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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Syndicate" Books Bad.

In the next place. track owncrs must
consider tho hookmakers. NJ there wert
a meet al Lagoon and another at Spo- =
kane. each Of us would daVc five nr six
hookmaksrs. That would mean 'Svudi
cato bookmS<inE a. sure n. shooting
and syndicate bookmlking means = how
from the public for patrons ar. not co.
ing 90 stand FOR D 80 OF 80 par cent book
syndicate bookmaking has killed rae
luz wherever u has been run. and we
don't want any nf g.
In the third ulac". the racc following
rs another big factor Several thousand
men With mOney. outside the owners.
must be taken into consideration This
following. too. would have been split,
Finally. after We had talked tiI our
ihroatg were cracked Mr.. Williams called
me up one nlEnt At half after eleven
oclock and told mc he had given the
tDT1ug dates To- Spokane. with the pro-
yiso that they should not race after June
Personally, | can't see what Coeu
q Alene wants with tho spring dates
;or that country ja al least thirty days
behind salt Lake la tho matter OF season
and think they viii find thcmsclves :
WIN hun"n OF weather on their hands
Instead - "a blg attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Opens August 26.

Mr. Wilson saws tho Coeur d'AIcnc
meeting viii begin April - aud run TO
June -. The meeting ~ Butte viii be-
gin July 3 and continue for thirty DAYS.
After that there WIN be fourteen days OF
racing At Anaconda. and then the ponies
VIII come 10 salt Lake. where racing be-
gins August %
Wilson will 20 TO Lagoon today. where
ne VIII dcC!d" upon tho building OF q
number ot additional stables 10 house the
big gathering OF sprintcrS i'm the fail and
To direct tho work OF setting out trees
ana shrubDcry- Wilson SAYS thst. among
the other improvements 10 hc made on
III" Lagoon plant, Will he tho cutting
down OF the rise OF ground that obstructs
the View Of part OF Tho track.
II - likely That the meeting beginning
August 20 VIII run forty or fftv DAYS.
Simon HamherSer. president ot the
salt Lake a Ogden railroad. aud heavily
Interested In ,hc Lagoon plant. last night
expressed keen disappointment at the
iailur" 90 tic spring meeting. lie said
be FOUND the regret general among the
public.
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Today's Entries at Juaroz.

JUAREI Mex. Feb Entities for
Tuesday:
First race. selling. six furiongs-.Mobei
King, 100: 'Hugh Cray. 1p2: Helen y.
Defy. Marjorie Fleming. Ailsa Paige. l05.
Myconae, Nix SANDY. Ewing Dor. NarQ,
lsom. Old Crow, io,. Jack Rain. Sandin,
10.
second race, seiing. one milc-Batwa.
f@; MicCough. ioS: -Bt Ol Fortune. syVick =
et. Port Arlington. lo1: Virginia Lind
ssey, keesp Moving. no; Mapleyon. Yankee
Pooh, Bla"km9to. Little Marchmont. ll2
Third race. selling. sIX f1rlongs-sChiI-
Ia rs; Bob Farley. i0c: Gnmcrcy. Pi-a-
Pat: 105: Lyte knight. Fsuucll Hail. Gem
meii, Light Knight. lo5; Marie Hyde !.
Fourth race. handicap. sevcn furlopgs-
Uncle Ben. %. Irish Gentleman. lOc:
h2otenai. leS. Arasce. i0S: Meadow. lio.
Fifth race. selling, fvc and one -hal II
iurlongs Amohalko, as: Bill Anderson.
100. 'Moralieht. l02: Racquette. Mil or
10; Acqun. Fcrrona Mary Emily. l05:
Mlmorioso lo7. Great Friar. Free. ile.
sixth rnce. selling. fnllc-'Eye White.
100; 'Lotta Ed. lol: Hannis. l.. NJ Eek
eri- los; Florence 4. los. Onatata. lOs.
Fred MulholIsnd. Il2
Apprentice allowance
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WILSON TELLS WHY
SPRING MEET FAILED
Could Not Get Sufficient
Number of Horses 10 IN
sure Success.
BIG EVENTS IN FALL
Predicts Great Things for La
goon Track, Beginning
August %.
BIG EVENTS IN FALL

Hugh !. Wilson. president of the COM
nany that operates the Lagoon racing
plant. last night explained wis there
is not going 10 BE- Il splinC race meet
ing AZ Lagoon and also expressed the
prophccy that the meeting watch VIII
bosiu August. % will bc the greatest
gathering OF horses and horscmen tho
inicrmcuntaln west ever saw. Mr.. VIII
son saws he could have "buckcd" the
.spoksne. OF Occur dAleue. promoters
and pulled off a meeting in Snlt Lake
this spring but bad hc done 20, be
says. 1t would not have been a success
ful meeting. because there would have
been a division Of the available horses.
bookmakers and race followers between
Ts-oou aud spokane with tho result
that neither track would have had
good meet. on the other hand, SAYS VII
son n fall meet at Lagoon WIN give
Ciah clear field. There VIII be no
other races In tho west and cvcIv horst
horse owner and race follower will be
here.
~ good many people I'm salt Lake
today expressed their disappointment to
me because OF the calling of Of TIE
spring race meet said MI. Wilson.
but there Is none more dishppolntcd
than ! am myself tried every DOS
-ib!c rav To- make tho spring date Tor
salt Lrke. knowing that the peo1lc he:e
wanted the races then and were expect
ing them. but when | saw what | Was
up against 7 decided that II WAS folly
10 go ahead with tho spring meet aud
make dalt- way meet OF II, Instead,
] am positive that the fall meet here
will b. tn" biggest ucc meeting that
ever was held in the west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Lightweight Champion M
Out for First Time sid
Appendicitis Attack.
Will Go East to Take SsV|
Short Bouts in April.
and May.
BY II. M. WALKER.

BY International News Ser'ie,
Los ANGELES, Feb. sd N.
peeled for practice play at Jas D
Vernon camp sunday aite-ncos
tho worlds lightweight chsntz,
the first time since lie was strlts1
appendicitis last Thanksgi,as
pranCcd about in his ring togs
WolCast weighed exactly lSi 4
when ne started work and al n.
iSh of his shadow boxing. llandbl
and light bag punching. tho uls
had taken OF two pounds.
II felt no Inconvenience ShIlr
assorted Ad. ANA am positive aos
[ VIII get back into tho sdms =
strong aud just as good as ]
was"
Wolsast goes up 20 the coast 'e|
poe station tomorrow morning VI
other fishing and hunting irin n
turning TO Los Angeles for -
ten days.
I'm inst hanging around heis
the .Attrll- Eilhaua tight on s1
22." explained tho champion
that I'll skip cast and take q =
shor, bouts during April ar
There's a chap in Pltisbnr
IIarrv Moore who used N @ Y
me when friends were few. ~
TO give him tho chance 10 stage n.|
1912 fight n ! pass through
bouts all right. III DC back D,ls
Tor a tWcnty-ronnd event % w
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WILL NOT INSIST ON
INDIVIDUAL SCHEME

ST LOUIS. Feb 5.-The thirtv-f five
delegates who VIII represent St. Louis
a tho meeting of the American bowl
ing congress in Chicago next month have
been instructed not 30 force action on
rne individual plan or membership IN
less ii is favored by tho ma Ioritv Of dele
gates at tho meetings.
The St Louis Bowling association suE
rested some time ago that mcmhcrship
in the & r &. consist OF individuals
rather than OF teams. as at present. Tho
suggestion is being opposed by Chicago
bowlers and spirited fight on the ducs-
,lou is expected whom II Is presented 10
the congress for consideration.
The local association has decided To
use tho individual plan in its own or
sanitation and viii not Insist on its
adoption h. the national body until IL
has gwen TIC new system Al thoroue II
trial
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MATCH BILLY PAPkE
WITH FRANK MANTEIL
NJ IntcrnAtlonnI - scrvIcc.

By International News Service,
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. snatch
maker Joe Richardson or tho Buffalo
Athletic club announced tonight ne had
signed Billy Pnpkc. former middlcwciGht
champion of the world. 10 meet Frank
Mantsll OF Pawtuckct. l.. /. ia "a twenty
round bout IN this city tho afternoon OF
February -
Papke II due 10 arrive AT Los Angeles
tomorrow from Hot Springs. Tom Jones.
hlh manager. wired To Richardson cav 70
ing n" would leave with Papkc and Ad
W"lEast for Sacramento tomorrow. VOL
East VIII 10 into training for the first
utnc since he Was operated on for dp-
pcndicitis.
The rspiSc Mantell fight Is 10 be staged
al BXfalo park. the Coast league
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Basketball Play viii Extend
Over Period of Nine
Weeks.
Each Team Is Required TO
Hand in Name of Eight
Players.

The schedule of games in the play Of
the Junior Basketball league was revised
last night to meet the condition present
ed by The entrance of the L. y. s. Eusi
ness college That institution did not
make application to he included I'm the
league until after the nrst schedule had
been arranged and published.
Tho schedule extends over period OF
nine weeks. during Nhcir tluc each
team win play an average ot two games
cy"ry week. Each team VIII meet every
other team I'm the league twice during
tho series ono of these games viii he
PLAYED on The teams home floor and the
other on the floor or the opposing five,
Eight men arc permitted 20 enter for
each os tbc teams. The names of these
players must bc banded to the president
before the FIRST game From the eight
for the game must he picked and no
others, except tho eight entrants, viii he
permitted TO play in any OF the league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
CHANGES IN RULES
VICTORY FOR WEST

CHICAGO. Feb 5.-The changes i'm the
football rules adopted bv the national
committee at SATURDAYS meeting in New
York. In the opinion OF western coaches.
will result in more spectacular gam"
for the patrons and great increase IN
scoring.
Whether tnc Increased downs will
cause r"NcrSion 10 The old style buck
ing Eamc was a much -disCuSsCd point.
The whole body Of changes were regard
cd as q triumph for western football,
chiefly because OF the retention OF the
forward pass.
Among those commenting on the
changes last night were Ralph G. Ham
mill. former University OF Chicago star.
Harry l. Allen of Northwestern univer-
sity and Coach Clarence UcrsCnbcrrcr Of
Lake Forest university.
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League Schedule.

Tho complete schedule FOR the nine
weeks OF basketball in the junior league
as revised last night Is as follows.
Week Beginning Feb. 5.
Buclcrs vs.. Arrows. Buckers gymna
SUM.
Arrows W. Emersons. Y NJ. G. \.
Enersons vs.. UiSr Second, EncrSons
High Second vs.. High Int. high school
High Int Us. l.. ID. :, Second, hish
l.. d. $. Second vs.. Burlington Second
l.. -. s
Burlington vs.. Granite Second, Bur
Granite Second vs.. Miller Ward Second
Granite
Miller Ward Second vs. L. p $. Buui-
ness College. Miller ward,
l.. y. :. Business College vs.. Buckers
l.. y. s.
Week Beginning Feb. L.
Buckors Us. Emersous, Buckers gym
Arrows vs.. Hish Second. y. VI. G. A.
limcrsons vs. High Int, Em"rsons.
High second vs., l.. y :. Second, htSh
High Int. vs., Burlington. high school
l.. D. 5. Second vs. Granite Second,
Burlington Second VS.. Miller Ward
Granite second vs.. /. D. 5. Business
College Granite.
Miller Ward vs. Buckers. Muller ward
L. j.. $.
Week Beginning Feb. 10,
Ruckers Us. High Second. Buckers gym
nssium
Arrows VS.. High Int. Y. NJ. c. \.
Emersous vs. l.. i. :. Second. Emcr-
sons.
tiigh Second vs.. arlington Second. high
school
High Int, vs. Granite Second. high
school
I. u. :. Second Us. Miller ward. l.. u. s.
Burlington Second vs. l., l.. s. Bust
ness College. Burlington.
Granite Second ~. uclCeTs, Granite.
Miller Ward Ns. Arrows. Miller ward.
l.. II. s usincss College vs.. EmersoRs.
l.. j.. :.
Week Beginning Feb, %.
BncNcrs vs. High Iua. Euckcrs.
Arrows vs. J.. II. :. second. Y. NJ &. \.
Emcrsons vs.. Burlington. Second. Ear
srrouS
Hlgh Second rs Granite Second. hish
school.
HIgh Int. vs. Miller Ward. high school
l., y. $. second VS.. l.. u. :. Business
College. L. D. :.
Burlington Second vs.. Arrows. Gran
ite.
Miller ward vs. Emcrsons. Miller ward.
l.. y. S. Business College VS.. High
Second. l.. j. :
Week Beginning March 4.
Euckers rs. /. -. :. Second. Buckcrs
Arrows W. Burlington Second, Y. NJ.
Eu'ersons ". Granite Second Emcr-
sons.
Hlsh Second W. Miller Ward. high
school
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KENTUCKY BREEDER
ASK ADDITIONAL n

LEXINGTON. Ky. Fch. 5.-ir,
tucky horse breeders ana OWL.
preparod a petition 10 inH -
Citations at JuareZ and Chsfie's.,
ing Them TO add on" more
dav for two years. The. pctl'V,
forth that the hlgn price o. "
the hard winter In kentEs,
breeders hard and that unlS ~.
money is In sight breeders VIII ~
ducin- Youngsters,
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San FRANCISCO CLUBS
GET BOXING LICENSES

,SAN FRANCISCO. Fcb. 5.-SixtccD
nlupS wer" licensed today 70 hold four
lvunu PROFESSIONAL boxing matches zach
|Iup WIZ pay license pf $3.50 n yn,r
iur The privilege OF staging ahout fbrcc
I-n'S IN That period. There viii br oul,,
"nr programme each week
&c now night ordinance divides the
mI"u'i', permits. pcrWitiiu. tHcpty-
'"ulli '"uif. among four clubs. degl.
iLi,sn as class clubs. Tho four-ro,Imd
nouiS are designated as class b. aud il IS
p'',ld'q tn%t only amateur bouts must
DC hrid under The auspices OF Tho Pa.
enc Athletic association.
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On Percentage Basis.

The teams will nc rated on The per-
"cntlgc basis and not according TO elm
instion.
y handsome pcnnant has hccn offered
for In" winning team by the Western
Arms and Sporting Goods company. The
"juuior City League OF Basketball
PLAYERS. Champions 1912, Salt Lake
CITY, Gtah."
Following are the managers OF the
various teams.
Homer Christensen Granite Second
Earl Harr. Fuckers; X. Yates, High
School Second Ross NuLtsll, EmcrSons
Roy Peterson. Miller Ward Second: Wen
dell Jones. Arrows, r. \. Shea. curling
ION Second. Grove WiitcnSon High
School Intern edatc; Verne Mccullough.
l.. -. S. /. Second; Clifford Nuttall,
L. ID 8. Business Ctyllccr
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Frank Moran Winner

LONDON. Feb. 5.-oyipr ., .ho
satisfactory result of tho conirst n,
IpSi,,uISIy between Frank Moran Tie
ba,.,i bbIt,SonTg heavyweight and Fred s;or-
Son,L ~. eN-hcaNyweight champion OF
al, ttSchirlars tonight. In tho previous
ngnt nig;,t oloresck was disqualified In fhe sSv.
~ ,ounn Tor foullng. Moran proved
H., Nn5nutr tphiStt iu q hard fought ba 4
t Ie. b2th received much punishment ond
=, ~ ne tWeith round The American nooreJ
.hiI p.eh ,HTee times. Storhecc was nm
'''e '" come up for the thirteenth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Sees Big Fall Meet.

NaiuralB. ! WAS disappointed. becaiis.
knew The Salt Lake people wanted th,
spring meet. but I am firmly convinced
that the Arrangement viii be "A big thing
for salt Lake.
e"st race meet here In the fan that ever
happened lu the west. We Will have :,
clear field. because there VIII be no other
racing IA ihc west. We VIII have SOC
horses. every bookmaker. which ncs ms
from fftcen 10 twenty FIVE, and We VIII
have all OF the following.
What is particularly IN our favor Is
ln" Tact that bt tho time We open here
everybody wlll lave a line on tho bor~cs
Ia starting meet IL takes three or four
weeks for the people TO get line on the
7orsrs- When they get here on AuSIsr
70 the performances for the whole spring
srd summer VIII be at hand The form
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Could Not Agree.

''Thc Spokaue pcoplo and / tried To
got together. I wanted Tho Spriuc dates
for Lagoon and thcy wanted them FOR
Occur d'Aienc We talked IL over for
three weeks With 7. ~ Wilkins of tho
California jockey club and we couldn' I
arrive at an understanding They want
c1 the spring dates and were bound TO
have Ihem IL may be all right 10 say
that the California JOCKEY club j. dc
luuct urgsni2at tiun. because II dpcsn' I
have racing. Out Ia racing there must he
some parent organization orGaniZa-
iiou whose authority We Tccucnizc-and
l FOR one am glad there Is such an or
Sanitation.
Il sent man down 10 Iuaroz To- get a
hnc on the number of horses. lie report
c1 ;hst there were 49, NJ JuarcZ. one
hundred and fiftN OF these arc going 20
Kentucky. leaving 300 that wc might
get, With the Coeur Alcn" people de-
tHrmincd 90 have their spring meeting.
" WAS easy TO be seen that there were
onlr 80 horses apiece Tor Us. and that
Isn't enough horses TO run \ race meet
ing with. Ia fact. the first essential Of
q race meeting IS To ulyc enough horgas
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Special 10 Tho Tribune.
4 EEAT FALLS. Mont Feb. 5.-AleE-
~ andcr Romncas OF this city. who
pitched for Butte's team in the Union
league last year. has been ordered by
Manager Ilughcv Jennings of the De
tIoit IlSers In the American league 10
report for spring practice at Monroe,
Ia. not later than Marco /. Rcmncas
VIII leave for Monroe shortly after Feb
Tuary - 10 Join the Tigers
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Wille's Blows Lack Sssin

Ev Interna News serFi'''
PITTSBURG, Feb. 5.-TheN =;
lie to choose between Jonn us
Chicago ana kid" Cotton ol -
after their siX-round MN IA
the advantage. II any, iaYg,.. ~
crncr bv reason OF his Icau,r.nn uu.nr,s
eral agcrcssivrncsS. tid1 WI"
been driven with more steam So
opponent would have ia!eu n.
this all-nocossary .adiunc' 1 %eI
prnJIn,or was missing and inc 20
could claim was shade .,.,fa
Frank Klaus was nj tns sa- iss
will leave pittsburG tonisn, ,g N
TO 0rht Pctroskey fc1LuA'
poisoned hands arc healIns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
INVITES ZBYSZKO To
PRODUCE HIS MONEY
Mahmout's Manager Says His
Man Is Eager for Match
With Polish Wrestler.

The Tribune last niGht received j
telegram from Emil Elark. MANAGER OF
GuSsit Mahmout. the Bulgarian Tiger,
in which Elank throws down tho chal.
lenec 10 Zbvszko So eager Is lilanb
10 get match for his man with the
Polish wrestler that he offers 10 give
SIoO 10 The Dewsboys of salt Lake at
the instant Hhyszko steps upon the mat
With the Turk, K!auk's telegram fol-
lows:
Chicago. Feb. >.
II Jack Herman is sincere I'm his
belief that ZbySEko can defeat Nah
mout and wants 10 be on the square
wrestling game. let him post Il $500
forfeit 10 go as side bot and see
how long Ii viii take me 10 cover
IT. | VIII give 500 TO the ncwsboys
Of salt Lake City the minute IbysZlSo
gets in lhc ring with MahmoUt. I
don't even consider ZbysHko a Eood
second Iater. lie Is not taken very
seriously where his record is known
Ills record shows 4 onc-hour draw
~ Buffalo with llackenschmldt. Il
two-h0ur draw with the same man
1T New York and having both his
shoulders put TO tho mat at Phila-
drlphia by a fourth rIter. II Iby-
szko and Herman arc on tho level
now is the time 10 show it. Lei
them do less talking and put NJ
their money and | will cover IT in "A
minute. Sincerely
EMIL T[LANK,
Manager Tor YusSif Mabmout the
Bulgarian Tiger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
WHITE SOX PITCHING
STAFF NUMBERS NINE

CHICAGO. Feb. Jimmie Callahan.
manager Of the Chicago American League
club, announced last night that his team
will carr. the greatest number OF pitch
"rs retained an tho south side IN recent
years. Altogether there are uinc
Besides al ot his veterans Callahan
has two recruits in the DitchinE depart
mcnt. Seven ~ the STAFF are right
handlers and t"o throw from tho port
side
The manager says an exceptionally
good offer will he necessary before he
viii part with any oC his twlrlcrS
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Ahmed at jamestown SsN-'

RICHMOND, Va. Feb o. IosY,s|
of 80 "a u the lower pIa,,s ne ~
cral assembly today pasH,';ub ,;.b 80 =
son anti-gamblinc bill Hnn,,In- n
primarily to prevent o. Noffdt
jamestown race track nea ,hs ssui,
measure now viii go 10 49,
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WALSH WANTS BOISE
PLAYERS FOR BUTTE
TO Tnc Tribune.

Special 10 Tnc Tribune.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 5.-Nesotiations
have been in progress FOR the last few
DAYS between w. J. Walsh, owner of The
Butte franchise in The Union associa =
Ton and u number Of tho players OF last
years Boise team. Walsh is trying espe-
cially hard TO ret Hugh kcilaCkcv: the
manager of the Boise bunch, but thus
far he has not succeeded. II is under
stood ;hat Walsh also has his wires laid
FOR scNcral 0lhcrs mr The Eoisc tcaim.
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Mahmout and Roller WE

Ev International News seF'',' ,y'
BOSTON. Feb. 5.-Manm0pon, p',,,s
today won from "Cyclone ,ppouif,z pi,
strairht falls. DR.. Roller ,,r Nsr ~,
ycrt. The Bocr. in slr'i"''
shoulder Glattenings'
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Help State Fair,

Furthermore, our fall meeting here
Will hc great thing for tho state fair.
We will close down during fair week al
Lagoon and there viii bc any number of
horses available fur the track nt tho
tair, VIC viii bring our entire equipment
barriers aud the whole busincsS-ovcr
I" the feir track, and tho fair races will
ho The best that can DO provided
So. taking II altogether I think We
VIII hc much better on with a trclnru
douSlE hiE meeting assured in the fall
than We would have been with AN in
different meeting ia the spring, with only
= couple OF hundred horses and every
thing else on a corrcSpoUdir- scale"
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Week Beginning March II.

Euckers Is. Burlington. EurIingIon.
Arrows Us. Granite Second, Y. NJ e 4
ErnerSonS ys. Miller Ward. Emcrgons.
High Second rs. l.. II. :. Burinos5 col
lego, high school
tfiGl, Int vs. Fuckers l.. u. 5.
!. -. ;. Second VS.. Arrows l.. II. <.
burlington Second VS.. E'neraouS, Bur
liuctou
Granite ~. High Second Granite
Miller Ward vs.. High INT Miller Ward
-. - business College vs. High
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High Int. VS.. l.. u. 5. Business College.
high school
i. II. 5. Second vs.. Buckcrs. l.. - :.
burlington Second VS.. Arrows, Buring
Granite Second vs. Emcrsons. Granite.
Miller Ward VS.. High Second. Miller
ward
l.: -. S. Business College vs.. High Int,
l., -. s.
l}uckers Us. Burlington. Burlington.
arrows vs.. Granite Second. Y. NJ c \.
EmersonE vs.. Miller Ward. Emersons.
High Second rs. l.. ID. :. Business Col
lc2e, high school.
J." u. 5. Business College vs. High
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charts viii he complete and everybody
viii know just what a horse has been
1puus '.'''
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Week Beginning March 1s.

buckers vs. Granite second. Buckcrs
Arrows vs. NilIar ward. Y. NJ. c.
EWcrsons va. l. II. $. Business col
leCe. EmNrsouS
High second vs. Bucllcrs. High school
school. "
J.. r. :. second vs. EmnrSons l.. n. s
burlington second -. high second
Burlington.
Granite -
Miller ward ys. l.. y. s. second. Miller
T.. j. 5: Business college VS.. BurIinr.
ton second T.. D. =
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BucSsrs vs.. l.. =. :. Business college
Buckcrs.
Arrows W. Buclsrrs. y. " G. A.
EmersonT ys Arrows. Emersuug.
High second ". EmersonE. high scbool
Hish intermediates ~. high sccond.
high school.
l.. ID. ,. second -. high Intermediates.
l. -. :.
Burlington second -. L. u. 8. soc-
ond. Burlington
Granite second IS. Burlington second.
Granite.
ward.
L. D; s Bnsiness college vs. Miller
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-06
Week Beginning March 25.

Fuckers rs. Miller ward Fuckers.
Arrows vs. l.. -. :. Business college.
l. NJ. 9. \.
Em"rsons vs. Fuckers. Emcrson-.
High second vs. Arrows. hIgh school
High Intermediates rs. Emersons, high
school.
L. j, :. second vs.. high second. l..
Burlington second ys. high in,cry,c-
dates, Burlington.
Granite rs. l.. -. :. second. Granite.
Miller ward ys. burlington seconds.
Miller ward.
l. y. $. business college VS.. Granite
second. l.. -. :.