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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
MORRIS AND STEWART
BOX ON WEDNESDAY
ey International News sevIce.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Probably the
greatest ring battle or the week, II not
Of the month. is scheduled for the En-
pire Athletic club on next Wednesday
night when Carl Morris and Jim Stew
art meet for return match Each
weighs over 200 pounds. and they are
billed for ten rounds.
These two heavvweiGhts fought three
weeks aac in Brooklyn without decisive
result and the Empire club hopes 10 see
the question Of superiority decided.
When Morris steps Into the ring the
fans Will see a greatly Improved boxer.
This statement has been made before re-
gardng Morris. but OH each occasion he
has appeared I'm match since nis mem
orable fight with Jim Flynn he has made
good for all the things said about him.
For fifteen dsys Morris has been train
inE hard at the new Polo Athletic club.
lie has had Tor his daily spsrrinG part
ners Leach Cross, Howard Morrow, Jim
CofToy and Ray simon. Mike Gibbons
worked with Norris before nc left for hts
trip 10 his home city of st. Paul. and ls
now on the way bark here. II was Glib
bons who taught Morris footwork and
defense. TWO essentials In The game that
Morris lacked. Coffey gave him the
heavy work and Cross provided the fistic
fireworks.
Stewart has been Just az busy prepar-
Ing for the battle Morris. He has
been training for this bout ever since
the battle In Brooklyn. Stewart is one
OF the cleveresL heavyweight boxers IN
the ring today. In addition he can hit
hard and with great precision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
ZBYSZKO LOSES HIS
BOUT WITH DEMETRAL
Pole Throws Greek Only
Once in Their IS Minutes
of Wrestling.
sy International News Service.

Ely International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.-When
Ihyszko, the Pole, failed to throw De
metral the Creek, twice in seventy five
minutes at the Eighth street arena today,
the lsttcr's countrymcn piled down from
the bleachers and carried Demctral
shoulders high from the ring.
Zbyszko gained one fail in hfty min
utes, twelve seconds OH a half f-nelson
and scissors hold.
There was a few minutes rest and
when they took the mat again the Pole
appeared 10 bunch his efforts more than
he had done In the first part. lie failed
repeatedly TO llaiten out his opponent and
the excitement increased as the minutes
slipped away.
Once or twice Demetra1 while backing
deXtrously pluclled the Poles massive
legs from under him and brought him
down In a sitting position. In such cases
Zbyszso rcsorted TO his Billikcu squat and
dared the Greek TO move HIM
The spectators developed 4 rare state
OF efferverseucc when the gong siSnalled
the end Of the sevnty-fvc minutes. And
AS Zbyszko failed TO down Demetral a
second time ZbysZko lost The match.
Demetral who is A clean cut fellow.
was outweiched and outmcasured. The
Pole weighed 236 and the Greek l9j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
ASK BOUT SOON
Wells Tells q Friend That
the Referees in United
States Are the Fdirest of
Any in the World.
pcclsl Cable 10 The TrIbune

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON March lG-Whcu Matt
Wells, lightweight boxing champion OF
England. who sailed on Thursday on the
Olympic, arrives in the United States next
week one OF the first things ne viii DO
viii be 10 Issue challenge 10 hight Ad
Wolgsst, lightweight champion OF the
world.
In fact. Wells is going TO America for
that very purpose Tor he has told fr.erds
that he Will not be satisfied until he has
had chance at WolgAst.
Wells. who is accompanied by George
Mcdonald. bis manager, anI 'Dia" Dol
ling. his sparring partner. = due 10 ar
rive in New York TucsJa-.
Before sailing Wells conided TO a
friend:
II am glad 10 20 10 the United states.
I like the people and the clim1tc over
there and I am always assured cf a
friendly greeting. The e'er|es :Aegc are
th falrest IN the world aud / feel cvery
time that ! enter the ring tha, | win
get Just as fair deal IS thoIgn I were
boxing here I'm London.
Wells also wants to NEE, Psckey Nc
Farlsnd. the Chicago lightweight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
SOCCER TEAMS WILL
PLAY FOR FINE CUP

Special To- The Tribune.
PROVO, March 1.-THE first Of a
scries Of championship soccer football
afternoon on the B. Y. L CAMPUS he
tween the rio Grande football club and
the Provo team. The winning team, IN
this contest will qualify to play other
teams in the state for champlonsnip nom
ors and the Daynes challenge cup.
Tha cup was won by the Rio Grande
bows in 1911. The Provo boys arc prac-
ticing daily and Manager John w, Guy
states that he has selected the men and
everything is in readiness for the battle.
The lineup of tho Provo team is as fol :
lows. Andy King. eo1l keeper, e. \.
Menlove and Tom sumner iuil6acks:
Earl Gillespie, Walter Dixon. b Nelson.
Ike King Billy Morgan, RAY
Hayden Long and Dan Loynds.
forwards John w Guy is manager OF
Toe team. and r.. \ MenloYe Is captain.
Whiting of Salt Lake will referee
Wednesdays game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18

from public square 10 the western limits
OF tho city The return OF the Irish
champion and st. Patrck's day coming
together, brought out a riot OF color that
covered the town like blanket,
Cleveland for the DAY doffcd its metro
politau airs and hccane the village where
I<ilhane was born--Kilbano town-and
the county OF MaNo, whence halls the
Kilbanc clan, could have eyinced no
greater or more stirring enthusiasm.
The west side. where the sons of Erin
hold forth in their greatest strength.
started TO celebrate early in the day and
tonight il Is a town by itself.
The streets arc lighted as for a carni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
SUTTON is AFTER
BOWLING PRIZE

CHICAGO March lT.-There is some
rninc In the name OF Sutton In the bowl
ing world. To the members OF the SUIT
ton clan, Lorey OF Rochester y. Y. and
Phil OF Louisville. Ky. are leading three
nf the four events I'm the American Bowl
ing Congress tournament. now in its final
week With a score of 6I9, LareY rolled
into the lead OF the individual event a
week ago. TODAY Phil Sutton paired with
Nielsen Owen. OF Louisville, hung UP a
score Of 1883 for the premier position in
The doubles. Half an hour later sutton
FIRST place i'm the all-evcnts with lS4$
pins,
Phil Sutton's total is fve pins better
than the mark made by Al Sallander OF
Chicago. who led the all-events since the
third day OF the tournament. The score
made nv the KcDtuckiau appears to be
winner OF the first prize.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
||VQU|ETA, 7 TO 10,
WINS SELLING STAKE
George Odom's Filly, Held al
Short Price, Easily Cap
lures Juarez Feature.
BIC FIELDS GO TODAY
For First Time in Several
Days Mexican Card IS
Adequately Filled.
BIG FIELDS GO TODAY

JUAREZ March ts.-Before large
sunday crowd. George Odom's fil lnqui
eta scored her sixth straight victory o.
The meeting, when she easily captured
the Mexican selling four furlongs at Juar-
n today. She was an oddson farorite
~ TO 10. and Jumping away in front at
ihe'start. Won pulled up. by ten lenSths.
Jockeys Keorch and seldom were set down
rol. the rest OF the meeting by the stew
ards for rough ridiuG In the first race,
Results:
First race. selling -year-olds and up.
six f,TlonEs-Ren Wilson. los tMoles-
WORTH IL 10 /. won: Marsaud. LOG, (Sel-
dem ! 1" t. sccoud. Keep Moving, los,
hiilleD IL 20 /. third Time-l:H 3-5.
Wings of the Morning. Bnana III Molino
'u5 Lucille Allen also ran. Prince Win
ter broke down.
second race. selling. four~year- -olds and
NJ. one mtle-Lily Paxton. ~ 0IoftmanJ
= to =, won: Dottic e.. %, (Kedcris) TO
L. second; Sugar Lump. 10. (Seldcnl tn
1. third. Time 30. Port Arlington.
George Guyton. Marigot. Lonis and Cop
pcrs also ran.
Third race. selling, four-ycar-olds and
up. one mile \ bound. 10S Chaplin, !" TO
., Won: Bob FARLEY. loo. tSelden) 10 ],
second: .aSmiuster. l05. (Molesworthl ,
10 l. third. Tinn--l:}U IL. Oscurc, Jack
LsScn, Jim Cafferats, Figent and Mis-
Fourth race. Mexican selling stake. two
yaar-old four f,rrloues-Induieta llu.
tCallahaiD 10 10. won: Vested Rights.
10, (Murrayb : 10 !. second: Wells Forty.
100. tSeldonl to J. third Time--:Ii -.
Palatablo and Bue jay also ran.
Fifth race. selling, four ~year-oids and
UP. 1T miles--W Whiddcu. 1O7. Gross :
10 y, Won. Juan, liz. UlnirWanJ to /,
second: Wolferton, II, (SmalD 10 >,
third Tme-2.0S iS. Tahoe also ran.
SiSth race. selling. three year -olds, five
and ? half luTlongs gs-Acguin, los, CAIocs =
fp 1
I. lhird Time ;v,. EVclipa. The Nisi
tor. Booger Battle. Hazel & and Gitt
also rsn.
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;nccial cabIe 10 rhe rrIbune.

Special cable 10 The Tribune
BERLIN March l1-ncspitc the fact
that Emperor William frowns on the
sport as low and dcgencrating, Princess
Charlotte of Meingen, eldest sister
Of the kaiser. continues her efforts TO
make attendance AT prize fights fashion
able To-day il was reported that the
princess pans Ia import several fighters
from London Paris TO give private ex-
hbitions before her guests when she en-
tertainS.
Princess Charlotte is one Of the most
cnthUsIa site patroneSSes Of the game that
prize fighting ever had and the bouts can
not he too bloody nor furious when she Is
lookinS on.
So angry has Emperor William become
nj tho actions OF his sister that he has in
Spircd the suppression Of boxing In the
German capital and tho police have orders
ia allow no bouts 10 be held
Princess Charlotte and her aunt, the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
HAYMAkER IN SECOND
MADE WHITE GROCCY
Eastern Lad Admits That Riv-
ers's Punch Early in Game
Dazed Him.
By II. VI. Walker
BY International News Service.


Los ANGELES March 1I.--Jsck
White last night scratched his name to
a receipt for his 20 per cent "cut" of the
SsT46 house of Saturday, m
Sorry to spoil a good story. but III
have 10 contradict the reports OF my
death" said White when shown Chi
cago dispatch saying he was reported
to be in a. dying condition As a result OF
his meeting with Mexican Joe Rivers.
Tell them that outside Of a few heart
aches at losing my fight, I never felt
better in my life. / left the Vernon arena
as good as new a half hour after the
fight and ] was down visiting the news
paper Offices Saturday night, Wonder
who cooked up that fake death story?
White announces his intention OF re-
manning in California and making al least
one more fight here, figuring that his
game showing against the all but irwin
cible Mexican entitled him TO another
Vernon date.
81 never knew anything after ] ran
into that right hand Hallop in the second
after that but I could not make my real
fight. ! am sure that I can make good
out here II given another, chance"
into the ring" said Manager Harry Gil
more, Jr.. in paying tribute to White re-
cent opponent, "Ssy for me that / will
bet $1,000 that Rivers can stop either
twenty rounds if allowed to come in at
the same weight he made Saturday
Joe Rivers has nothing but praise for
Whites gameness. although he declares
Saturdays fight 10 have been the easiest
one OF his career. The Mexican is walt
ing now FOR bis next opponent, figuring
that Adj WolSast, Abe Attell or Joe Man
dot are the men that Promoter McCarey
Will ask him 10 box.
The next ring battle here is the schod.
uled twenty round affair between Middle
weights Jack Herricll and Frank Mantcll
at Vernon on the afternoon OF March
80 The winner meets the victor or the
Morrow Fagin contest OF April Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Rv Internatlonal News servlce.

MOBILE. Ala. March 1I.-Tns
were not 10 be denied today. oncc
got their eye focused on the nail
they smothered the Mobile Gulls,
When Manager Davis's proteses
20 bat in the seventh Inning, they ~ y,
edge on the Gulls by one run, ~
show the local fans what tney 70. c.
in batting way they Pulidnoi',,
five bifs four runs resulting.
George and Blanding were the Nap
lers. The former allowed Two =
George one and Banding none.
fielding WAS responsible for all the
credited 10 The Mobiles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
WANT WILSON TO
HOLD SPRING MEET

Hugh l. Wilson, general manager OF the
Lagoon Jockey club, will he in Salt Lake
Tuesday. winen q number OF turfmen will
try to get him to hold a twenty-dsY meet
at the Lagoon during April. Scores OF
horsemen at JuareZ have written to
friepds here asking them TO urge Wilson
TO hold the meet, but the Lagoon manager
docs not want 10 give meeting until he
Is sure il will he a high class success
full session. pleasing the public and help.
ing the sport. There are so many diff
culties in the way OF a Snort spring meet
that il is not likely he will accede to
their wishes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Princess Fight Fan Anglers Kaiser;;
Women Hiss Bloody Winner Of Bout

grand duchess OF Mechlenburs, were
among the hundreds Of women who at
tended the prize fight between Jim Sui
llvan and Georges Carpenter at Monte
Carlo recently.
The fight was one OF the most brut al
ever seen in Europe. About half Of the
Spectato were women, who chcercd
when the knockout came,
Although Carpenter was smeared with
blood from head 10 foot. many OF the
threw their arms around him and kissed
him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
White Sox Beat Dallas.

By international News service; p
DALLAS. Texas. March lnS u y
SoX regulars celebrated 81 fatr,e
by winning a game irom me Ded
to 4 The weather was flne Anu .5 -
.00G fans Witnessed the game: Ed y
pitched seven innings FOR the sgn sn.
was taken out because the cr3wa .s'''
ON getting look at RUDE fsserii,,< i,,<
used TO he "a Dallas player Botn ~
worked in good shape. Mansssr s,,,,I
ban was In splendid form. nc a,tl< avl
Dallas pitchers for a single -
, t,fp1n IN five fimPS uD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18

window.
Impromptu parades are marching and
countcrrnarching about the Kilbanc home
where the champions blind and aged IA l.
thcr with tear-staincd cheeks helps his
Johnny" i'm dispensing cheer and giving
guests welcome befitting the occasion
The parade which travcrsed the down
length.
Johnny with his wife and their infant
daughter and Jimmy Dunn. his manager,
srhe narade vas rsviewed OF ,Se cjtv
hell by Mayor Baker and other city Of
ficias as we'll a number OF state Of
ncials from Columbus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Germans Defeat Irish.


BN IntelnaLIontI NeW5 t5erVIva -
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 1f--
teams made up OF Irish and German
ers from the Pbillies Dattled todas
the Germans won. Z to s. The Rhl
folks smote AleXsnder and Hunt a i
times Eight hits and five runs
somcd off Grover, Lee Hart swii
double. Lobert dashed a liner 10.
field and made a homer out OF
tearing around the paths like 4
horse Dode Paskert also had three
raps. Knabe aud Luderus hit the
hard The pitching OF Curtis was 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
American Team Wins,

BRUSSELS. March 1I.-America's tea IN
composed Of Root and Hin today won The
six day bicycle race. defeating the Bel.
gian team by one length Root and illll
team composed OF Collins and Drobsch
Ilnisned ihirh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Rv international News Service.

NEW ORLEANS. March ~.
Richie and four more or the CUB rc|
subdued the Pelicsns, 4 20 ), In tne
game here today, Richie Vas ~
condition and pitched great ball. pi
Pelicans slammed him at inoppt
moments. Hoffman cleaned up thre
giles and was a busy athlete In the
With five regulars III the ring 10 .
them. the youngsters put up
fielding game and TWO OF them; MOOT
casey" Smith got In on the hittihi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18

and Eddie Reddy left for the east today
to resume activities in the boxing game.
Gibbons will meet Jack Ipemming in a re-
turn bout IN New York on March 20. ana
is matched with Ernie XaEders for April
at South Bend. Ind Reddy is dicker-
ing ror VI least one more bout before they
Tefulu home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Houston Beats Giants.

BY International News Service.
HOUSTON, Texas, March IL.
Houston club OF the Texas league Z
the tables on the New York Gianta
today. administering revenge Tor
defeat OF yesterday TO the tune
20 .. The defeat was largely due
accurate work OF George Fostel
Houston pitcher. vino allowed but
hits to the New Workers. The He
OUTFIT hit Crandall, Wiltse and Amt
safe blows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
DIXON AND JOHNS
ARE MATCHED AGAIN
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune, Il
BUTTE. Mont, March, I7-Another
match was arranged tonight by Jimmy
Hurst acting for Tommy Dixon. and Jack
McDoDouGh for Tally Johns, for a ten
round contest TO he pulled OFF at Ana
conda March %. Dixon complained bit
terly that tho altitude bothered him SO
he could not get his wind last night He
also said that the siN-rouDd fight last
night was too short Dixon fought three
davs after arriving in Butte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Only One Hit Of Bender.

BY international News Service. n
AUSTIN, Texas. March I'm fhe
exhibition the worlds champion
letics have given on their trainiu8
they defeated Austin today. 3 10 0,
der pitched four innings and allows
one hit Brown was hit for doun'e
two singles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
By International News Service.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March ~;
Brooklyn Superbas showed surprl
good form today considering the
amount Of practice they had IN
Springs. srhey defeated the Me
team 5 TO /. The Brooklyns
enough runs In their portion OF thl
ing inning TO win. Moran. Daubef
Erwin led in the batting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Lack Cnrley COMING.

lack Curley. who is promoting tie
johnson -F'iNnu fight. will be IN salt Lake
some lime this week, Curley has not
given up all hope of staging tho mill IN
Nevada hut his salt Lake associates be
iievc the nhsia cles are almost insuperaole
and that II will be held elsewhere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
McVev Beats Barry.

SYDNEY. y. :. w, March l1.-Sam
McVey. the California puelIst. and heavy
weight champion OF Australia. easily de-
feated James Barry. tho Chicago heavy
weight. IN 81 twenty round contest hero
today. McNey got the decision on points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
WORLDS CHAMPION
SPRINTER BEATEN

AUCKLAND, y. H.. March 17.--Arthur
Postle today defeated Jack Donaldson OF
South Africa. the worlds champion pro-
fessiOnai sprinter. I'm the l50-yard dash.
in lf ! - seconds and the 20O-vard dash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18

less Conner. who has acSepteSaa
saros's challenge. leaves today 70.
cnn' but he will return March 5S IL, III
match with Sacos VIII ne nnheTT T,,~
Midvale about March "a or 20 ~"
weigh $50 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Cleveland Goes Wild
With Joy0ver Kilbane
Mayor and 100000 Citizens Welcome Feather
weight Champion With Greatest Reception
Ever Accorded a Fighter
By International News Service

s n iona
CLEVELAND, O.. March 17.--ohnny Kbane Geaherweight
champion of the world home today. He the
~ biggest welcome accorded notable in Cleveland
estimated at and 100000 greeting
when his pulled and lining the streets which
the parade passed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
More Horses for LAGOON

]. -. I<inloich, owner of John H. has
SEM word 10 JuareZ TO have that racer
and number or others shipped TO the
lagoon. where the grass II fine and where
ihe horscs may have good rest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
REMNEAS IS FOUNDER
BY THE JAYHAWKEf
McCloskey'S Former Star Ia
Topeka Win From the |
Detroit Tigers. II
BENDER IN FINE FCR
Star Wirler of Worlds Chail
pionS Allows Only One III
in -Four Innings
BENDER IN FINE FOR
International News servles.

BY International News Service.
SHREVEPORT. La, March H.
Detroit Tigers came over here today
got walloped by Topeka, II 10 13.
walloping being due principally to-
aviation OF a youth named Remneas,
loosened UP in two innings. u
Maroney aud Taylor, two other 20
sters. pitched good ball, shutting oul
enemy for four innings. 81
In tho two closing rounds Ralph W
let Topeka take two tailiss, Just on
to win. Perry was high slugger. &c
three hits.
Rcmneas was purchased by DetroIt
John McC'loskey OF the Butte
league team last fall. If he makes
McCloskoy Will get $1,000 for him.
Lake fans will remember Remnoas a
twircr who opened the famous seriei
July when McCloslkey's Buttes can
Cooley park. AT first Remneas So
invincible. but he was worked so
that he detcoriatcd and in the Last
games he had to be taken out Of
box p.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Pole to Throw Berg.

SPOKANE Wash. March i7,-Zbysz-
10. the Polish champion wrestler, and
John Berg, champion Of the northwest,
were signed tonight 10 meet here in
handicap match on March 26. The Pole
agreed TO throw Berg twice i'm an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Brown vs. Erne Again.

PHILADELPHIA. March II.--KuoCk-
out Brown, the New York lightweight
who won from Young ETne Of Philadelphia
in slX-Tound bout al the National Ath-
ietic club last "Wednesday night, will fight
return engagement With Erne on April
IL before Philadelphia Jack O'Bricn's
club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18

Esges. St Patrick grand hall to-
night al O,leon hall.