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The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

We learn a through passen
ger service is to be put on
the N. O. M. & e. R, r. the
first of January. We have
heard this before and are
now from Missouri. TO the
observant person it really
appears that the company
should fix it's tracks so those
now on could run with some
degree OF regularity. Since
the rains of some ten davs
ago all trains run from one
to ten hours late. The trav-
cling public is deserving of
more consideration and we
can't see why the R. r. COM
mission doesn't see that bet
ter service is given.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

We clip the following we'll
merited tribute to Mr.. j. c.
Ward from the Brandon
News:
From the jackson dailies
it is learned that Hon. J. G.
Ward has removed from the
Capital City and located in
Philadelphia, Miss, where
the Brandon News predicts
will at once take high rank
in his profession, the law.
Mr.. Ward is a native of
Rankin, who is self-educat-
ed, selfmade and one of the
most deserving sons the
''Free State" has sent out
to win fame for her and
merit hOnors for self. After
obtaining license he opened
an office in jackson and his
ability and integrity We're
soon recognized-being sent
to the legislature after a
short residence there. He
was successful in jackson as
a lawyer and fr quently at
tended Courts at Philadel-
phia.
Inducements were such
that he determined to make
Philadelphia his Nome and
his friends here know he will
have merited success in his
new field.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

At a meeting Of the Wood
men, Philadelphia Camp 33O
the following officers were
elected:
A. j. Yates, Counsel Conn.,,
J. A. Ross, A. L, A. F.
Trapp, Banker, ]. F. Wilson
Clerk, w. f. Glass, Escort,
J. A. Pope, Watchman, M.
W. Spivey, Sentry, Phyicians
W. ]. Stribling, e. B. Strib-
ling, R. B. Yates. Managers
J. B. Woodward 3 years, P.
G. Tinsley, 2 years, j. A.
Myers, 1'year.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

The Express Co. is feeling
the weight of the Christ
mas rush and a big portion
OF it is breakable.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

Beat one in Lauderdale
county issued another hun
dred thousand dollars worth
OF bonds to extend their
good roads, this makes
$4,000 in all so far and the
money is considered we'll
spent.
lied Jersey, Overshoes and
boots at low price. Kasdan Store
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

The next break comes next
week when we will all 90
broke.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

The Columbia State we'll
says, a lot of family jars
originate from a Jug.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
STATE BASKETBALL
TOURNEY THIS WEEK
Games viii Be Played in DeS-
cret Gym for the Cham
pionship of Utah.

The state basketball tournament VIII
be held in Salt Lake. Rjchfield, after
making a desperate struggle to bring the
tournament TO that city, has finally given
up. James Il. Moss, president OF the
High School Athletic association, is ar
ranging all the details, and will have
the officials selected by tonight, Homer
Christensen and Ben IEarker will alter
nate in rcfereeing, while Ashton Will
probably umpire,
The Weber stake academy and the
B. Y l.. are tied for the championship
OF the nor,horn division, and these teams
will play the tie off in the university gym
on Tuesday afternoon. AS soon as the
winners OF the various divisions are
known the represep tatives win draw cuts
for their opponents in the meet
There Will be three games each night
OF the tournament, which Will be hold in
the Deseret gym fhe latter part Of this
week. AS there is the greatest rivalry
between the schools OF tho northern and
southern part OF the state. some good
matches are looked for. All of the con
testants are larger and better trained
and coached than those OF any previous
meet. A number of rooters will accompany
the various teams to this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
AHell Clamors for Return Fight:
Wolgast Hogs Wager and Loses
By III. M. Walker

that Abe was entitled 10 draw and
should still he considered the champion
say for US that we consider this the
cheapest bit Of play ever made by a
whipped man"
Attell boxes Harlem" Tommy Murphy
in San Francisco on March q CHS
match is now more serious affair than
when Attell signed the articles, for Abie
10 whip Murphy viii be Il big boost for
mis- claim for another go with kilbanc
Should, however, Murphy beat the former
teathcrwelSht champion, the defeat will
only stir UP more OF the gone back"
talk. and tag Abe as a permanent mem
Der OF the has been brigade
inst before leaving for san Francisco
Saturday night. Able Attcll told me an in
tercstnS story i'm connection with Ad
Woleasts attempt to 'hos'' a big bot on
the feathcrweight championship contest
I'VE located q $1,000 chunk OF t<ilbane
coin, said Attcll, "and Wolgast won't
after II. being prepared 20 bet the usual
. TO | odds 1t was understood that
was to take half tho bet
''Ad covered the whole amount. and
when | tried 10 declare myself in on the
proposition, he Stubbornly refused to rec .
ognze my claims He thought he had q
cinch bet and was going TO hog tho
thousand
well. as everybody knows I lost the
decision and WolCast lost his money II
was a big sting for him. but IL gave me
chance TO laugh, the only laugh l had
coming -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
BOWLING CONGRESS
TOURNEY ADJOURNS
BY international News Service.

By international News Service.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 25.--At $50
O'Clock sunday afternoon the last bowlcrs
scheduled in the regular events Of the
Western Bowling congress tournament
finished their games in the individual
cycnt and the sixth annual aud the great
est tourney Of the organization was ended
ea rly in the evening with special event
the mixed douhlcs-in which fourteen
teams. each consisting Of man and
woman. competed
In tic iiVc-mcu team event the a, +. {,
record WAS twice broken. liIsi by the T.
y. {. county team Of Chicago With a score
OF @Sil aud later by the Grand BOWERS,
under colors OF the Evening Herald, with
2S7G.
The leading tWo-man team score IS not
quite SO high as was that of last year. but
greater number % good scores followed
than was chaikcd up IN any former year
Gilrov and Garner of Spokane got away
with the big prize on q score OF llSt
EiEhteon scores better than the 100 mark
were recorded.
The prizes in tho doubles werc distri-
butcd among spokane, san Francisco,
Chicago. Los Angeles. Sacramento. Ven
ice. Oakland. Portland and Long Beach.
Los Angeles getting more points in the
aggregate than any other city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
CODY STILL TRYING
TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Boise Fans Cherish DeIuSion
About Getting Protection
From Commission.
MCOY IS HOPEFUL YET
Owner of Idaho City'S Fran
chise Refuses to Submit to
It's Being Cancelled.
M'COY IS HOPEFUL YET

Jack Cody, whose OhstiuaCy about OK
ceedingy small matters. caused nearly
all the trouble the Union baseball league
experienced during its first year. has
convinced Boise. Ida. baseball fang that
lie can organize n new league and set
protection from tho national commission.
Boise fans are hugsins a dclusion 10 their
breasts II they believe that the projected
league can go through the season or can
get protection.
The National commissions bulletins do
not show that Cody has paid the fine
assessed against him. Again several Of
his players complained 10 the commits
sion that they had not been paid their
wages, Tho real obstacle. however, in
getting protection from the highest base
bali body, is the fact that the new league
is being organized in an attempt 10 dis
credit President w. II. Lucas OF the
Union league
Boises baseball publicity bureau is
sending out statements that the new
league will be composed Of Boise Baker
Ctty, La GTandc. Pcndlcton. Walls Walla
and North Yakima. Except Boise none
OF these cities iS large enough TO support
n professional baseball team, but il may
be that like Helena and Great Falls they
ing TO make up the deficit In order TO
have team in his home town. The rail-
road connections make Jumps very i'm
convenient over the proposed circuit.
Distances are not so great, but the rail
road connections arc bad
The only way OF organizing the league,
therefore. would he TO find some monoyed
fan in each city who was willing TO pay
well To be a baseball magnate, Great
Falls and Helena of tho Union league
last year had such men. aud Great Falls
won the pennant because the players
were higher priced than thos" OF any
other team I'm the Union league. If the
proposed league can find these rich fans
in each OF It's cities the only obstacle
left 10 overcome Will he to get protcc-
tiou. II does not seem possible that Jack
Cody can obtain recognition from tho
national commission. II Hugh Kclacliey
could show the commission that The pro-
posed league was not inimicai to the
Tuiou league. he might obtain projcc-
tion. bat Cody. not Ecll3ckcy, is the pro-
WotcC OF the new league.
II is pretty certain, therefore. that
Boise will not have organized baseball
this year. If ii starts The n"w league rs
an outlaw organization II Will hardly last
until July g.
Dan Mccoy sull claims 20 own Tire
Boise franchise IN the Union league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26

President Lucas some time ago returned
McCOy's check for $500 which all club
owners arc required TO put mp as half the
guaranty thar their clubs Will finish the
season. Mccoy promptly sent the check
back L" Lucas. notifying him that he did
not propose TO have his franchise taken
away. The Union league. however, must
be either q six club or an eight club or
ganiZaiiou. and " Boise should he per-
mttred 10 return. club would have to
bc pul in Foyatcllo OF Idaho Falls. There
was sumc talk ahou, Il club that would
belong 10 Idaho Fails and Twin Fails
Jointly. but NO bids were made for the
franchise. Apparently no one wanted 10
take tho financial risk or putting club
in these Idaho towns.
IT follows. therefore. ist The Union
league win bc siN-cluh organization.
Th" railroad fares 60 Boise last year
were considerable item in maSnaje jes'
expense account Dick Copey's hooks
show IL cost him almost twi"" as much
to send lis team To Bois" 'ur a week as
II did TO SCuI n To any other league town,
so Union league mIGrat"s are not alto
ccihcr sorry lhat Boise has been dropped
from The leaEUc roster
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26

By luteyns tional News Service.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2I.-Johuuy XII
bane Is about the busiest boxer in
America today. The responsibilities OF his
new position are pilnS up so fast thst the
Cleveland colt seriously suggests n pri-
vate secretary 10 help out Manager Jimmy
Dunn
The new fcatherweeht champion is
playing Three u Day" At local show
shop. with theatrical managers all over
the United States telesraphlng rich offers
FOR his services.
Abe Attell is clamorinE for a return
match fact that prompted Eddie Graney
of san Francisco TO wire as follows:
will give purse Of $4,000 FOR Kllbane-
Attoi battle any day after Attell-Mur
ply 80 IN month OF March
Manager Dunn makes the following
statement in regard TO the plans Tor the
champion
we will not talk business with Attol
for six months at least. T<ilbane is en-
titled TO make all the money possible out
OF his now tite. Abe looks easy as
any al the other fcatherweishts. and he
can have return match eventually.
Promoter McCarcy has n right TO this
contest as he gave Johnny the cham
pionship go. We viii stand pat for the
Los Angeles ma agnatc We open a week s
theatrical engagement in San Francisco
on March =. and will then so east 10 fill
other vaudeville dates.
Il see that AttelT prevailed upon jim
Jcffvies 10 send out kilograms saving
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
INJURY EASILY WINS
JUAREZ STAKE RACE
Old Gelico and Whidden Re-
ward Their Backers in Clos
ing Events.
ONLY THREE TO START
Nanir. Meadow and Enfield
Will Fight II Out in Fourth
Sprint Today.
ONLY THREE TO START

JTAREZ Feb 25.-lniurv. al 10
In the betting. easily won tho Mocte-
yuma soling stakes ono and a siXtcentd
miles. the feature of the card at Juare>
today. He trailed his field in tho eariy'
part. but came fast and won b. three
quarters of length. Summary:
First race. selling three-vesr-ods
serer f,irlongs -Odelia 30 tCarierl, 3
ia J. won; Mary Emily rs Csllahanl.
10 /. second: GtTt, ioS Gross. 10 l..
thrd Time rs. Boogcr Battle. Gus
Hartridcc. Gusranola. Wrath and Thistle
Rose also ran.
Second race. selling. three-year-ods
and ur. one and an eighth miles Mari
got los Gross , to I. won: Tahoe,
los (Tapliu). To =. second: Pedro, 110
Gtcoch) TO J. third. Time. i:S6 -.
Cameo strife High Range and Maure-
tana also ran.
Toird iacc. selling three Near-olds and
up. six furlonSs-Phl Connor. lo2
fGrossI. = TO |. won; No Sole, los Ci;pX-
iou). 10 J. second; Wild Bear. IS CNH-
lisl. 20 Ia l. third Time l:1i. Brave
Withers Iahara. NovGorod, Tal!oN Din
and Antigo also ran.
Fourth race. Aioct"zuma stakes selling.
lhrcee.-ycag;;o and IN one aud 4 SIX
l. Won: Arsssc. 100 tCartctl. 3 To :,
second; Unclc H"n. IoG tTaplin,. TO !.
1hird. Time. Ia So. John Louis also
ran.
Fifih race. selling. thrcc-yesr-oldS and
ttp. six fIrlongs- Ccli"o. 10 tTaplinl. :
10 :. won: Tim JuGg". ioI lBuTt"hl. !,
10 l. second FeVouns. 81 Tallahan). 4
In l. third. Time. 1:iI -. Clint Tucker
MoTalish, and Marie 1iyds also ran.
Sixth race. selling: opr.year. ..oldS and
no. "ne and Al eighth m!loE-Whiddcn.
?t Garter. II 10 -. won. DUtch Rock. %
'Cailahan). 1" -. second, WolfcTion.
lis small to I. third. Time. 1884.
Azo and Wicket also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
GOTCH AND MAH|N0|
BOTH DODGE zBYS|
Manager Offers Flinlsv'
cuse TO Pull Wool Oyl
Eyes of Fans.

Does Frank Golcb. champion h
weight wrestler OF the world.
Ibyszko. the Polish champion,
1t seems scarcely possible fhs{
Iiawkcye farmer who has thrown 4
body. lacks confidence in his aim,
defeat the Pole, but he is surely an
him. Gotch dislikes Zbyszko uers1
and ii is possible no does not ~
give the Pole a chance Of makIn|
big sum, the foreigner would rei a.
the loser OF the bout. In certain
the Iowa agriculturist Is quite n
OF cutting off his nose 10 spI(|
face" II
Gotoh's fincssc. which II he Nm.
popular, might be called dupIIej1
shown In tho statement that M
must wrcstlc Mahmout before Gof6j
give him match. Ibvszko has'
doing his best 10 get match with
Gotch or Mahmoul, but tho bout
comes off. despite the fact thaf
and places for II have been agraeI
several times. Gotch knows ver<
that tho Pole cannot get Il mattel
Mahmout Yet he makes such a
II condition OF bout for The +
championships.
Emil Klank, manager Of both
and Mahmout, has Just written 10
Geasren, the Salt Lake wrcstlIn1
presario, saying that under no n
stances will either Gotch or Na|
have amy thing 90 do with ZbyFzko.
They arc crooked. and wc won
with them in any way" writes ~
Surprising HANKS charges are
the supposed lack Of principle n
Ibysko OUTFIT would not prcyeni
from throwing him and from earn
lions share of the big gate recsl1|
match would surely draw. Klsnk|
CuSc when taken in connec11I
Gutch's demand that the Pole n
Mahmout. is very flimsy. Klsnk o.
Mahnout. klank says thai Gotc1
mout and himself will have nothinE
with the IbysZko troupe, so zby1I
barred from a chance at the q
championship.
HANKS $ sudden III Of morality u
ly a SubtnrfurCe 10 deceive the pub
believing thai Gotch and Mabmo1
IhySZko because, as klank sayS
CROOKED. " There Is somo other
and the most plausible one =
IbvS2ko has improved so mnrn
the past year that the champion
understudy are both afraid to tae4'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
Today's Jpsrez Entries.

JrAREZ. Fob 2S.-Entries for Mon
day.
t-iret race. purse. maiden two-vear-
old colts. four furlongs-C'clquitt. i0I:
Right Little. tuber. 10; King StalRart
ll5: Bully. 100; DR.. William kearney.
10.
second rsce.. selling. five furlones--
lwaisui, loi: Irish Ecsut,. los. Louise
T.. CrV Bai,i-. 1hi Making. Mcts. los;
'Buv Msyhu~ Waywsrd Collide 10:
Joseph NJ. III: Father stafford James
Elackstoek IL. King. ilJ.
Third race. selling, six fuIlonSs-Ms-
bel King. 9S. Bill Anderson. %; John
Heck. Joe; Chess, lo2; Eosevcrth. 1p7:
Suds Glenn. L.onia. 10: Regards BraX-
ron. NovEorod. Doc Allen. H.. rayc
MonteomcTy. Wings of the Morning. Ia.
Fourth race. purse. SIX furionES-
Vanir. p6: Meadow 10; Enfield. lilo.
Fifth race. ceiling. five furiorgs Sam
Eernito. Duchess. Philps Weno Won.
los: -Santalene. los: Roberts Dcerfooi.
Flying Pearl 10: Sidney Peters, III:
Bitter sir, Sill Eaton. Hirh Street. Mike
Noletf, IL.
Sixth race selling six furlongs-Cama-
ada. 95: Narfi. %: Racaucttc. 100: LADY,.
Stalwart. Rosey Poscy. Lucille Allen.
leI; Mia. llo; Bob Lyncn. Fundamental,
Kid North, Gilbert Rose. H.
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
MOTORBOAT RECORD
BY OREGON WOLF

PORTLAND. Or, Fob. 25.--rhc Oregon
Wolf, cylinder hydroplane, I'm u
sanctioned race against time here. today
broke the worlds motorboat records on a
fivcmile course, for all distances up 10
thirty miles.
The Oregon Volts time for the thirty
miles was a. minutes II 2-5 seconds The
best previous record over a SiN-lap course
was a minutes 80 10 seconds made by
the Dixie ~. Of st. Louis in 1911.
The oregon Wolf wss driven by John
T.. Wolff Of this city, her owner and build
or. and the race was under the auspices
OF the Portland Motor boat sssorta ton.
The best lap was the last one. the time
being minutes 80 - seconds or an aver
age OF n mile in | minute % 3-5 sec
onds. The average time per mile for the
entire distance WAS [ minute II As sec
onds.
The boat was converted from Il dlspacc-
ment craft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
ENGLISH TEAM WINS
CLARK POLO CUP

SAN MATEO. Cal. Feb. a5.-Nearlv 10. .
quo persons gathered TODAY TO see tho
lnal match of the polo tournament here
between teams nominated by Lady Her
bert and Mrs. Charles " Clark for tho
III Palou1sr cup donated by Charles W.
Clark Lady Hcrbcrt's team was Vic
lorious. 6s TO 5.
The game was close ana holly fought
throughout and wes featured by the daT-
ins TidinE and accurate strokes OF Dris-
coll the lsft-handcd No. OF Lady Her
hcrts team. who drove In Ave OF the seven
.uns scored by his team.
Players and ponies will depart FOR Cor
onado tomorrow 10 take part In the tour
NJ ment there The lineup:
Lady Hcrbert's team-GD W. /. Breese
90 Thomas \. Driscoll. captain: (3l ].
mouth.
,irs. Clarks team-D X. ". Tobin.
- Lord Herbert: 60 Major Colin g.
Ross captain; 1backl Walter :. Hobart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
DODGE CHALLENGES
JULIUS JOHNSON

Tom T. Ige. the Creek wrestler OF
ogden. IS ont with q "hallCncc 90 wrcsilc
julius JonnSon pr Eclilund ~ catch
Weights in ruhllc or private Tor a S2n1
sidc bet " tho match is 4 Uunlc one
tocGc wants thc winner To tnke all but
Hr VIII a%r5H to any terms which will
sun the persons challenged Dodge SAYS
should prove his ability bS occepuur th's
challenge.
NS Johnson has 81 match with YoScl
On Marca T. he VIII probably decline To-
Nrestic Dodge 1T present but ErIl,nd
MIAN iaiA Ii-n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
Gives Fortune 70 Sons.

Ei International News service.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25- ncnr1. p5ipps.
W." i"f Sc. "ral wears iss been omula dug
y" "AsWpr ot u's uld-timc partner An
Drew Carnegie, m handing ort elfts bv the
.unoted thousand. half million aud mill
l'hh' mas lust handed oui another little
present of s3.05U.ou0.
lie has given Sl,Upn.oI0 ,acG To his
1fc0 Sons, Jo'u S. N"urv Caru.-i. and
toward. Tho KIT is IN tito sn.Do OF t'5i.
-" real estate. and MIR Phipns the
,deI; presented II to his boys" because
ne ddnt Z want Ia nc bothered with the
FHh"> 'hs details Of taking care of H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
DEMETRAL WILL.
WRESTLE ZBYSZKO

Los ANGELES. Cal. FOB 45.-WnHam
Dcmctrai the Greek wrestler. threw Dan
BalsH "f Arizona iU 10 minutes 80 seconds
and Charles Olsen of Oklahoma iu - min
utcS tonight. lie had agreed 10 throw
both In an hours time
Dcmetral probably win not vrcstIe
again until he meets XbyszlSo i'm san Fran
cisco on March Il. he win leave for that
city TUESDAY 10 train for his 6out with
the Polish wrestler
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
FlNkE CHAMP AT
MlLLlONAlRE'S GAME

BOSTON. Feb. % Reginald Finke Of
New York viii continue 10 ho tidc amateur
racquet champion ur IN" country fov an
other year, In the final round OF the tour
nament at the Tennis ana Racquet club TO-
daE hc defeated T.. y. Gordon Douglas.
also nf New York. three games out of
1--WE, the scores being l5-1. l5-ll, lis.
o. Il and ln-H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
BOWLER BREAKS
WORLDS RECORDS

TORONTO, Ont. Feb. 25-Worlds :
records were broken by James Smith Of
Buffalo, i'm the finish of the sixth an
uual tournament Of the Canadian Bowl
ing association which has been IN
progress during the past week
Smith rolled III for his three games
as compared with the worlds record Of
100 held by Tom Haley of Detroit
Smith also broke the worlds record Tor
the all-eYepts, getting Gal In the team.
eSS in the doubles and with Ill in the
singles. q total of 206o. His average was
PCS SO for his nine games. The former
grand total record was 1861. held by
IIaleN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
JOE WOLTERS SETS
MOTORCYCLE MARK
BY International News Service.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 25.-Joc WoItcrs
rldlne an Excelsior motorcycles, today es :.
tshlished now worlds record al the
stadium when he won tho three-miIe pro-
tesslonal race in minute % 3-5 seconds
jake DE Roster, the veteran racer came
hack into his own at the meet foday IL
won tho two-milc match race from Joe
Wolters in ! minute II 1-5 seconds, and
took the slN-milc event in / minutes So
seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
Lake Breeze Gun Club.

Members OF the Lake Breeze Gun club
hcld their regular weekly shoot YESTERDAY
AT Lake Breeze. Shooting II fifty targets
the following scores were made:
j, Hoping. i6 A. Hoping. 10: : Rurn.
ell. 40; j. Williams. "a: T.. Bowman. 36. r
Rock, 81: l.. Craig So: -. Williams, 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
WOMAN TENNIS
CHAMPION WEEDS

BERKELEY. Cal. Feb. 25.-Niiss Hazel
Hoichkiss champion woman tennis
nlaycr Of the United States. was married
Yesterday 10 George w. Wightman. son
OF capitalist of Brookliue, Mass.
Miss HotchEiss is thc 69uShtcr of VIII
liam i HotchkjsS = wealthy Wbcrmau
OF Berkeley. The c"rcmnnv was per
formed ~ the HotchlJss home. Miss
Clara Wghtmau. \ sister OF the bride
groom. WAS the only attendant
Miss ItotchIsiss met WiShlman last
summer on the courts Of the LonewooG
club IN Gostou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26

This West Point football and base
ball star will make his bow as a big
league ball player with the Detroit
Tigers next June. Hyatt will play dur
ing the vacation months and hopes to
secure release from his military obli-
cations in the future in the event that
he makes z success during his early
professional baseball engagements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-26
M'CAFERTY WILL
MANAGE BUTTE TEAM

BLOOMINGTON, H., Feb. 2S.-Charles
McCafertv OF Bloomington today accepted
terms as manager OF the Butte, Mont,
baseball club Of the Union league. Nc
Cafcrty formerly was pitcher with De-
lroit, Newark and Toronto.
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