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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Charleston Race Results,

CHARLESTON, :. c., March 5,-Race
results:
First race. four furlongs-Figola. ia
tMoore), II To /, won: Glorlta Burns. ll5
G8utwelD, TO !. second: Kinder Lou,
10 tCraigen), 100 TO ] third. Time
30 25. Alice Lee: s;tsnucY. Dainty
Daffo, Devots, Lady Anna. ST. Avano
Cordle f.. Tuscombia. Ormanda Spice
and Yemasse also ran.
Knights Differ, i01 O<oernerl. TO /.
second: Hoffman. 1l4 (Jensen). ; to /,
third. Time, los 3-5 Cold Mime. Bay
Cliff, The Rump. Heartbstonc, Mary ia :
Wis and Seaclin also ran.
Third race. ono milc-Mad River. los
(BclD, TO l. won; Sleeth, 1C2 (1'urner)
30 TO ], second, Duval, III Loftus), II
10 ;. third. Time 1:A is. BAY of
Pleasure. Stelcliff. Jim Milton, Monsieur
y. Gaybird, Tanller and Stairs also ran.
Fourth race. six uriongs--Cauehill. l02
(Turner), 10 10 ], won: Spnhn. flG Lof-
tusl, is 10 !. second; Leopold. los tKocU-
ner). II 10 !. third. Time. 1:lf A.. IVA
bel. LackrOse, Montcalm aud Il. NJ Green
also ran.
Fifth race. five and a balf furlongs-
Moncrief, los (Wllson). to . won
Dominica, l09 (ChappeD, TO !. second
Morrlstown. % (Skrvn), I to >, third.
Time, 1903. jim Raw. Pardner. Eaton.
Astrologer, LcisIoha, Babbler, Yiuca and
Louis Liscnets also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Taypay. 100 (Turncr). 4 to 1. won: Camel.
1o2 (Skirvin). : 10 ?. sccond: Eddie Gra-
uoy, 107 OoCtus), Is 20 ., thlrd Time
~ 4-5. Bion, Encudi and Troy Weight
also
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DOM|VEY ANXIOUS T0
ENTER UNION LEAGUE
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
DoWNEY. Ida. March AT a meet
ING %! the Downey-M -Marsm Valley Com
Inerclal club resolutions were adopted for
the formation OF baseball team and Il
committee was appointed 10 take up the
matter Of obtaining q franchise from the
Union association. The committee will
immediately enter into negotiations with
President Lucas
DoVney Is one Of the livcliest towns in
Inc inteDncuntau region. aud from the
manner IN which the fans have supported
bali tcams II S. believed that q league
aEereeadoD would bc q paving PROPOSE
matter of tho Rose franchise is xfiII
hanging hrc. ~ is believed hv The local
'Hnt tnsl that ilauchise ,au bc secured
or else The addition % D1Wpoy 10 the
league would give the Glance for The
"ight-club circuit White Downcy is not
very iafze, there Is hic countryside TO
draw from
bowney Is on ;he main line OF Inc ore.
son short Line. Just ninetv-lve miles
from Salt Lake and on tho direct rnute
70 Butte and Missouls
one OF thc nest saGre-dtiors in tho
nush league has hcen maintained i'm
bovine. jhc watering of tho lands has
Drought ~ big agricultural population.
NJ local club Haf already signed last
year Princeton star. BPrhon T. Nrodlo
Among the other twirInrs se,r,rod IN,
powneT are Joseph SicSel who cleaned
M everything IN the bush las; season,
@nn sum Wilson, former university
Downcy aiso hopes ror the formation or
q lout town polo league with Sail Talsc
tlty on The esstcrnmost town and Port
lAud on the west. Heretofore tbo CON
test Tor supremacy in tho polo rarnc L,s
heen limited 10 contests borwccn tho iu,
h9Isc cams and one from Portland. but
following The visit Of &. l.. Waterbury nf
Boise 20 Salt Lake IL Is belfcved tho
lcaSue can DC organized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
TELLS BIKE RACING
PLANS FOR SUMMER

Floyd Mcfarland. writing from Paris I
.. friend in Salt Lake, describes prepara
tions he has made for the cycle and nc
Part OF his letter follows
Just got through in Berlin. and it
sure is some Job to promote d six
ished. and although We did not win,
finished second, third and fourth. The
big German champion. Rutt beat
Fogler in the finish. 50 we had to be
content with second place.
Every one Of our boys made good
money aud are pleased with the re-
ception they got. / have about ten
more races FOR them here and then
we are for home.
Fogler has improved 100 per cent,
ana / look for him TO make Lawson
and Clarke get on their metal this
season at the Lake.
Lawson writes me from Australia
that he IS bringing over two or three
good Australians. SO l expect to have
the best field they ever had At the
Lake this year with 3 Held COM
posed of the pick Of the Australians,
Lawson, Fogier. Root and Jackie
Clarke. along with Drobsch, RYAN.
Thomas WilcoN. DicfeDhacheT, Duer,
sibly Mittcu Of iowa. who Is now In
Australia, and Sainuclson, if I can Sc
cure him, We ought 10 see some real
good races
have also a couple Of rnore good
men from Newark. whom / cannot
disclose at this writing.
am going 60 iTN 40 secure three
OF four fast machines Tor tho summer
1t IL also my intention TO bring with
me 4 couple OF good tandems from
here, and | expect TO run some
tandem races at the Lake this sum
mcr.
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BALL TEAM MUST
TRAIN ON SNOW

ST. LOUIS Mo. March 5.-President
Hedges aud Manager Wallace OF the ST.
Louise American league team completed
plans for their spring training yester-
Gay. Although iIe diamond at Sports :
man Park is covered with several inches
OF snow, Colonel Hedges declared the
players would not be taken TO warmer
Climes for spring training.
Such training, he said would tend to
unfit them for real work here. rather
than 10 improve their present condition.
Members Of the team have been or
dered to report at the park tomorrow
morning.
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These dates are dnal. In arranging
them wilson took into consideration the
prospect uf salt Lake being the head
quarters Tor The Johnson Flynn hght
He also gave heed 10 The protests against
nutpnc OF racing until late in the fall
This viii Give salt Lake a nice summer
meeting and fall meeting that VIII run
as long as anybody wants il to-
The Couor Il d'Aierc spring meet closes
June % and the ttirfmen VIII come direct
70 salt Lake. After the close Of the
Lagoon meeting they viii 90 to Butte
where racing begins on August /. lasting
until September I. when the scene shifts
to Anaconda september To -.
When Anaconda closes tho horses Will
be seut 10 ihc Helena fair and thcr 10
tho salt Lake fsr. which closes Octo-
heI ,. Then on October the fall meet
viii begin AT The Lagoon
The principal attraction nj both the
Montana and tho Utah faiI.s arc tho run
niuG races. Unless regular racing IS
suspended these fairs have small chance
OF getting high class running horses The
way Wilson has arranged il the fairs Will
ho given plenty OF runners and the pub
l'c wiz get convenient sHd satisfactory
race meetings.
For two weeks Wilson has been work
Ing hard on this programme lie had a
number of stockholders Ia consult ard
h" also desired TO cake care Of the fairs
IN" TASK has been his one and he H.
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u. OF i. EXPECTS TO
GET GOOD BALL N|NE

Twenty -eigh, men responded TO Cap
tain Holmstcads call for baseball candi-
dates al The University OF Utah yester-
day, Five stalwert members Of the
freshman class came forward in the
meeting yesterday as candidates for The
slab work. or this number. Muir seems
10 he the most promising man. lie
pitched good ball for the Bountiul city
team last summer. From now on all the
men who wish to strengthen their arms
will he allowed 10 spend their vacant
periods in the gymnasium, There will be
a batting cage fixed mp These men
signed for the work: Captain lIolmst cad.
Sutherland, Hmlbuu, Peterson, Lon
Romney, Ralph Done Maughn, Dillman,
Warthman, Darley, Deane, Miller, An
derson, Turner, Nelson, Stranguist. Lar
son. Boyer, Spencer, Smith and Winter
nitz.
Just as soon as the field viii permit
the men to go onto il the class series
will start From this class series the
material from the varsity team will be
selected Every man In the school will
he eligible for the class games and after
the series is over twenty-five best men
will be. picked. From the number two
fun teams will be selected: Many OF the
candidates are players OF wide expert
ence. Ralph Done played third base for
the Payson city team. Msuehn played
first base for the B. Y, c. team. Dllman
played nrSt paSe lor the Is. y y; NeD-
eker was backstop for both WelIsvile
and Richmond, Petty pitched three years
for the Emery Stake academy with great
success; Muir did the slab work for
Bountiful last summer. Udy pitched and
held down the initial sack for Farming
ton last season Darlev held down a field
FOR the 3 Y c.; Anderson occupied the
second bag FOR the Hyrum team; Turner
iicloed for tho Heher CITY high school; +;
Larson twirlcd for the SEWER county high
school. and Boyer played field for the
Spokane Athletic club and the Twin Falls
city team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
CUBS MUST TAXI
TONY WALSH

CINCINNATI. Nara "a 20,
baseball commission i9diy -
nnding whereby Pl'y.I \. ~ -
must BE- taken hack % ~, - "A
tionals from The Tsiis ~. ',,,s 49, ~
recently purchased .1,,i liip W ~
club OF the New bDe,', .,,, "a 4
The finding further -, 7. i,1 i
cag club viii be siv,n ,i-,l, =, ,,..,|
10 dispose ot Che 2n,s ,,s IN
maicr league club, o, z - -. b.
decides not to relalg rel.,. "a ~ III
his is found imposes, 80 f,,,ss|
club shall ne given "'
chase. Ia, ,os,,-:si q
transfer Within a yssf .ss,.,i1:,| q
ark by Chicago lgo NO., ,.9I
Newark to Terri ii'' !. Fs Il
s,nc Classification = +s,,,.ll
;I,ise S|5.e oi ganlssd ''sN
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going home TO Butte In a couple Of day
10 rest after his ardUous labors. Wilso
said:
Many turfmen will ship direct from
Charleston, Kentucky and Juarez to
Salt Lake for the Lagoon is by far
the best place In the west to rest
and train horses. The ponies that
have been running at Juarez all win
ter arc not nt TO rare without good
rest and most OF them Will be sent
h"re. When our summer meet be-
gins We Will get some Of the high
est class horses in the United States.
There is a great scarcity Of horses
and had we attempted 10 hold an
early spring meet the sport would
have been unsatisfactory to the pub
lie. II would have deeenerated into
few stables winning every day and
would have lacked competition.
We shall offer good purses and
have the very best officials we can
get anywhere. Our meet will be the
best in the west. Speaking FOR my
self and those associated with me, we
would rather give meetings sstisfac-
tory 10 the public than to insist on
our original dates and have a moor
meet. These meetings will be hum
merS and l am confident when they
are over that everybody will agree
the sport was conducted on n high
class basis.
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Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March 5.-En-
tries for Wednesday:
First race. six furlongs-Bily Barncs
tl5; Galvesca. silk. Bang, Indian Maid
III: IAppelle. Lydia Lee, Dacia. Corinth
Ill. Miss Stannell. Arctic, 9s
Second race, selling. siS furlonsS-
Charlie O'Brisn. Charley Brown. ~.
Three Links, 9S. Lady McGec 1Nl: Rev
l02: James DocSery. 10i; Detour. Climtop,
ioS; Skillute, Silas Grump 100; Cheerup.
olorristown, lo9; Fatherola. TO- Puck
liz
Third race. selling. mile and an eighth
,-Eidelweiss, lo2: Mockler lo7; John Fur
long. 100; G. VI. Miller Nadzu. M
Fourth race. Georgetown stakes four
f1Ticngs. Faustina star Of Danube
EthcihuTG H. Il9; Eoseburg ". Cedar
brook, Silverbill. Bourgccis. Ralph Lioyd
t1IN Holder. Sorias. High Star, York
vile, Liberty Hail. 1872.
Firth race, selling. five and a half fur
longs-An Red. 100: Cold Cap. 1oe. Chill
ton Queen. io5. Stsrboard. Mon Ami.
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CORONADO WINS
IN POLO MATCH

San DIEGO Cal. March Sin 4 rain
.oaked hcld Coronado defeated Santa
Barbara for the Junior CHALLENGE pol,.
tTophy todeY o. q score NJ u 70 !
Capt. J. G. Besev and s. r. Veiic car
RED OF the honor5 for Coronado. Joe
eordfn and Or. n. J. Boeseke were the
stars for Santa Barbara.
Ine lineup OF the teams FOR tire second
round for the AIl-Amcricau clip tomor-
TOW Trill be-
Euelsnd-IV. NorrsS ruvaf ror.i
Twoedmouth. Lord Reginald Herbert and
Nircount Cover
-. Canadian =. snowden. e. Notion. 4.
Hone and Mai. Colin q. Ross
Duval WIS substituted for Nat.r D,t
pee on the English team tonight.
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81 was not the victim of unfair tao
tics" said Yoliel. THE judges and ref
cree were absolutely fair, and Gehring
earned the decision Ny shoulder was
slightly Injured during the bout, but ii
did not bother me at that time and had
absolutely no effect on the outcome.
II hope TO get a finish match with
Gehring and have IL out with him. He
was In better condition than l was,
AFTER | had purposely been on the
defensive for more than an hour and a
hall, l went after him, but l found that
he was as strong and as fresh as ! was
He was In the best condition in which
have ever seen him and If I had been
one OF the judges | would have been COM
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sprswllng. from a left and right on the
head. Hogan's left 10 the wind was
eral inches The Chicago lad then forced
his man TO the ropes, whipping several
lefts and rights TO the head. McFar-
land is putting up a very clever fight
and Hogan is unable 10 land an effective
blow Packey sent Hogan's head back
with two right uppercuts and he smoth-
cred Hogan's returns. Packey Cuffed
Hogan around the ring and then sent
right on the jaw. Hogan tried gameJy
, 80 fight back. hnt when Mcfarland stung
him with two straight lefts Hogan broke
ground McFarland's round
EIGHTH EOUND-Packey Immediate
~ started To batter Hogan around the
ring with right and left. Hogan brought
the crowd to their feet when lie crossed
solid right 10 the Jaw. but it was only
a fash and Mcfarland sent two lefts to
the wind. Pachey swung his night to
the head and Hogan swung left to body
Pac.ey Strengthened Hogan up with left
and then after measuring the California
whipped hard right TO the face ljo-
gan came in with left on the stomach
was Hogans best round. although Nc
Farland had shade the better OF it.
NINTH ROUND-Hogan started after
Packey but as usual Mcfarland stepped
back and copped him on the Jaw and
left and right. Hogan hooked left TO the
head and Mcfarland hit htm uuder tns
heart, Hogan tried right for the head
but Packey slipped aside and sent TWO
straight rights To the face and dug his
left into the BODY Packey hooked hard
right TO head and Hogan's LETT and
right were wild. Packey got him on
the ropes and weakened him with stiff
let's and rights TO body and head. AT
the bell Mcfarland uppercut right 10
chin McFarland's round.
TENTH ROI-ND-Packev came IN all
smiles and stuck left 20 the face twice.
Hogan rushed In with a determined look,
but Mcfarland smothered his blows and
smashed right and left TO the jaw Ho-
Sans right 10 the head was blocked,
PsckeY apparently eased up. being con-
tent to outpoint the Californian. Hogan
caught him on the face With a Jeff and
ricnt and they clinched. Mcfarland took
things easy for time and let Hogan |
do the leading. Hogan brought iicht ia !
the Jaw and Packcv answered with
short right on the mouth Hogan got IN
q hard left TO the face and they were /
exchanging blows on the head and body /
as the gong sounded. NcF'arand's round. /
Mcfarland Won on points.
In the semi windup Young NARROW ~
fhiladclphia knocked out Walter McGrr |
OF New York in the second round
CHICAGO. March 5.-Fackcv McFar-
land aud Nid Burns We're matched today
10 tight Ten rounds al Knnosha Wis. on .
March II. The deal was closed nv wire.
l5urus is the lad who recently handed
York
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Soccer Club Meeting.

The first 1912 meeting OF the salt
Lake Soccer Football club is called for
mis- evening At o'clock I'm room SOs
Mcintyre building. full attendance is
expected. a the season viii begin with
miitee, which VII be formed, NAV select
the tiret team for the series from the
attendance ~
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Cardiff. lo5; Union Jack. Io7; Love
Watches. l. ~. IIoughron. los; NJ
Mueller. PaJaroita. ll2; Emperor viii
liam. i16. Also clig Thrifty. 100;
Chiffon Suusw. 100; abo Blend. llS Tn
Gle Jimmy Cray. 1OS; j, H. Barr. 100:
Tlppy 100.
Sixth race, selling. mile and an eighth
-Lo"tblv Lady. 50. Detect l0i: Dolly
Rultmnn, Fiarno, ioS. Single t'lle. I0i;
Horace r.. Warner GriswcI. ilanck
Branch. 100; Vow star. Stalwsrf I.pd
l05; Sweet owen. Naughty Lad 100
Duke of BridreVsior. short order no:
ROYAL support montgomery. l13. Also
eligible: kaufman, 100; Princess My. 50;
Bang, los
Weather cloudy: track slow
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Granite Baseball Teams.

Principal Moss and Coach Chrisien-
son me; the track and baseball candi
dates at Granite Yesterday and an
rounced that 4 class series would be
held IN both branches of athletics None
except those who take the regular train
Ing VIII he allowed TO Cornrete The
successful class will have its numerals
placed on a penusrt. something which
No class has been able 20 accompIish
yet Coach Christensen is the man who
brought the RichfHld Athletic teams 10
their nigh stage of excellence
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Fight Ends in Knockout.

CLEVELAND, o., March 5--In a
scheduled tweIve-round bout here last
night between "kld' Julian OF Syracuse
was fast, with little TO choose between
inc pair until the sixth, when Julian
landed right swing TO the jaw that
sent Brock through the ropes. Showed
PACK !nto the rims. he was so sroggy
that the night was stopped and the de-
cision given To Julian. The fighters
Weighed ln q l2i.
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Yokel Says Gehriipo
Won Bout on ? P';a,

"A A IKE YOkEL returned yesterday from clovsl,,, /.
mi story Of the wrestling match with Henry a..
firmed the account given in special d;sna,h
une He said that his tactics had been carefuI, .
intention Of wearing Gehring out before he m,ds ~
moves. but when he got ready TO tackle the CoyII g
him strong and vigorous.
Yokel says he got fair deal and that (;cbrirs r,
the decision. Yokel wants to wrese Cehrjnc to s1 NJ,
absolutely excuses but says that Gehrinc was IN h.
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PEELED 10 award hlm Il, J
points" ~ 2
1okeI has received , l.,. :.
paIVin. president Of Il, M,
club, offering him a ~ !.
physical Instructor Of q, ~
"ill decline II. as he dol, : ,
leave Utah.
lokel received a ts,sas !
asking him TO wresle W.llr q,
Paul. March 22. He asrt.t ~ |,
nut at Beans San. GIN a,
leave Tot st. Paul
Replying TO Fed Rsall, t:,,s
kel said ne wonld gratl I'D
pounds 0r In anv r;asEsg, /
The injury 10 Yoker, sho1Iis \
yious and he win Be al, /, n
mat in q Few days.
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Brooklyn Tommy Wins.

ST. LOUIS Mo, March S.-BrooSlyn
Tommy sullivan was given the popular
decision last night in his eiSht-round
hShi with Ollie Kirk OF -. Louis. Both
men Fought fast and fTuusly. but SUI
lvans exhibition was slightly superior TO
that OF the local lad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Bowlers Claim Rscnrd

tTICA, y T.. March 5.--The Puritan
bowling team OF this city claims new
worlds record for tlfty frames The five
men last night rolled total Of 3ss2 in
2 competition Thiz Is an average Of
over ,"N Ger game for each roller
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Basketball az Granite

Ihe as naskethsi game n the sca
sor VIII ne rlayod b,- The Granite bIvi,
school teImt tonight Tile sophomorez =
having won all their games arc the cham
pions and the fight between the other
teams tonight will be for second place.
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ST. LOUIS Mo. March 5.--Beo Kelly
local lightweight, and kid Farmer ol
geortas Ill, have signed articles to noA
sight rounds before the Irish Am eric an
Athletic club here March TO-
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Salt Lake Gets Two
Good Race Meetings
Summer Meet Begins July 3 an1 the Fall
Session Will Be Resumed on
October 7

AGOON racing will begin July and last until July u fall
meeting will October and continue long
~ the weather permits.
H. J. Wilson, president the
deal trouble has arranged dates that sasfac
tory Salt acs He has also whipped matters into shape that
there will
the Utah state fair well the Four-state fair Ogden
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Fifteen Rounds to Draw.

ST. JOSEPH Mo. March a.-Clsrsnee
English OF Omaha and Wildcat Ferns OF
Oklahoma battled fifteen vicious ROUNDS
70 draw here tonight.
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Muteg VS.. Mutes.

The Utah Deafs basketball team held
short and fast practice Yesterday in
With the school for the Deaf and Blind
Both teams Will have to use the sign
language The officials are puzzled as
how 10 call fouls or time. The line
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co,ch to Give -,

CHICAGO, Ms,s,, M.s, - ~
aI,; SS% 1Si'' r1s:,I' 59s s'iF,55.s.,., ~, ~. I1s
t%.n,y GS.Isr; m'"ula'. Is I'd s.I' ~
apppeafapcs a.
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I tah Deafs

Glngrich. releroe, FiIzpstrick, Umpire:
Basseit. timer
Van Camp Pork and Beans now 10c,
Iic. zoe
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Iidreth VIII Take Kohler's Horses TO
France.

France.
NEW YORK. March j.-Tho Charles
kohleT horses, trained and formerly
owned by Samuel G. Hildreth. are To be
shipped abroad after all. Their destina-
HIldreth will be 2 passenger on the
Campanis tomorrow
Fitzherbert. Eeus and tho other stars
~ the stable ro1 ia training al Sheeps.
head Eay viii 'eaye for Europe Sa,,ir-
duy
MT Hohler fusly decided TO race in
Enrcpcn when 30 learned that there was
only q remote cnance for the passage at
Albany OF any legislation TO revive rae
Ing.
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OLD CAP AI5lIN|
LEAD OUTLAW |

CHICAGO. March s-7'sr
r. Powers OF the chVTsr
league announced t,diy II |
Adrian c. hnson, loIsU a
Chicago Nationals, bad esi =
leadership Of the Pi,,s'g5 ~
Columbian league.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Marc
tlons point 10 an agrsn,s ~
motcrs OF the COLUMBIAN ba's5
and the United States lnsA
result In the Columbian l1fl
franchises IN several asi|
The Columbian league 7oas.
several cities from TIE ~
league and will inclult t';s
The following nine cites
burg. Louisville. Cincln1,,g;l M,
Kansas City, Milwaukee
Cleveland.
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oso.s furk sat ~

DETROIT. MofIs , 5r-s ! sg1
@orids loniE"s ssSs@giS,',ass!11 amp, as1 a.ss \
tween MahnoasIS Le -
terms ,.,sgsa are iT ii, ,eIg; !, 4
,nTil is sugses'ed
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PHILLIPS vs.. ,o Sa'Vi, I'd,
; '"'' AT PRoy0~

Special 10 The TFi'.,p .cTn ys
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06

CHICAGO. March 5.-Fackcy McFar-
land and Md Burns We're matched today
10 Eight ten rounds at Kenosha. Wis. on
March IL. The deal was closed nv wire.
burns is The lad who recently handed
iackeE black eye IN bout in New
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
FrTzHEReERr GOING ABROAD.

.ather cloudy; track slow