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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
CALIFORNIA JAUNT
FOR BALL TEAM OFF
Vernon and Los Angeles Mag
mates Decline to Meet Dick
Cooley's Terms.
WILL TRAIN AT HOME
Butte Incorporates With Cap.
ital Of $4,000; Schedule
Meeting in March,
WILL TRAIN AT HOME

The hope OF very 6nc training trip 10
southern California for the salt Lake ball
players went gImmcrng yesterday when
Dick Cooley. the Skyscrapers' owner,
received a telegram from Happy Ho
gan OF The Vernon team which said, in
effect. that there was nothing doing" "
THE trip is on said Cooley last
night. The California people proposed
1T 10 me, and I told them my conditions.
They apparently did not want TO meet
ME on the financial terms | proposed, and
the project went up. ! wasn't going
down there for my heaith-my health is
all right here.
'Wc could have given those California
teams q lot OF good practice, and that
is what they need. There isn't team
on the coast that they can get foC prac-
tice games. ana 1t strikes me they arc
the losers by letting the chance slide.
"As far as salt Lake is concerned.
admit that il would have been a pleas
ant little trip down there, and would
have been good for the boys but II
wasn't allurinS enough 10 induce me to
put up lot OF money just TO give Yer
non and Los Angeles the practice they
need,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Results at Charleston.
BY International News Service.

JcN lnlCindNlpIdl NEWS - WV
CHARLESTON, $. e., Feo. 26,-ro-
days race results.
First race. four ruionss-Bdyel Lutz.
". iO7 (Skirvin). 10 TO I, second Gloria
Burns. los (Marilu). 10 To |. third. Time,
80 SIS Nick Akin. Nandeln. Little Dad.
Prince Fenso, FIighcliG, Cordie f. and
Fsrraud also ran.
Second race SIX furlouGs--Jack Denman.
ia UIopkins). TO -, won; Sabo Blend.
10 (Stcce) 20 10 /. second, Al Muller.
i:21 10 Stalwart Lad Miss Jonah,
Union Jack. Oakley and Teddy Bear also
ran.
Third race. six furlonss- Republican.
los cdopkins). . 10 10. won; Mack +.
Eubanks, los (ButwclD. l3 TO y. second
Flamma 10S (IHairbrother). 20 To j. third.
Time, I1o. Mad River and Lady Light
ming also ran.
Fourth race. one and =. sixteenth miles
HUSKY Lad. 30 fSkirvin) . 90 >, Won;
6. NJ. Miller. 10i (Hocrner). 10 |, sec
third. Time. l:5i A.. The Golden But
tcrdy. Roebuck. Troy Weight and Encndi
also ran,
Firth race. five and Il half rurlonrs-
Magazine, 1l2 (Hopltinsb. II Ia - won
Silas Grump. % (Ambrose), 3 To I. sec
ond: Ganadore, 10l (BrTCe). % 10 !. third.
Time. 1:i2 90 Charley Brown. Eagle
Bird Donovan and Frank Ruhstaller also
ran.
SiNth race mile and seventy yards
Peter pendcT. il2 (Pcak). To ], won;
Rose q Neil. % (Ambrosc). Z 10 I. second
Limpct los tFairbrotherl. > In ], third
Time. 81 "a, Agnar. Single File. Hor-
nee T., Heart PanG. UrSa Major and Bar
ncy lgoe also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
EMF FIELD TAKES HIS
RACE IN FAST TINE
Goes Six Furlongs at Juarez
in l:ll As, Attendance
Above Average.

JUAEEZ. Feb. 26.-Enfcld. al : TO 10,
easily won the fourth race at six fur
longs at Juarcz today. He stepped the
distance In the fast time OF III 40. The
attendance was above the average. Re-
suits:
First race, four fUrlongs -colquitt. l0I
Ckeoeh), 10 ;, won; King Stalwart, lis
(uoflman), TO J. second; Huber, no
tBUXton). TO third, Time. A. Right
Little. Bully and DR.. William kcarney
also ran.
Second race. five turloncs-Meits los
CBurlinsamel. 10 to I, won; James Slack
e. l06 (BuStonl. to 1. third Time:
1.o2. Iwslani Irish Bcauty, Cry Baby,
Making. Billy Msyhuc, Wayward. Collide.
Joseph NJ. Father Stafford and King also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs-Dave Mont
eomcry. 1i5 (Rose) 10 to l. won. Wings
OF the Morning ll5 tCallahan) to /,
second Regards. iI2 CBurlngamel, 10 10
Bil Anderson. Chess. Suda Glen. Lonia,
BraXon. Novgorod and Doc Alien also
ran.
Fourth race. siN furlongs-E Enfield, no
(KeoGD. Z to 10, won; Meadow. llO
(Grossl. > 10 !, second, Manir. "a LCal-
Only three starters.
Fifth race. five furlonGs-High Street,
ll2 (BuXtonl. 10 |, won; Bill Eaton.
liz (SeIden), 10 1, second Veno Won, lo6
Duchess Philippe. Santalene, Roberta
Flying Pearl, Bitter Sir and Mike Molletl
also ran
Sixth race. six furlongs Gilbert Rose,
teri. I to / second: Lady Stalwart, l0I
tMurray), 10 10 !. third. Time, ! Il 80,
Camarads. Mia. Bob Lynch, Fundamen
tai and kd North also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
.HERR|CK AND FAGAIV
SIGN FOR SATURDAY
Tommy Kilbane and Louis
ReeS Also Matched; WolgaSt
Speculates on Opponent.
BY H. M. WALKER.

Ry International News Service,
Los ANGELES. Feb. 26.--Jacli Her
rick. managed by Harry Gilmore, Jr.. aud
Bert Pagan. managed by Joe Levy, are
scheduled to box twenty rounds before
the Pacific Athletic club at Vernon next
Saturday afternoon. The boxers are
niddlcweiGhts. making los pounds at 10
o'clock and while neither has worked
himself into top notch prominence, the
hand is in itself a guarantee thdt theY
are men Of class.
Gilmore saws chat Herrick whipped
Frank Manter. the latter being the boy
who defeated Papke last Thursday and
adds that should Jack win here Satur-
day he will go after Frank Klaus.
Levy rubs his fat palms together. smiles
and says very little. Pagan cleaned out
the San Francisco middlewciGhts as fast
as they came up Wait and see how ne
OF LeVy's talk.
Next Saturdays card Is a scheduled
forty affair, a. lightwetghts Tommy
Kilbane and Louis Recs also VIII start out
over the twenty round course.
Il have Il standing offer OF Sl5.0co for
my end from a San Francisco promoter
for my July 4 fight said Lightweight
Champion Ad Wolgast tonight The
promoter stipulates that he may pick
as my opponent any lightweight in the
world. barring Packey Mcfarland
don't mind telling vou that he has me-
guessing. rs / can't imagine whom he
would select
Woigast is Ioaling here this week. IIe
san Francisco next Sunday afternoon and
from there follows the vaudeville trail 10
Portland and other northwestern cities.
81 still believe that Mexican Joe Rivers
will he my July opponent and that Tom
McCarcy will handle this event" added
the champion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
NOT ALL HOPE GONE
Of SPRING MEETING
Horsenen See Possibility OF
Exchange of Dates Between
Alan and Lagoon.
Race Lovers Find Encourage
ment in Rumors of Spo-
kane'S Dissatisfaction.

Those who have been coping against
hope that salt Lake might vet have a
spring race meeting will find a CLINT OF
sunshine in the Developments that arc
daily coming 10 the surface in the rae
ing situation. While there is no authority
for positive statement that Salt Lake
viii have spring race meeting al La
COON. nor vet is there warrant for say
nc anything tnat might resemble real
encouragement, there IS lust enough in
the gossip that's going around to say
that there is a possibiIity-remote though
1, he--that Lagoon will have Il racing PC
Rod this sprius.
For some time whispers have been
hesrd that the promoters of the spring
race meet Ill Alan. near Spokane. were
sick Of their bargain and that the spring
dates were not 50 allurine to the Spo-
kane people a. tho were when they b"a I
Salt Lake ont Of them, II is said now
That the Alan Interests arc wholly dis
satisfied and that they have begun nego-
tiaiions FOR an exchange with Lagoon.
Il Is ;.lid tliai tho Alan pcopic realize
ti:at their oHrly mcet ting is almost Ger
tain 10 run into bad weather and racing
~ sncwStorms isn't what its cracked no
ia he.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
YOKEL IS CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY TONIGHT
Salt Laker Says He Will Do
His Best to Throw
Gehring.

There is probably as much interest IN
Salt Lake in the Nokel- Gehring wres-
ding match as there is in Cleveland.
where the bout takes place tonigint Mike
Yokel is the idol of Salt Lake wrestling
fans and Henry GehrinS is accounted
worthy foeman, Salt Lakcrs. Of course,
are pulling Tor Mike.
The following telegram was received
bv The Tribune last night from Tom
Scanlon. Sokels manager. which indi
Gates that Yokel is confident OF winning
the worlds middicweiGht wrestling cham
pionship:
Cleveland. o.. Feb &c.
Sporting Editor Tribune, Salt
Lake-Therc is big interest in the
match here. Botn men have been
working hard and are in the best or
condition. Mike SAYS he will do the
best he can. and ! look for him TO
win. You know. he never tells in
advance OF what he thinks he can do,
! hope we can say tomorrow night
that Nol<el is the new worlds cham
pion midd!ewelGht wrestler.
TOM SCANLON.
Manager Mike Yokel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Todav,s Entries at Charleston

CHARLESTON. :. g.. Feb. 2s.-E Entries
Tor tomorrow.
Ensi ld,e' t"1- ca, @ -O,9s. Iour lu' iVlls ;
McElroy, III Gallo, Good Night, Forge,
lis.
Second race, four year-olds and up. six
furlongs-Gold Cap. l09. Question Marx
Pretend. Mark Antony l.. Teddy Bear.
Descendant, I13; Tippy, ~; New Star,
if4; Uncle Jimmy Cray. ocaialigo, 11G,
j II. Barr. IlS.
Third race. six fullones-Puck. 50: Bad
News T. oS; Donau. Amoret. los; Mont
calm 1I3.
Fourth race. three-year- Odds. seven fur
lonEs-Ray of Pleasure. %: Rev, Stel
Clifc 0S: Diamond Eucklc. lo3: Silas
GTump los: Grlf. los
FIFTH race. four-rs old<. six TIrlon. /.
Edna Collins. IO2; Kaufman. 1oi: Plain
Anu. Sculpture 100: E;ackle. los. Minnie
Bright. Indian Maid. MID Cherry. III:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
BATTLING DANE FAILS
TO PUT OUT TOGO
~ IntnrnationaI News Service.


FORT SMITH. Ark. Feb 26.-"Bat
Ting" Nelson. former lightweight cham
pion of the world. tonight failed to knock
out Young Togo. the Japanese bantam
weight. IN six rounds, he agreed to
DO. Nelson put mp terrific fight and
the Japanese took 4 world Of punish
meut. IN fact, his ability 10 assimlate
punishment WAS remarkable The Jap
aucsc had no defense whatever and made
no effort to connect with his opponent
lie landed quite frequently. but Nelson s
superior height prevented the blows from
reaching any danger points.
Toco saved himself grom a knockout by
holding TO bis opponent. la the third
round Nelson struck at the Jap and
missed Togo followed him up and Nel-
son cracked him OH the head with a
ba ackhaud blow that sent the Jap to the
mat. The bantam almost took the count.
The sixth round was a terrific cxhbi =
ton. Nelson cxeTted all his powers 10
beat tho Jap and showered an avalanche
Of scdCe hammer blows on tho boy. He
dropped the Jap four times in rapid sue
ccssion. but could not land the neccs-
sary blow before thc gong sounded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Suggests Exchange.

II Viii he remembered that some
TIME $50 there Was race war In
prospect between the Lagoon and
Man tricks. Both wanted "A spring
meeting as far aS the associations
were concerned. Tic powers finally
sot together, Alan was given what
they said they wanted, Lagoon got
what they didn't want il dcvclopcd.
but eventually took, and now both are
kicking.
Right now there is a conference in
ne south held in an effort TO rear
range matters 80 all the children will
stop crying. The probable outcome
is that Alan will he given later dates.
Lagoon earlier dates. and Butte al
lowed 20 gracefully slide I'm between.
People In Salt Lake, it is said. arc
eager for racing, and want a spring
rather than 4 fall meeting. Alan
people now say their dates are too
carly and they would rather come
later. Well. then, why on Garth
couldn't this all have been arranged
III The first place?
Give Lagoon tho spring dates that
salt Lake desires. lot Alan come
along IN the fall. and allow Butte
10 run - before or on dates corrc-
spending 10 past years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
BASKET BALL FINALS
TO Be PLAYED HERE
Contests for Championship of
State High School Associa-
ton Begin Thursday.

Thursday, Friday and Shtmday even
ings OF this week will witness the finals
in the Utah state high school basketball
tournament. The people OF Richfield
made q bid for the finals TO be played
in that city but j. T. Moss, president OF
the Utah High School Athletic associa-
tion. has decided that Salt Lake is the
only logical place for the meet and that
il will be held in the Deseret gymnasium,
For the purpose OF facilitating the
playing OF the finals, the state IS divided
up into five districts, The winner Of the
championship in each district comes 10
Salt Lake 10 play the winners OF the
other divisions for the championship OF
the entire state
II Is expected that this wears fight
for final supremacy will be the hardest
ever fought This supposition is based
upon the fact that out of the five dlvi-
sions there are only three teams which
have won a clear title to their division
championships, while In the other two
divisions tic for first place will have TO
be PLACED off.
In the Salt Lake district the l.. d, s.
won a clear title to the championship
and in the sanpete- Sewer dis;ric, Rich
field did likewise. Efcber City won in the
central division In the northern di-
vision the r. y c, and the Wehbev Stake
academy tied and will play the deciding
game today in tho University of Utah
gymnasium, In the southern section tho
branch normal school al Cedar city and
the Hinckley high school tied. That tie
will he played off tonight In Hincklcy.
The championship game OF the central
division was played last night in TTebcr
City between the Heber high school and
tho team from Pleasant Grove.
AS soon the winners are known they
will draw lots for their opponents. There
will he three games each night. Homer
Christianson and Ben Harker will alter
,.ft Nn 80, and
lard Ashton of the university will he the
uO1DiTe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Finds Choice of Garden
University Football CaI
tain Wish of Voters.
DETECTS SOME FEEL
Suggests That Party Strifl
Fraternity Influence |
Eliminated Hereafter.

After investigating FOR several
the election Of Duncan Gardener
tain of t're University Of Utah
team for next year the university
has finally come to a decision
matter. Before the election It
that Sam Olesen was the Logical
date for election. but when q
had been counted theY showed q
to bc elected 4
For time II vas contsnded 4
two reasons the election was d
and did not express the populAf
the voters. First. II was contend
Coach BeruIon aHd Manager p
had no right to vote and tnat b
50 they cNcrted an undue snd
influence upon the rest OF the rpu
the second place. It was held III
douer was mcmher OF q n
which had n majority OF uismI
the team and that IL was a
feeling that elected him rather n
Thought that he was the most
tent man for the place. Furfu
II was even intimsted that ~
been some iTreeularity in fhs q
~ tho VnICS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Wilson Hash Z Heard.

Hugh /. Wilson. the general manager
OF the Lagoon track. II AZ the Hotel Utah
hcn MY attention was called 10 The
comment In the Butte paper. MIR. Wilson
said he had not heard anything about II
Il can't Imagine who II iS that Is dis
satisfied with tho Alan dates" ne said
Tic Spokane people wanted those dates
and they fought mc Ike mend 10 get
them. Well, they got them. and II they
are not satisfied with them now IL bears
out Uhal told you two weeks ago-that
the weather up there - not right for
IA cling thuS early IN Tic year
IF there Is anything behind this talk
and do not say there is uot--i Will prob
ably hear OF II In few DAYS and then
1s may be able 10 say something more
about IL.
But at this time I am not in q posi-
uon 10 aay anything except that, - far
2s [ know, there Will be no rcarTangc- =
mont OF dates ="
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Committee Investigates.

The matter was sEitated cona|
and accordingly a COMMITTEES q
ulty, composed az President ~
Dean Byron Cummings and II
Reynolds. Young and hctonun1,
pointed TO investigate the maus|
first got the affidav,ts OF the w
found that the men voted as tn'
indicated, and then. after caIeq
tlgatlon, came to toe following
sions in regard 10 tho othor ~
I. That the election was
Quoted in the customary mann
the votes properly colleoted
counted. The result then ann1
tallics with the written statefn
the respective voters.
=. That the vote seerri9 y
been an expression OF the nes,
mont of those voting ~
feeling had iis influence undoa
in botn The majority and tns ~ y
vota on the last ballot bur U
moi sufficient evidence 70 snos
fraternity influence seems 70
.uhvertcd the honest Judamen'
electors. a..
?. That IL would seem 10 fns
urItteo a wiser course TOT ,ne
and manager TO refrain ron
ut the election of capts'n
foam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Says Team Is Complete.

- think now that I shall have the Salt
Lake boys report between March 20 and
April /. That will be three or four
weeks before the playing season begins,
and will give us lots OF time TO set lined
up. NV team Is complete and / think
It's a mighty good one
Cooley says he Will sign no more mon,
with the possible exception OF one more
pitcher, with whom he Is in correspond
cnce now. ''If | get him, said Cooley,
"he will he a dandy" The Skyscraper
manager. however. would not say who
the possible addition is
With the California trip off, Salt Lake
will train at home. Bert Marcetts has
organized strong independent team, in
which are included almost all Of the stars
Of the cid Murray team, and with these
as opponents the Skyscrapcrs Will have
all the practice they need,
1t is also likely that at least two, and
perhaps four. games will be arranged be-
tween the salt Lake team and McClos-
keys Ogden team, Those games should
be equal to regular schedule games and
would doubtless draw big stands.
President Lucas will call the m7enates
together for the schedule meeting about
March 10, It is expected that Lucas Will
issue the call within a few days. II is
the impression that the playing season
will begin either OH April % or April 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
BASEBALL CRY HEARD
BY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

The high school basketball team viii
play its last game OF the season Wedues-
day afternoon with the university fresh
men in the high school gymnasium. Ward
of Mcintyre. and SiddoWav will play
guard. The mon who will receive their
letters for basketball arc Captain Haw-
ley. Pyke Ward. Wilson, Wallace and
SiCdowaH.
Tho second high school team mon arc
working hard. rs the mon want TO win
tho championship Of the Junior league,
The second team is now leading tho
series with 1000 per cent.
The first baseball practice for The year
VIII be held this afternoon \ notice
was posted that all men who want 10 Try
Tor the team TO bring their gloves today.
The only men who will be out OF the
team this wear arc Johnson catcher, and
Mcintyre first base
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Run,or Reaches Butte.

Just Wno is causing the dissatisfaction
g" leak OUT does not appear. but that
Occur dAlcre t1rfmen To trade their
spring dates for La-oon'S August dates
seems = certainty. In the Sunday cdi :
lion of the Butte Miner is found, in a
column Of racing talk. a icw pertinent
paragraphs ti!dt indicate the arrival i'm
the Montana city or tho yumors Some
~ what the Min"r has la say runs as
follows:
Now the Alan crowd SAY they never
did want To race in the spring and
arc clamoiinS for rcddiustmcnl OF
ducs. cNcn pTctcrring a tall meeting.
For once tho salt Lake people are
sore because they had to take fall
dates. and want things so rcarranEed
tlat they can have a spring meeting.
Then there is an effort being made
80 secure such dates FOR Butte that
a continuous circuit, which will In
,ludc the state fair. can be arranged
regardless OF anything else
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
McCafferty Well Liked.

one II McCaGcrtys assets Is his strong
position With hi. League managers. This
fricndhsip will materially assist him In
.ottinE PLAYERS. McCamcTty tells the
newspapers that hc Nill announce his
playcrs within two weeks. He has eleven
OF last years Smokcstcrs IS nucleus,
some of thcm tOp-peich@rs.
Monc,- necessary 10 finance the team
has been secured 3nd the work Of i'm
proving the old McCioskcv mark VIII bo
started IA soon as the weather permits.
a Is reported. Walsh says that the fans
won't recognize the park WHOM the Inn
provements arc completed. and that not
only VIII the PLAYING field be put in the
hest Of shape, but also the seating ac-
copmodations will be rcarrs uccd and the
park beautihed as FAR a. possible this
season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
fraternity Strife Evil.

A. I'm the light Of me lnlo', s
gathered. We deplorc tne 1pps
oT uarty strife and fraternity ~.
i'm our athletic elections; ~
icar II Is only j passing mcey
that in all those things fnss s
10 tho general welfare OF w q =
BODY and tine upbuiiding o. ~ ~
yersitv the students nias ~ ~
ilat spirit OF enthusiasts ~
fiou flat was so marked h.
tcristlc OF the members o. - s
bail team all through tne rd
son. THAT il the spirit aa ioas u,s y
wins contests, but nlshcSS
iusuros n student body anu ma
siiv that will be rospecsu1 -
no this end VIC urge tno%a h
been especially interssiIsa nterIs ia
controversy TO forget thelr .s..sS ~
ference. accept the efpressorti IN IA
Inc majority, and WORK .ss,i, soi n
huiIdlng ~ n spirit thai spo pnrefe
ing 10 set aside PERSONA !. ~ d
rny tho sake Of the weii''e
tire university. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Butte Incorporates.

Euitc appears 10 he lining up IN great
shape FOR the season, Last SATURDAY the
Bu,tr association was incorporated. II
has n capital stock of $4,000. In shares
or Sg5 each, and il Is said that the most
Of It. has been subscribed. Some OF
Rutie's foremost business mon appear In
Inc list oc incorporators. Among them
are j. G.. Adams, c. G. Swnborne. Will
liam j. Walsh. D J. Charles, {. L. Lewis,
r. f. Murphy. Charles w. Lane. A. i.
Nerhcycn and Larry Dugsan. The di-
rcrtorg have been selected AS follows:
c. G. Swinhorne, Jack Adams and VIII
liam L. Walsh
Butte fans seem 10 he greatly tiCliled
manager. "Nac" is ono OF the most
popular mon in tho baseball business. lie
is ai all times a gentleman. and his
knowledge Of the game Is thorough. He
has beeu a successful pitcher for Years,
md .s snmn ninr nnlc. MlLh lhe sLick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Portland Wins Revolver Trohhy.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Fob. 26.-Thr
Gnal matches in the Indoor league race
OF tho United states Revolver asscciu-
ton were shot last week Portland. or.
maintained its clean slate nv deccs ting
Manhattan. II is tho FIRST season since
the league was formed thdt Spring nod
failed 10 land in front Springfield I'm
championships exist and shootorrs viii be
held as soon as ARRANGEMENTS can he
made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
SIGNS ARE ILL FOR
KILBANE-ATTELL GO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2G.-Promoter
Eddie Graney, who offered II $4,000
purse to Johnny I[ilbane and Abe AttclI
for twenty round fight here in March,
said today that he had about given up
hope OF making the match,
'Kilbanc is loath To give up the the
atrical engagements which he contracted
10 Gil during tho next six months" said
Grancy, land Attel already has a tough
fisht on his hands when he meets IIar-
lem Tommy Murphy March o."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Dougherty, Satisfied. Rctires.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.--PaL Douchc rty.
for seven wears left fielder (or the Chi
raeo Americans todaV voluntarily quit
baseball. In a letter TO President Com
iskey, DouChcriv declared that lie is re-
urnE because he has all III" money he
needs ana does not care TO pIay ball any