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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
AUSTRALIAN CHAMP
SEEKS BOUT WITH AD
Hughie Meegan Will Probably
Box Wolgast for Champion
ship of World.
Blu Fl. VI. Walker.

Ey International News Service.
Los ANGELES, March 6.-Elughie
Meegau, lightweight champion OF Aus
tralia, will be brought to America for a
title tilt against Ad Wolsast. Joe Wood
man is the man who holds the reins over
the little Sydney slugGer Woodman
cables the writer OF his plans as fol-
lows:
Return June |. Bringing uughic
MeeSan Australian champion, who
challenges Wolgast. Langford boxes
McVey again Langford Will win
sure. Langford still after Johnson.
Sam willing box Burns Flynn or Pal
ger. WOODMAN
Little is known here OF NecSan's abil-
ity, but If the boy is good enough TO beat
one or two of our second raters lie will
have no trouble In working up interest
in the match between himself and the
worlds champion. Aside from tho two
Jocs Rivers and Mandot. there arc 10
legitimate opponents for Wolgast in
sight
Langford's willingness 10 take on Tom
my Burns will open the way for a lot
OF argument that viii never cease until
tho men have actually met or Burns has
frankly declined 10 take a chance against
the wonderful black.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
ABE TRAINING FAITHFULLY
HOPING TO BEAT TOMMY
Former Champion Still Disgruntled But Is Des-
perately Anxious to Win From Harlemte

snances ,in are that ytbir will enter The
ring slight favorjte over MURPHY.
JACK Dillon. the big fellow who is 10
meet Walter Coffey in the ten-round
main event bout al the Oakland Wheel
men club in Oakland tomorrow night.
dld bis last work today and Jack de-
CARED when il was over that his con
dltion was all that he could wish.
Although Dillon viii be training hard,
tnls does not seem to worry Coffcy
Walter Is working hard over at Al
whites place In Oakland and he looks
TO be In better shape than lie usually
Is in Just before a contest
They tell me" said Cofrev. that
Dillon is = very tough hoy. but | also
understand his defense is poor Now
II Dillon Is easy To hit ! don't care how
tough he is. for when T hit them they
always hit the canvas. Jt I land on
Dillon he vii go down. 7 feel sure that
| win beat him"
Murphy, who also is training at
Whites, will cut out n good portion Of
his strenuous work between now and
Saturday. The Harlem lad has been at
work for a week and tonight he de-
clared that he was just about where me
wanted TO he and would devote the bal
ancc Of his training period 10 putting
on the fine edge.
johnny kilbaue announced tonight thIt
he will give Attcll Il return match. XII
banc suggests Labor day as the best
date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Today's Entries at Juarez.

JIAEEI, March e.-Entrics for tomor-
row:
First race six furlonss. selhng-Mod
orn Priscilla. as: Wild Bear. 10I; 'Rosey
Poscy- To-: Decrfoot. l05 Chess. Ills
raAton. lo'; Suda Glen, Roberta 1I0;
Evran, Bsllella. Pish Tusb James Black
stock. Gramcrcy, Brighton. ll2: Prince
Winter. lis.
Second race. selling five and a half
iurlonSs Ss-Co-E Ed, 96; Aliria, 100: Veno
Non. lol: Marsand, Hazel Garner. los
Lady Stalwart llG.
Third race. selling. six furlongs-De-
parent loi: Chanticlor. Mia. los; Kid
North, Hidden Hand, 107; Hex. 10; Pit
Fat. Frank G.. Hogan, FaneuU Hail.
liz; Judge Walton 1l5
Fourth race. Cowboys handicap. six
tur'onss-Dr Dougherty. 100: FTvinc
Footsteps, 1o2: ''Kootenay. io7: s.Ens
ile,d, i22' occupied as J. l.. Brown S
tIfth rae, selling. mile and furlong
King Elk: %, Bit OF Fortune, 10f ;
John Louis. LOG; Wolferton. iii
sixth race. selling. one mile-Thistle
Rose. "a; ben Uncas. 10l: Bob FarIey.
,o;: Coppers. 1O7; onatassa. Iio; Juan
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
BAKER VS.. ROGERS IN
BEAN'S GYM TONIGHT
-Four Other Good Bouts Form
ClaSSiest Card Yet Offered
by Enterprising Promoter.

Howard Baker. the Boulder boy some
time welterwciGht champion Of the Pa
chic coast, will endeavor to convince Salt
Lake boxing fans tonight that he should
be drawing card wherever he appears
be ii salt Lake, San Francisco or New
York. Baker will box Jack Rogers six
rounds and they will DO fast rounds
The athlete from The city OF the rocky
name Is not in this bout for the money
there is in it. lie is going on to show
Salt Lalers what he can do and hopes
To win local recognition as a high class
boxer.
His opponent, Rogers. will give Baker
plenty of opportunities for he is fifteen
pounds heavier and is the toughest mid
dleweight boxer in Utah He likes 10
NIX 1T from the start, SO this bout is
pretty apt TO be one of rapid action from
start 10 finish. Bakers hand is about
as good as ever. lie will he permitted 10
protect It with special bandages.
,,os1t Jaek ,,, Pown.ey: the veteran, has his
Dick Buttry, the fair-haircd Ogden boxer,
who made such whirlwInd showing
nfsbf AGAINST phifr,y Blocily Price last Thursday
EFFORTS To win, as he has been promised
n bout with Baker II he IS victorious to-
nlght Their four round set-to is almost
sure 10 he fast and free from "staIling"
Neither OF these boxers likes TO hold on.
They prefer 20 stand up and Dox.
charles Midkif vs.. Joe Peadon. the
Reno KID" will be the next number on
lhe programme. They will 20 four
rounoS. what they viii do can be de-
scribed aftcrward better than nrc
dicted
Kid Davis vs. Harvey williams will
spar the closing bout of the entertain
ment, Davis is getting better all the
lime and is developing n real punch. He
WIN mako things hum a. long az VII
Dams lasts. which may be the fuu four
rounds, -
Boxing viii begin promptly mt $50 as
me length OF the card precludes delay or
any long announcements. The entertain
nent undoubtedly viii be the very best
that Bean has given Compared with
some of tho meal ticket fighters who
FOUND employment in Salt Lake wear
ago Bean X boxers are really high claSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
TWO POLO PLAYERS
BREAK CLAVICLES

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March 6.-Two
players in the Coronado polo tourna-
ment were injured severely today in the
second round for the All-American
trophy England and Canada We're the
contestants, England won by the score
OF G2 10 4,
Norris Duval. recognized as the leader
OF the English team, was unseated i'm
the third period. when his horse swervcd
His collarbone was broken and w De-
yerauX was put in his place
In tho seventh period Deveraux and
Major Colin G.. Ross, Canadian collided
and piled In heap on the field Ross's
collarbone was fractured and he was
carried TO his quarters DevereauX re-
sumed play. w, l.. Breese replaced
Ross.
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By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 6-Though
Abe Attell is still smarting under the
defeat Johnny Kilbanc handed him. the
former champion is not allowing his dis
comfiture to interfere with his training 9
for the Harlem Tommy Murphy bout.
which takes place at DAILY City next
Saturday afternoon.
Able was out on the road carly this
morning. and after he had torn off six
miles he returned to Il rundown. He
declared he never felt better i'm his life
During the afternoon Atten went
through the usual gymnasium work and
then donned the gloves for six rounds
lie had the speedy boys. Carroll and
Campi. for his opponents. and Able
showed marvellous speed against each Of
these lads
Attell boxed I'm superb form Tie was
quick and willy as a cat or his feet and
his fists worked like an automatic riy-
eter. Abe is setting himself 60 be in
shape for Murphy. Attell Is very con-
fident that he win beat Tommy So
well do the fans think of AtteI that tho
chances now arc that Able will be a
favorIte over Murphy when they enter
the ring Saturday afternoon Already
Attcl's friends arc backing him at even
money. but as there IS more Attcll
money than Murphy money in sight the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
NJ 'CLOSKEY IN OGDEN
TO STAY ALL SEASON
Bailey Tells How
Baseball Benefits
City,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 6.-John j. McCloSkey,
owner OF the Ogden baseball team. stated
today Just prior to his departure for Salt
Lake that he was in Ogden to stay and
would have ~ fast club. The report has
been circulated that McCloskey has been
offered the Boise franchise and it was
intlmated that. owing TO a runorcd op-
position TO Sunday baseball in Ogden he
might accept the offer. The baseball
magnate docs not deny that such Il prop
osition has been talked OF but states that
only the most strenuous opposition 10 his
plans would induce him 10 leave the
city.
81 have q good business hero now
said McCloskey, and want to stick.
like Ogden and the people here and |
club ii has. ever had. ! haven't asked
Ogden people for I cent and all ! want
is their cooperation and good will, /"
McCloskey said that upon his return from
ment TO make which would be OF great
interest to Ogden fans.
Joseph Bailey. manager OF the Ogden
Rapid Transit company. expressed him
self as astonished that the people OF Og-
den do not take more interest I'm some
thing that means so much to the city.
we now have a man here who can
give Ogden good ball team If The pco
pie, VIII only support him." said Mr..
Bailey "If tho Ogden. proposition falls
through after all that has been said and
done the people everywhere will say
that this city has not sufficient public
spirit TO support 2 baseball club In the
Union association
The transit company manager saws
that baseball is big thing for city
from the advertising standpoint.
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Charleston Race Results

CHARLESTON. &. c., March s-To-
days race results follow:
firsi race. sir furloncs-Iudian Maid
~ tkonnedND, . TO |, won; Billy Barnes
- '.happclD. ? 10 ?. second; Corintb.
~ lWilson), If To :. third Time
20 20. Gslvesca. Silk Bang, Lar.
rche. LYDIA Lee aud DaCia also ran.
Second race. six nssENTorrIsionr
w 'AmbroseD. 10 10 I. won: James
l,ockery. 100 tGordon). Is TO >. second /,
ruck, ll' ILofusD, : To /, third rime
III l-9. Three Links. Skillute. Silas
trump and Fatherola also ran
Ihird race. mile and en-elChth-Nocl-
lnv, l0s fEuiwclD. Is 10 D won. {; N
Miller. lao (Koernerl : TO 1. second. /.
ldlcwclss. ~ dIopkns). , TO l. third
INC, zoo II. John Furiong and Nadzu
Fourth race, Georgetown stakes. half
mic-Liberty Hall II: (Koerner). 10 TO
won; Silver Bill, l@2 CKenncdy) . to
], second. Billy Holder. 1s2 WILSON,
- 10 J. third. Time, so 10 Fauxina
Star or Danube. Ethelberg Cedar BAoIs
Hurscois. Ralph Lloyd Senator James
lliSh star and Yorkvilla also ran
tlith race. five and 4 half furIoncg-
NJ Muller. ll3 MARTINI, To l. won.
vi RCD. 100 Crurucr). Ia I second:
Mon Jack, l0I tButweiD. TO J. third
Time. I'll %. Love Watches. Emperor
william, Uncle Jimmy Gray, Bcrtmont
and Incisiou also ran
Sixth race. mile and one-c -cighth--New
Eultmsn. ioS (SkiryiuD. , 10 I, second;
Mont sonery. t15 Goftusi, to !, third.
Tii1s. lot 80. Detect. Flaney. Single
Ft'c. ltoraCc r.. Warner. Grlsweii stall
wait Lad. short order. ROYAL RepoVt
and kaufman also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
TAX ON RACING AIDS
MEXICAN REVOLUTION
Rebel General Collects SiOO
in Gold Every Day From the
JuareZ Owners.
WALBANk Is SURPRISE
Long Shot Gets Off in Front
and Lasts Just Long Enough
to Beat Injury.
WALBANK IS SURPRISE

JtARt.I March 6.--HenTy Walbank,
6 10 !, defeated high class field in the
Panhandle Stockmen's handicap here to-
day. He was allowed to steal away from
his fcd in the early running and lasted
Just long enough TO win by half a length
from the favorite Injury.
General Antonio Rolas military COM
mander OF the rebel garrison. asked and
Was granted permission to collect 500
gold per day from the racing association
IL is The regular federal tax, sum
ma rios:
First race; four furlongs Nc
Birdie ii0 (keogh). 5 to 9 second; l See
II. lo2 (Gross). TO ], third. Time. AS.
pLhlopena, Bully; Oebuianie. Moss Rose.
Lad. Buelah Nc and John Hurie also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Regards, los
Gross, > 70 J, won; Booser Battle, 80
III Gloffman, 10 3, third. Time. :15.
Penang. Sam Conner, DottIe r.. Santa
leme. Making and Irish Beauty also ran
cenac, % (Radlke) 10 ., won; The
Peer. 100 (Honmanl Il to l. second:
Mearts Relief, los Gross. > 10 l. third,
and Rubinon also ran.
Fourth race. mile-Henry Walbapk 9S
sselden,. 10 won; Injury il9 (Sm9iD
WORTH. 10 >. third. Time I:f0 Pink
ola and Irish Gentleman also ran.
Flfth race, SIX furlongs-Angelus. los
ltottom. II TO 4 won: Gilbert Rose, ll3
GROSS TO >; second; Yo solo. 1O5
,keogh'. - 20 I. third. Time 1:l3 l-5.
Iady Teudi TaIlow Dip, John IL sheehan
and Brave Wlthcrs also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a furlons-Iim
,aicrs,a los CNeoghl, ; 10 ., won; The
hailns Daughter lol CTapliu), Q to ,,
third Time. i:55 5-5. virginia Lindsey.
Iahoe and M3rigot also ran
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Maid. Cedar Green, Faustlna. Cord F.,
l01. Also eligible: Insurance Man. 101
Second race. selling, five and q half
furlongs-Grace Patterson. Pedigree. lO4
Coletta Tackle. Ceremonius. Pretendant.
1o5: Peunyroyal. Sam Rank. lOS: Wild
Cherry. Lady Orimar. 100: Charley
Straus, ll7 Manisan. ia Also eligible:
Sandy Ill., III: Fiddle. los: Gilbert. 107 =.
Lighthouse. III: Bon. l09; Barney Igoe.
105; Carlisle NJ. l03.
Third race, one mile-Captain Bravo.
Helene. 92: Beaucoup. li0: Bob r. Loch-
iel, l13.
Fourth race. seven furIongs-Ladv
Lightning. III: Mad River. Grif. us: Re-
publican. 1o9: Titles Nightmare, 100
Firth race. selling. six furlongs-Ochrc
Court. 81: Bad News III, Eye straw es:
Royal Captive. 1G5: JessepbuIn Berkeley.
Merrick. 100: Magazine. 105.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-Sleeth
%: Agnar. l02: Aviator. Cuttyhunk 10;
Chiffon SGuaw, loi: Virginia Powers, los:
Flying Fast. i04: Montagnie. los: Rag
man. Beach sand. 1o7; Joe Rose Sir Ed
ward. lle: I;oeDuck. III: Force Efrendi
ia Also eligible: Barn Dance, 104; In
dian Maid. iOs.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07

Promoter Harry Hcagrcn. on behalf NJ
the Saltair management. offered S"O.uop
FOR n worlds championship match be-
tween Gotch and Ibysako and will m
doubtedly make liberal bid for The
Mahmout- -Ibyszko bout If they really sign
articles. Thus far Detroit. Offering $4,000.
has outbid all eastern cities. but there ~
small doubt that leagren will give the
WrcStlers a much larger sum, so II rs
probable the bout will he I'm salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
OVER SIXTY
SET BEST MARKS

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO, March 6-The Ideals Of Ak
ron, o.. n band of dcvotees Of the bow
ling game, who arc all past the sG-year
mark rolled the top score Of tho squad
Of five-mcn teams which closed the Egan
night ceremonies in tho American bowl
ing congress at Dexter pavilion T'hoir
mark OF 2I3l installs them temporarily
in second place.
Tho best rolling Of the afternoon was
the li3' Of Nittel and Tarnow in the
doubles and The 500 singles mark hv Har-
NcN Smith. Swanson and Sallauder stiu
tor the doubles with l226 while Swan
and The AlI Malts' PA. rides on ton OF
the IivcS -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
HIGH SCHOOL CADEl
RIFLE COMPE1ll

The Ghal matches lor Ai i
ship rifle team In The hlss -.
battalion were held yest.rst!.
nnal match company D sca
paHv c. Three matches atr y
pauy n won from company q
won from company G IN ne -
Company u Won from e1Ing.
company e won from conpcI
second match. The closed riil
afternoon was between e91fr
company g. Company a 49,
the lead and had snossh
balls. while COMPANY D H
down Then Siegle sho, 'a
and ho brought the four w
four shots, while conp,1y
get one down. Slesle Fp
the afternoon. as he 'or p7u
matches for COMPANY D
In the final match c'rE
easy sailing. as they had =
down when company ~
down. Slegle did no' m
school rifle team a, ths alA
and therefore has mol ~
Since these matches slar,.9 .1.
doIrs so well that oap's.
Kim come nut 10 ,ry fol ". -,
school team has been pIscIps pII..
some OF ,heir hardest FiiIs.s e.,
Earl Mellus and George w
breaking the school I,'S.' + :. -
MeIIus made a score I, y !, "a
tarday. t and Mays ,.n,si,. mao. : 4
tloIlar dol prisc that Captain e' e'is
M for the flrst boy ..1,.f pr d
feet score. either 3 49, ~ -,
T'hssc scores nave T" ~. q ~
with sonc S.'s 9. .-uss
'E,,s, r,ossst score made IS = NJ. Y
otceson ('V and FraTee. ,,.S Wen ~
~ ihc highest slaloll. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07

lack Dousherty acted as referee last
Saturday night at the National Athletic
club OF Brooklyn Dougherty has no Ii
cense. the club managers and Dough-
erty will have TO appear next week and
90 some explaining.
Caspar Leon's license as referee was
revoked, as the old time fighter was too
incompetent to suit the commission.
Mike SchUlanisll, who fights under the
name OF Sweeney, was hailed before the
court. Schulaniski was TO receive $50 for
boxing at the Liberal Athletic club. Je
tried TO quit in every round and finally
TO pay him and reported Schulaniski TO
the commission. The solons decided that
SIS was pay enough for Schulaniski
In the case OF Jeff Smith. who declined
TO box kid Henry at the last minute be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
No s|V|LESE[RR
VH0DDDG[ RI|T|
High School Girl; WIN !.
on Lads Who N,dA,
Class Athletic;.

High school BOYS VIII, Inv. ).
ing books for Kin, ir,,,,a
pas nan or track uniform, ~
70 iims Yesterday, when Pr,.,s
and Coach Richardson csrs III
10 stimulate in,sres, IN sDr,,
me girls. themselves. m -
WIN Coach RIchsrd,on n.
mn none OF the bcy5 Ia ~,
mem that should BE- spsri T. 4
pa,i diamond or the clnder M,
any high school boy Mn -
,etlcs need not nope % r,,,I, -.
IdruY he may have gi,h H.
The effect OF this oroour.,.'
immediately noticeable ys.,ri,,
iortv baseball candidates Ia,
intention 10 Try for ,ba sai,'
and ihirty-siy lads signed fo- ~
4 class baseball sorit, r.gLr
as soon as tie weather zl8 -.
former wears all the bOys n, "
n letter In tnis sport ssr, .l-,i
class series, but this year ,5,-.1|
he eligible both for hseb.u -
meet The first high schol tn-
these sports will not be plczJ =
the class meets. In the esg ;,
2 gold medal will he rly,a d
lete winning the most pSl,u.
medal IN the next hishssi al
medal 70 the next. Las, Jsi,
the gold medal and 0le.os VI,
Yer medal Toe bronze rstl
awarded
The most promising Esr
BreckeG. AliouS. Tressder "a 4
son. All the old men Will hu
hard this year 10 ralair lh,lr 4
midget team VII be formed 1.
smaller boys 2 chance Tts 4
include such players as Lsrli
catcher FOR the chsmporiAi;
school team; Mulyey ot the BrIt
Romney Of the Lowell sshw n
the training school This issn
the grade schools Of ID. tliI 4
midget teams.
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fore the Albany Exhibition company, the
commissioners ruled that Smith must ap-
pear at that club before accepting any
other engagements. The club offered 10
stage Smith Immediately. but the fighter
claimed that he would be unable TO ap-
pear for several weeks. When the com
missioncrs heard he had agreed TO box
on March H. they ordered him to cancel
all bouts until lie met Henry.
The EldridSc Bicycle club OF Tona-
wanda, \. Y. summoned Bilben before
the club. Bilben engaged Al Rogers to
box John Dukelman, but Rogers refused
To appear Bilbcn had posted a forfeit OF
SO, but declined 10 pay when the draft
was presented Bilben had boy i'm the
semi windup who was TO receive 500. The
club refused to pay Biben until he had
made good the $50 draft and the commIs-
sion ruled in favor of the club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Will Wrestle in Midvale.

handicap wrestling match with A
side bet OF 500 has been arranged be-
tween Pete Sacos and Sam Belasco i'm
Mdvale the night OF March 12 Sacos
weighs $50 pounds and Belasco. who
styles himself the "Servian Champion
weighs 100 pounds. Eelasco Will throw
Sacos twice in an hour OF lose his wager
and tho bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
TURK AND POLE
MAY WRESTLE HERE

OMAHA. Ncb, March 6.-f.mil Klank,
manager for Yussinf Mahmout the Turk
ish wrestler today issued a challenge TO
Stausaus HbvsGko for finish match and
posted $1,000 as part OF n $4,000 side bet
Klank stated that he was willing to hold
the match in any city Offering n salts
factory purse.
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n YORK the
the last resemblance of
commission today passed rule aboIisng the kidney
punch This blow generally used cncheS the
weakening waops the whole repertoire boxing
This innovation compes the boxers
provement will be appreciated by patrons Of the sport
Another good rule that prohibiting
youths under 16 OF a anvb bouts
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Trendall VS.. Kelly Again.

ST. LOUIS. March G.--F For the third
Tune Harry Trcndall and Leo Kelly, the
two best lightwoiGhts now represcntinE
81. Louis in the professional boSinE
game have been matched for an eight
round contest in the Irish American Am
letlc club. Marrh 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Wreck on the Burlington.

ST. JOSEPH. No. March 5.-The Bur
Iington.s DcnVer-St. Louis train. travel :,
ing fortN six miles an hour. was deiaheb
near Shea. Neb.. today Conductor :.
n. Cox OF ST. Joseph was bruised about
seph. baggagemAn. was painfully bruised.
Al the cars except two sleepers left the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Harbertson VS.. McCarroll.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, March 6.-Jack Harbetson.
the local wrestler, and Frank McCarroll
Of Montana have been matched to meet
in The armory March Is in a finished
bout best two out of three. McCarroll
will wrestle in Twin Falls, Idaho, on
March II for the championship OF the
state. IIarbetson says this match will
be good training for his match with
Julius Johnson in Salt Lake March 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Ketchcl Wins on Knockout.

STOCKTON. H., March GSteve
kctchel of Chicago Knocked out Mickey
Reilly Of Milwaukee in the 9th round
OF what was to have been nftecn- round
ighL here tonight. Reilly did not re-
cover consciousness for half an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Wichita Signs Catcher.

DUBUQUE. la. March 6-ThomaA
stark who managed the Monmouth team
OF toe Central association last year, To-
daN signed - catch FOR Wichita in the
western league this season.
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Illinois Annual Shoot

PEORIA H., March G.-May i5, IG and
Ii were set as the dates of tho ,nn,,ai
shoot OF the Illinois Sportsmcn assocla-
ton to he held her" this wear Twelve
huhafcn dollars Tor cash prizes has been
prizes tho greatest Of any state shoot
ever held I'm The United States Tho
lLnns VIII he set az LakeWlcM nnrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
Iowa Leads Marksmen.

IOWA CITY. la, March 6.-Thc Uni
Yersity OF fowa's rifle team finished its
schedule in the by-mail shoot TODAY bv
scoring 95S out of a possible 1000 against
the University OF Michigan. If the match
today is Won by the Iowa team it viii
have been undefeated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-07
American League Releases

CHICAGO. March 6.-Amonr the re-
ichscS announced today by President
johnson OF the American league warcs
By cnlcoSo 10 San Francisco-BalFer
and COrhan. optional
By Philadelphia To San Francisco-AIt-
By Boston 30 Sacramsnto-H. F.. Byram