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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Perrysburg, o., July 20, 1912.
10 Whom Ii MuY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given, that until tn,
D. m, sealed bids will be received
the office of Township Clerk, Perrys
burg, Wood County, Ohio, for tn,
furnishing of coal for the townshii
schools.
The bids to be on 25-ton, more OF
less, of both hard and soft coal of sat.
i5factory grade. The price to be con.
tinuous during school year. None bu
the lowest responsible bid will be az
cepted and the Board reserves the righ
10 reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Education.
23d S. Il. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02
NOTICE TO PAY ASSESSMENTS.
To Whom 1t May Concern.

You are hereby notified that The
assessment for the treating of Front
street with oil for the year 1912, are
due and payable at the office of the
Corporation Treasurer. If said assess
ments are not paid prior to August Is,
1912, the same shall be certified to the
atty and collected with the taxes for
the year 1912.
22b Clerk of Council
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02
Monday, Aug. 26th.
COLUMBUS DAY.


Formal opening of Centennial and
the welcome address by the Gov
ernor OF Ohio and Mayor of Co
lumbus, Reception for represen-
tatives of Spain and Italy.
Tuesday, Aug. 9th.
OHIO AND HOMECOMING DAY. s.
Reunion and organization of the de-
scendants of Ohio Governors.
Meeting of Ohio Societies.
Wednesday, Aug. 29th.
EDUCATIONAL, FRATERNAL
AND CHORAL DAY.
Morning-Parades of fraternal and
\ other organizations. Drills by
! uniformed bodies.
Afternoon-Meeting of Ohio's edu-
Gators. Grand Saengerfest of
united German singers of Ohio
and other states.
Evening-Pageant, "The Story of the
State"
Thursday, Aug. 10Th.
FEDERAL DAY.
President Taft, Cabinet Officers and
Congressman guests of Columbus.
Parades of federal troops and de-
tachment OF National Guard.
Evening-Invitation ball. Banquet
for President. Fireworks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02
Ohio COLUMBUS CENTENNIAL EVENTS.

Friday, Aug. 3oth.
AGRICULTURAL AND VETER-
ANS DAY.
Morning--Reunion of Veterans Pa
rade of Grand Army of the Repub-
lie and allied organizations.
Afternoon-Special session of the
State Grange.
Evening-Veterans' campfire. Pa
geant, 1.-The Story of the State"
Saturday, Aug. 31st.
MOTHERS AND cHILDREN's
DAY.
Observation-Disclosures pageant, pre-
senting dances of all nations in
costume.
Afternoon-Patriotic meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton and Federated Women's
Clubs of Ohio and other states OF
the Northwest Territory.
EveninG-Reception to distinguished
women. Fireworks.
Sunday, Sept. list.
RELIGIOUS DAY.
Morning-Services in all churches,
with special reference to the his
tory of each in Ohio.
Afternoon-Open- union meeting
of all churches.
Evening-Special meeting OF relig-
ious organizations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02

Torturing eczema spreads its
burning area every day. Doan's
ointment quickly stops it's spreading,
instantly relieves the itching, cures
it permanently. At any drug store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-02

The lower picture shows car
penters at work on a float,
and above is a completed tab
leau car. Thirty of these floats
will form an historical pageant
that will be one or the prInci.
pal features of the Ohio-Co-
lumbus Centennial, to be held
in Columbus, o., the week Of
Aug. 26 to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of the
establishment of permanent
capital in Ohio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
First Big Basketball Game Of the Season
Between University and Y. NJ. C. A. Tonioht

Tonight the University Of Utah and
the Y. NJ g. A. Will meet In the FIRST
really big basketball game that has been
played in Salt Lake this season. Al
though not q great deal is known about
either team. both are composed of men
who have won good regulations and il
is believed that they arc evenly matched
The varsity has the same lineup as last
year, but they have been handicapped
b. lack OF practice. The unfaimess
shown in the football election and the
interference OF frat" politicians with
the investigation Of rnat election has
also had It's deleterious effect on the
ba sketoal team. Several OF the squad
have preferred to practice at other gym
nasiums than their own. but the PLAYERS
arc skillfUl. experienced mon and NAV be
able 10 overcome tho disadvantage GROW
Ing out Of unfortunate conditions now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
may be different.

| Corbett Is 10 be the aegrcssor In the
legal battle. James j. arrived i'm town
work AT Lacrosse. Waterloo and Detroit.
| He viii be back in two weeks and then
| the run will begin
The former champion is 10 sue John
| son for libel. baslnr his case on the ar
/ fidayit made out recently by Johnson.
| The affidavit charges that Corbett and
H. ~, Frazec. the theatrlcalGnan. at a
conference with johnson at ~ Dearborn
street. asked him TO fake siN-round
! fight with Corbett AT Philadelphia, Cor
| bett brands this story as Il lie. lie ad-
mts talking with Johnson: but SAYS
f'razec was not there, also claiming that
Johnson agreed 10 fiEht him and then
duckNd ont OF the match.
I'm &c, that fresh fellow when I get
back 10 town said Corbett before do
parting. ! sent word to him that I was
al the Bismarck and waited all day for
him 10 show up. lie does not dare speak
10 me on the street. After tho threats
hc is in for a trimming II he ever tackles
me In tAe street You can Just say that
that viii be ono fight he viii lose.
Al the time Of my conference with
tho bombastic negro SIR. Frazee Was not
present at all. asked Jack IN fight me
and posted $1,000 hero and $1,000 in New
York 10 show that meant business. |
did not want TO fight him six rounds,
bur 10 finish. I wrote Jim Jcffries that
knew I was good enough TO give John
son hard fight and that ~ | lost /
would know enough about him 10 teach
Jcftries how 10 beat him. Jeffries has
that letter today. Johnson agreed 10 box
IN. after demanding that I give him 10
per cent of mN share OF the purse. Then
he dodEed the match.
II am going 10 sue him on that ar
fiddvit. And III start the suit as soon
as | get back TO Chicago about two
weeks from now. He can't prove any
thing that he charges. iTll cross-eNamine
him myself. show him up for the liar hc
Is and get damages, too.
Tn" affidavit is now I'm the possession
OF the Chicago Examiner, and Corhctt
Asked what chance there was OF any
body beating Johnson lu The ring. Cor
bctt reluctantly admitted that no white
man at present had a chance. But he
made some caustiC remarks about John
son dodging the heavy boys Of his own
color.
Joe Jeanette Is The only man I know
who can take Johnson out TO Nevada. go
q route with him and have a chance.
nette He knows how tough Joe is and
that he is good over the Marathon route.
Jack wants setup and he has that in
Flynn. LanGtord and McVcy. tho two
other colored stars. rank next 10 Jean
usttc"
Corbcit announced he saw the recent
Abe Atter-k. .. Brown fight IN New
York and said in his opinion il was not
a fake.
Il sgrce with Tom oRourko, said Jim.
that At;ell looks to he all IN. ~ that
don't think he trained well for the
fight. But he boxed badly and don't
think he viii Keep his title long. Grown
wkNard style blffcd him too. I take
no stock IN Ahc's cocaine story
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Harem Beauty in Trousers.

Miss Marian Ncwhall appeared a. .
hsrem beauty in trousers OF yellow satin.
A white and yellow zouavc. with dia
mond and torsz jewels.
Miss Jennie Crockcr was in green. Ia
the pastel shades Of areen and pink that
are 20 charming. aud the color tones OF
tho costume enabled her 70 o'ear her
gorgeous cmcTalds.
Miss Vcm nc Saba was TurlisI,
beauty in yellow satin and gold lace. Her
bocro was heavily 1cweled. The Turk
ish trousers were OF shoNerlnr yellow
satin.
Elus and silver brocade formed the
foundation OF Mrs. Norris X. Davis's cos
tune OF rne "TUrouolse Lady" OF tho
Arabian Nights
Bracelets OF amber and gold 70 en-
hancs the svmmetrv OF the bare arms
and msRni1cently long court train OF
the brocade were the distinctive fea
tures OF this costume
Scores Of other Turkish and Egyptian
designs, each with Its legendary history
OF romance, ware more attractive in their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27

In the game between the university
freshmen and the Salt Lake high school
at the university yesterday afternoon, the
freshies presented the west sidcrs with 4
big surprise. the freshies coming out
with the long end OF n % to % score.
Before the game the freshmen had not
showed the form that was expected of
them, While the red and black boys nave
been as fast as lightning, When the two
teams met yesterday the freshmen were
on their home floor and played a good
game, while tho high school men seemed
TO be overconf0ent and not entirely at
home on the floor.
The feature OF the game was tho i'm
provemsnt the freshmen had made IN
team work. SO far this winter thoir work
has been chsra erIzed by individual star
ring. but yesterday this defect was lack
Ing and the team work was superior TO
tha. OF the high school men. The work
Of Udy at center was remarkably fast
and hcady and shows that he is worthy
OF n place on the varsity team MS soon
as he Is able to comply with the eliEi
bility rules. which bar freshmen from
college sports At one time or another
throughout the game every freshman eX-
hibitcd brilliant flashes OF speed. During
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
AtteIl and Conley VIII
Their Antagonists, Proy|
ing Abe's Hand Heals
FREDDIE WELSH BET
Pontypridd Boxer Says
Expects TO Get Back 4
Ring by March.
By II. NJ. Waiker

By International News Service.
Los ANGELES. Jan. 2G.--Johnr
banc. accompanied by Managed
Dunn and Tommy Kilbane, arr,|
Los Angeles this afternoon.
Johnny Is matched TO box AID
twenty rounds at Vernon for the
erweight championship II lie wo
the afternoon Of February. n
Cleveland lad win rest from his d
til Monday. when he VIII besin
training at Shaw's gymnasium AZ
by the Sea n
II figure that I have i grand
10 beat .Attcll and win the title
wise 7 never would have M
match" said Eilhan". 81 certairr
improved n great deaf during thf
twelve months. while Atteil can d
say the same for himself. ] don|
whether the betting public msl1
cha ampion the faVoritc Betting ou|
don't make him win, you know.
going 10 train as I've never tr5ir|
fore and I'm going into the rins \
Attsll the best that Is in me.
Attell viii reach Los Angeles ne1
day or Monday, when all Of Ar-
champions and challengers viii VI
ground.
After a long delayed ride aer>
continent. little johnny Couon
ing on California soil at last ~
n week in which 10 prepare 'h!In>'
his meeting with frankie Conley q
:uary ..
The bantamWeiEht champion
respects C'onleE 50 he says. whn@
ley's conscientious work at the
training camp speaks for iiselL
meeting between this pair OF lllt<
tigers promises TO be a hurfics
fair.
Freddie Welsh is able 10. sIt
talk fight again. The Pontyprda
has fully recovered from hlf
training camp accident and car<
the city today To talk over plan'
Promoter McCarey
"I'll soon be back In the harnes
Welsh. Probably be boxing N
I'm greatly interested In tno
Klbanc affair Both boys are
personal friends OF mine and SO
TO see 'em both win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Bewildering Scene.

, Presenting brilliant backcrourd fo,
~; scene Of splendOr was thc nTosaic
o'llroom, which had been ronvcrin5 in-
~, ~ immature palace. The ceiling or
Wy, .mr Ip",n ,, was covered with rare Oriental
cinbrolderies and almost forgotten E.t,'nI
'',, dIlu IerSlau designs OF tapestry
Alouho the wslls wcro half-curfaincd
guests fingered between d.,cos enc
,n H. i,le tap' strlrs and rugs brought fronI
,nS iand OF luxury. In the center ~ ~.
,,,,,.I I'm mere was fountain win
H. 70" colorod waters falling i'm /, hr,I.
ldut SPRAY into deep cool La sjn
IhnSh,esii'n oi the ancient garden of Al
v',.1, ,,l,o'h. Tai palms ana rare cyotIcg
1t',,r,,pp,S y" OF INC fountain ana garden
arHchthl mat differed from 80,
~, ''enlG a OF decoration ever sttempioJ q,
az 9cclpentai ballroom The cntiro ~ az
o'.He ~ r scheme lent an atmosphcrc .,
III Dl'cl'' not "s II IL today. bur as 4,
eMSted I'm the Imagination OF nn,,- -. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
SWIMMING CONTESTS
AT DESERT GYM

In the swimming contests between
seniors and intermediates at the Descrct
gymnasium last night the results were
~ follows:
ono length swim-Gray (scnior). first,
Papworth hntermediatcD, second; :.
Grocsbcck Gntcrmediatel. third.
TWO lengths. breast stroke-Gray. first:
lloyd tscnior). second; \. Grocsbeck
third.
Three lengths swim-Mason Jscpior).
first. Burton iiptermcdiatel, second
Harold Grocsbcck dntermcdiate). third
pivnS-Taylor Gntermcdiatc). first;
LloNd second: Heath (senjor) third,
Swallow-Cutlcr and TAYLOR, first:
Heath and LLOYD. second.
Jackknifc-Bennion (scuiorD. first: Cut
lcr. second: Lloyd, third.
Back diving-Fairbanks Gntermediate). .
first: Heath. second; Cutler. third.
Hand stand-Lloyd. first; Burton Gn-
termeGiate). second. Fairbanks Gntcr-
mcdiatel, third.
Relay cseniors)-Bonnon. Gray. Lloyd
and Mason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27

prevailing in athletics at the university.
Every man on the basketball team
PLAYED football and consequently all arc
The Y. NJ. C. A. team mas been
practic'nC faithfully for several weeks
and has hncn In some hard games. There
is q strong second y. NJ c. A. team
with which the first team has been work
ing. Another thing which will be in IA
GT vGT OF inc y. NJ. G. a. is that the game
Down town fans believe there ie No
chance for the university bur II Is hard
70 sec upon what grounds such opinions
aIe- "ds"q. Last year almost the same
plaNcd for a business college and on
meeting the university was docjsivoi,,
Dealen' The game will start promptly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Todays Entries at Juarcz.

JUAEisz. Mexico. Jan. 2s.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling. six furlonss-Flor-
euce Roberts 90. Gus Hartridcc. %. John
Heck. 95. "Irish Beauty. 1o5: Crow Robb.
Big Claim. lo5: pactyiis, los: Pacifico.
poc Allen. King Thistle. Elder. King Elk.
Brave Withers, 81. Orion. Tinis. 10.
second race. selling five and half
furIongs-~Naunie McDee. 9S. FIXING
dor. Lchgh, Free, 1o2; Mary Emily. i0i
". ~. Ford. los. Batws, "Millo. 1O6
Eacguct,e. Royal Tes. lo7. MsnaSsch. los
YBnker. 100.
Third race selling. six furlongs-I.ady
MACY. 'Delancy. loo; Goldnun. Thistle
Belle. los: Siartlcr. loi; John Griffin II,
los; OScr. III.
F'ourth race. selling seven fullonss.-
'Gelico, los. Soma. Chenticlor. Fiecnt.
Judge Walton. Iona Lech. ioS Zulu.
Faueuil Hail BrsXton. Blackmatc. 10
Fifth race. selling. six fuflongS-Cams .
isda 20; Isom. -: SkiIute. -: 'Jsn,rs
Eis cksiock, Venetian. los. Colonel March
mont. in5: Orba Smile. 'SiEnor. los pa
leila. Brighton High street. :. T. Robin
sou. Bob Lynch. TN Meter Iiuropatkin.
10.
sixth rsce. selling. seven furioncs-
Hereto. Bosns. l07 Mspletou. NovSorod.
Annual Interest, Pit-a-Pat. 10: Lomond.
GreenbridEe. ii3
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
UTAHNS INVITED
TO ATHLETIC MEET

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. -. More than
goo invitations to take part I'm the great
intersch holasttc meet IN Aprii on the Uni
Vcsslty of California athletic field have
been sent 20 the larger preparatory
schools OF Washington. Oregon, Idaho,
Nevada and Utah. Moreover tho stu
dents have been asked hy tho Big &C.
society Of tho University OF California 10
communicate with leading citizens OF
thcir home towns 10 contribute toward
The travelling expenses Of the towns
rpFgcriive teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
KLANK SAYS ZBYSZKO
IS DODC|NC MAHMOUT.
Gotcl'S Manager Announces
Champion Will Pay No
More Attention to Pole.
HERMAN SEEMS EAGER
Telegram to FIeagren Asks
for Definite Offers Prompt
ly as Possible.

Emil klank. manager Tor Frank Gotcl.
insists that Zbyszko Is dodcinS the wres-
tling match with Mahmout but a telo =
gram from Herman, manager for the
Pole, indicates that Zbyszllo is willing
TO meet Mahmout either In Kansas City
or Salt Lake. l<lank docs not explain
what makes him think zbyszI<o is try.
ing 10 evade Mahmout. consequently IL
may be that HANKS statement is mere
ly an excuse invented to enable Gotch
to decline meeting the Pole.
Following is the telegram received by
Promoter Harry Hcasren from klank
last night:
Chicago. Jan. IS.
Harry lIeasren, Salt Lake. Utah
zbyszko will be given absolutely 10
consideration by Gotch on account OF
Sinking out OF "A meeting with NAH
mout, whom the critics claim 10 be
the best wrestler in tho world, bar
ring the champion. We offered
Zbyszlso sixty per cent OF the wrcs-
lcrs share to meet Ma hmout He
flatly refused the offer, His boasts
and challenges VIII now be ignored.
win bar him in Chicago. ZbysZko
is matched to meet Raicevich in New
York. Mike Yokel can beat the lat
ter. EMIL kLANK.
Klanli has a higher opinion OF Gokcl
than Mike himself has. Raicevich is the
Italian champion who guaranteed to
throw six OF the best wrestlers around
New York in one hour or forfeit $1,000
TO every one he failed TO throw. lie
threw them all in the time limit and is
undoubtedly one OF the best wrcstlers
In tho world He is as good as Yokol
would be ~ Yokel had his weight so
Klank's reference 10 Mike being able TO
throw him IS simply ridiculous.
Shortly after receiving the foregoing
telegram from klank. Heasren received
a message from Herman asking him to
make haste with a definite offer for the
Zbyszko Mahmout match. Herman said
II would be staged either in salt Lake
or Kansas City, and the sooner the
better.
AfcsSrs I.angford, Nelson and tiea gren
Will meet klaRlS and Herman in Chicago
about February 10 and try 10 sign them
up for the match Both managers are
apparently trying TO get Kansas City and
Salt Lake into competitive bidding for
the match. but the salt Lakcrs. when
they get to Chicago. intend 60 make
nd, offcr FOR the Zbyszko Mshmout bout
and for the Gotch -Zbyszko bout proyid-
Ing ZbHszko defeats Mahmout. as II IS
believed he will After they have made
their one offer the managers can take IL
or leave II. There will be no boosting
bids 10 meet Kansas City or to make
tho city on the Eaw bid higher
IL 10 pretty certain, however that tho
match Will be staged at Saltair and that
the Kansas City offer is merely an CT
fort 10 make tho Salt Lakers bid n little
higher and more promptly than They
might do otherwise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
DESERET STARS
UMPIRE HURLBURT
SENDS CONTRACT

President W. IL Lucas Of the Union
Baseball association received the con-
tract nf G. g. liurlburt. the new umpire.
last night Ralph Frary and "Rasty"
Wright arc the Umpircs who have signed
for The 1912 sson. II Boise STAYS in
The league another arbiter will he re-
quircd
Dan Mccoy. who holds The Eoise
franchise, will go up 20 tho Idaho metro
polls Sunday and look over the ground
&. y. sutton. owner of the Butte fran
chlse. and Lucas viii go to Butte within
tho next few DAYS TO confer with Con e
tractor Walsh who claims an interest
IN tho Butte franchise.
Dick Cooley. the Salt Lake msGnatc.
is going 10 the coast next week and may
put IN a Few more weeks In vaudeville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
KOOTE|VA|, At s To |.
BEATS CLASSY FIELD
Six Furlong Handicap Won by
Consistent Sprinter From
Lackrose.
SHEEHAN IS REPEATER
Popular Old Thoroughbred
Again Comes Home Win
ner, Paying 4 to /.
SHEEHAN IS REPEATER

JUAEEZ. Jan. 26.--Con,iuued summer
Ike weather together with a good card
drew a tremendous crowd at Juare5 TO.
dsy. The racing was spirited and the
finishes were very close KootenaI
proved an upset when he Won the han5i
zap st six furlonss from good field. Ho
Was backed down from TO | TO 10
Al The close and Won easily. Weather,
clear; track. fast summary.
First race, three aud = half furlongs-
lnquleta. ITO (Callahanl 10 ,, won; We
lie Forty, ll0 tKcoghj. 3 10 ]. second
Iildy Wolnarth. los lSeldcn). Il TO |,
third. Time. 10 SIS. Queen Of the Turf,
Josie Lee. Bmciay Casanova. Bcuah Nc
and Maggie Cunningham also ran.
Second race, one mile-Onatassa, lUs
ttstcpi. 70 :. won. Wicket. li0 5Tap-
linz. TO I. second: Hannis. Il5 (Henry).
Ia J. third. Time l;il -. BooGcr
Battle, Dottie r.. Nclsini. Hearts Relief.
kiddy Lee. Pedro and oscuro also ran.
Third rnce. sN furlongs-FcrTona. 81
1Callaghspj, . n /. won: Chlla. lo7 CCar-
iei). 10 I. second; Little Jane. l12
tMolesvorthl. 10 |. third. Time.
l;l 3-J. F'leetinS Fashion. Ala March
mont Ivslaui, Tcndcrbloom. Belle oC the
Bay Iool and Keep Moving also ran.
Fourth race. six iurlongs- kootcnai.
10 iEstepl. To /. won; l.ackrose, 10
(BoreD, 90 :. second: Pride of LiEmorc.
l@9 tBuNtonl. "a ?. third. Time. l:le.
Or. poughcrtN Flying Wolf and Irish
Gentleman also ran.
Fifth race. nvc and a half turlonss-
John H. shcehan. lol tBoreD. : to /.
Won: Toy Boy. lo1 CGrossI. 10 .. sec
pud. Lytc knight lo1 callahan % 10
l.. third. Time EOS -. MorslSht,
Myccuse. Phil Councrs, Salvage. Talow
DIP. Hidden Hand, Wanc. and Angelus
also ran.
Sixth race. one mile Miami, 10
(Molcsworthl. l 10 ., won; Lolita Creed,
los CTaplin). Z 10 l. second: panserous
March. loj Gross. ls to .. third. Time
40 i-5. Chanticlor, Ocean queen and
Tom Franks also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. y G. Jan. 2s.-Saigr.
DAVIS entries.
Fir,s race. eleven -st1tc~nths OF a mile
selling Goo Island Queen. Efficiency
Loathiv Lady. Rose Of J@ddnh. 100: Irish.
town. Sadie shapiro. Grace Nc. Queer
Bee. 9s.
Second race. eleven -sixteenths Of a mile
selling Sur@g"t. Black Branch. iei. Han.
nah Louise, llf: Naughty Lad. Lori
Wells. 10: Bsrudsncc lo1. Louis pes.
CocnetE. Winning smile. Rose O'Ncil. l6l
Third race. mile ana sixteenth
handics p Jochlel. SaEer. NO. Bcaucoup
ie7; ANY Port. 100; ldlcweiss. 9s
Fourth race. seven furloneH selling
RsEmau. BArkclrT lN7. JACK Parker
Commonsrs Touch. -. Tom Massie. 100
Ella BTyron. -
FIN race. eleven n-siNteenihs Of mile
selling TON shaw. ia Jsssupburn. y "
Barr. Premier. III; Union Jack Al Nul-
Ter. iis. Rose. io5- HOdkin. i0@
sixth race. ceiling. one nfis-Eddi.
Crane. Toe. Troy Weight. los Festhei
puster. Helene. Duke ~ Bridgcvat~r
i0.. NaromarS. -.
Weather clear track slow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Granite High School Is Outclassed
By Heavier L. S. Basketball Five

In one OF the slowcst and most unin-
terestnE games of tho season the l.,
n. 5. L. basketball team ran away from
the granite high school team, 10 TO 81.
Every Granite player was much smaller
than his opponent Smith. the l.. u. s
center. was fully head taller than
Thorun1, the Granite man. and had no
trouble in getting the ball on the jump.
Early In the game J. Hamilton, GRANTEES s
captain and most steady player. wrcnched
his ankle so badly that he had 10 re-
tire. Ausherman and Smoot, who have
been playing a fast game in the forward
position. arc behind in their studies and
Principal Moss refused TO let them play.
The Saints were playing on their own
floor. Granite had never played there
before and was seriously handicapped.
SympathIZcrs OF Granite also avcrred that
Ben IIarker failed to call fouls which