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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Unlcss mean
time he should hear from Frank l..
Chance. Frank Farrell, president OF the
New York Americans. probably will
leave for California next week 10 con-
suit with the former manager OF the
Chicago Nationals on the subject OF
Chance coming here TO take charge OF the
Highlanders.
Mr.. Farrell said TO-DAY that he was
greatly Interested in Chances letter OF
last week TO Charles Williams. treasurer
OF the Chicago Nationals. in which he
said he wanted enough money 10 make
IL worth while" to manage the local
Americans.
Mr. Farrell added that he knew the
New York public would be greatly dis
appointed n he failed 10 get Chance and
declared that he would do everything
within reason 10 get the Californian In
line for the managerial berth here.
He added that the time for dickerins
was nearly through and he desired 10
know where he stood in the matter
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Had Good Practice.

Today Palzer did his full quota OF work
as promised, and NcCarty just toyca
with his gymnasium equipment, oarsiy
exercising enough TO keep his muscles
Timber. He feels that he mas had al ,ne
boxing he requires and Manager NC
Carney is OF the same way OF thinking.
IL is claimed that McCarty was pecu-
J;arly lucky In his choice OF sparr,nB
partners All his men were super-hcayy-
weights TO begin with and their styles
OF boxing varied so that he has been en-
ahled 20 drill himself with man OF any
poundaEe 81,
And Luther has another Palzer on his
staff besides In this case Paizor couh~
terpart Is Bull Young. Like PalSer'
Young loves TO bore In and hard SMASH
ing does not dampen his ardor for close
things. He tried To do to McCarty tnlnes
that PaJzer will do. and II Is believed
that his training with Young VIII prove
OF great benefit TO McCarty.
while experimenting In keeping Bull
at bay and devising tho blows best
adapted TO the purpose. McCarty hurt the
kuncklos OF his left hand. But the left Us
all right again and SO Is the right which
was injured in the AFFAIR with Flynn.
McCaruey caused the N-ray to be
brought Into requisition and the doctor .
report was that Luther nghting weap-
ons arc az sound as n bell.
Tom O'Rourke. manager or Palzsr. 10
"a confident as ever in respect 10 tne
outcoue OF the fight and does not hest
tate TO cover any even money bets that
''It is very l!kcly," Tom said. that
PaIzer would have been faVorlte IN TINS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

loan OF many millions are untrue. Ten
tative proposals in this directions have
met with the reply that Turkey must
frst conclude peace II she wishes money,
This recalls an analogous answer given
70 Count Wltte. the Russian plenipot en-
tIary, shortly after he landed IN New
York for the Russo-Japancse conference
at Portsmouth. on the voyage 20 the
United States ne hnd arranged that a
Journalist, a mutual friend. should in
troduce him to J. Pierpont Morgan. In
an interview with the latter, Count
Witte made allusion to the possibility of
launching n Russian loan in the United
states, to which Mr. Morgan replied that
he would end no money for war. hut as
much Rs was desired after The conclu-
sion Of peace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
LORD MARSHALL IS
BEST OF JUVENILES
keene TWo-Year-Old Defeats
Best of Youngsters Rae
ing at Juarez.
specisl to The Tribune.

Specisl to The Tribune
Ell PASO. Tex. Dec. 30.-Lord Mar
shall. the property OF Jack and Ham -
keeue. won the handicap for two-yesr-
olds. at six furlongs. IN hollow style. The
big colt did not show to his best advan-
tage IN his last race. but today he
marched right out 10 tho front and made
every ono OF tho contendcrs stop. He
may be a factor In some Of the eastern
three-year- events next year.
Closer. fast, Texas-bred sprinter
captured tho third from Batwa without
any trouble. Enfield raced poorly. isr
below his usual form.
Visible beat a band OF sprinters here
and the victory stamps bim ms a nice
selling platter. He displayed great game
ness, being challenged b. several OF the
competitors in the tinal sixteenth. game
ly shaking them all of at tho end.
The judges and starter punished the
following riders here this afternoon:
kirschbaun. Ave days by the stewards
for rough riding; Lotus and Molesworth.
five days by tho starter.
Sir Alvescot was claimed from z p
Carman by %. Ford. the owner Of Shorty
Northcut.
The summaries. with official closing
odds. follow
Iuarcz results
First race. 1--WE and one-hat furlongs
Idle Tale. 101 (C1rToll). 30 To J. won:
Rooster. 1o9 U.oftus). % I, second:
Wheeler. los tBuxton). TO /. third.
Time. 1904
Second race. plIle-Rosevale, ioS tBux-
toni. TO s. won: Fancy. 1o2 (MuIlisaul.
IL TO .. second; Ursula Emma io5
(Stcele). 10 TO !. third. Time, AZ Is.
The Bailins Daughter. Lady Willie. Ora
McGee. Golden Agnes. Harlem Maid.
Royal Netue II. and Virginia Lindsey
also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Ciossr. 1o2
(Gross). TO l. won; BatwR. l03 (Steelei,
2 10 . second: TiHord Thomas. 100 CFoi-
syth). 10 to !, third. Time. 1913 as. En-
field. Wintcrgreon, Dangerous March
Sherlock Holmes and Chapultepec also
ran.
Fourth race. six furIongs--Lord Mar
shall. lo3 (Steele) . 10 8. won: Vested
Rights. i0S lCrossl. II 20 ;, second; Resi
Star. lo8 (BurlinEame), II TO 3. third.
Time. I.I3. Rosiris also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Vlslbls. iol
(Ormes), l. 10 /. won; Ethel Samson,
lO3 (GrosB) 20 I. second; Parior Boy.
los (Molesworth). 20 90 I. third. Time.
1:l3 f-5. Edmond Adams. Cosgrov-, Anne
McJiee. Eye white. Str Alyescot sad
Shorty Northcut also ran.
Sixth race. mile-Swish. 10 fBoren,
10 .. won: Engr2ver 10 (Molesvorthl.
4 10 5, second: Orperth. los (Burlingsmsb.
4o 10 I, third. Time. l:40. Black Mate.
Bob Lynch and Compton also ran.
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WEAVER CHANGES HIS
STYLE OF BATTING

CHICAGO. Dec 30-Buck Weaver. the
Chicago American shortstop, while play
ing I'm the Pacific Coast Winter league.
has changed himself from a right 10 a
left hand batter.
Weaver let Manager Callahan know to-
day that he had accomplished the change
and figured that II increased his hitting
value by at least 25 per cent. He Will
join the team az Paso Robles AND demon
strate his ambideSterity, Buck has told
Callahan that when strategy demands he
can bat either right or left handed,
changing between balls II necessary.
Weaver says 1t took him two months
giving all his morning practice time TO &C.
to overcome the awkwa rdness OF looking
at the pitcher over his right shoulder
Bush Of Detroit Beschcr OF Cincinnati
and Germany Schafsr OF Washington
have accomplished the same change as
Weaver i'm past wears and each has he
come stronger batter as left-hander.
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event II the Los Angeles folks had ever
seen him I'm n real contest They know
what McCarty can do through watching
him in action with Flynn. and in keep
Ing McCarty on even terms with Palzer
In the betting they arc supporting the
fellow they know against the fellow they
quently within the past day or two
whether / was perfectly satisfied with
PalZer's condition. / can say honestly
that | am. L have handled a good many
fighters in my time-some worlds cha M
pions among them--and l never felt
surer OF the outcome Of a match than
do in the present instance. 1t As n
mistake to try and size up Palzer from
his gymnasium work He has to be seen
fully extended TO give a proper idea OF
his speed and hitting power I am salts
fed that when this affair IS over II will
be said that Palzer is tho fastest big
man that has developed IN years"
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CREsCENTs.
stage SAYS RULES
WILL BE UNCHANGED

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-The 1912 football
rules will be retained intact by the ma
tional committee, when t meets in New
York next month, according TO a predic-
ton by Coach Stagg OF the University
OF Chicago today.
Stagg Is member OF the old commit
tee now fused with the national Collegiate
Athletic association.
The 1913 rules committee will consist
or delegates from Dartmouth. Yale, Har-
ward. Havertord. PENNSYLVANIA, Annapo-
rs fahderolit. cLrlnceon west Point,
Cornell
'Tn my opinion the game as II now
stands is in the best shape II ever has
been in. said Stagg. 1T Is highly scIen-
tifc and is satisfactory 10 players and
spectators alike The gain In safety is
one OF the most important features OF the
present game"
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Market Is Panicky.

As showing TO what extent the
apothccary's scales are being used TO
estimate the chances OF the big fellows,
and as showing the tendency To StVo
weight TO small things. I might mention
what effect was produced by an an
nounccment 10 the crowd at Palzers $
camp on Sunday.
''Palzer win do HIS usual work right
up TO Tuesday afternoon beloved the
young man whose duty II is to giyo out
mogaphonic information OF the next day.
programme.
.'Ah ha." said one Of the smart fel-
lows. There's a reason for that Nc
Carty. they say, Is through with his
training and IL must be that PalTer :
wind isn't good. That's why they are
going TO keep him working right up Ia
fight day, Guess I'll have little bet
on NcCarty.'
Other things boing 30 cqual. IL was
natural enough 10 make deductions along
the lines suggested, but when couple
OF human drcadnaughts like theee arc 10
clash, condition is only one or tho eS-
ecntisls TO SUCCESS
Were condition all-important. ana, OF
course. condition includes tho condition OF
lungs among other things-it might be
the correct thing TO mako McCerty Ia
vorite and keep him favorte. But where
two such splcndidly muscled and evenly
matched giants are concerned there are
other angles to the test, and condition
may play the least important part OF
all One powerful, wcll-placed smash IN
the opening round or tho next. or the
next, might start the crowd on US re-
turn trip to town.
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Making No Progress.

LONDON. Dec 30.-The Greek sd-
vance on Jauina apparently is making
no progress The Greeks have not Vet
captured Bcznni the key TO Janlna
which. IL was confidently stated n week
or two ago. would be in the hands OF
tho Greeks forthwith
DISPATCHES by wav ~ Vienna report
the defeat ~ the Greeks and say the
siege OF Janins has been raised
These reports ar. rot confirmed, but
n dispatch from Athens tonight enbodics
General SapountEakis's last report an
nouncinr that the Greek ard Turks Sh
armies ~ Bezani are maintaining their
rcspecttye positions"
No news has been received as 70
whether the Greek rcIufoTcernents. con-
sistinc OF the fourth division. which en-
haTked for PreVesna, December 2s. have
arrived at their destination. which was
understood 10 he Janlns.
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Today,s Juarez Entries.

First race. eleven -siyteenths OF a mile.
selliug-Gay. 1902: Royal Dolie, 1O7:
Hazel C. loT: Mary Emily. l07: Percy
Henderson. I07; Jack Ellis. 10: SIR
1renus. ITO; Rosey PoEey. lie, ChantIclor.
liz: Clint Tucker. 112: Deerfoot. Il2:
Palma. 11s; Mike Molett. lIo.
Second race. mile, seIling-Ah Moon.
81: FL PATIO &c; Sleepland. 90: Ymir. 90:
Love Day. 104: NJ. Cambon. los: Barney
Oldheld. 105; Swede Sam. 105, zoroaster.
1o5; Colinet, los; Judge Walton 10S:
Little Marchmont. 10; Lescar. lis
Third race, eleven -siIteenths Of a mile,
selling-Gift. 1o7: Rogon. 110; Abihu. I07
Burning Bush. 11c: Chas Goetz. 107
Oristolae, liz: Comm endation, li2: Toy
Boy, l12: Fair Louise, ll2: Frank G.
Hogan. 1l2; Ramsy, il2: Faneull Hall,
liz: Eoca Granda. lis.
Fourth race. seven eighths OF a mile
handlcap-Upright, %; Lady Panchita,
96. Kootenay. 1o2; Jim Basey, 1u3.
Fifth race. three-quarters OF mile
selling. p. Robinson. 1o2: Milf Jones
loi Goldfnn 10i; Sterlin. l0i, Or
Dougherty, Jos; Ocean Queen. 100; Flor
ence Roberts. lo7; Seneca. ioS. Daddy
Clip. 1i2.
Sixth race. mile. selling-1Ias salo. %;
Puck, 10i: Mvcenae, 101: Rio Rrazos
lh3: Gold OF Ophlr, 1oi: Dutch Rock, 1o7 /:
Duncragsan' 100; Hanly. 100; Lack
rose III
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TURKS DESIRE THE
AID Of THE POWERS
Continued from Page one.)

can he considered an Interested party. as
she has proclaimed the inyiolabiiity OF
Albania, forcing the Servians and Monte
negr1ns TO abandon the Adriat!c coast
and has declared the necessity or extend
ing the frontiers OF Albania for tho sole
purpose OF deprivinE Scryia aud Monte
negro OF territories they have con-
quered.
ConceGinG that Austria docs not wish
10 renounce her traditional policy OF ex
pansiun In the Balkans with the object
OF reaching the Aegean sea. can she. the
allies ask. be considered an Impartial
fudge in a matter in which her vital In
terests may be furthered or endangered ,
The niles also fear italian aspirations
Italy has protested against tho occupation
by Greece OF the island OF Sascno. at the
entra nee OF the Gulf OF Avlona. This at
tittlde the administration at Athens has
consid cred offensive, claiming that Saseno
vas included IN the Ion!sn islands taken
from France by Great Britain in 1900
and coded 10 Greece In 1864, Can ltalv
also be trusted 10 give an impartial tudG
ment, asks Greece.
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HOW HEAvYwE1GHTs COMPARE PHYSICALLY.
By Il. NJ. WALKER.

3 ANGELES. Dec. 3o.-Two more
ps!ecty trained boxers than Al
nlxr and Luther McCarty have
iEtr been seen In southern
niiiomls ring.
pst days McCarty has been "on
flz.r deemed II necessary 10 go
N viii a hard workout this after
Fat The finish announced himself
% Tor regiment like Nc
y as physical condition is con-
nth the big boys are at their
Y. loser will have no alibi In
-,clion Managers Billy McCar-
H Tom O'Rourkc came 10 the
nstt headquarters this morning.
tne Inc OF ticket purchasers for
snu,es and then went away sat
nE the world in general and the
.'sHs boxing situation In par
eIS Will work bit tomorrow
ssp himself out OF mischief"
AAAIneJ. We've done everything
% done and said everything
~ " 1id. We're ready for the
1L1fu nnu-
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Bulgaria's Attitude.

Bulraria's attitude has not been de-
termlned. DR.. Danen. chief OF the Bul-
garian plenIpotcntiaries. appeared tonight
hopeful, but said nothing possible could
he outlined until Turkey presented her
demands In well-deiincd form.
In Rcctad Pasha's vague statement to-
day. DR. Dancff continued. AdriaDople
was not mentioned.
what does that mean" he asked
''pocs Turkey wish 60 convey the I'M
preston that she is determined TO keep
Adriauople. or does she mean this point
to be settled directly between herself and
Bulgaria? The latter supposltlon is i'm
pSxsibIe II Turkey admitted the pcss'-
bIlity Of losing Adrianople. she would pre-
fer Intervention by Europe.
DR. Dancd did not seem adverse TO
European mediation. trusting '.ln the tri-
umph of the. pressure OF public opinion
~ The Christian civilized world over the
jcalousies. rivslries and greed of the
governments of tho powers chiefly re-
snnnsible for tho prolonged state OF SER
yitude. the cruel waste or no and the
OF the Balkans during
the last century.
Rumors that Turkey has concluded a
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By w. W. NAUGHTON.
national News Service.

BN lnletnatloIlal news service.
Z OS ANGELES, Dec. 3o-When mar
reaches a point where his ordinary
judgment falls to guide him and
Id doubt ruffles and consumes him.
IL Is usually said that somebody
or something has got his goat"
II looks as though the McCarty-
Los Angeles fight fans / Cannot recall
a case OF the kind IN which the smart
set OF sportsdom wayered SO much or
was so much subject 10 switches OF
opinion.
The two hopes have been sized UP from
OF them reigns favorite. As matter Of
fact, the lndecision which exists In
every direction is Daralyzing the betting
market. For an advent OF such impor-
tance omparatively little money Is like
ly 10 change hands.
Sports who ordinarily have the cour-
age OF their convictions cannot make up
their minds how 10 place their currency.
| know OF one instance where two men
arranged TO wager $500 between them
selves and tossed coin for choice OF
hopes, The one VINO lost the toss did
not feel as though he had the worst OF
the bargain.
The thing is in such shape that a
bre9tll--an idle whisper as 10 some dis
advantage under which one OF tho cham
pionshlp candidates is laboring. viii cause
q StiHening Of the others financial sup
port. 4 readiness 10 speculate on tho
part OF the opposition Will soon cause
the withdrs wal OF my slight odds that
may have been obtainable and the
heavies will sell At evcns again, with
exceptionally few sales, 4, u,
now, and as FAR as | can judge. they will
be selling at evcns when the gong sends
them 10 midrinS In the Vernon arena.
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ilIi,'lllE li,,l,I TEAMS TO
'1sE GOOD SEASON

Ian. ' Pave have two frst-ciass bas-
tuts ,ns p year and aspIres TO
y. Eel Principal Walker Of the
hs, ~ school, a former unive--
h ,,u Coaching the teams and
'.sps-,, ,,n'unt ~ OF undeveiopsd ma
% .cSooYI evolve classy quintottes.
Ma o' tpo Team in an early season
"a ,5'een n e. Saints Ia n very close
tttsr d,..as ,s..asccessfu In winning the
.arr .oN .o,yision viii feel no tenn tenSer,tv Sf
stscissy o' The Salt Lake teams.
.SsrS. are: Burton. Ss captaIn IS,'iomi snS
b ten,s;.. tea; Z. Swan, left o,n forwsrS apn
E guard H'rong. right guard, and
's.sds Elected from the town o,b.
"a n SYlng, former center on the
s,n; VsT academy. right forward I'd
sspec,," with this team. Coach
tats, an 70 meet the best teams
"a Az an Salt Lake n,us Con,msroisl sng
~ ''her fast amateur fives
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BASKETBALL TEAMS
TO SELECT PLAYERS

Division OF Y. NJ. G.. 4. basketball play
ers into six teams 20 compose the Com
mercial league will be made Thursday
evening when the mana gers. captains and
all players viii meet at the gym" at
$50 o'clock. The players will try OUT
under the watchfui eyes of the managers
and captains, who will then select their
men.
A lively scramble for the most likely
talent is expected. but the most astute
leaders already have a Zine on the tall
ent, and the playing strength VIII be
very evenly divided.
The series Will begin al an carly date
and should be productive OF interesting
contests.
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croupy Coughs and wheezy Colds.

children OF dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy. stufv colds Is TO give them
Folev's Honey and Tar Compound. II
gives almost instant relief and stops a
cough promptly. II soothes and heals,
contains no opistss.-Schramm-J j ohnsoa
Co. (Advertisement,)
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Hunter Eliminated,

PLNEHURST, y. c., Dec 2O.-Paul
Hunter. Midlothian club. Chicago. was
eliminated from the contest In the sec
ond round OF the Pinchurst holiday week
golf tournament here today when he
missed two-yard putt on the home
green. George Crocker. Brookline won
from Hunter by n four-yard putt, and
VIII meet G. l.. Becker, Woodland. in the
Iinal tomorrow.
Croker advanced today on the default
of Walter j. Travis, Garden CITY
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'urke Betting.

y came In 10 pick up another $500
rined o Rourhe. I'm covering
VI! OF NcCariv money that
q way. think Palzer Is the
D *'l.ov." ~ ''''E'
!. ,hlng. the McCarty-Palzcr en-
ras Tic entire coast sporting
~ " btale OF perpetual guess
g you like" is tho daily song
sho have followed tho box
'or yrars. snort writer's, man
usiners all are mp I'm the
|r';,,, az result Of Wednesdays
r 'N1LV Is such n killer why didn't
H .h fHnn when he had the
- ~ fFoEgy and helpless?" is
|.ais 'ns' has ben asked over and
'.., Eve this. McCarty's friends
n lynn Is the toughest man In
|l,,slneS point 10 the fact that
|{- Ir,eiu, IN Tho Vernon bout. could
win one punch. but had
|I year him down Just as Nc
Boz sentiment appears 10 be
IN NeT Years day clash has n
y, ,tsn Palscr will be the man
we winning Jolt.
In ns argument is that while
~, ~ DC able 10 outpoint big Al.
~, 'Snos good chance Of wear
~ so"h and stopping him.
y e!fsr SSe everything McCHrtY
|>s~ ana then 70 In and finish
liz seln Tom O'Rourkc n few
III, SUI 'his talk seems to have
h,., nnur'ng tho past twcnty-four
! o.. haS been credited with be-
~, psoReT Perhaps this is an
II h,, ,yusRe desired 10 keep COW
hs,i hIs work In tho ring dur
|.1B I'M tn'olnents ~ his preparation
~ onIy Ie eyes ~ those who looked
.,h an ns mauler.
|'cr w. Ce excitemcht nf the mast
|cai,r srty has remained calm
III M. the youncster has n
s oodY. he hasn't shown IL.
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swelliues of the flesh caused bv in

Swellings of the flesh caused by in.
flammatiou, cold, fractures of the bone,
be relieved by applying BALLARD =
SNOW LINIMENT. II should be well
rubbed in over the part effected. Ita
great healing and ponetrating power
eases the pain, reduces swelling aud re-
stores natural conditions. Price csc,
soc and $l.0o per bottle. Sold by
Sehramm, J obnson Drugs. ; good stores
(AevsrtissmsnOJ
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William Locke, Secretary
of Pittsburg Club Gets
Option on the Phillies

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. a0.-FoIlowing
a conference with G. p. TAFT here today
William Locke, secretary of the Pittsburg
baseball! club, announced that he had
paid substantial amount OF money for
an option on the Philadelphia National
league CLUB as IL stands today. The op-
ton expires January IL. Mr.. Taft who
has held AN interest IN the Philadelphia
club, expressed himself as pleased with
the deal entered into by Locke.
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O'Toole Is Married.

FEAMfNGHAM. Mass, Dec 3O.-Mar-
tin j. O'Toole, Pittsburgh $4,000 base
ball pitcher. was married here today to
Miss Rose Catherine Heffernau. O'Toole
and his bride had been friends since
childhood. After reception the two lott
for Bermuda.
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Schiebert Gains Decision.
crnational News Service.

Ey International News Service
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5o.-Pcanuts Schie-
bert Of Quincy got the decision in an
eight-round bout tonight before the
business mems club over Jerry Dalton of
India napolis. and Leo Kelly OF 81 Louis
shaded Milburn Saylor OF Indianapolis in
an eiYhi- round bout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
DUCK PIN LEAGUE
TO BE ORGANIZED

The hrst duck pin games or The season
We're rolled last night on the Windsor
alleys and much interest was shown. a
large crowd being In attendance. 4 duck
pin league probably viii be formed In
the near future.
The scores Of last nights games fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Packey Wants Usual Shade.

BY International News Service
CHICAGO. Dec 30.-Packey McTar-
land viii do i35 four hours before the
tight II Willie Ritchie Will consent To do
battle with him. This Packsy. indigna nj
over dispatch from Los Angeles today Y.
announced tonight.
Packey asserts ne believes that he is
entitled TO a match.
II am offering % make a reasona Bile
weight" SAWS Mcfarland. Let Nolan
accept the 1856 four hours before the fight
II he isn't bluf1nE."
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sNnMt ~ nSMtandardizc Rules.

t'ark ana pee; oo.-The commit
's.lltgiats neia rules OF the Ma
eace to1ha 1ha.niet!c association at
'.aeheS OF the amateur athletic
% r. rs,anf, an understanding which is
|rTiss III the standa rdization
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Jeanntte Gets Match

JOPLIN. No. Dec. 3o.-Joe Jeanette.
negro heavyweight puSiist, and Joe
Clarke OF this city wcrc matched today
10 box ten rounds here on January II