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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
I'm. C.. A. HdndbaH

Fifteen or the twenty matches in the
preliminary handball championships at
thS Y, NJ &. \. have already been played
with the following results:
Bob Butler defeated w L.. Wright in
two straight games, 2l-5. 21-i. Cook
defeated Gincrich in straight games 81 s.
2l-b. Van Eaton defeated Csirc in
straight games. 2I-3. 2l-4. Duffield de-
feated Cawthorne Ia straight games.
IL, 2l-6. Jones defeated McClcnahan
IN straight games. 21-O. gl-%. IN the
second round Critchlow defeated Schnei-
der IN straight games, Ills PILL.
g. n. Butler defeated Wyman IN straight
games. 2l-3. 10 Van Eaton defeated
Cook IN straight games, 2l-lS. 2i-l5.
Dunieid defeated Jones IN straight games.
2l-%. 2l-5. Roe defeated Tarpey in
straight games, 2i-9. 21-1t Anderson
non from Fletcher OF forfeit Castro
defeated Stuart i'm best two IN three
games. Ills. S-2l. Ellis. In the third
round 6. II. Butler defeated Critchlow
~ straight games, 2l-S. I'll. Anderson
defeated Castro i'm best TWO in three
games. ei-20 sci 21-fG
The lineup FOR games TODAY ~ Peterson
IS. Bob Butler Duf0eld VS. Roc and
Van Eaton W. sob Eutlcr
Finals I'm tho handbsIl siuglesi tour
IRmcut viii start NoudtN. March - and
only hose who PLAYED lu The prclim-
tusrN series can qualify. All competitors
VIII he Handicapped.
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IernationaI News Service.

sN international News service.
Los ANGELES. March 1o-What will
Abe Attells ahili be now that the for
mer teatnerewiSht champion has been
Murphy? I'll make one guess on a
chance. Abe Is due TO pull the old line
Of stuff that runs something like this:
I've been boxing and training too
long rest and when ] come back I'll
prove to the world that I'm as good as
ever. etc. etc
You all know the tune
In view Of Attelrs defeats al the
hands of kilbane and Murphy il strikes
sion handed Abe an unjust sentence
when he was suspended for boxing in
the Empire state for six months OH the
charge OF pulling" To Knockout Brown.
He has simply reached the end OF his
string and long sensational sort OF a
string il has been.
Some OF the followers Of toe game here
appear To be much exercised over the
possibility that the proposed Rivers AT
tell match for Nav IS 10 he cancelled.
notwithstanding Attelrs double defeat
the writer believes rnat Abe and tht
Mexican would draw an enormous crowd
and that the battle ebtwecn them would
Justify the attendance.
The pugilistic spotlight has been
switched from San Francisco TO Los
Angeles and will he turned on the Yer
non arena next Saturday afternoon when
Rivers and Jack White OF Chicago meet
IN scheduled twentv-round bout before
the Pacific Athletic club with the reso-
lutte Eyton acting referee.
Tho weighing in notch 12s pounds at
growing-up condition Of both bows and
will send thcm into the ring Ave hours
later in fun possession Of all their nat
ural strength and nshting ability.
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AMERICAN CYCLISTS
TO TRY FOR OLYMPIC
Tests Will Be Held in ST. Louis
and Chicago the Last of
Next Month.

NEW YORK. March 10.---Amcricau eye
lists are determined to be represented
In tho Olympic games, and have an
nounced that $1,000 of the necessary $4,000
10 send a team 10 Stockholm has been
subscribed.
Although the feature cycling event OF
the games is road race OF $40 kilome-
ters. about 200 miles. and road racing has
been a rather neglected sport in this
country. hundreds OF enthusiasts in va
rious parts of the United States have eN-
pressed cagerness to try FOR the Oiym-
pics, and confidence is felt that win
ming team can be formed here
A canvass OF various organizations
shows that riders are training or plan
ming TO train for road racing with a view
TO competing in the tryouts for the Oyrn-
pics. These probably will be held late
in April in st. Louis. Chicago, Buffalo,
Boston and New York,
Alvin Ioftes, who rode the 25o mules
from New York to Boston last spring In
eighteen hours. Carl Schultz Of Kansas
City who is a star OF the middle west,
Jerome Steinert, who holds the American
twenty-mie road record, Il. Morgauer
and G.. MorSauer of Cleveland. q. Fritz
of Toledo and "A large number OF others
are mentioned IA coutenders for member
ship on the twelve man team which is TO
20 to Sweden
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Juarez Entries.

JUAEEZ. March lo,-Entries FOR to-
morrow:
First race selling. 2-year-oIds. four
fgrlonSs Rosa Rabies. Santa Call. Moss
Rose, Masgie Cunningham. Queen Of the
Turf. ISee-It. Dchutante, l0@. Peter
Honce. los; Little Birdie. lnI. Casara.
Maud Mckee. III; John Hurie. ii5; Prov
ince. l05.
second race. selling. six furlongs-
.Msda Mas. a.: Yvonue. a6: Calethu-
nian. First Fashion, es; Cry Baby. Iwal-
ami 100; Juarsz. Ssntalene. 109. Mau-
retania. Suda Clem. 1io: Brighton ST.
Joe. Tom Franks, Swede Sam. liz. Billy
Msvhue. lis.
Third race, selling. one mile and a
iprlonE Hearts Relief 90: Yankee
Pooh, 100. Charles Green. GreenbrIdge.
The Balltfrs Daughter. lis; Tahoe Rake
lo7. AsriEot. 100.
Fourth race selling. hve aud half
furionEs-Sidney Peters. 90: John II
sheehan. lo5: nlex. Metropolitan. los;
Angelus John Griffin H. 100.
Filth race. selling, six furlonss-Boo-
ger Battle. 1ol. MarSand. l02. So Solo
lo6: Prince Winter. los. Regards. An
nual Interest, Bob Lynch. los: Amigo,
III.
Sixth race. selling. six furIongs-Frec
VIII, rs, Florence kripp. a5 Jim Nc.
100; poitte 3. Rosey Posey f0T. Gran
ger Twist 1oe. Minnolette 10: Gram
ecy, Belella. Fort Johnson kid North.
Sam Barber. Pedro. llc. High IA nge.
Traveller. lf5.
Apprentice allowance
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TRACK IS SEA OF MUD
Card at Mexican Course Al
most Ruined by the many
Withdrawals.

JrARF;Z. March IO.-The mud runners
had an inning at Juarez today. The con-
slant rain or the past twelve hours made
the track muddy. The card vas ruined
by many Withdrawals.
The surprise of tho afternoon came IN
tho running OF. the Chspultcpec selling
stake when Sebsgo was returned tnc
winner over the To 20 shot Arasee'
sebaso took lne lead al the start and
won. eased up hy ton lengths. Results
First race, selling. $-yoar-o'ds and up
six furlougs Gilbert Eose. los tGrossl'
> 10 =. won: Gus HsrtridGe. rs 'Seldenp.
I "a t. second; LiEht Knight ios
,Grsudp. 10 j. third Time. l:is %,
stafford DecessTion LADY sisIWar, sIsa ar,
second race .cllpg. i-ycar olds and
up. mile and an sehth-Onatassa.
,EUyton), : 10 ]. won lin Celterata. inc
NkeoehJ. 10 >. second: Ficent 100
,MolegWorthi TO /. third Time.
1895. Mjsprison also ran.
Third race. handicap. 3-year-oiJs ana
M, NC and a hslt furlonss-TIhlS,tI Is, StIe .
uay los Gkenghl. u 10 >, second; Closer,
lii (Murray). S 10 :. third. Time.
l.lo&.5. Chspultepec also ran.
Fourth race. ChapultepcC stake. sell
ing 3-vesr-ods and up, mile and an
eighth 60. To- uiiln. 10 >. won;
Arassc. 10s Carter, Ia 20 second,
Time. I:5s 9-5 Onlv Two starters.
Fifth race. selling. 3-year-oids and up.
seven rUrlongs Oxer lo9 Gross. 10
= won; Crossover. il0 tBuXtouD. s 20 ..
second: Eve White. i0l tCarter). 10. 3.
third Time. 1880 :-5. The Hague also
ran.
Sixth race. souing. 3-yesr-olds and up.
hve and a 'nalf fuTlonzs-Ciift l05 CIIeu-
rND. 20 +. won, BpGa Gray. lo5 (Tap-
iinl. j. to I. second Narh. 100 (Carter).
: Ia 5 third Time 1.l9 Isom Eoyai
Dolly. promi. Racauette and Thistle Rose
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ANNUAL AND SPECIAL MEETING
OF the Stockholders OF the Castle CAT,


Notice Is nereby given that pursi,s ~
TO tho articles OF incorporation OF The
above named corporation. the animal
meeting Of said corporation. as provided
for by article II. will be held on the sec-
ond Thursday in March. 1912 AT the
compsny's office. 6oi Judge building,
corner Third South and Main Streets
Salt Lake City. Utah. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of said dav. for the purpose
OF electine directors and officers OF said
corporation for the ensuing year
Notice is further given that a special
meeting Of said stockholders will be held
al the same time and place. the object
and purpose Of which is to consider
whether OF not the stockholders OF said
corporation will vote for a dissolution
Of the same.
,SiEued)
IT A. SMITH
secretary Castle Gate Coal. Coke & MIN
Ing Company
F. y. CAMERON.
FRANK y. STEPHENS.
RENNER X SMITH.
ROBERT r. PORTER
g. r. SUMMERS.
Owners Of more than two o-thirds OF the
outstanding capital stock OF said cor
porstion- x15s9
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BY International News Service.

BY international News Service.
CLEVELAND o. March l0.-March II
is going 10 be holiday In Cleveland, for
Johnny Kilbane. pride OF the west side,
conqueror OF Abe Atteu aud the Forest
City's first pugiltstic champion. is com
ing home Saturday night, March is. Fire
crackers. skyrnckets and green fire will
illuminate the mammoth parade which
viii greet Johnny. Councilman Horrigan
announces that he will introduce an ordi =
nance in the council for fireworks dis
play.
All the Irish organizations in the city
VIII parade, and tonight the West Side
German Democratic club announced that
II would also join In tho celebration.
Every one In town is wearing a I<Nbaue
button. and the town will he his when
he gets here
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EVERYONE ESAT|sF|E||
WITH RACING DA1
Promoters of Indepen
Meet Will Do All TheyC
to Boost Lagoon SporI

The following statement Was
last night by Daniel F. Mccoy d
nectlon with the proposed ncw
track for Salt Lake.
The business men of Salt RAJ
planned TO conduct spring race
ing have abandoned the project I
Of the action OF n. / Wilson of 4
COON Racing association in arran
meeting during July and also
meeting. The announcement OF "a
meeting at the Lagoon means N
object OF the local business rl
been attained. They never lla
desire 70 fight Mr., Wilson and h
goon people. bat when II was ann
that Salt Lake would not have n
Ing until late in the fall II "
cided 10 build new racing ola
conduct spring and summer race
ing regardless Of the Lagoon
tion. VI
During the preliminary work
proposed Independent race meet
found that such a meeting could /
ductcd successfully We mad d
suIance Of more than 900 good
here and more than so. 600 was
for the purpose of building a ne
lnC plant. These pledges wero
tary on the part OF the busine'
and no contributions were soIiciie
were prepared TO 20 anead ui
plans for the Independent meefin|
Wilson announced that there T.
II July meeting at the Lagoon.
This announcement OF VII
made in good faith and only n
had gone TO endless trouble 10 \
the meeting. I have had ssyer.
ferences with him and at no tiI
there been any disposition on a
OF the local business men 10 anu
the Lagoon association Tnor
demanded racing here before n
fall. Wilson has arranged 10 Hlc|
demand and now the conditions 4
isfa ctory to all concerned and tn1
nal object OF the local people
tsined.
Wilson has convinced lis tha[
going 10 give the people a goo
ing here In July and another IA
the fall. From now on we will d
thing In our power To help With
his meetings SUCCESSES in every 81
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CO.

Principal place Of business. room SIS
Dooly block Salt Lake City. Utah. No
tice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the directors held on the 8th day OF
February. 1912. an assessment OF | cent
per share. being assessment No. 29. was
levied on the capital stock or the corpora.
ton. payable immedistaiv TO a. Reeves.
secretary Of the company. at hts office,
5lb Dooly block. Salt Lake CITY Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
Is 1912 viii be delinquent and advertised
FOR sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before viii be sold on
.. m. OF said day. 10 pay the DELINQUENT
assessment. together with tho cost OF ad-
vertisinE and expense OF sale
A. REEVES, Secretary
SIS Dooly block. Salt Lake City. Utah
First publication February 10. 1912.
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HOUSTON SLUCCERS
POUND WALSH HARD
Texans Tie Chicago White
SoX After Contest Seems
HopeleSSly Lost.
sy International News Service.


HOUSTON. Tex, March l0.-With the
score standing to l In favor OF the Chi
Cago White SoN, the Houston slugGers
got To Ed Walsh in their half OF the
ninth inning today for four hits and
tied up game that seemed hopelessly
lost.
The battle was called at the end OF
the tenth on account of darkness. Score,
10 9
In the fatal ninth Reynolds. q pinch
hitter, wallope0 one over Bodies head :.
Davis followed with a double. scoring
Reynolds E1llman singled and Davis
scored on SaIm's fly 10 right center. Mel
ther side was able to score in the tenth,
The SoX were still badly off In hit
tirG and -tcy couldn't 1c much with
the Houston pitchers, Rath and Weaver
continued tc show class as in(i.lders and
it begins 10 look If b1.h VIII be
kept
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EXCUSE DUE FROM ATTELL;
WE1ITE-RIVERS NEXT BOUT
Wonderful Mexican and Little Hebrew Will Battle
Twenty Rounds Next Saturday.

This will he Whites FIRST appearance
in a California staged battle. He was
given the date against the Mexican idol
after MANY weeks OF hard work on the
part Of Harry Gilmore Jr.. who insists
that White Is the hardest puncner since
the days OF IIererra.
Perhaps il would he lust as well to
let the Rivers -Attell thing simmer until
ne see how Joe fares against Whites
highly touted right hand waIloDs
AtteN has not made any plans for the
future but IL is not likely tnat he viii
quit the ring, as he is eager to get an
other chance at kilbane. lie attributes
his defeat bv Murphy Ia the big hsndl-
cap in weight. which Abe SAYS wore him
out and made him so tired at the end
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COLD DAY AT ARKANSAS SPA.
bad Bill" DahIcn Puts In Lugubrious
Sabbath at Hot Springs.
ernational News Service.

By International News ScrYicc.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March lO-Mau-
ager Dahlcn OF the Brooklyn SUperbas
did not lose very much today by not be-
ing allowed TO practice in his ''own ball
ward" The weather was cold and cloudy,
the mercury never reaching the forty
mark once. Automobilug, solfing and
horseback riding are the only things al
lowed on the Sabbath by the authori-
lies
Dahleu said tonight that Pitcher Stack
would remain with the BTuOllyus whether
Scanlan reported TO Doom or not. The
impression here is that he IS only max
ing this play 10 get out Of reporting In
the south.
Germany" Schaefer left tonight to
join the Washington club al Charlot,cS-
vile. Va. and tomorrow night Cy Sey-
mour leaves for ST. Louis.
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CLEVELAND PITCHER
ROLLS HIGH SCORE

CHICAGO. March 10.-Leaders in the
Individual and tvo-men team events OF
the American bowling congress tnurpa-
ment were threatened today when 20 men
roll ed in the doubles and lSs men rolled
in the singles In an all-day match which
between al o'clock I'm the morning and
continued untiI after midnight. Top
scores went to Harkepreiter and Farn9n
of Fort Wayne, Ind. who pulled down a
score OF 1iI2 for second place in the
doubles. In the singles Fred Falkenberg,
a pitcher with the Cleveland American
league baseball team. shot 627 for The
best score OF The day.
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YANKEES ON ANXIOUS SEAT.
Fight for Permanent Places on Team VIII
Commence Today.
Ev International News Service

By International News Service.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 1O.-Sabba Il
calm enyelopcd the recruits and regulars
OF the New York Yankees today, The
players putting in their i,lpe discussing
tomorrow's flve-lnuinG gatue--the real
commencement OF the practice season and
the beginning Of the big fight TOR positions
on the 1912 team
The game is 10 be played between the
regulars and the colts and its result and
the results OF those that follow will shape
the membership of the team this year.
Wolvcrton is delighted with his bunch
dition OF the regulars and as he has put
himself on record for absolute impartial
ity, tho race for positions will be hot
one.
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HELENA TEAM VILE
TRAIN IN PE
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO, March 10.-P. G. p
chairman Of the Provo Commerf
committee, has learned thai
(Blub) 1rby. manager Of the
baseball team. Will be in Provo oT
% 10 pick out the training gro
his team preparatory for the on
the Union league baseball season
son says Irbys players have "
structed TO report here by April [
will be put 10 work as soon az
rives preparing the r. Y. L. cau|
practice grounds.
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JAKE DE ROSTER
HURT IN A RACE

Los ANGELES March 1o.-Jakc rc
Rosier. holder ot many world s. motor
cycle records was badly injured ~ tlo
stadium saucer track tcdat. IN tho seU-
ond heat OF HIS match race with Charles
Bake. the lntters wheel slipped and De
Roster rau into II and both slid around
the track for = distance II 500 feet with
locked wnecls. When Dc Roster sIid
down the incline his MOTORCYCLE fcll on
him. breaking his loft lce in three places.
Bake Was uUiniur"d
Van Camp Fork and Beans now l0c.
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Foot Race in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. March l0-.IacIS
Nelson. winner OF the 220-ysrd dash at
the Chicago national A. a. L. meet i'm
1911. and Harry Huff. VINO won tho 100
yard dash at the jamestown \. A. Il.
games. have been matched and rorfcits
have been posted Tor n l60-yard race for
a $1,000 side bet. The race Will he run
In or near Spokane in July or August
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MURPHY is GOING HOME,
Harlem Tommy" Starts Back to New
York This Morning.
BY International News Service.


York This Morning.
BY International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1O-"Har-
lem Tommy Murphy, accompanied by his
manager, James Buckley, leaves here to-
morrow morning at 1918 for New York
The lightweight boxer is elated over his
victory in Saturdays battle with Attcll
and is particularly proud of the fact that
he came out OF the fight practically un-
marked. Accompanying Murphy on his
trip east viii he Gunboat Smith. the
heavyweight boxer who will he under
the wing OF Buckley while he is In the
east Jim thinks the gunner will make a
good showing among the big men In the
east.
Abe Attell kept to his home all day
The former champion is feeling the ef-
fects OF the punching Murphy gave him
and besides several abrasions on his face
he had A badly swollen and discolcred
eye on the left side Of his couptenauce
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FLOYD MCFARLAND
COMES NEXT MONTH

Floyd Mcfarland. manager Of tho Salt
Palace saucer. writing from Brussels
Germany To friend in Salt Lake an
nounces that he VIII be here not later
than April 90. Mcfarland has signed M
nearly all the real stars except Kramer
and this insures exciting rscine this sum
mer. Tvor Lawson is coming, Mcfarland
writes with walker and an Australian
star named Grenda. They viii be in Salt
Lake by May L. Foger and Root arc
riding in good form i'm Germany
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GIANTS WIN FROM DALLAS.
Mueesy McGraw's Regulars Have {,


Work Hard for Victory.
BY International News Service,
DALLAS. Texas, March 10.-Joc Gard
ncrs Dallas team OF The Texas League
put up q stiff game against the Giant
regulars today the New Workers pulling
out a victory by the close margin Of =
20 .. Cy Forsythc, A Giant castom OF
last spring. was the hero Of the contest
and put the Dallas Team in the running.
In the sixth inning, with two on bases.
Cy, clouted u stiuEinr two bagger of
Tesreau along the left field foul line.
securing two runs and tvinE the score.
and in The ninth he tore of hot single
past Dcvlin aud had reached third when
the thrd out was m3dc Forsythe 8
fielding was remarkably clever.
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CUM MINGS SHOOTS
SO WITHOUT A MISS

Notwithstanding the rain about thirty
Eve shooters were present Al the weekly
snoot held a the club grounds near Fort
Douglas. j.. 9. Cummings was high man
with a score of 30 straight. closely fol-
lowed by John r. Cowan with 4a Com
plete scores follow
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FAMOUS HORSES GO ABROAD.
Fitzhernert, Zeus and Other Top Notch
Thcrouahbreos on Way to France.

BY international News Service
NEW YORK. March t0.-Thirteen of
the most famous race horses In America
sailed for French race courses this nom
ing on board the Minneapolis.
They are part of the Charles Zohi or
string of thoroughbreds, trained b. g.
6. Hildreth. The shipment WAS com l.
posed Of F1tzherbert. Reus Novelty. pug
gins. Restlsouche. Hampton Court Gold
Blade. Chickasaw. Dina Den, Clif Creek.
Shannon and the two year-ods Beethoven
H. and Rroadwood
The animals are under the care OF
William Brennan and Edward Rennett
who VIII act ~ foreman for Hildreth iu
France
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Battle Royal on Mat,

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. March l0.-Thc Ilarbeitson-
McCarruu wrestling bout March IL will
have preliminary battle royal IN which
six wrcstlerS two white men. two Japs
aud TWO negroes will participate The
six men must Erappie until one has
demonstrated that hc is The champion of
thc mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
Lake Breeze Gun Club.

The following scores out OF a possible
80 were made yesterday by members or
the Lake Breczc Gun club: : Rumel,
4S; T. Rock, 30; A, Hopkins, IL; j.. Bow
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Fort Worth Beats Giant Colts.

BY International News Service.
FORT WORTH, Texas. March lV,-ln
! closely played game with light batting
by both teams, the number one Colts
or the New York Giants were defeated
here this afternoon by tho score OF > 10
]. Muuscll. FullenwcidCr and Fsrrell
pitched three innings for the Colts in the
order named. Paul"ttc was tho catcher.
The Colts PLAYED a ragged fielding game,
The Gay was cloudy and very cold
Coach Robinson was IN charge of the
visiting outfit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11

Salt Lake Hardware trophy: John F.
Cowan,. first; Charles Reiley. Jr.. seccud.
Class a medal. j. f.. Cowan Class "A.
W. NJ. Sibley. w. Young. tied. Class B
Charles Reiley. Jr. Class G, \ f. smith.
Class -. Gale MOnat
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BRITISH CHAMPION
TO BOX "WHITE HOPE"
BY Internstional News ser,ice.

BY international News Service.
LONDON. March 10 BoWbardier
Wells viii sail Tor New York on May ii TO
box Al PalzAi OF July { In San Francisco.
Wells booked his passage fortnight
sSo hut n nc had gone then Ec would
have had TO hoN in New York. and his
supporters were afraid he might 10
heaien. thus endangerluE his chances
With Pllzer. from which match Wells
vii make thousands or dollars Tho
'rsson given fOr the DOstponeueut af
MS departure IL the sllUrinz music hall
cnSaecments which have been offered him
here.
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CATALOGUE PRINTING

Done bv the Century is distinctive.
55-57 Postoffice place.
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WACO. Tex. March lp.-The Waco,
Tex. league team was unable TO hit i'm
todays gamc with team ol Chicago
Americans. and lost l. % =.
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MONTGOMERY Ala. March 1U.-Ths
first practice game between tho ST Louis
Americans and the Yauuisans today
ended IN = tie, 20 =.
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AUSTIN. TeN.. March 1u.--AuSii In
CTcNas lcaEucj defeated the Philadelphia
American second team today . To :.