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The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Princeton Favors
The Forward Pass

PRINCETON, N. j.. Sept. 1.-THE for
ward pass will be a feature of import
ance in Princeton football this year il
the Tigers drill yesterday might serve
as criterion. For almost two hours
the squad was kept at hard work on
this instrument of offense. and by late
afternoon the men showed decided
improvement on their work of the morn
co5sistentiH fS' accnrate anS considera sid MdS hIS
better than that of the others, which
may cause his shift to half.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Dix Invited.

ALBANY. Sept. 17.-Governor Dix to-
day received letter from the man
agement of the st. Nicholas A. c., in
New York. asking him to attend the
boxing contest between Young Jack
O'Brien, of Philadelphia, and Young
Brown Thursday night to ascertain for
his own satisfaction that the club is not
violating the anti-boxing law It is not
believed the governor will attend.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Quarterback to Be
Selected at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Sept IA hard ses-
sion Of signal drill was ordered for the
Yale football squad this afternoon.
While there is general interest in the
manner in which the men shape up. the
mcst interest is directed toward the Sc
lection or quarterback for the first
place
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Chance Is Recovering
From His Operation

NEW YORK. Sept. T.-Manager Frank
Chance, of the Chicago Cubs, who was
operated on yesterday by DR.. w. G..
Frelich for removal of a bloodclot from
the bese OF the brain, was reported to-
day to have passed comfortable night
and to be resting easy. Chances af-
Fiction was caused by being struck by
pitched ball a year ago 1t Is be-
Eeved that he will be able to return to
the game next season.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
HAVRE DE GRACE RACES

EVERY DAY TILL SEPT. 30,
Special train. via Penna. H. r., Ieaves
Washington at 1910 =. NJ direct 10
track. Round-trip fare. $3.50.
B. & o. special train leaves Washing
ton at /: N, Laurel at 1293 p. M, ar
rives at Hartford Race Course 400 p. M.
Eound-tr.p fare, Sl.6o
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Yesterdays Results in
American Association

Louisville, 4; Columbus, 2 (first game) 4;
Columbus, 2; Louisville. (second
game.)
Milwaukee, 10; st. Paul, O.
Minneapolis, 8; Kansas City, 4,
Toledo, 4; Indianapolis, 0.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Harvard Men Get
Two Workouts Daily

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept 17.-Beejn-
ming today. the Harvard football squad
VIII report to Head Coach Haughton
for this morning and afternoon practice
until further notice There are fiftv-
four candidates for places on the first
team. Cool weather Is aiding the
coaches in their work.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Michigan Starts.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept. 17-Twen-
ty-fiye men are expected to show up
for the first practice of the Wolverines
today. The first appeal for recruits was
issued yesterday by Coach Hurry up"
Yost
The Washington times., 1912-09-17
Rube's Mother Is Sure
He Has Been Married

Rube Marqusrd. pitching phenomenon
OF the New York Giants is wedded to
MISS Shirley Kellogg. of the ''FolIies or
lSlC Company is the belief Of Rube's
~ ntsotner. MTs. Fred Marquard. In spite
Mrs Marquard says she is certain her
son has been married. She had a letter
from him two weeks ago, she saws in
which he told her of the marriage,
The Washington times., 1912-09-17

stun with each passing game. He would probably h
oeter In his second start than in his and better
MS third than through his second So If McGraw sar
Mathewson. 1t will mean that Tesreau will have chanc
to work In but two games most and possibly onl,
one. '
Tesreau now carries but weakness In his TWEEN
y-two games of which he has seventeen and los
nve, he has given eightyseven on bas-an aver
age of four to the battle free passes dshed on
In the tautness of world series struggle might bripe
on disaster at any moment, where two runs will
generally turn the tide OF conflict So II Tesreau fails
snow any Improvement in control these next three
weeks Mahewson will almost surely start with the
Missouri Mammoth slated for the second run
Marquard's case is the most puzzling one of all The
Rube carries the briancy which might beat any pitcher
in the On the other wing of it he is far more like
y to crack than either of McGraws right handlers
He still has his chance to swing back into line before the
Opening Gun booms. but he will need a big edge of i'm
his late form ready to grapple with
southpaw like Collins,
A hree-game struggle between Tesreau and Wood
would be hectic affair In the first battle there s
little question but that would carry the shade in
so far as the advance dope concerned But whether
Wood could come back with afternoons rest as eff
fectvey as Tesreau is another angle.
1t will be also interesting note how Wood stands
up under his record the spell has cracked
Marquard faded out completely for about five weeks
and has never been the since johnson dronned
he had lost in the other four months Smokey Joe
be the exception, which makes good the rule hut IN
any event his will bear watching after the 6rst
break in his wonderful squirt arrives
The Washington times., 1912-09-17

Tesreau is undoubtedly great world series type He
could work other day for week and show better
The Washington times., 1912-09-17

blue cheviot and fancy
and tailored in the best
Norfolk or double-breast-
two pair of fun peg
s; sizes. s to IS years.
The Washington times., 1912-09-17

In Norfolk and double-breast-
ed styles. Choice of Cassi-
meres and cheviots: very dressy
and very serviceable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
CAR AT
BOTTERILL GARAGE

Ono OF the new Pierce Arrow "6e'
cars, the highest powered automobiles
built in America outside OF specially
constructed racing machines, has ar
rived AT the Tom Bottcrill Automobile
company sales rooms. Only $50 of these
cars are TO be manufactured by the
Pierce Arrow company this year, and
the Botterill company has received TWO
or them one they have already sold
To II, VI. Dewey of Nampa, Ida
While the car is Officially rated at
power is eighty-six This Is the average
OF the ratings by the engineers OF the
Association OF Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers.
One or the most striking features is
that the stroke OF the motor is longer
than IT Is in any other car IN America
Each of the cylinders is five inches in
diameter and seven inches lonG. The
motor will vary from Ia to 1900 revou-
tons To the minute, thus giving the
widest range of fleXibility. The long
stroke motor is coming into greater use
because of Is economy in operation. and
II gives the maximum OF efficicncy
This big car will run, ten miles To gall
Ion OF gasoline. according 10 actual
tests made since It's arrival in salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
SALT [,AKERS INTERESTED
IN PULLING OFF BIC BOUT

Which Informed last night that the
johnson Flynn bout had actually been
signed up, Simon Iiambersor, one OF the
Salt Lake business men who consented
to help Jack Curcy form a club, said he
believed that the match would attract
vast crowds OF people with money 10
spend 10 this state
Incidentally the reason for putting on
the date oC the contest until July I is
because there will ho an Ellls national
convention in Portland dming that
month.
MY interest in the matter thus far
OF desire To bring a lot of people 10
Utah next summer. am confident that
the match viii attract thousands who
will come on that account solely aud win
also induce pretty nearly everybody who
travels to the Pacific coast next sum
mer 10 stop over here 10 sec the bout.
1T means that salt Lakes hotels Win
be all iuil and that thousands OF per
sons who have mopcy TO spend viii make
Salt Lake their dcstinaiion point next
summer added MIR. Bambcrcer.
II is already known That Jack Johnson
win train at the Lagoon and jim Flynn
will train IN Ogden canyon
The Salt Lakers interested with Cur
ley wIll have littlc la say until Curley
returns here next week lie viii then
lay The matter before them and definite
steps VIII follow 10 stage tho bout.
THUS far the only interest of local
business men has boon Ia promise Curey
good the match Will do tho state and the
two cities-SaIt Lake aud Ogden for
With Flynn training at ihc Junction city.
many persons will he constantly travel
ing TO and fro.
dispatches from Chicago say THAI Jack
Johnson. when told OF the hue. smooth
roads around bis proposed training quar-
ters a. the Lagoon. WIS Immensely grail
hed. for he expects 10 brirs three auto
mobiles with him az least month be-
fore the date Of the bout.
George y. Relf. manager OF the Hotel
Utah. who also lent bis support aud CO
operation 10 bring thc contest out here.
asi night declared his satisfaction at tho
successful result. saying that aside from
the heht game tho big match would
mean more 10 Salt Lake than tho aver
age person realized.
~ have strongly supported and engaged
in the move 10 bring The contest oui
here. because 70 viii mean mouey and
publicity for fhis community as well as
promote the sport
I'm the first place. salt Lake viii be
the center from which news accounts
will be flashed throughout the ad need
nations of the world. \ large number of
leading correspondents viii gather here.
Not only will they send out accounts be-
fore, during and after tiic contest. but
they viii find ample material for other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
BOXING COMMISSION
IS NAMED BY MAYOR
d. A. Callahan, Ezra Thonp-
son and A. H. Crahbe Ap-
pointed TO Supervise.
HAVE FULL AUTHORITY
Trio of Officials Can STOP
Contest at Any Time They
Consider 1t Brutal.
HAVE FULL AUTHORITY

4 committee composed OF Ezra Thomp-
Son. 4. II, Crahbc and - y. Callahan
win represent tho department of public
safety Monday night nj tho Germain-
Reagan boxing contest AT the Colonial
tbcstor. This committee has tuli author
ity to put summary end 90 the contest
II. in its opinion. IL, goes over the limit
~ legaliIsd boxing match and becomes
a prize night.
such 2 marked degree OF superiority that
IL is certain the other cannot win. or
should the light become brutal. the com .
miitcc will al once instruct the rcierce
TO stop the bout
Tho department oc public safety has
decided on another step In the interest of
clean sport. The referee viii he in
structod To declare on all bets Just before
the lighters enter the rinc.
'"Whlle we have no objection 10 \ con
tcat of this chara ctcr when given within
the letter and spirit of the law. We
cannot sanction gambling in any form
said Police chief Grant. land all future
contests must ba held without bettin6
The city officials have also ordered A
change in the size of gloves used In ring
contests. Where the custom has been
TO use ilve-ounce gloves. i'm the tuture
padded mitts of six ounces in weight
must he douned.
Mayor commissioner samuel 6. Park
and Police Chief Grant favor scientific
boxing contests although decidedly op-
posed 10 prize fights and brutality in the
ring. In his college days Park was an
athlete OF ability and won many amateur
bouts in tho ring and on the mat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
zBYSZKO AND PARTY
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
Big Pole Who Wrestles West
ergaard "Wednesday Night
Seeks Bout With Gotch.
JOHNSON VS.. M'CARROLL
Preliminary Match Is Exciting
Much Interest Among
Salt Lake Fans,
JOHNSON VS.. MCARROLL

Zbyszko and his troupe of wrestiers
will arrive late this afternoon to pre-
pare for the Zbyszko-W Westergaard
match in the Salt Lake theater next
Wednesday night. Promoter Harry Hes-
pren will meet Zbyszko's party nc the
depot and escort the athletes to their
hotel
Zbvszko and Raicevich, the Italian
champion, are both engaged in race
which they hope will compel Frank
Gotch to meet them. They are both
irving to work up enough public seu-
timent to make it impossl BILE for Gotch
to ignore their challenges
Raiccvich is carrying on his campaign
IN New York and Boston, while Zbys-
zko is going about the country tax,
ing on any good men he can find and
demonstrating TO the public that he is
really of championship caliher
Manager Jack Herman says that
after ZbySzko has finished his tour
Zbvszko Will claim tho champions nip
OF the world If Gotch still refuses TO
meet him. Herman has already offered
Gotch $4,000 10 wrcstc Ibys2ko, but
the llawlcyc farmer merely laughed
and said he WAS too busy.
IbysZko is ono Of the most popular
wrcstlers who ever went onto the mat,
He is far from graceful in his move
mcuts. but he has prodIgious strength
coupled with clcverncss that has easily
placed hlm in the first rank among
thc world 5 Wrcstlcrs.
Wcstcrgaard, .who is TO bc XbysZko s
adversary Wednesday night, has ilu-
proved Immensely, according Ia the dis
patches from tho east in Memphis
recently. when NcStcrgaard went on
with Ibyszk9 in Il handicap match.
Zbyszilo agreed to throw him twice IN
an bonr, but Wcstcrgaard prevented
the big Pelc from throwing him and
almost threw Xbvszko.
The preliminary hout between julius
johnson and Roy McCarroll is arous
ing a lot OF interest ansolg local fans.
There - much curiosity on the part of
Salt Lakcrs TO learn Just how good
johnson is. McCarroll is = sturdy atb
lctc who is likely to make almost any
ono do his best despite the fact that
McCarroll lacks experience.
The scat sale will begin tomorrow
morning. Hcagrcn has cut the prices
until they now range from % rcrts 10
$50 apiece. Advance inquiries indi.
cate good business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07

articles. which VIII be spread TO The four
corners, assurcdlg 10 rebound In the
credit OF Salt Lake, Few better oppor-
tunites for valuable publicity and OK
ploitaiion work have ever OF could be OBJ
tanned. because the cycs OF nations will
be focused on this city.
"lf The contest Is pulled off in the late
spring or summer as seems probable the
number OF visitors VIII he almost doubled
through the holding OF tho races at La
Goon. with race-track men and fans
adding their number TO the visiting fight
fans two elements Will combine such rs
win surely bring vast sums Of money TO
salt Lake. The sporting people always
haVo money to Spnud. The hotels will
bc benefited materials, as Win all other
business lines
Regarding the probability that some
steps may he taken Ia Interfere with tho
match. I persouaOv DO not sec how il
coldd be lcgitindtcly done. Tho match
Will DC. in my opinion. strictly in tho ma
leading professionals. and not 4 prize
iigld. In this case f%"d guarantees have
been made TO tho opposing men, who VIII
como uut here and meet on that basis In
professional exhibition for the world ;
championship. There VIII be no prizes
such as division uf receipts ON per-
ccntaGe basis * cfi@n interpreted to
mean, and / am confident from whist |
positiveiv Know and from statements
made by lack Curcy that tho contest
VIII adhere 10 moral principles aud lrue
spoTtSmanship in cvcry pariicul9r
so 1ar as the match itself is con-
ccrncd helcvc II 10 be q spleudid one
Flynn has made = record for himself and
particularly mas" strong showing In
his bghi with Morris in New York II
johnson has abused himself during hi.
'laN-on.' he VIII have 10 put IN ha I'd
fcht 20 hold his ground. Flynn has SIR
priscd tho fans. and IL hc succeeds IN
cnrc getting behind tic coiordd mans DC
fense. he viii. beyond question, stand a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
JONES ARRESTED
AFTER AUTO WRECK
Ev Associated PICS.

tHsUCInItN
LOS ANGELES jan 6.-One man Wss
Iii '"ss .ltI GA to'd! ~ az ,,' :
arrest OF "Tom' Jones' manager Of Ad
Wolgast, on q charge OF reckless driv-
ing
The injured man is George Bauer aged
%, who was hit by the speeding motor
car when il ran INTO his house moving
outfit. The automobile turned turtle and
one Of Jones's companions Was pinned
under it, but not seriously hurt
fourth member OF the party who
escaped In the darkness. was reported
10 have been AL Wolgast himself, hut
this vas denied II being stated that the
fighter had not been out OF the house
since nc escaped from threatened at
tack of pneumonia 2 few days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
ATTELL REFUSES TO
MAKE THE WEIGHT
In International News service.

BY lnJcGllatlOndl NEWS service
CHICAGO. Jan 6.-Jacll White and
Abe Attell may not fight in New Orleans
next Sunday, as scheduled. Today Attell
halted plans for the match temporarily
by wiring the New Orleans promoters
that he would not scale l22 pounds ring
side for White, as per agreement. not
having time 10 train However. he m
sisted that White make that weight
White and Manager Fred Gilmore had
their tickets for the south and were
ready TO leave tonight when notified of
Attclrs stand, Gilmore at once refused
20 let Jack box under such unequal con-
ditions. but he. wired fair proposition To
New Orleans and is hoping that Attell
viii accept Gilmore sent word that he
would let White scale al l22 at 10 o'clock
in the morning for an afternoon fight
and let Abe do catch weights. .-
If Attell refuses TO do this Gilmore
says it is a certainty that the champion
fears TO take "a chance with White. The
news Of .Attcll's sudden change OF heart
was a big disappointment TO both White
and Gilmore. as Jack has been training
for a month and passing up other
matches.
II the Attel match is called off, Gil
more expects TO take White to the Goa ST
soon for February battle with Joe
Rivers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
M'CLOSkEY WILL
TRY OGDEN BOYS

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan, 6---While other managers
of the Tnion Baseball association arc
husyiug themselves signing up plsycrs,
John McCloskcy. manager OF Ogden s
team next season, is not remaining Idle
Honest john is not doing much talking
right now. % lie is busy with matters
relative 10 his new ball grounds at
Ogden. hot II il known that he has a
number OF good men already signed and
has lines cut for a number OF others.
whose nance will ne announced in 4 few
DAYS. MrC,IoskcN is holding several mem
hers OF last years Butte team and cX-
nect5 Ia give three or four local men.
members OF the Ogden team of the State
iesEus. chance TO become regular Nom
ners of his na,Toll President ". A.
lucas is expected in Ogden in a short
time TO CONFER with Manager NcCloskey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
THOMAS CHIVINGT0N|
IS PRESIDENT ACA|
American Baseball Assooi'
ton REFLECTS Ruler BY
Unanimous Vote.
Ely International News Service.

Fly International News Service
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The opposii
which was expected 10 develop to
reelection OF Thomas Chivington.
president OF the American Baseball (
sociatiun melted away when that b
went into annual session 1T the Consr
hotel today and not alone was he una
mously chosen as his own successor.
bis tenure OF Office was Increased 10
years, with an increase in salary. 81
opposition developed over the length
ing of the presidential term, three clI
voting against the extension. WIN
Graysou of Louisville was elected as
president.
With the end in view OF making II y
possible Tor other clubs to invade
territory OF the American associau
without doing SO as outlaws, that %
passed Il resolution declaring that no q
member OF the American associau
should permit any other minor League
SaDizaiion TO maintain control or op|
ate amy bail club in. the territory gn'
control OF such member under penn
Of $500 for each game played in rs
ritory.
This, OF all matters brought hefore
meeting, aroused the sharpest discus
and il was only after heated dcbsts Y
the resolution was finally carried. nfe.
three, Louisville, Minneapolis and
Paul voting against it I.
The president was empowered 10 az.
UP The schedule for next season, W.T.
ia expected to open about April llle'
will consist OF l6S games. The wtA''
clubs will i'm all likelihood open N
east and three jumps will be MADE
stead of four as prevailed last yss1
It was also decided 10 pormit Amenc
association clubs TO play games WIN =
another before the opening OF the w.
lar season. but not in association y
ritory, thereby making IL posSipic
clubs which have selected the same =
for spring training To work with one !"
other In case no other material iis
hand. 1t was also deemed advisso,s.
permit aSSoCiatiun teams To play rslp'
ton games with outside teams on
days ana whom such games d'd nov $
terlcre with the regular srhedue,
In order 10 give each club repe't
tation on the board pf duecters, :.
number was increased from fNe 70 ur,
making (; tho first time IN ihe n,s,v
of organized baseball that such W
Der has acted IS a governing poo' y
league. a,;,
One OF the surprises of the mes''
was the announcements on the psssi
w. H. Watkins. veteran masnais ~ ~
Indianapolis club. that lac ~oulu u,sr-
OF his holdinEs and retire from me 80
The opening day OF the i9lS go
gilI he between April = ana April ~ 4,
the. first games viii be PLAYED ~ q, y
cast The ldigame Schodn'e y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
GIBBONS MAY BOX
DILLON AT VERNON
B, Intcrue tionaI News Service

INpIANAPoLIS. Ind. Jan. 6-Tom
McCarey, the Los Angeles tight promoter
has made nattering offer 10 Jack Dill
lon. the indianapolis middleweight, and
Mike Gibbons Of ST. Paul. TO get together
IN a twenty-round bout on the coast next
month. Dillon has already accepted Nc
raTey's terms, but Gibbons is holding out
for larger guarantee The fight. II IL
takes place. will be pulled off before the
Pacific Athletic club at Vernon Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
YOkEL OFFERS TO
TAKE ON JOHNSON

Mike YolIel has made an offer 10 Harry
Hcagrcn TO wrestle Julius johnson at the
Zbyszko " cstcrssard hout In the Salt
Lake thcater, January 10, but lleaGreu
Is not likely to accept the offer. as Sokel
wants the bout limited 10 thirty minutes
and asks $500 for his services, win. lose
or draw. fokel returned from Twin
Fails Ida yesterday. wacrc nc threw
KID Curry twice in Gfiy-thrcc min
utes. Yokel got the first fall In forty
two minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
Cotton Outboyes Ross.

By International News service
PITTSBCRG. Jau. o. kid 'oI,pu,
Italian heavyweight from New oAs,, A,,
Pa. tonight before The American ~ ~
Tho men GoipG the full six roilnds;
ton had his opponent on The riil. a,'s' h
second rourd, and Ross tastes lnu
six only by rushing into clinches WIZ
danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
Sundays Race Entries.

Fly Associated Press
JCARt:z. Jan 6.-Entrles for sun
DAYS races.
First race. purse. 2-year- -olds' three
furlones-Negliees Moss Rose, Huber
Pat Cannon. Pan Zareta occupied. J. F,
Newman & Son eutry). King stalwart
Did Gibraltar coupled. Mrs II. H. Selby
antryD, Palatable, us; Casanova. Haw-
thorne. 115.
Second race selling. six fvrlonGs--Ca-
lisse, %: eCrosscs Over. l02; Henry
WsllSbank i0e: Gold Finn. lG9; Kootenai
no: John Griffin. H. III
Anderson. S5 Isom. 90, Strath Lad 80;
Tourist. 81: Lady Tendi 100: AnCelus.
Hidden Hand los; Chanticler. 10: Gelico
~.
Fourth race. purse. one miIe-Leopold
5, Dutch Rock, Fireman, 10: RoN
Junior. Injury. l02; Sebsgo. ioS; Ara see,
l0i: Meadow, 1l5.
Fifth race, selling FIVE and a hall
rurlongs-Penane, 9s; Skillute. 90: Ear
enc. l05; Golden RUBY. Dottie E., l0s:
lin Me. los. Dainty, no: BaleIleta, III;
Stafford Don Diego. Novgorod. liz: AM
tlso- Judge Henderson Prince Winter.
lis.
Sixth race selling mile and quar-
ter-"Sugar Lump 80; Frog Ficcnt. 100:
Inan. Round and Round, The Monk. 1oe;
Wolterton. los.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
RYAN TO Train Flynn.

By International News Service
NEW YORK. Jan. g. Tommy Ryan.
who retired from the prize ring with the
Diddlcweight title. aud who trained Jim
Jeffrles for his championship fights with
Bob Fltzslmpnors and Jim rcrbeii. TODAY
accepted an offer 10 train Jim Flynn the
Pueblo fireman. (or his hght with Cham
pion Jach Johnson