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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
WITNESS IN SNEED
CASE STRANGELY ILL

FORT WORTH. Texas. Jan. 20.-Sut-
ferinE from a mysterious Illness Edward
Tnrockmorton. son Of former governor
OF Texas. and principal witness for the
stat" In the trial OF j. y. Snoed. accused
of murder in connection with the killing
of Captain \. G. Boycc. Is DYING ,onigh,
At hospital. For seyoral DAYS ThrocE-
morton has been in tho company Of two
strangers, said 10 be private detectives.
When the trial Of Sncad. accused OF
the murder Of Captain y. -. Boyce. Sr
opened today the defense filed motion
10 quash tho Indictment on the ground
that IL was faulty. Argument then be-
gan.
II became apparent today that the de-
tense would resort 10 the 'Unwrjtten
law" 10 justify the killing that is pre-
sumed 10 nave resulted from the cInpe-
ment OF Sneed's wife with Bovcc's SON
After Justice S~ayre had denied
motion aimed 10 qUssh tho Indictment
against Sneed, ne granted an order di-
recting telegraph companies Ia produce
kilograms that passed between young
Boycc and his father after tho clone
ment. The defense Il Is believed. de-
signs 70 show that the elder Boycc aid
ed in the clopcmcHt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
Say Taft Will Control.

>, HeneraI leaders told the president that
nc Iatt FORCES would control The oGio
nIate central committee by comfort a hio
nlaJ2rl'y and others that tho tr1oye rnc,t
III his pchsil was gaining strength.
Governor Harmon, who was n I,rrboo,
guest with the president couId NO, aSr,,r,a
INC political atmosphere. for whom NJ
iHit rose TO speak he prcfacod hIs al
hr'ss With few confessions I'm uh;.h t.
2n1 5n Ohios governor figured. much 10 thc
~ lS,l' IN, o, inc diners ana the amusement
'oTofh"r Harmon and / because NJ
T, III oip hnd cnociionate associations .
sdi" INC president could not ltrcr, 49,,
rom ron each other upstairs when We On,
n'th'n t'h"n ot each other even tbnn,r
nc properties require that VIC sbonin
"nser'e dne official relations towards aa"l'
othcT that circumstances suggest md o.,
we hao talk and we talked nniI, &c.,
and you would be surprised TO know hn,,.
miaHN SUBJECTS, personal and othcrWisc
" uad complete agreement about D,,r
views pi insurgency don't dlNfcr rre,t ~, 49,.
lnrrc IS Ilttl" difference in detail as ~
we are got " ~ '''i"s"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
FIGHT FANS PICK HOGAN TO
WIN 2O-ROUND GO TONIGHT

BY international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3O.-The fates
OF Harlem Tommy" Murphy and "One
Round' Hogan will be decided tonor-
row night. when the rival Ilghtwcishts
meet III a twenty round bout at Dream
land rink. The mon arc in the pink Of
condition. The San Francisco light
weight Is the favortc in tho betting.
with the betting odds Of 10 10 . being
offered on hts chances.
Fans who arc in speculative turn of
mind. however arc not taking kindly 10
the prices given, and Harlem Tom
mys supporters are waiting for the
odds TO drop point. Eettiug Commits
sioncr Corbctt has registered several
large waGcrs, but he admits that the
bout looks too close 10 bring out any
great amount Of speculation.
Hogan is boxing before the fans of
this city for the first time In n year. and
unless he shows the form that eastern
oNp,rts have credited him with since
leaving here local enthusiasts viii hard
ly proclaim him tho logical opponent FOR
Champion WolGast. His losS on foul
10 frankie Burns IN thirteen rounds left
n hitter taste in tho mouth of his san
Francisco followers.
Hogan has gone through careful
preparation NJ Billy Shannon's, I'm san
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
Charleston Race Entries.

CHARLESTON. " g. Jan. aO-The
race entries for Wednesday arc as fol-
lows:
First race. purse. two furlonsy-okes :
tee. Prince Fonse. Eoseburg ". Arcsne,
Marshon. Nick. Little Dad. Nash cash,
Southern Shore. CsdarbTook. Yori<viIIc,
Latent. Falcouct. li2.
second race. selling. six fur,oncS-
louis peScouuets Penny ROYAL. Rcd
Fob. io5; L'Appeile. lot: Hclen Scott
Swsris lliu, tos. LADY CritnRr. POGO
tsliEo, Indian Maid. 10: sligo. Mark An
tons. Merry Lad. LonEhand. Golconda.
ll2- Soweli. rs.
Taird race. selling. five and one -haif
furlongs-S Fil. 20: Double Five,
N Muller. LOG; Billy Barnes. Eagle Bird
BYE Straw. lo4. Prosper. SEA Swell. I0s:
Maggie. Rose OF Jeddah. 100.
Fourth rncc, one mile handicap-Eidcl. l..
weiss Tom Massie. Fort ss Golden Rut
icrfly. 100: Berscrcy. 100; Montgomery.
Fourth race. selling, five and ono .haIf
furlongs-Jim Hilton. %; sabo BLEND
Dcsce ndant, Oakley. Hon. Abb. i05: Tnlon
lack. willy Ice. los: FlyirE SoIirrei
Lord Wclls. lo1. Effeudi. III
Sixth rare. one mile scIiinz-Cacrsnt
losthy Lady. %: Lesbos. o5: Colonel
Holloway. 1oi. Steelavay. loS: Jawbone.
IL.
Track heavy.
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"Cherokee" Tom Jones Betting
Against the Bantam F'avorite
Bv II. VI. Walker

the megaphone stuff" said the little
champion this afternoon. u whipped
Conlry once. honestly earned n twenty.
round decision over him in New Orleans
This gives me an edge over my oppo-
ucnt. | have improved since that time,
while Frankie. al the most. has only
stood still IS to my chances Of knock
ing Conloy out, that's another argument
am punching harder now than ever IN
my life and ] see nothing To prevent my
scoring a knockout.
Cherokee Tom Jones is one man who
believes that Conley win capture the u.s.
pound championship title. Jones viii bet
his bank roll that way.
II never hooked UP with man unless
! thought he had as good as an even
Glance said Conicy's new manager To-
night. "ConlcY's showing against Hiv-
ers aud klIbane was little short of won
dcrful, when YOU consider the weight
handicsps.
ut was a remarkable fight that Fran
Gie put up against Rivers when he bat
tied the heavy Mexican all over the ring
and got 4 twenty round draw decision.
Exactly as he fought on that dav so will
he fight against Coulon next Saturday.
and ! Tor one do not believe that Johnny
can stand for such strenuous game. ]
expect Conlcy 10 win without coIns the
full twenty rounds"
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Suffers Only From Cough.

ne alarming reports 10 his physical
Vpndltlon that went out OF Cleveland last
nlght were discrcditcd today. both bv
Inc president and by Dr Thomas l.,
khoades. the army physician wno ig
accompanying bin. The president s,I,I
ne was far from being sick and hc nni,
his sleep '''''
pr Iihoadcs said tha, tho president
Was recovering from a bronchial tyoubIr
that was expected TO run iis course with
out serious results. Although his voice
Was SIM hoarsc Mr. Taft spoke fod,r
less. ''"'I'
The president arrived in CoIum,us
early Republican National COMMITTEE
man korys OF Ohio came from Cleveland
WIN MN, hut said there had moi bc",,
any political talk on the route
other Republican leaders who called IA
see tne president today talked nnIitl,s
among them were Congressman TayIor Of
pho' FORMER Congressman t;rosycnoy
former Senator Dick, l.. c, I.aylin wIo
is generally conceded To share rho 1n.J-
ershiP ~ the state with MIR yorys. ~
renee Is. bangdou. floor leader nf tLc
ONO mouse. Malcolm karschncr. who b.s
lHken nm active part In the orcnnizatior
others '' ''' iHdlN
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Los ANGELES. Jan. 3O,--A heavy Wis
itins lst at Doth the Johnny Coulon and
frankie Conley training camps, togeth-
cr with the "rai" reservation pad. Is
giving Promoter Tom McCarey the twen~
tr-four- hour smile habit The bantam
weight championship battle OF next Sat
urday afternoon gives every promise Of
packipe the huge arena at Vernon.
Couon SIN rules 10 TO S fayoIitc
with Tho Conley supporters doing the
high pocket act. This angle OF the
betting may get play before Saturday,
but the records couts IN nothing that jus
tfcs the belief rhot Conley VIII be any
where bot on his two feet az the lInlsh
OF the bout
Only one man has stopped frankie
within the limit; Joe Rivers hung the
Nenosha lad over the ropes on New
Years day but Copley Was laid away
only after having stood UP under almost
unbelievable punishment
No matter how long the bantam battle
lasts nni who is returned winner, the
spectators VIII witness some rare glove
play. Coulon figures himself sure win
nor over Coulcy and even takes scri-
Gus view OF his chances OF knocking out
the l<enosha knocker.
II neyer indulge in idle talk and 1t dis
gusts pnc 10 hear boxer handing out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
Juarez Race Entries.

JCAREz. Mexico. Jan 5o.--EntrieS for
tomorrow:
First race. purSc, two -ycar-olds, three
and a half furionGs- Maud Mckee, Tidy
Wolftorth. Oldsmobile. lo5: King stall
wsrt. los; Beulah NC. Psnzaretta. il2:
Palatahle ilS; Little Blonde. Kstty Con-
nor. Black Eyed Susan, loS; II Pslomar.
Stouthesr1. los.
Second race, selling. one miIc-Mar-
ioric Fleming 30. r l.. Proctor. I.chiEh,
20: Rampant -M,nuoiettc, IIiccourh.
'Fern l.. los; Mamac. TahIc. 10i:
Hesrt's Relief. Niauretapia. .Lopond.
Irish Beauty. 10. PEDRO. ll2: Kiddy Lee.
llS.
Third race. six furlonss-Tho Visitor.
9s Sam Connor %: Sir Vic. 81: Jim
Nc. iof; Golden Ruby. iOI: Eelsing Max
ing. Bosns; Abound. Big Claim, 100. Ser
snade. 10; Mspleton, stafford. Doc Allen,
Eill Eaton. liz.
Fourth race. selling. one mile-Msnas
sch. SO. 'Cucle Ben. 91: Dangerous
March. John Louis. 16S: Henry Walbank.
loi: Harriean. Jos: Fireman. Tor
=, odaite. %: Gus IIartridsc, %: Ac-
qEin. salnest. Emma c.. 10: Annual In
terest New Capital. RraXton. Lyte
knight, Hidden Hand. Sir Ireuus. Toy
Boy. Tallov DIP. il2.
Sixth race selling seven rurlonEs-
Mendsdero. 81: 'Anne MCGEE. pS: l. ~.
Eckert. los: Loita Creed. loe. Glorio.
Judge Walton, Juan. Zulu, los; Fred Mul-
holland. 1is.
Apprentice allowance
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JOCKEYS FACE DEATH
WHEN STEEDS FALL
Taplin, Post and MoleSworth
Have Narrow Escape Dur
ing Fourth Race.

JUAREZ, Mexico. Jan. 3o.--IockeyS
Tsplin. Molesworih and Post escaped
serious injury when their mounts lcll In
the fourth race today. The boys were
badly shaken ny. kuropstlSin. with
Post up. fen first. and raplin. on Belle
81 the Bay. fell over him, while Moles-
worth. on RcSards. piled on top OF the
other horses. kuTopaikin was so badly
hurt that he was shot. Weather clear
track fast. Results
First race. six furioncs-Bsn Wilson,
~? (Cartsr),. : TO ]. won; GTamergy. llS
Ipostl. ; 10 I, third. Time. 1918 t-5.
Msybol King. Aisa Paige. Helen n. Big
man. Tom Franks. swedo sam. James
BlscSstock and High Range also ran,
Second race, one mile and furlone
onatsssa, ITO tEStrpp. 10 |. won: Yam
sugar Lump. ~ (HilD. : to 2. third.
Time. -. Pipe Vision. Don Diego and
Figsnt also ran.
Third race. .dve furiongs--oXer. 1l3
tGross). > 10 l. won; John Griffin H.
10 (Henryl, : 10 !. second, J, 3. Robin
son, 100 1Smelp; 20 70 l, third, Tine,
lsney and Gemmel also ran. ,
lahsnl, TO q won; Cama;ada. 70
lRadtkel; 20, 10 !. second; F1yIng Pearl.
li2 (SmalD. 10 l. third. Time. 1914 2-5..
Isoni. Flying Dor. McAlan. Parnell Girl.
Belle Of the Bay Kuropa,kin and Regards
also ran.
Dee. Io2 Gross. Ia /, won: Dudo, 1o3
,BuNton). ; 10 l. second; Great FriJr.
1o7 Carter, 20 /, third. Time, i:l2 90.
Bessie Frank Thistle Rose. Acquin. Rae
quette, Myccnse and Free also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile--Lena Lech loS
tCallahsn). 10 10 ]. won: PLt-s-Pst loS
70 70 tb,rS sS'oHT Tine ed hseN Ss Mss iSS
Koru. Hereto. Black Mate Msisie Girl
and The Monk also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
ROUGH BASKETBALL
TACTICS ARE TABOO
Director Gingrich Announces
That Y. M. c. A. Has
Changed Style of Play.

The basketball practice Al the y VI.
G. 4. last uisht Was or an entirely dif-
fcrcnt form than participated I'm during
the early part Of the season and UP until
tho association team met defeat at the
hands Of the university quintette last
Ss sturdsv There has been qulte "A little
the J. VI. {. A. team I'm playing basket
ball this season and Is explained by the
attempted Introduction Of the Collegiate
Code of Basketball rules on the part OF
Physical Director GiuErich.
The collegiate rules permit OF a greater
amount oi rough play than under the
\. \, L. rules which are being used
bv the majority of teams I'm this vi
team was repeatedly penaliZed: Last sat
urday night the many penalties imposed
on the Y. NJ. G 4 men resulted in their
defeat. Nineteen of the thirty seven
points secured by tho university we're
gained from foul throws.
Tho team Is noT being coached 10
evade opponents rather than ncht them
for the ball and Is heinE given iustruc-
tions on tho style ~ piay required 10
yin, especially under rules OF tho 4.
A. Z.
PHYSICAL Director Giarrich thinks that
the collegiate rules which arc used by
all the bic universities in the east - /.
hy far 10 be preferred TO tho \ \. l..
r1l"s which he claims arc very rarely
used II AZ all. lie insists that the col
lcEiatc rules perul, greater amount OF
open play and aggrsssiycnc-s.
Tho second game ~ tho series be-
tween the Y. NJ. G. y ana the univer-
sitY VIII be PLAYED on Wednesday even
Ing. February :. IN the Y. ". G. A..
gymnasium.
on Friday night the university Will
play the Logan ACE.es the first game of
tne collegiaie series In the Y. NJ. c. a.
gymnasium. First South and state
streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
NO MONEY TO SEMI
MEN TO DEN

Collcso graduates in pepy,t
formed tho COLLEGE Mems Ath,.,t.
citation FOR the purpose ~ promo,,-
leGc athletics TN tho Rocky Mo,n,,'
clou. The club has Issued invns,;-
AN iuNiidtional indoor! trstk nas''
held IN tho Denver auditorium y,
:. MI nc schools OF this resio,'
been invited 10 send men ,o =.
The auditorium Is tho lafces, 4,
country and almost all the eysn,,
arc usually held on an ou,dco,'
can bc nut on there. There I,
track which Is only cisll lam
mile. SpIintcrs can wear resn,,
door spikes and uuch; 10 do iss,.
The Utah athletic council renor.
The expenses Of the trim are mo,,
the school can stand. 50 utah -
he represented. 1.aItr on rhs n
q EsoCiaticu expects 10 maks
money OFT Of the mccis 10 rsy 4
penscs Of the men who con,psis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
LINCOLN MAGNATE
SUES BIC LEAGUE

LINCOLN Nob.. Jan. ga damage
suit Tor tio0.ico was filed TO-DAY agsIns,
the national board OF arbitration. the
National Association OF Professional
Baseball clubs and individual members
Of tho arbitration board Including Sec
rotary J. Il. Farrell. by Guy w. Green
former owner OF the Lincoln Western
league baseball club Tho suit Is fIod
In the federal court. Service has been
had on President O'Nclu OF tho West
ern league. who Is In this city untangIing
the affairs OF the local club The suif
is the outErowth OF the recent transfer
OF the franchise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
Foley's Honey and Tar Command
"Cures in Every Caser,

Mr.. Jas. McCaffery, Mgr. os the
scblitz Hotel. Omaha, Neb.. recom,
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound. because it cures in everv case
~ have used il myself and ! have
recommended it to many other. vbo
pave SINCE told me of its great cur,
tive power in diseases of the tbro.,
and lnngs.' For all coughs and cola, I.
ls speedily effective. sehramu..Jobn'
soh Drugs "Tbe Never.substitutory -
five (S) good stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
CURLEY MAY PAY
VISIT TO JARBIDGE

After conferences with Salt Lake bust
ness and railroad men today lack Cur
10y may he able tonight 10 announce tho
probable location OF tho Johnson Flynn
bout but then again he may not I'm
less the location Is definitely settled be-
fore lie leaves SAT- Lake. he VIII nav A
visit 10 JarbdEs. even n IL Is So far OFF
the railroad, Ely. Nov, is making a
strong bid Tor tho mln and has some
prospects Of being successful. Bsssano
Alberta. Canada. is another persistent
bidder. whilc Las Vegas and AIbu-
guerpue. \. NJ. have also made good Of
fers. Curey still adheres TO his original
decision 70 hold IL near salt Lake il hc
can.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
SKATING RACE IS
WON BY +. LAMY
BY International News Service

SARANAC LAKE. y. Y, Jan 30
Demonstrating marked superiority in the
middle distance events. Edmund Iamy
Of Saranac Lake today took two out of
three races from Morris Wood in the
match race for the professional skating
championship Of the world. I.amv Won
the three e-quarter- and the one mile
events with yards to spare. while Wood
Was extended 10 the limit TO win the g20-
yard dash by inches. The time i'm all
the events WAS slow.
Experts say thar Woods age Il telling
on him. He is 81 years old. carrying ten
years more than the challenger. Lamy
is in perfect form and is expected 10 take
two or the Three races tomorrow, when
tho quarter. half and tWo-milc events
will be skatcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
MICHIGAN LEADS
COLLEGE MARKSMEN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-MlchiSan
Agricultural college and the state Uni
Norsiiy OF Iowa. with three victories
each and no losses. are tied FOR first
place in the western intercollegiate rifle
shooting league.
Tho results Of the competition FOR the
week ending Japuary - announced to-
day. show the highest acor" 10 have been
made by tho state University of Iowa
9A0-ln its contest with the college OF
ST Thomas. ST. Paul, MINI. the latter
scoring 115.
Other results were: University Of Min
ncsots. 225, defeated University OF Call
fornla 92O
Purdue university. 91,; defeated InI-
vcrsitv Of Michigan. SOL
Michigan Agricultural college, SSI. de-
fe1ted Kansas university. 1Gi
University OF Arizona, S29; defeated
University OF Nebraska, $50.
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two-handed exhibition.

il was announced that Coftey weighed
loo and McGoorty l51. Tho latter looked
the heavier Coney seemed afraid to
lead and overlooked many chances
McGooriy had a good lead in the first
second, third. fourth and nth.
CofIny did good work with his night In
the sixth, but in the seventh McGoorty
landed ten times before Inc got a re-
ply. Toward tho end Of tho bout Coffcy
was tipped To McGoortYs broken wing
but The swinging left kept him busy Til
the finish
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. SO-I[id WaC-
nor of WiiEsEhurTc easily defeated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
y. BALL TEAM MAY
90 TO COLORADO

Dorado college and the Scboo, ot
Mlnss have offered 10 pay Tho svnHnsos
ot lhH nlyerSi,y of Utah baseball ta.,r,
u 'he t9h nine will play game ~
: dorado Springs and Golden I,
probahic that tho university loan In
make the trip early In the spring. I,,.Ing
teams nt Grand Junction. Pnebin Ing ,,'S
other cities in Colorado. as well ys %iip a,
college teams - 'ht
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
U. s. Revolyer Scnrns

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. 20.--I-nof-
fioial returns of the fifteenth and six
ieeutll rounds Of tho Indoor league OF the
nitcd states Revolver association were
9nngunced today hy Secretary J. y,
Crabtrce High scores bv INC lsedinr
teams eonilnue. with the Manhattan and
foTtlaua 'orp clubs heading the list in
both matches
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Norris For La Toilette.

OMAHA. Neb., Jan. 3o.-Cougrrssman
6. w. Norris. in letter 10 John G.
Icistcr, who. with several others haS
had tho name Of Roosevelt placed on tic
Nebraska presidential primary ticket, de-
cIares himself for La Toilette FIRST. last
and all the time"
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JACK DOWNEY WINS
TEN-ROUND BOUT

BOISE. Ida. Jan. a0.-.Iack Downev
OF salt Lake was awarded the decision
over "Slick' Merrill tcoiored) in n ten
round bout here tonight Downcy took
a biz lead In tho FIRST two rounds. From
that on until the tenth round honors
we're even, although Merrill became moro
aggressive Dovnry Was the stronger
at tho hnish. While the nezro vas tired
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PRESIDENT TAFT HOT
AFTER DETRACTORS
Continued from Page One. J

more than 5000 persons marched bv and
shook MS hand His reception nj the
cnambcr Of commcrc" luncheon and to-
nights banquet were friendly and the
applause was FREQUENT Columbus was
npsN With near ri most of tho
day and there were no bis crowds ON ilr
streets to watch the presidential party
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PuqWith Broken Hand
Wins Bout With Left
BY International News Service.

Jew YORK, Jan 30Equppcd only with large circular left
hand his right hand being broken peicd cocained
otherwise Of commission, Eddie Mc(ioory of Oshkosh
Wis, beat Walter Coey Of Francisco tonight the Farmon
Athletic club about could shoot rifle 1t claimed
MGoory broke his right hand early fight If he
we'll with that he did with left he should
handed exhibition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31

George Ashc In six rounds az the Doug
las Athletic club tonight. Wagner had
Ills adversary in bad shape, staggering
about the ring.
AKRON. o.. Jan. 3O.---JohnnN GUf-
tthS Of Akron fought 4 twelve round
draw here tonight with Monte Attell of
Pittsburc. II was the first battle OF any
note IN which Grinlths has been
matched. Attcll was greatly surprised
and so expressed himself ie tried many.
times 70 put over the haym1kcr OH Grif
lithS. but failed.
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O'ROURkE WANTS
FLYNN-PALZER BOUT

NEW YORK. Jan. 5a.-Tom o'Rourkr
manager OF Al Palzer. Considered bv
-ome white hone" announced here
this AFTERNOON that ne will bet Jack
Johnson $1,000 that Palzer can "whip Jim
Flynn In jig time" ORourke homes tnis
bet VIII stimulate n bout 10 eliminate
Flynn and bring about a match between
Johnson and Palzer. The proposal ls in
the nature OF a reply 10 Johnsoa's re
cent offer OF $4,000 a round 10 PalEer for
every round after three that re can stand
~ before the champion.
o.Rourke l. Immensely disEruntiod he 4.
,suse johnson would not fight for the
$4,000 o. Rourite offered Since then
- Eovrks has bceu making some new
offer eVerr day. but puts no no forfeit-
Toe fcreEoinE offer limiting the bout TO
zig hnh ~ lust more Wild talk b.
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Picked team.
BILLIARD
CHAMPION WINS

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.--C. Fred Conk L.
lin 81 Chicago. international amateur
billiard champion. Won his game tonight
in TN" national class ISL balkiine cham
pionship tournament here. defeating Or
W. g. Douglas of New York fc0 10 2.a
Ccnklin's average was u 1872: hich
runs -, 81 and 81. Douglass average
Nas : 1881: high runs So. 81 and IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
ALL HALLOWS PREPS
BEAT PICKED FIVE

Al Hsiows PrcpE y~-tcrdSv afternoon
pulled Themselves together after a series
Of defeats and displayed some OF their
od-t!mr form In a victory over a picked
five from tho city. The PLAYING OF
Miller Was the chief feature. while Cos
grove at center. was lnyincibls Kelly
OF the picked team PLAYED the best game
for his side.
PrNIE pfgLrcd
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sure that they viii he glad OF 1T III the
end.
improper use of money In The McNa-
mara case and when all the facts are
before a jury OF my peers tho conf
dcnce that the world had in me viii nc
restored, II II is now HobbnG.
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