erly and caused severe blister. This
became infected by a colored stocking
and resulted In blood poisoning. Darger
was in the hospital a month AS the re-
suit OF the injury. The council yesterday
decided TO pay the hospital bill. The
Doctors bill has not been presented vet
but when it is the council will consider
the matter. Ray Dillman. one OF the
regular football men. had his nose broken
in the game with the University or Colo
RADIO. The council agreed TO pay the
consequent expenses.
Toe University Of Denver has offered
The University Of Utah October 10 as
the date for the next years football
game, Utah has accepted.
1t was decided to build out -of-door
handbal courts on the ground behind
the main grandstand at the football
campus. The ground there is smooth
and in the spring the stands will shade
the courts from the afternoon sun
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Today's Entries at .Juarez,

JCAREZ, Feb. ls.-Entrics for tonor-
row:
First race. selling. FIVE and ialr fur
lonzs-F1orencc Kripp. Atsa Paige, sCa-
msrada. Miss Miller Patsy Ecach. Fl.sz-
xle. JOS; Isom. First Fashion. Batwa. Ell
Patio. NarG l0i Wild Ee5r, Milo, Dronni
Mary Emily, 1i0,
Second race, selling, FIVE and a half fur
longs-Elror. Eocger Battle. John Heck
a2: sYo Solo, 9e: Harvest Fly. 81; Scre-
made, Henry Williams, onoomoo. TaIlow
Dip, 10s.
Third race. selling. one miIe-Gus
ltsrtridge. o.: Hereto, Ronpie. IL. NJ
l;ckort. Maniac, lo7; Whiddcn: Jim CAT
ferata. IL,
Fourth race. selling. hye and hall
furlonss-' Acguin, Sc; Amohallso. 81
Morslieht Neno Won, 90: Lady Teudi
Whncr, Gelico. Amigo, IOs. Fsneui Hall
john Griffin r., 1I0.
f'ifih race, selling. one mile-sChar,e,
Green Boana. Zen Uncas, Virginia
Lindsey, MAMA 10; MapIeton, liz
Green Bridge, I16.
sixth race. mile. sciins-Lotta Greed
Judge Walton. 100; Pit-a-Pat. Juan, lbs
Fred MuIholand. 10
sApDreufice allowance
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JUAREZ BOOKMAKERS
LOSE ON EVERY RACE
Talent Has Best Day of Spec
ulation Since Present Meet
ing Commenced.
FOUR FAVORlTES WIN
Two Second Choices, Uncle
Ben and Stafford, Both
Heavily Played in Ring.

JUAEEZ Mex. Feb. i6.--Niih con-
fidence again restored. rs cling was re-
surned 81 the Juarez track today. Al
though heavy wind was blowing. a
rarly good crowd turned out, Uncle
Zen. AT s 10 | in the betting proved q
surprise when he Won the handicap at
siX furlongs. Slow time was made dur
Ing tIe afternoon. owing TO The high
wind.
-Four fsvoritss won aud The two other
both well played. y tip that seems 70
have been circulated ali over tho United
states caused ]. r. Crowley In be PLAYED
down 70 fdrorusn although al first
sill Eaton was the best liked in the
Commissions wired here hy handbook
makers o. Kansas CITY and Denver wers
refnssd by he hookies and later on
no hsndbook makers In Denver quit
business without settling with theic
pa lrous,
This was the worst day since The races
icesn Tor booiSma6crs iu the ring. Most
ri incn los, on cYerv race OF The day.
Weather clear: track fast. Results:
Ftti racs; four furlonss--Mother
Nsicha:n. lo% Murray, s to .. won;
| See t.. lQ9 (Jolhlson), Il 10 T. third
Time. rs Moss Rose. Little Blonde.
Queen OF the Ju"f. DAD Stearns. EccIes
Lsd. sasanova, Beuiah Nc and Peter
Tnncs also ran.
Second race, six furlonEs-J. r. Grow
ley. ll5 ,Miilen. S TO .. won: High
street. IL (Eurineamel 6 10 l. sec
"Dd: Ell Eaton, liz lSelden,. 10 5.
third Tirne. l:lS 2.5. NeIsini Minno-
lcin. Eellr OF the Bay, Alivia Father
stafford, GIanarcy and Regards also
ran.
Third race. six furlonss--s Stafford. III
Crosse. 10 I. won; MARY Emily 81
lcsiIoilsnl. TO j. second: BOB FARLEY.
loo IIoorcl 10 10 !. third. Time, lis.
san Benito. Paruell Girl, jim Nc. Trans.
nsrent. MsuIct2aia Flying Pearl. Brien,
ton. NoVecrod. High Range and Dave
Montgomery also ran.
Fourth race, SIX furlones-Cncle Ben
Toe fHurrayJ, 10 J. won; Chapulte pee,
liza d1enYy), S to D. second; kootenai
lee fTapliui, to |. third Tine. l:lG 4-5
Gold Finn and Pride of Liemors aisc
ran.
r'ifth race. six furlones Joe
CArtcrD. S 10 ,, won; Soma. los GTap.
lm, 10 l. second: Zool, los (Selden)
Z TO 1. third. Time, l:l5. Mcddline
Hannah also ran.
Sixth race. one milc-Bscli Mate, IOI
,Gross,, 6 To .. won: F'igent. l95 (Mur-
Iay), 10 :, second, Bit Of Fortune. 10.
Carter. = TO !. third. Time, 1:41 As
Port Arlington Sugar Lump. Pipe Vision
Tom Franks aud Glorio also ran.
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BIC LEAGUES UN|1l|
TO R0UT 0UTuNa
Chairman Hermann d n
tional Commission Nd
johnson Will Ratify Pal

BY lnterna tional News serTo
NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Tt,n
be no rupture between tie iyc.
and National leagues over liz ~.
amendments to the nIlcal h,
meuts. This was assured BY u, h
of telegrams that passed bstrm ,
Johnson aud August Herrns,, ~
Mr.. Hermann and a nuubr I
National league maguatss z@ 4;
shocked with the news that In D.
icau league had failed 10 ,,tb
national agreement until Bss lA,I
explained fhs situation.
III was all a trivial uistiktnd 4
Mr., Hermann today. "You IA
American league, or one OF lyv
club owners, objected TO ias -
ology of the new sections sli6a|
the disposal of purchased plyu
waiver methods. As the ongul
of the new agreement Was dssi
was some ambiguity, BsfoH 4
scribed 10 the new cbartts, il
tionaI league changed these .s,t1q|
as TO cover the situation u q
upon between the tTo leacu |! /
January commission meRira h 4
cinnati,
:'Interlesgus waiver fof ps'1
plavers was one Of the chassr q
Gated by the American League
it was Charles Comisk,y vko ta1
posed it. The only Objections u
American league made Egs Z
propositions submitted By W. =
and the reasons for thoss IN
was faulty construction. Tho =
commission fully understands N
Of she agreement aud Mr. JearM
assured ne that as EepYe's1nf
the American league, with NJ
10 act, these .rlvialitiu y
straighteued out in pg tin.
is absolutely no chance Oh w
at this late stage Of ths ga.
mericau league is Just rs NJ
auy other party to the pse
ment to see the proposed iHn
put into immediate e1ecu'isa-
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1c7. Tackle, los: Minnie Bright, loa;
Double five. no; Billie Barnes. High
Flown, H.; Teddy Bear, llS; Duke OF
ErldccNater Quality Street. PocotaliGo.
1l6: J. Fl. Barr, lis.
Tnird race. three and a half f,irIonTTs-
Ella Crane HudA Maid. Martha Allen,
Yemasse ll5; Mama Johnson. Polly
Worth, Stavano, Garden, Of Allah. Jessie
Porter. Elsie Bcrs. Pink Lady. spirella,
Fourth race mile and A siXteenth-
HUSKY Lad. as; Font. 1ol; Loche(. IL;
Lawton Virgins, l5
siias Grump. 81: Rye Straw. Ochre Court,
%: Elizabeth Herwood, 1872 Merry Ii lad
Sixth race one mile-Detect, 81: West
ern Belle l0o: Aviator 1o2:. Dolly Butt
man. Monta znle. iO5. Long Hand, Horace
T.. 1o7: Belle Clen. 10; Golconda. III.
Seventh race. one mile-Linpe. 9S:
Kaufman. Belfast. a7; Edna Collins. 1oo'
Mont Clair. Warner Crisv'eli. Fiarney'
10J; AnInus. Short Order. 101: Sir Ed =
ward, Ssboblend. 100,
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HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
CHANCE FOR PENNANT
L. d. S. Basketball Team
Wins, 43 10 2i; CinCheS
Championship.

The L. u :. basketball team "cnched'
the championship of its division yester-
day afternoon by defeating the high
school, 43 to 81. Ward and Mcintyre
were not able 10 play on account OF eli
gibility rule. This crippled the high
school five. Ward tried hard TO bring
Up his studies and took an eXamina ton
yesterday. but Professor Gillalan did not
pass him. Wallace was sent in 10 take
Mclntyres place and siddowsy took
Wards place.
The largest crowd that ever attended
ent. The roofing of both schools was as
vociferous as could be desired. just be-
fore the final whistle the contest was as
rough as n football game.
High school started out with the first
basket. but the Saints soon made a bas-
ket and from then on they were in the
lead. High school did not have a chance
to obey signals once, as Smith OF the l.
time. Smith was so tail that whenever
he got the ball near the basket it was
a sure two points for his team, as none
Of the high school men could get near
the ball Smith made "a out OF the d5
points but this does not mean that he
was the star OF his team. for the esprit
du corps exhibited by his team mates
supported him grandly. Howe had rath-
er an off day on foul throwing, as he
only threw FIVE baskets out OF fifteen
chances
Havley OF the high school threw eleven
baskets out Of eighteen chances.
Clark and Olcson OF the l.. u. s, played
a star game. Wilson and Slddoway OF
the high school played a good game. The
rcfereeinE OF Homer Christensen was
first class The lineup:
High School L. D. S,
Hawiey (captain) ...r.. Howe (captain)
PylSe. ...........,....,f ....... Clark
w 9lldCe. sStlllb
WILSON -....-...>s.- ..fS. 800 - .oleson
Referee-Christenson rimer-Dr. Muir
ply. Scorers--Ward and GALLAGHER,
Field baskets--HaWley. .. Pyke, |;
Wallace, |: Wilson, I; Howe, =; Clark, 5;
Smith. 10. Foul baskets-Hawley. II out
OF Is chances; Howe, out OF Is chances.
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GREEK BOXER LOSES
BOUT ON A FOUL
Special 10 Tic Tribune.


PROVO. Feb. 1o.-At ProVo's athletic
carnival tonight the main attraction
scheduled a seveu-round glove con-
test, terminated in less than one minute
when George Cordosh. the Greek licht-
weight. after knocking Harry Dempsey
down twice. hit Dempsey before he rose.
The foul was so palpable that tne bou,
was Immediately awarded 10 Dempsey on
foul.
Judging from the few seconds Of box
iDg. the Greek would lave won IL he had
confined himself 10 fair tactics. He
seemed TO outclass Dempsey. who halls
from Colorado, while Cordosh is local
boy
EandIey and Boshard boxed four rounds
10 draw. Mervn Cook won from John
j, Evans ON a, decision after three
rounds
Joe Massey OF Colorado wrestling with
D. 7. Alensworth OF Ohio. won in
straight falls. The first fall was OBJ
t8ined with a half-nelson and leg hold
The second fall WAS on a full nelson.
Al Anderson, wrestling with Mervln
Cook, won the first fall in seven minutes
and the second fall IN three minutes
The carnival was largely attended and
the fans were thoroughly satisfied
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WILDCAT" FERNS
WINS KNOCKOUT
Packey Mcfarland and "EIar-
lem Tommy" Murphy Are
Matched for Bout.
BANTAMS READY TO GO
Coulon and Burns Finish
Training for Their Cham
pionship Mill Tomorrow.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 16.--Carence
Ferns OF Kansas City knocked out Dave
Deshler or Boston in the ninth round Of
scheduled ten-round fight before the
Grand Avenue Athletic club here to-
night
Ferns led from the tap OF the gong TO
the Knockout, out-lassine the Boston
boy completely.
After two minutes fighting in the
ninth, Ferns, drawing Deshler from COW
er shot in repeated body blows and
floored the Boston man with a hard left
20 the jaw.
After the fight. club officials an
nounced that Ferns would be matched
with Ray Bronson OF Indianapolis for the
welterweisht championship. The bout
will take place here next month.
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m'FARLANo VS.. MURPHY AGAIN.
Psckey Anxious for Fight Ever Since
Their Bout In California.

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-Packey Nc
Farlaud OF Chicago has been matched to
tlght Tommy Murphy ten rounds at the
Fairnont Athletic club next month
Mcfarland has been seeking a return
match ever since Tommy gave him a
close call in their san Francisco en-
Sasement not many weeks ago.
One Round Hogan and Mcfarland are
all at sea over battle. The BOYS were
as good matched, when complications
ensucd and the beans were spilled
II is possible the rival managers will
have another conference and see if salts
factory arrangements cannot he made,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
RUNNER
ON MICHIGAN

Ann ARBOR. Mich. Fen ~ q
first time in the history q = =
athletics 2 the state uniVGs.u IN
representod on the track .e"
son by a colored sprlntei 4, (
LapsIey. 'i5. from Portland. ~
Youth. and mis- ability a.
disputed. Whether Micel4
Gepresented on the team oy - -
a much -asitated Quesuop
The question never cams - 80
L.apsley was defeated N W.. W. -
ELIMINATE meet. The tssn~ -
students seems 10 favor INV
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BOWLERS COMPEL. u,
FOR BIG R'
r.. 1,,ernationaI News ssnfss

gy international News s''Ms
LOS ANGELES, fe1 ,'r ,rsi3|
teams and individual v,a ai .duI
hish degree from the s.s;sTrssss ssT q
o5rI onnnpe e'% Of the sixth ann annua,a 800
night. The tournsr aar fts q
promptly at $50 o.clSch;i os ;or fss
auto parade nlanneo nsxl sy irft
cause @Tn Of the non.srIiys,lr @ am % i IL
besn raised for prizes al0ns
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POST MONEY FOR BIG FIGHT.
Curley and johnson Say They VIII Put
UP Forfeits Today

CHICAGO Feb. 1S.-Forfeits for the
heavyweight championship match be-
tween Jack Johnson and Jim FLYNN, IL is
said will be posted today by The prIn-
cIpals and by Jack Curley for the pro
moters.
Twenty thousand dollars, the promo
ters say. will be placed in the hands of
Al TearneN alderman and president OF
the Three l baseball league, Originally
IL was agreed that $4,000 should be
posted. or this amount, the principals
were TO stake $4,000 each and Curley
$40 900.
Later it was agreed that the amounts
should be cut in two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
sANTAMS FINISH TRAINING.
Johnny Coulon and Frankie Burns Ready
for Sundays Mil.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 16.-Johuny
Coulon. bantam champion OF the world,
and frankie Burns, aspirant for that
title, finished the heavy part OF their
training today for the twenty-round bat
tie at the West Side Athletic club Sun
day Both bows VIII devote the remain
der OF their time 70 limbering up and
light gymnasium work Reports from
the training camps indicate that the
bantams arc in first-cass condition.
Both arc confident as 10 the outcome
OF the mill.
For championship match there is
probably less wagering on the outcome
OF the urns-CouIon mill than any
tWenty-round scrap that has been
staged here this season. Several small
sized wasers have been recorded. Coulon
ruling an TO } favorite.
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WAR MAY DISRUPT
WHOLE CONFERENCE
Special 10 rhc rrLn,mn-

GOLDEN. Colo. Feb l6--CharsiuG
that the Golden Miners football tcnm is
IN league with Boulder. Denver univer-
slty has refused TO make contracts for
games with the miners, and this action
may disrupt the whole Rocky TooiIntajn
conference The miners recently rented
Broadway park in Denver for their foot :
pall games next fall and this is con-
strucd by Denver as being in league with
Boulder TO put Denver university In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Soccer Club Ball.

The annual dance and concert of The
Salt Lake Soccer Football cmb takes
place tonight In the Knights OF Column
hns hail. First South and State streets
The sale of tickets indicates IA capacity
mousse President Chapman promises
nne vocal and instrumental music and
says the ball will be one OF the most
successful sffairs OF the season,
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Dillon to Get Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ld-.JacK
Dillon. the Indiana middlcweight, prob
ably VIII be matched with the winner of
the Petrosllcy Klaus fight here Fcbrn-
ary % Ii the match is made The men
will fight In March, Klaus by reason
Of his greater experience has been
made n 10 10 s lnvorilc in the hctlinc
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Brigham IT. S.
RICHFIELD FIVE
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
speciaI 10 The Tribune,

MANTI. Feb. f6.-Richneld basketball
players won the championship OF the
southern division Of tho state tonight
when they defeated the Manti team % 10
1e. The Rchfield team will so to Salt
Lake to compete in the state tournament
and experts who have seen this team
play believe it has fine chance to win.
\ big crowd saw the game here to-
night and the enthusiasm WAS intense
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B. Y. c. DEFEATS
BRIGHAM CITY
Spe cial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Feb 15.-Bricham Young col
leee defeated Brigham CITY high school
tonight at baske tball. SIS 10 20. The game
was one Of the series among the High
School league of the state and was hard
fought throughout. The college team
took the lead at the outset. and. al
though never headed. was CLOSELY pressed
at all stages.
The PLAYING or Burt center for the
Brigham City team. was the feature OF
the game. twenty-five OF the twenty
nine points being made by this PLAYER.
Hill made the best showing Of the col
leee PLAYERS. The two coaches, o. Ros-
kelley and Joe Jenson. officjated as
referee and umpire.
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Franklin outpoints Gross

NEW YORK. Feb l6 Benny Frank
lin outpointed Phil Gross in ten
round bout tonight a. the new Polo Ath-
letic club. Tommy Carey was the orig
lnal Cross opponent. but he was unable
10 perform and Franklin vas substituted
The bout was chiefly featured by Mild
swinging
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BROWN INSISTS ON
INCREASE OF SALARY

CHICAGO. Feb. lS,-Pitoher Mordecai
Isrop:n of the Cubs made the statement
here last night that he is willing TO con
tinue playing baseball. but he wants 70
be traded He says the reason he wants
ia leave Chicago is that he desires 10
make more money. He is carrying q
blank contract in his pocket which, he
declsres. he has no intention OF signing.
He announced his Willingness 10 play
with any other National league club with
the exception Of Philad delphia
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LAWN '.Shades' Lewis.

Ey International News Service.
CLEVELAND, o Feb 16.-Paddy
Lawn Of Buffalo shaded Willie Lewis
tonight at the Cleveland Athletic club in
A very skilfulIy contested twelve round
bout. Lewis looked To be fully siN
pounds the heavier and in the ulinchcs
nc WAS stronger, but LAWN outtoxcd
him in nearly every round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
O'Toole Defeats Houck

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Tommy
O'Toole outPoiDtcd Tommy Uouck i'm IN.
wiDdup at the Nonpareil Athletic club
tonight. O'Toole was entitled ia The
honors I'm every round.
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AMERICAN FORK WINS
FROM SPANISH FORK
snccial 10 Ille rrihnne.

AMERICAN FORK, Feb. l6 American II
Fork defeated Spanish Fork. 40 to IS, In
PLAYED here tonight, This puts Apleri-
can Fork in tie with Lchi for second
place One OF the stiffest games of the
season will lie PLAYED Friday night at
Pleasant Grove between American Fork
and Pleasant Grove. Jonnson OF the
Z, Y. L. refereed tonlchts game in q
satisfactory manner,
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AMERICAN SKATERS
BEAT CANADIANS

WINNIPEG. Feb. 16.-Thc American
rinks carried off al the honors OF the
morning draws. Dunbar and Dencl of st.
Paul and Mcleod or Duluth adrnnister-
Ing defeats TO all their opponents In
the party contest, Defel defeated Tom
Vernol of the Winnipeg Giants. II to s.
Minson Of Manitou went down to defeat
before Dunbar, II to S. In the play for
the Caledonia, Mcleod beat Bannister OF
Cariboy II 10 s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
BILL TO PERMIT RACING,
Governor DIX. However. Believes Farm.
ers Can Raise Thoroughbred Steeds,

Gy International News Service
ALBANY, X. j., Feb. l5.-Follow,ps
tho iptrod action Of a bill by Assembly
man Cuyillier Intended 10 permit horse
racing. Governor Dis sent n communca-
ton 10 Calvin j. 1Iuson. commissioner oC
agriculture, calling attention 10 the
problem Of obtaining suitable mounts for
The army. the Natioua, Guard and the
police departments OF the country
The governor Expresses The opinion
iljsi farmers of the state should DO in
drccd 10 produce types of horses suit