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DIR. Robinson, diseases of children
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-30
DR.. Bryan. dentist, 1O7 FL Paso street.
FuII supreme Court aIay Hear 90.

DR.. Cameron, dentist. 22S Mesa Ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
BRESNAHAN IS FIRM
IN MURPHY INCIDENT
ST. Louis Manager May Press
Suit for SANDER Against
Chicago Magnate.
SAY INTERESTS ALLIED
Insiders Declare PhillieS and
Cubs Are Run on Twin
Financial Basis.
SAY INTERESTS ALLIED
sy International News Service.

By TnteIna ional News Service
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-'rhc annual
schedule meeting OF the National League,
called for tomorrow afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria, promises some startling
revelations before the end OF the week,
The nature OF tho bomb could not be
iimmied out of those magnates who ar
rived today and tho early arrivals in
cluded most every ono worthy Of men
tion outside OF Charles Murphy, prcsi-
dent OF The Chicago club.
II was broadly insinuated that Muir
phy Is directly connected with the pros
pectivc expose. Taking that for granted,
IL seems that the rumpuS Will fall along
one OF two lines: Either Roger Bresna .
han. manager OF the Cardinals, IS pre- =
pared TO press his suit of slandcr by
Murphy to a hearing by tho board OF di-
rectors OF the National league, or the
league Is about To consider the status
OF ownership OF the Philadelphia Ma
tional league club.
Bresnahau was not expected at this
meeting whom the scheme to convene the
Joint rules committee hero fell through:
but Roger showed up bright and carly
TODAY. Asked If he intended 10 press
his grievances against Murphy, the lead
eT OF tho Cardinals replied:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
ZBYSZKO DEFEATS
GIGANTIC ITALIAN
Raicevich, Punished, Unable
TO Come to Scratch for
Second Fall.
By Bud" Fisl

NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-Stanisaus
Zhyszko. tho big Polish wrestler. defeat
Cd Giovanni Raicevich. the Italian. In a
boat At Madison Square Garden tonight.
Il was To have been a finish affair at
catch weights. best two falls in three.
Only ono fall was required. however, for
after the Pole had downcd the Italian
with half-nelson With leg and inside
crotch hold. Raicevich was not able again
To come TO the scratch. aud Tom Jenkins,
the referee, declared Zbys2ko the winner.
The leg hold closely rescmbled the ia
nous toe hold Of Frank Gotch, and when
his shoulders touched the mat Raicevlch
lay writhnG in pain. The fall WAS Sc
cured after 5i minutes and ~ seconds OF
srueling work, in which both men were
badly punished.
Tiaicevich was tho aEgressor nearly all
the way and several timeS had the big
Pole in tight positions, once with half
nelson and leg hold, just barely missing
putting his shoulders To the mat.
\ large crowd Witnessed the bout.
II Was the second time the big fellows
had met In Madison Square Garden, the
other bout ending In n misunderstanding
and without a winner being declared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
PACIFIC COAST TRAP
SHOOTERS HERE SUNDAY

The three teams of expert trap shoot
ers that have been touring the Pacific
northwest since January 10. ard that are
now in Idaho will appear in Ogden Fri
day and In Salt Lake sunday. The tour
is made under the auspices OF the Ameri-
con Game Protective and Propagation as
socia,ion.
In addition 10 their regular shoot here
sunday, the tourists will hold the shoot
scheduled for Boise. hut which Was can
celed owing 10 the slowing OF the traps
OF the Boise Gun club. This IL arranged
III order that the series OF twenty ave
events originally scheduled may be COM
pleted.
The remarkable record OF Fred Willet
OF the san Francisco team has been the
marvel OK All clay pigeon shooters
throughout the territory on the tour lie
mas steadily maintained an average Of
better than - per cent. In Willct the
tourists feel that they have found new
national champion. Second TO Willet is
nugh Poston, we'll known IN Salt Lake
CITY, where he has attended several
shoots held by the Salt Lake Gun club.
under the auspices or which organiGatlon
the tourists appear here neXt Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Expects Something to Drop.

That's up 10 the league I've laid
the matter before the board of directors
land ] do not intend 10 lay down. I'll
60 just as far with IL As I can. | think
something is likely 20 drop"
II is said that the national commits
sion has irrefutablo evidence that tho
same interests control both the Chicago
and the Philadelphia National league
clubs. said proof Is alleged 10 have
been mailed 10 Chairman Hermann OF
the national commission by President
Horace F'oSci or the Phiilics during the
last worlds series when, by mistake.
Horace addressed a letter 10 Hermann
that was intended for 9. W. Murphy.
The existence OF this letter. persons on
the inside declare, was responsible for
Murphys flop 10 Tom LynChs side at
the annual election last December.
For some time after the December
meeting Murphy kept undcr cover Late
Is he has announced that he would trans-
Ter Miner Brown 10 the Phillics for
Moore The rest OF the league owners
wished TO be shown why Murphy Is al
ways able 10 effect advantageous trades
with Fogers club unless the two are
unanriaily al affiliated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
COLUMBIAN LEAGUE
READY FOR SEASON
Magnates Complete OrSaniza-
ton of Eight-Club Associa-
ton at ST. Louis Meet.
"CII' HEADQUARTERS
Promoters Say They Are Not
"OutlaWs," and Want
Only Peace.
"CFII' HEADQUARTERS
By International News Service,

By International News Service,
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l2,--Chicago is 60 he
the headquarters Of another baseball
league. At tho meeting or the Column
biau league here today John T, Powers
was elected president, secretary and
treasurer and was instructed 10 open Of
fees in Chicago at once.
The Columbian league completed its or
Ganization and granted the following
franchises:
Milwaukee, Judge William Melville and
otto Schocnbers; Chicago. William g.
Nlcsscn: Indianapolis w. y Matthews;
Louisville, w. II. Pesrce. who Is asso-
ciated with George B: Coder and Gar
rett Zorn, ST. Louis. Otto Stifei Cleve-
land, Matt Hinkle; Detroit John Roeslnk:
Kansas city, j c. Masker. Ex-Governor
Lon T.. Stephens VIII he associated with
Stifcl in The ownership OF the st, Louis
club.
I'VE do not wish 10 he classed "a an
outlaw league" said William Nlsscn.
speaking for President Powers: ~ Is
clause now in force in the nnajor leagues
neither will We ask II OF our players,
We will respect the contracts between
course. n the major leagues make war
on us by signing our players We will do
our best to rotaliate.'
Al the clubs save Detroit were repre-
70
cover Incidental expenses and TO COM
plcte the organization Of the league. The
next meeting Is scheduled for Chicago
within two weeks.
we win delay our meeting until af-
ter the major leagues and American as
SoCiation announce their schedules ="
President Powers said. Then we can
arrange our games tn have as fow con-
hictS op Sundays and holidays as possj-
bic. :"
Mr.. Niesscn informed the maenates
That ~ the Columbian league had not;
been formed III" ma iorS would have put
teams IN Kansas City. Detroit, Cleveland
indianapolis and Louisville next wear so
tnat these cities would have continuous
baseball plans along that line had
been discussed. 10 my personal knoul-
edge" II" avowed, and We simply beat
them 10 II
BY Magnatc Hinckles action in sec,rr-
ing Luna park. Cleveland. he cholted
Off the proposed United Statcs league
there. as he now holds the only available
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Today's Entries at Juarez.

JUAREz. Feb. 12.-Entrics FOR ,omor.
row:
First race. selling five and half FUR
longs Co Ed. az; Parneu Girl. Iady
Sthi~arI. Duchess Phillipe, lnf: Harvest
Fly. Jim Nc. Transparent. Phil Connor,
Jog: Deer Foot, Suda Glenn, Ssinest'
Belle Of tho Bay. los. Unucky. Oonoo
moo BraXtou. 10.
Second race selling. six furlonsz-Doc
star, Ratws, CIT, iOe: AmohaIko, I02
Srlte' Moralish'. 1885, Royal Tea. Great
Third race. mile. sellirs-.LehiSh s.;
Miss Miller. ao; Mycense %: Rampant,
The eaiiiCs Daughter, DottiA r.. 106;
N"lsini. loI: Msurctanis. Minnolottc
NYanzs, no. Pedro. Cameo: The Peer.
ll2i High EauSe. Greenbridye, l1S.
Fourth race. six iUrlougs. handicap-
Dr. Smoot 81, Vanir, ~; pr Douehcrty.
io3; Goldfinn. loj; Kootcnai. los: Closer.
Filth race, selling. five and a haIr mr.
,ongs-Golden Rub. Lady Tcnd!. Io4.
Little Jane los WaneT Doc Allen
G"lico' Faneuil Hall. Light knight, John
sheehan, 10. lex, ll5,
Sixth race, mile. scling-Crossover
lo2: Dangerous March. John Louis, los,
j. IA, Reed. Uncle Ben. 10.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Results at Charleston.
CHAELEsTON. -. 1g.-Rcsn

tll-NhLl>~lc cN. FcO. 1Z.-EcSuits.
First race Breeders purse. three-nuar-
ters OF mlle-Joc Rose. 126 (McTas-
saro, 20 ), won: Sewcll. i2s UoGtuSl.
, 10 l. second: LYDIA Lee. IL CPcalt)
10 /. third. Time. 90
Second race. three -eish,hs or mile
Nandcrcn ll5 G.oftusD, TO /. won;
Prince Fonso, ii5 (Wllliams. 20 10 I.
second; fiGola. llS NHopkiusl. 5 10 /,
third. Time, :@S So
Third race. three-quarters ot mile.
diCap--Amoret. i02 JMartiul. 10 I,
won: Rose Queen. 100 U.oftus). 10 ;.
second Capslze. % (Skirvenl, : TO /.
third. Time. lis.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Golconds los (WiIsouD. l. 10 j. won,
lawbone. ~ OHopkinsl. s TO = second.
Profile, ioI CDryer). Is TO l. third. Time.
Fifth race. fve and half fuflonss-
Rye straw l09 (SkjrvenI, go >. won:
Royal Captiye lee G1Ofius). 20 :, sec
ond Sir Edward 100 McTnceart). :. 10
!, third. Time. 1:ll f-5.
Sixth race. mile and seventy Yards
Tav PAY. 100 Gunner. 70 3. won.
Force. llo lLoftus,, 10 10 !. second; Ue-
lene. io3 (McCsbe), 10 !. third. Time.
l.Sg 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Today's Charleston Entries

CHARLESTON. :. g. Feb. l..-t,n tries
for TuesdAyS races
First race. selling three and o half fur
longs-Alcines. 100: Ene Cane. 100; Fort
Sumuter 100. Nellie =. Harry Chase
Seal Brown ~. High Clln. r. n. Gray.
First siEnt F1ahergast. Slslsakin sena-
tor James. L!ius Dad. iif. Sprclla. -
Avona. LADY Anna lemassee. III. Bs-
ven Lutz. los.
second rsce. selling sevsn-eiEh,hs of
mile Maruita. ~ Tick Tack. a6.
leuis. Pardnel SteslaUsy. Commoner's >
Touch, i05. Gay BIRD ie4. Tom King
los; Fatheroia. los. Silas Grump. lo5 !;
Republican. liz.
Third race. selling. one mile-Roebuck.
~: Indian Maid. Semi ouaver. Ies: Dixie
kaight. HsnFy HutchisOu. Rash. Long
Hand. ONO, ios. Pcca'algo. i07; En-
rsroT william Ii-
Fourth race. handicap. three quarters
= u1iie-Hussv Lad. 9j; Csusize. 90 /.
VI. W. littietCr. %, Hsrkeiry f1s. Law
tor Wigs o. 1ie
Fiith face. sellinE three quarters - =
rnf.c- PLANT Ti'i1's Nightmare. 81. Avia-
tor "a Qcare. Court Detect -. Brb-
FsFnrE. ire Herbert Turner Bonnie
f''"ise, lof. SprlnS Mass iani-an ms
rsrsi Ia ~ Mexican. Iie. Glucose ii-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
TWO FAVOR|TES WIN;
ROsEN IS SUSPENDED
Discomfort and Acguin Only
First Choices to Beat
Their Fields.

JUAREI. Feb. 1o.-niscontent and
Acsun woro the only winning fsvorite,
at JuarcZ TODAY. JOCKEY Rosen was sus-
pended for ten davs bv the stewards for
dIsobedience at the post in the secont
race.
Tho summary:
First race. four rurlonss-John Ilurie
40 'SmslD. . 10 I, won. Icicle. id2 tBuN-
tom, , 10 l. second; Far Cahay. l0i
,keoSh). 10 ;. third. Time. 49, Katy
Conuor. Maggie Cunningham. Moss Rose
and Reckless Lad also ran.
Second race. fivc and half furlonss-
Hardy. loo Murray. TO ]. won: Ails1
Paige. 9S (Grothl. 10 To !, second; SAN
LOS 1-5. Sir Vie. Mabel King Yvonne
Tie Thomas. The Visitor and John Heck
also ran.
Third race. ono milc-Discontcnt lIr
PrascD, 10 .. won; Gus Hartridre. 81
OHiin, 10 20 I. second; Hereto. ln7 CTap-
giniJ Lindsey. Charles Green. Mapleton
Jim Cafferatl and l.. NJ. Eckert also
ran.
Fourth race Gyc and half furlonsS-
AcGuin. los tMolcswurin). Ia .. won.
Free. los Wrothl. 10 |. second, Mary
Emily. 1oi Callahan: 10 /. third. Tlme.
l;ni 5-5. FRAGILE Error. Thistle Tose
and W. II. Ford also ran.
FIFTH race. six furloncs-J. r. Robin
son. los Gmcs>. 10 ]. won: Ed Kcck.
los ,Molesworth). 10 .. third. Time,
i:lS G-S. Helen Hawkins. Clyde Free
man. Rompie. Chsnticleer. Orbs. Smile
and Soma also ran.
(BuXtonl. : 70 =. won. Wicket IOS GHilD
10 :. second: Fieent. los 1Callahanl. 6
10 !. third Time i:3o As. Azo, Flor
ence y. and Juan also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
DODGE WILL TAKE ON
YOUSOUF IN OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. l2.-Tommy Dodge. the
Greek wrestler. has announced TO the
wrestling fans Of this city that he has
signed articles to meet Hassan Yousouf.
the Turk. In handicap match IN this
city or February 10 Sousouf will try
TO throw the local man twice I'm one hour.
tho gate receipts Ia be divided - per
cent 10 the winner and - per cent to the
loser.
Dodge has received a letter from the
manager of IbysZko stating that the Eu-
ropcan champion Is planning u western
tour and would like 10. arrange bout in
Ogden. The Greek although smaller
man by 100 pounds, IL willing To meet
Ebyszko in a handicap event.
Dodge wants TO meet julius Johnson,
the Idaho wrestler. in finish bout.
anywhere except at Preston, Ida. lie
wants catch weights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
CASTLETO|V SIGNS
VERNON CONTRACT
misunderstanding Between
Star Pitcher and Manager
Hogan Cleared Up.

Tho misunderstanding between Roy
Castleton. the Salt Lake boy who has
been one OF tho star pitchers OF tho Ncr-
non. Cal. team. and Manager Hogan OF
that club is now settled. and Castlcton
has forwarded his contract.
y letter addressed 10 Castleton arrived
IN The Salt Lake postoffice January =
and lay in the general delivery until a
day or two ago. II contained tho con
tract Hogan sent 20 CaStlcton for his
signature or course Castleton never got
u. Hogan, not hearing from his star
twirler, became anxious, and during tho
last few days CsStlcton has been getting
letter a day on the average.
CIstlcton last night at his home 2S3
n street. said: There has been some
mistake as TO my address here in Salt
Lake. As | did not hear from Hogan
before February I. l. Of course, thought
was free, according 10 the new rule.
Since February have heard from
Hogan and believe everything H. O. Il
between us, and I am glad. for I would
rather play for Hogan than anyone else"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
DUCkVlLLE GUN CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Duckpille Gun club held It's annual
meeting last night in It's rooms over the
r,hch cafe and elected 2 new set OF Off
GERS Harry l.; Finch. who has been
president for the last eve years, an
nounced that his Other duties compelled
nm 10 retire from thai position Officers
ch'sen We're: j. McChrystal president; G..
- Nsfl3n, treasurer; II, l.. Finch W. L.
hensop and w. !. Jackson. directors
reports showed the club 20 be In 4
most prosperous condition. being entirely
cDt OF deOL Improvements agercgatiug
isFse sum were authorized. The club
ias received macy pew members during
nF past year and Is I'm an extremely
dpurishiDg condition
lls preserves on Bear river attract
snoltSlGen froia all over the Cnited
Hl'tes. List year number Or hunters
came nom Chicago and one even Travelled
from !ar-oR Florida
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Brooklyn HeavyweightCa
Decision Over avn
Hope on Clevernes
BLOWS ENRAGE Gll
fastener Suffers Lifted
age, While WesternaI
Badly Cut in Facs. |
r. International News s,rI,,

rs international News ssTlct
NEW YORK, Feb. l2-IIn 4
the Brooklyn AdonIs. kept csb
Al bay for ten rounds a, The C,fa.
IN Brooklyn tonight and game! d,
sion on cleverness. The ca
Oklahomau failed TO do arr 4
damage 10 the eastern heayyssf
though he roughad Il at ever 1,
nifty, \ bump under Stevzns q
MAS the extent of damage aou y
ris, while the wcsterncrs tetigu
badly Gashed by StewaIt's ,tlrrr
Stewart showed up goo, b
rounds, while the first and 1o|
even. In those sessions Mouii q
eued TO wipe Stewart all cSs "a
but the Brooklynilc gausej h n
and landed them precisely y
rushed In. Morris plugged sErt u
range, but when ne found tlM h|
not inflict any damage he ~
couragcd and permitted s'ss1H q
in his handy work al dlsunn
Stewart Tough. In the st-s
throughout. He jabbed sosa
with his left. enraging tho SFsrl
and as the latter rushed 10
mighty right was pound,d
white hopes" body. ~
stewart landed many cle,n u.
repeatedly slowed uD MoTs ~
punches 10 the body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
SALT LAKE ATHLETES
PROVE STURDY CHAPS

DENVER, Colo. Feb. 19.--lu three Of
the eleven events at the Denver Athletic
clubs annual boxing and wrestling tour
nament tonight three Salt Lake City ath-
letcs entered and in each instance
emerged victorious.
Arthur Macke won tho l45-pound
wrestling event handily from Jess
Thompson Of Denver the Utah mans
superior condition telling heavily against
his opponent. 1t took Y. f. McAhn the
second Of the visitors. just 3 minutes and
II seconds to throw Elmer Wheeler at
l3j pounds. II. Hottinger the hstic en-
try from salt Lake, in the l5S-pound
event disposed OF Fred Parks Of sydney
Ncb.. In the first minute OF the second
round Parks was all in at The end Of
the first and there were cries for his
hackers To throw up the Spuuge. but they
further punishment. This was the best
bout OF the evening. The tournament
closes tomorrow. Summaries:
Heavyweight wrcstling-Eay johnson
defeated Young Nolan.
l4j-pound wrcsiiinG-Arthur Mackc
Salt Lake city defeated Jess Thompson
i25-pound boxing CscmI I-Gnals)-George
Pauidico knocked out George Murphy;
Jim Craig defeated Hugh Hogan, de-
CSion.
1O5-pound boxing ,scmi- -fnalsp-Law-
renee Burke defeated Charles Quinlan,
decision; decision Gully Lario defeated Henry
ll5-pound boxing tseml- -GusiSJ--CharIes
Burns defeated George Lee: decision.
l23-nound wrestling CSemi- -1nals)-Wu-
liam kested defeated O. Pama-
l"5-pound wrestling (inalsl-N +. Nc
AIhn, salt Lake City defeated Elmer
Wheeler Denver.
l23-pound boxing Cscrni -hnaIs)-Nvir
cook defeated Jim Nick: George Horton
defeated Jim Craig (Craig's second fchtj
heavyweight boxing (rinals)-Oscar
Willis defeated G \. Rogers.
lt3-pound boxing Chnsls) la wrencc
Myb"rs defeated Ben .JudeloyltZ
los pound boxing ff:ualsl-TI. IIottlngcr,
SaIt Lake City. defeated Fred Parks or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Clarke Has Choice.

Il viii get rid oc Outhclder Campbell
II l can declared Barney. FOR ne has
too exalted an opinion OF his value 60 the
club. Now as to Clarke he can do as
he pleascs. lie has earned the right 10
retire from the PLAYING ncid n he wishes
10 manage from tho bench. But he
looked pretty good out there last season.
n he can resist the temptation he's one
or the mighty few"
Jim Ganney. the owner of the Boston
Nationals, Is confident that Mike Donlln
Nill sign UP
we need Donlin " said GaIuey today
but pot as much - he needs baseball
10 keep him before the public"
Tn. American league schedule meeting
Will be held la Chicago tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
MATCH BOXING STARS
FOR NEW YORK BOUTS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Two good light
weight boxing bouts, one international in
character, were arranged here today The
hrst between Packey Mcfarland and
Tommy Malopey. viii take place the
night or February -, and the other on
March .. will bring together "Onc-
Round Hogan OF California and Owen
Moran OF England. Mcfarland and Ma
iuney VIII weigh in at l35 pounds al s
o.Cloch. and Hogan and Moran will make
100 rounds ringside. Both bouts will be
fov ten rounds the limit under the New
York law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
yirst La Grippe. Then groncbi.i,

That was the ease with Mrs. W. 3.
Bailey, MeCreary. Ky. MY wife was
taken down with severe attack OF Ia
grippe. which run into bronchitis. She
coughei as though she bad copsunp
iiou and could not sisep q, plight. The
Ere, hottie Of Foley's Honey aud Tar
Compound gave her so mucb relief ths.
she continued using it until SIZE was
permanently cured Scbrsmm.Jonu.
sou. Drugs. "Tbe Never substitutor,,u -
i've 90 good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
WINS |, !
AUTOS IN FAST I
,....,ional Nens ssrkt

By international News ~
rARRYTowN. y. y. E's :. i q
sands OF spectators iGineo 80,
witness an autolno9Iie ~ 4
from IryingJon 70 QssindlinHs. diH. rss =
is about eight mites IA,
,he return trip and H'IS. Ir,.d 81
sixteen miles covered ,ooi,l,s
his Mercedes. r. Z: bos 4
horsepower Chadwick .,,s s'r I'd
in a 60 horsepower = S'1sil,ei 1,s.iil4,ei I.
the starting point Hitn % iri,r. y
in his Mclaughlin Ms ,ifre
craft and the eutomoopss' lhs &
,sneotislv. Hopkins m ~
chadwick and koenis - o,cs
SET thc aeroplsne no, ~
aviator WAS cl!r'olns " -
level. ,ho sf sfih =
pat6 II rapidly leg w ie,sf ~
hind. Hopkins and n,o,il 0ss
couai Gsht for piacs uns n,, Ssti
reachsd. Here Koenlf, lf,1sog -
!cc. Hopkins and pI'.,,rocIsrs
INTO IN,inriou by a' ,.isrs. .
U,di,v covered me ,i,ss ais
maTe IMAM Gttesn nnnu.e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
HOPES 20 See Mordcca. Brown.

CHICAGO Fob. l..-Just before he de-
parted 10. New York late TO-DAY Prcsi-
dent Murphy of tho ChicaSu Nationals
sent contract Tor the 1919 season TO
Mordecal Hrown. 4 star pitcher of iLe
Chicago team. Because Murphy mas re-
fused 20 consider Brown lost to the team
despite the pitchers announcement that
he would 20 into business. the sending
OF tire contract today wss said 20 .udi-
cate that the president OF Tho Chicago
club expected 20 sec Brown on the 0cld
when TIC season opens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Says He IS Improved.

"Abie'S one great rniytsLs this time Is
that ne thinks ne is 10 box the same
green youncster he took on In Kansas
CITY October g. 1910. Ausl used 20
keep pretty close tab or all the feather
weights that he was likely 10 meet but
m afraid the veteran hasn't been watch
inE ms work during the past year
II have had a good long rest. | arm
boxing tho champion ar weight tnat
10 natural for ne. | began training with
sound BODY and mind. I have no title
10 loSc. consequently | have no worries.
] have Tie highest honors In my class
to nglt for. and i N ambitious. Doesn't
thst tell my side OF the story
While II IL not ceneraif- known. II Is
fact thar moving pictures are 70 he
made of tic Attell-klibane champiouSnD
clash. Promoter Tom McCarev announced
his determination on this point tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-13
Expect Close Game.

7E"..iHA 10 ! ne lI1hllc.
OGDEN. Feb. I2.-kuother important
game Ia tho campaign which is being
waCei by tie Weber Academy basketball
team Tor the championship or the state
WI take place tomorrow night when The
Weber Ave viii oppose the l.. -. =. Jni-
NersitN team of salt Lake. n VIII hc a
regular league game. and in their presi-
by a score OF a 20 40. Their recent de-
feat OF the fast II. y. e. team or Logan
gives tho Weber bows the balance OF IA
vor IN the game tomorrow night. n IA
reported That the l. -. =. T.. team s.
coming with big following OF rootcrs.