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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Junior League Players

The following is the personnel of six
Of the basketball teams entered In the
Salt Lake City Junior basketball league
Ten teams are entered hut have not
handed IN the names OF their players;
Burlington Secopds-Boaonc. Wilson.
Y. Falentlne. G. Tslentine. Brewer, Nil
ard. ONeil. Spahr.
Emerson \. C.-Ea=an. r. Fairbs nl1s
(. Fairbanks. Dern, Johnson, Felt, Lea
yer. r.. Nuttall nager.
J.. y. =, BUSINESS lege-Howsrd.
Nuttall. Williams Hciner. Burdette.
Trippc. Nef. Cahoon.
Granite Seconds-Rsmscye Thorum.
Erickson. Bca2ard. Mcdonald. Mcconnell.
Staten. Ashton. Clark Parry Ford. c.
Stevenson, T., Stevenson,
Miller Ward SeConds-Spenser Staten.
Peterson. Williams. Guest, BiazzaTd,
Spcnser. Cook.
Campbell. Leayer, Harr, Keans, KaTpo-
Vit2.
Arrows-Aushernhan HaIion. Rogers.
Ca ito. Bieciow, Jones. Dye. Gallagher.
L. y. 6. Seconds-McCulouCh. Fcdy.
Gilmore. Howe, Perry. Mason. Grace.
Felt.
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Juarcz Entries for Today.

JCAREz. Mexico, Feb, e.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling. maiden tno-vesr-
olds. three and half turiones-T See n.
lo5; Little Blonde. Tidy Wolfarfh. LII
10 Birdie. Moss Rose. 1cicle. Maud Nc.
hee, Mother kstcham. Mottos Pride.
no: Dad Stearnes. ll3.
Second race, selling one mile-Iobieh
-; John HEX. 95: BEETLE B.. 100: Gry!;
Baby. lo5: Mamac. NelslBi Rake. Tahoe
Pedro. i01: Miunolette. 10; The Peer
IS3isrney Oldheld,- Whidden. 1l2. King
Third race. selling. five and a half FUR
lonss-Odel!a, Tho Visitor. Florence
kHpE. Miss Miller, Bessie Frank. Iazei
=. Error 190 Wrath Dog Star. l09 {:
Ereli1s. lo3; Strife Gus Hartridc. Tic
THOMAS lcS; Errant Lady los: ". II
Fourth race, handicap, six furIonss-
Closer. 100: Bourbon Beau, 106: Sebsgo
ll5: Pride Of LIsniorc. i2f. "
Fifth race selling Eve and halt fur
longs-'Yo Solo. 100: Rosev Posev 16a
DELANEY. 100; SeTenade l6T: Sir Irenus
Ios. Bob Lynch. Doc Allen, Oononoo
Matt O,ConeIi. John Griffin II t;eiico
Hidden Hand: lex, Il2: Waner. 100: John
~, Shnehsn. lf5.
sixth race. selling, rnile-Crossover
log, Henry W5lhaDk. Uncle Ben i0t.
STARTER. los; Dangerous March los
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
QUEER DECISION
UP TO BALL BOARD

NtN YORK. Feb. 6.--Thc rules OF
baseball VIII be bone OF contention when
tne MAJOR league coinmittees meet here
next week. The chief argument Which
has arisen tuus far between Chairman
Ward OF the National league and Chair
man Connolly Of the American icaruc.
Is about a play which occurred in Boston
LAST season.
With one out and runner on first
the balsman hit lor home run Tho
ball was thrown 10 the catcher. who
touched out the man who had evidently
scored from nrst bare. The umpire called
both runners out on the ground that
The runner from first had failed to touch
second base, and that the batsmau was
out Tor following the runner in who had
tailed 10 touch one of the bases
Ward and President Lynch decided that
the umpire was right In declaring both
runners out.
Connolly says the bstsman should he
allowed 10 score for he was In no way
responsible for the action OF the runner
in order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
LONG SHOTS CAPTURE
MAJORITY OF RACES
Oemmell IS Sole Favorite TO
Win at The Reopening of
Juarez Track.
SEBAGO GOES TO-DAY
Handicap at Six Furlonss IN
cludes Closer, Bourbon Beau
and Pride of Lisnore.
SEBAGO GOES TO-DAY

JCAREI. Mexico Feb. 6.-After 7n
enforced layoH Of four days, racing was
resumed At Juarrz today. Uncle Zen. AT
10 10 |. proved a big surprise when he
defeated a fine field in the handicap AT
seven furlonss He won by six lengths
from Kootensy. with the favorite.
Meadow. third. Results:
F'irs; rsce. six turongs-Hueh Gray.
1o2 Garter. IL 10 I. won: Frszzle l05
lBuNton), to :. second: Tson. IO7 (Mur-
ray). 10 /. third, Time, l13 2-5.
Maybe King, Helen NJ. Marjorie F1em-
ins. AIlsa Paige. Mycenas. Flying dor.
Narn. Jack Balm and zsndia also ran
Second race. ono mIle-wlcket. 1O7
tHiiD, TO ], won. Fit Of Fortune 107
Carter. 4 10 !. second Black Mate. liz
Gross. . 10 :. third. Time. 1878
lficcough, Virginia Lindsey. Keep Nov
ing. Yankee Pooh and Little Msrchmont
also ran.
Third race, six furIongs- 1O7
lEstepI. even, won; Chilla, IS Garter.
to j. SECOND; Layte knight, l67 Wenry).
and Marie HYDE also rem.
Fourth race, seven furlonGs-Uncle
nen, 20 Callahan, 10 to /. won: Iioo-
Meadow; Us tMoieswor;hl. TO I. third
Tine: l:e5 20 Irish Gentleman and
Fifth race. fye and half furlonss-
AnshaIko 9s tEstepl. 10 /. won; Ac-
gun. lo5 (Molcsworth). 10 !. second !:
Free. 10 tGroth). to .. third. Time.
auette, Ferrona and Mimorioso also ran.
sixth race. mile-Iulu. los (Cross). 10
20 !. won; Figent. 103 (Calahan), 90
second: Eve White, 100 uIilD. TO ?.
mis-. l.. 81 Eckert Florence \. and ona-
tasSs also ran.
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SALT LAKE WRESTLER
TR|UMPHSA At DENVER
F. McAhn Defeats Fred Flan-
derS in Only / Minute
and 20 Seconds.

DENVER Colo. Feb, Ga fast three
round draw between Jimmy Mckay and
Silly O'Brien. 1856 pound boxers, was tho
feature Of the second nights events in
the annual amateur boxing and wrestling
tournament OF the Denver Athletic club.
The judges decided that both youths were
entitled TO places in the finals.
The wrestling OF F.. McAhn OF Salt Lake
also drew grea: applause. McAhn de
feated Fred Flanders in one minute and
twenty-one seconds. The results follow:
l25-Dound boXing-Joe Murphy defeat =
ed Jimmy Valentine. Knockout first
round: George Horton defeated Jimmy
Bamcrs knockout, frst round; Hugh Uo-
gan defeated Robert Patterson, decision.
l33 pound wvestlirg-ElmcT Wheeler
defeated George Edmondson = McAhn
OF SAT- Lake defeated Fred Flanders
l-'-pound boXinS-Danny Horsn de
Ieated Jimmy Madison, decision. Ice
Bush defeated John McCook decision :
Jimmy Davidson defeated Cal Martin, dc
cislon; Joe GeYor defeated Roy An6er-
son, decision; Jimmy Craig defeated John
Noen, decision; Leo Hogan defeated Ter.
~ Cor5ett. decision.
l35 pound boNinv-.Joe Tavlor defeated
JIM Ssrrlgan. decision: Jimmy Mckay
and Billy Brien fought to draw with
decision that both appear In finals
HeaNywe!6ht boXing--Oscar Willis do.
feated Carl Sande knockout FIRST round.
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Outlaw League Will End
''S1avery of the Diamond

liam Abbott witmar: Washington, Hugh
MacKenuou and f. l.. Mocabcc: Rich
moud u. l., LandGraff: rittsburS, Can
tain Marshall Henderson and William 7,
Mccullough. Cincinnati. John j. Ryan:
Cleveland. William l.. Murphy
II hereby notify all free agents. pro-
fessional and amateur baseball players
OF the United states" announces Mr..
Whitman. that the circuit Of the United
States League of Professional Baseball
clubs il complete. Grounds have been
secured i'm all the cities.
"All the managers, rs we'll as thr
president. invite communications from
competent players with reference TO
signing contracts to play nall during the
season commencing May ! and ending in
September. These contracts VIII he from
one To three years. at the option of the
PLAYERS. who at the expiration OF the
agreements VIII be at liberty 10 sign
with whomsoevpr they please. as there
viii he no reserve list.
IAN communics tions addre ssed 10 thp
president will be kept In strict conf
denCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07

Before Hogan could turn around TO note
the effect Of his def, the we'll Groomcd
Welsh was pulling himself into the ring
With the statement that he would he
only too slad 10 accommodate The
stranger
That wss all that occurred al the time.
except that .Cnk" Tom McCarcv told
the lchtUeish's TO get together and ne
would reserve March for them.
Bright and early Monday morning
Welsh came dancing down tho street
ready 10 sign 4. set Of articles, but Ho-
gan had mystcriouslv disappeared not
much as leaving an address behind.
The first and whst will probably prove
TO he the biggest bet on the Abe Attcll-
Johnny Kilbane fcatherwe,ght champion
ship battle was registered when AZ VOL
CAST wagcred $1,000 on Attell to win. At
this carly date the prospects are that
Attell viii rule the strongest OF favor
ties. with the odds ranging from 10 TO
TO . TO l.
Harry GILMORE, J... now knows how
it feels 10 make a bluff and have his
hand called. Gilmore. IN rantinE at his
former protcgn. Frankie Conioy. made a
talk as follows;
''As soon Ak Jack White finishes with
Rivers he viii take on Cnnley. aud I'll
bet $1,000 that he stops Conlcy in or un-
der Ton rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07

Plant. az; Tillys Nightmare. Lady Sap
phirc. LoathY Lady. 100; Abdul, l02.
Charley Brown. Captain Bravo. Gay
Bird. Star Rose, Judge Howell 100 ::
Lyme. Norma Girl. Jim Ray, 102; Xmas
Daisy. ~; fiesrthstone, Three Links,
l05 NaGrutious. o..
Third race. one mile. purse-Silss
Grumr, 50; Bette Sue. 9S Kormak. Star
Organ. l03: Endymon r.. Phil Mohr.
lo5: Dr. Ducner i09.
Fourth race, Columbia stakcs-HcIenc,
aS: Jack Deuman. Troy Weight Any
Port, f51endi lc5; Sager. los; 'Stickev
and Spohn. l05. (sEcdweli entryD
Firth race. three-tourths of n mile
Lewis. a.. Ganadore, 20. Mon Ami. loi:
swarts Hin. Semi Quaver. los. Sabo
Blend. 100; Paiorita. Ella Bryson. Eliza
beth Hsrwood. Surcgot iii: Emperor
William. Merry Lad. Amorct Maca-
zinc. il6; Stellciiff. %, Billy Barnes. l0S
Sixth race. ore mile and 4 sixteenth
sellinG-EoscburG H.. i02; ilaNney
Haldcman. Nsushy Lad Great Heavens
l05' Short order, Golconda. lo5; Eddie
Graney 10.
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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At noon today Cherokee" Tom Jones
walked up TO Tom McCarcy and placed
$1,000 in greenbacks in the promoter s
hands
I've cali Gilmore" was Joues's state
mcnt.
Gilmore is still talking, but the fact
remains that so Ions JoneS's money
is uncovered tho fat man has all the
better Of the situation. 8
Harlem Tommy Murphy is making
Los Angeles his home for the present and
will stay here to witness The Aticll-
l<ilbane bout after which he will hurry
10 san Francisco TO start training for
his own match with LII Able
Lightweight Champion Ad Wolgsst had
on his ring toGs again today al Donnelrs {
Vernon camp. whore he and Attell boxed
for the benefit ar tho moving picture man
who Is Mining the men for Tom Joncs's
stunt OF pictures OF all the worlds white
champions.
Wolcsst's act in bottInr on Attell to
beat kibane probably Will go a long
ways towards influencing the popular bet
ting on the feathcrweiCht champion, as
WolSast is respected as "A shrewd Judge
OF ring men. in the face OF the fact that
his own manager: Tom Jones was hand
ling frankie Conley last Saturday, VOL
CAST picked Coulon to win.
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WIDE GENERAL DIS
TRIBUTION

The trouble with the man
ufacturers of the country is
that they have gotten into
the HABIT OF starting their
advertising campaigns in
the big weekly and monthly
publlcations-and habit is
a hard thing to break away
from.
But they are slowly be-
ginning to realize that un-
less they have their product
on sale pretty generally
throughout the country, a
good part OF the circula-
ton OF these national publ
cations IS, necessarily. OF
NO VALUE TO THEM.
And it is to the ADVER-
TlSING COLUMNS of the
daily newspapers that they
must turn to get general
distribution, which will en-
able them TO TELL THE
CONSU MER in different
territories WHERE their
+ h . ID L CT MAY BE.
BOUGHT in that particular
community.
1T IS only a question of
time when the NECES-
SIT1 OF NEWSPAPER
ADV ERTISING FOR A
\ PRODUCT
VIII become evident to all
and then newspapers will
come into their own.
tTo BE Continued.A
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DODGE TO WRESTLE
BANDIERA TONIGHT

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb 6,-On the eve OF his
match with Bandlcra. n Chicago heavy
weight wrestler Tom Dodge. The Greek
issued a challenge today 10 lack Hsr-
bertsou and I'D Ferguson. Dodge and
HarbertSon met recently. the decision be-
ing given 10 Dodge by tho referee after
a board OF arbirators or "frst friends"
Of the contestants had awarded il TO
Harbertsou. Dodge offers TO take on
Uarbcrtson for all OF the safe receipts
but does not name the terms on which
he Will meet Ferguson. vino is heavy
weight.
Dodge viii wresilc Bandierd In "A han
dicap event tomorrow night Bandiera
an Italian. outweighs tho Greek hy forty
pounds lie viii try 10 throw Dodge
twice in ono hour
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HORSEMEN DISLIKE
SPRING RACE D

Disps tches from JUsrsz s'y U
postponemcut Of the spring ran 4
Salt Lake Is as unpopular thtfe 4
here. The necessity ~ laklng q
thoroUshbreds from the SEM
climate Of Mexico 10 the bltas
n Aicues In the enrlv sprlnf
owners. Although Inc Paelft
Jockey club has made no olnf<
nounce ment Of dates allotted. ~
son says that racing viii begln Z
April p: in Butte. July I; IN ~
August s. and AT the Las'A|
gust rs.
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unhealthy and OF the
and kept inhned and irid BY continual discharge
feet medicine which blood and entirely the
Sve lotions ho reducing
famatou cleansing the ulcer perhaps eenng the discharge but such
blood
and can effect S. S. down into the circulation
all and morbid flesh
with blood
s. surface
rebuilding brokendown hahi healing qualities
blood place steadily
the
blood purify
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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PACkEY N 'FARLIl
WINS HARD BII|
Kid Burns Compels Stoi,
Boy to Do His Best /
Final Rounds. i
sy International News s.nic,

Ey International News s.nic,
NEW YORK. Feb. e.-parkc ,
land of Chicago mixed il nm -
Burns this evening at the Falrrs-'
lctic club in Il tcn-rolynd 80.
PackFy won tnc battle. but M.
out f"w kinks TO keep Ban,
getting too pesky.
Packcy didn't fcht az fee, =,
old DAYS. Also me aas pr,ur
ghap. lie Is 10 NEE, Tounr d,
PHILADELPHIA tomorrow syenjnt
may have induced him 10 trsvl|
half speed, "
la the opening round Buru h
that he wasn't = least bit sfrsN
tarlsnd and kept going after ihs h
dancing master. Packsy lrisS 4,
matters, hrt Burns had a 5rt<
Tense working and picked m 4
PaCkeY's blows with nis mitit u
This fast work kept up durirs n
four rounds and Burns's frlerSs
Joyful Eut not fo, long. Wha N
started Packey came from hn
WIN fEitl 'FlN-U Illl'r. iri m
wicked left jab nhlv ASSISTED
stanch right uppercut, made III
back M. Once Fackey Jet hls ~
Burns on the left optic. ahich 4
assumed dark hue.
The next three rourds vsr, 4
same order, with PacIseY i,ttns /,
few ra7s.
In the ninth something iapperh
tool; lonE chance and stsrls5 \
matters. Packev never stopr&3 n
,nS his opponent, but Burns tot
ana got in A fcw curves thu, 4.
and distressed Mcfarland.
In one melee Burns got hIs riftf
on Packey's left eye and a liltl
appeared under iha, optic
Both BOYS started To Eet .es n
III" final period. Mcfarland aid =
10 send Burns away to dreama1
the Kid wasn't colne. He pslk
tarland from all angles and vI1'
Crushcr closed Packets swelling "A
Farland kept CUffInE him. but 4.
impossible 10 land any clean wae1
Inc hell found the boys putilnE III
isl that had the crowd yelling n
mons. Mcfarland weighed lH
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued From Page Ons,)
TIME, as he could afford,
and ADVERTISE IN THE
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Then, after the product
was thoroughly distributed,
as it would be by this meth
Od. commence an advcrtis-
ing campaign IN the publ
cations with national circu-
lations. to SUPPLEMENT
HIS NEWSPAPER AD-
NERTISING.
This young man contend
ed that this method of pro-
ccdure ought to be re-
verSed-that no successful
general advertising cam
paign had ever been started
by the use Of newspapers in
the smaller cities, and that
it was in the large cities that
the successful campaigns
had always been started.
Yet | know Of one very
successful general adver-
tiscr who STARTED an ad-
Vertlslng campaign III the
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS \ of
a small western city. That
is the ROYAL BAKING
POWDER CO M p A n Y.
Their first advertising APP
peared in the local newspa-
pers Of Fort WAYNE, Ind.
! don t think ANYBODY can
question the SUCCESS of
Royal Baking Powder, or it's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Alger outboxes Broen

BY international News service
NORTH ADAMS, Mass ~
George Alser OF Boston outps's, ~,
Brooks Of New York IN iass
twelve round exhibition neio,.
ern Gateway Athletic clg0 h.
Adams tonight Aleer te
the bout and In the ilnM
Brooks hanging on 10 esoep'
OEI
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RENO FEELS BAD
ABOUT BIG FIGHT

RENO. New. Feb. 5.-Fricnds Of Gov
ornor Oddic say he is considering ask
ing a repeal OF the law licensing prize
fights IL he calls a special session o9
the Nevada legislature The governor
has received complaints from Elko county
that the proposed Johnson Flynn fight
will entail large expense for policing and
will bring notoricty 10 the state without
any compensation other than the $1,000
license fee. Wendovcr. mentioned a. the
scene OF The first IS a barren stretch
OF sacebrush. and the financial profit
from the match VIII go 10 Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Rabbit Hogan Challenges, But
Runs Away From Freddie Welsh
Ad Wolgast DonS Mitts Again and Wagers $1,000
that Abe Atte1 Will Defeat Johnny
killoane for Championship
BY II. NJ. Walker

oS ANGELES, Feb 6"One Round Hogan may not know it,
but he has been renamed Bunny Hogan, by the
ge critics who charge that Hogan took 'rabbit ride
from the city TO avoid encounter with Freddie Welsh
a few minutes before the Couon-C Conley clash
Saturday Hogan crawled through the and whispered
words the who quickly bawled Introducing
kound HOGAN. who wishes 10 challenge Freddie Welsh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
POSTPONED RACES \
MAY CANCEL H

One OF the inducements un'o
Jack Curley To locate the danls
championship boxing nout ~
Lake was the fact that W.
crowd was expected, Nos
spring race meet has pesn
Curlev has not announced M
not he Intends 10 find as''lA
lon
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Boxine Lid Lifted

SOUTH HAVEN. MICA III
the first time iD ten YEAR II
were staged here ton'eh M
bout was between Tom lv.nss'vi
Ycr and Mickey Foley OF -
weights. the former haVins
better OF the nsllt,
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Charleston Race Entries

CHARLESTON. y. g. Feb. s.-Fol
loving are toWorvo9's entries:
First race. three fuTlunSs puysr-Cross
Patch Eihelburg H.. Cedar Green Il2:
forkNille. Nandcrr. FiabberEast High
stat. Billy Holden. Little Dad. Msurv
Boy. Cedar Brook. Rosturtium, Il5; Miss
Edith. Prince Fonso. Martha Allen. De-
Nots. IL.
Second race. five and a half furlones.
sellinS-Hompsted -: Rose Of Jeddah,
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Kaufman is Reaten.

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. 6.-George Kirk
wood Of san FranCiscp. was awarded the
decision over Benny Kaufman OF Phia-
delphia after ten rounds of fast boxing
here tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07

How to cure a cold Is
which many are in'es n
Cbamberlain's Cough Rc"e -
its great reputation anu ,.las
by it. remarkable cure OF '0 yst
always he depended up0'
all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Bridger Signed by Spokane.

SPOKANE. Wash. Fen. s-Manaser
Cohen OF the Spokane club ol The North
western league, announced today that he
had signed Paul Brldgcr southpaw
pitcher from Twin Falls. Ida, WHO, II
Is said. has hccn sought by Portland.
Ogden and Salt Lake City and Helena
teams OF the Union association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Granite Elects cspaS

Members of last wears M
bail team al the IIsn'u uctss,N
yesterday elected Frank " 49, ~
lain 81 the 1872 nine. ~. pr y,rt
the team FOR the last NV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Weber Academy Wins.

In The basketball game AZ The Dsseret
gym YESTERDAY Weber academy Eve of
ogden defeated the T.. u. :. b. the score
OF 81 70 10, Eomnoy was referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Young saylor Matched

ST LOUIS, Feb 5.-Mlhurn (youux)
saNlor OF Indianapolis. and Freddie Dan
tolls OF st. Joseph. Mo. have been matched
10 fight six rounds before The 81. Louis
a. G., February - They will meet at
Sc pounds.
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VARSITY TO PLAY
Y. IA. &. A. TONIGHT

Tonight tho basketball teams represent
ing the y. NJ. G. A and the University
OF Utah will meet in the second basket
bal game OF the season Tho FIRST game
points scored against the Y. NJ c. A.
in the last contest IL were made from
the foul line. For this game they have
been practicins To avoid roulnE. The
game is called for $50 on the Y NJ. c. a,
floor. The lineup:
Utah. Y. NJ e. a.
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Ten Rounds TO Draw.

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. 6-Bert KEYS ol
New York. and Joe Seieer oC Colorado.
fought ten fast rounds 10 a draw here
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07
Brooklynite Beats FIme

NEW YORK. Fen. 6;-.borS "a n
the French lIzhtwe'sht, o." s.m -
~ Rr1ojtIvn. fought ten ,ii'ses0'sks1' iss'
Brooklyn tonight ~, -, me e
aggressive throughout cnsier II
OF opinion was that
him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-07

The Emerson team il the organization
that several league managers wanted to
bar because the Emcrsons were sup
posed TO he more than a match for the
other teams. This game diSDroved the
report or the Emersons excellence They
do not have much time 90 practice. The
high school juniors also need practice
After the first half yesterday they were
"all in because they lacked ira ming.
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paid in plain posse Hood 60
ihsod. iISTT eS"rSs Ss"arrsSssDsFilla, Lsv'i'
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BASKET TBALL JUNIOR
FIVE BEAT ENERSONS
Game Slow Because Both
Teams Are Sadly in Need
of More Practice.

In the opening game OF the Junior bask
etball league the high school second team
school gymnasium by the score OF 81 to
IS. The game was slow, Neither team
seemed TO have any spirit, During tho
firsl half the hiEh school ran away from
Emerson and made the score 81 to IN.
In the second half Emerson held the
high school to q closer score. Stars FOR
the high school wore Young. Wallace aud
SiddowaN. Ioung at forward made 26
Of the 81 points. Stars FOR tho Emerson
team were Dern. Lee ger and Johnson.
The refereeIng was impartial. Tch teams
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