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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Rattling Good Fight Expected
From McF arland and Murphy
By Bud Fish,

doubt can stand up under a beating with
better grace, He has been mlngllnG with
tho professional boxers for nvc years and
like Psckey. never has lost n fight. Muir
phys middle name, he says, is Flight,
and Packey Mcfarland long has been d
red flas i'm front OF his face The Bos-
ton lad Is confident OF victory, Just as
cocksure as the veteran Mcfarland is
Murphy believes. as Ad Wolgast does,
that nobody can heat him ct hia weigh;
and promises 10 give pschcy the most
troublesome half hour ne ever had.
Packey knows the calIbor Of Murphy's
guns. He realizes full well that IL will
take the best In the Mcfarland shop TO
nose out win this time and nc is pre-
pared 10 put his best foot forward.
One thing all may rest assured Of; This
will he a dandy nght- II has 10 be. It's
the big chance for Murphy. and he must
cut loose. With him. lightning Packey
VIII have to fight That means action,
Emil Thiry Willie Ritchie. Johnny Nc
F'arland a brother. and Johnny McFar-
land. cousin, will be in the stockyards
BOYS corner,
Murphy Will be handled by Mickey Nc
Bride. Phil Sweeney. Tom Quite and
Jerry Murphy, a brother, who has come
on from Boston.
Not in many moons has there been SO
much betting in Chicago over a boxing
say that at least $4,000 has been
NaGered here over the outcome.
Mcfarland. being 4 Chicago boy and
possessing an nterna tional reputation. Is
the favorite among sporting men. and the
prevailing odds are 10 TO on his chances,
The fighters will make fS6 pounds 81
3 O'Clock tomorrow.
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JOHNSON WILL GIVE
DODGE A MATCH

julius johnson. replying to Tom
podEe's challenge. SAYS tnat when ne
gets through with his other engagements
he will wrestle Tom Dodge again. but
as he debated Dode once, he feels that
Dodge should do something TO show he
has improved before demanding another
match. johnson saws wncn he wrestled
with Dodge and threw him. he had no
less than a score OF bites and scratches
ON his hands.
Il viii wrestie him ot catch weights
when ! get ready. although he is A little
heavier than | am SAYS Johnson
johnson weighs little more than I
do saws Dodge
The fact is. that they are so nearly
the same weight neither knows which is
the heavier.
Johnson is going 10 wrcstle at Mer-
cur Saturday night. where he meets n
man who weighs 1S5. One week from
Saturday night he is TO meet an un-
known at Eichfied. This unknown
agrees TO throw johnson and Alfred both
in an hour, but he will be a busy wrest-
Ter II he does IL.
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Results at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. :. g. Feb. l3.-Race
results.
firs, Esce--.-1c mile: Spirells. III
GOOSE 10 /. won: lcmassee, III G.of-
tpsb. 10 !. second Little Dad, III dig
Sin-l. 10 TO /. uird. Time. ~.
second Hace-'-s mile: Republican. liz
tHopkiusl. 10 =, won: Lewis. i02 (Tur-
uorl. 10 !. second Silas Grump, l01
IuIGnu). to L. third. Time. lac i-5.
Third Race One mile. Roehuck. o.
'IurneTl. 10 .. won. Dixie Knight. I0i
,,N jlsonl 10 20 !. second; Henry Hutch
I.f1.
Fourth Eace--S-i mile handicap: Bcrke-
,Vi-rJ, IT,. 'Igi'usl, Iii sr. : to !; won: Lawton
", W I.itts,on. ss tHopkins). to /,
third Time. 1919 lis.
FIFTH Eace-s.I mile: ochre Court, %
'Schweihigl, 10 10 !. won: Tnly's Night
mare tMccahe). "a T. sccnnd: Spring
mas. los Dussn). 10 /, third. Time
l:le 1-5.
sixth Race--One mile and 20 Yards
Earn Dance. - tGouldp. 20 l. von
Chiffon Squaw. a. GBruccl. 20 |. sec.
end Belfast. fI (Amoroscl, : 70 /. third
Time. | So ;.t
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SALT LAKE BOXER IS
WINNER IN TOURNEY
AL Shrader SO Superior TO
Walters That Referee Stops
Bout in Third Round.

DENVER, Feb. rG.-Anothsr boxing
championship went 70 Salt Lake tonight
when Al Shrsdcr Won "A game battle In
tho finals OF the proposed twcnty-second
annual boxing and wrestling tournament
OF the Denver Athletic club.
Snraders opponent in the 35-poUnd
class was Walter Walters of Denver,
Walters rushed into Shrader,s straight
lefts and upporCuts until the referee
stopped the night in the third round 10
save him from further punishment,
Following arc the summaries:
l9J-pound wreStling-Nilliam Cook de-
fcated William ltested,
15S-pcUnd wrestlnG--William MINI
mock defeated Morris Nysasrd.
Heavyweight wrestlinC-MorriS Ny
eaard defeated Roy Johnson.
le5 pound boxing Morris Burke defeat
cd Gully Lnrcc, decision.
li5-pound boXing--Chares Burns de-
sestod Terrence Murphy, decision.
la5-pound box,ng-GcorGe Pauldino de.
featcd George Horton. seconds threw UP
sponge beginning fourth.
l35-pound boNing-A Shradeg, salt
Lake defeated Walter Walters, referee
stopped bout 10 save Walters in thlro
vound.
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Today's JuareZ Entries.

JUAREl. Feb. iS.-Entries for tomor-
row:
First Race--PurSe. maiden "-year odds
four furlonEs. Oldsmoblle, Sumptuous
FhllopcDa. Motto's Pride, lo9, Blue Jay
Ded steaIns, MolIer. FL Psloma. Old Gi-
hraiiar. liz; Vested Rights. l0p.
Second Race-Sx turlouss; Decessricu
30; Thistle Rose a5; MdndadeCo Gus
Cartridge. 81; W, n. Ford. 100: Boa ua
IQa; Mia Emma G.. silver Stocking
10. Brave Withers. Regards, Doc Allen
Hidden Hand. ii-: Rosemo, il6,
Third Race-Seilins. live furlongs: r.
Patio. 100; sHazel g. Iol: sWitness, Pret.
~ March. Wastoila. 1903: Old Grow. Isom
Nsrii. los; Hardy. Drorni. Hugh Gray
Bill Anderson. los: Free Free VIII. no
Rsuuctio. il5.
Fourth Race--MIle handicap: Laboid
%: Fireman. ps: Irish Gentleman I02
Arssce. 10: Bourbon Beau. 1l2; Injury
ne.
Fifth Eacn-SeUinc. six f,.rlongs Man.
asseh. ss. Great Iriar. Mamie McDec
%: col. Marchmont. Io9; Delaney. l05.
SiSth Racc-Selllnc. one mile. sBoi
lynch loo; Pipe Vision. l0l: Fern L.
Keep Moving. ioS; New Capital Litil,
Msrchmont. Maisie Girl. Black Mate, ls5
Fi=ent. l"S. Juan, ii2.
Apprentice allowance.
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Ey International News Service

By International News Service
UlCAGO, Feb, l3.-Packcy McFar-
land and Eddie Murphy, two Irish
kings OF the prize ring. will bat
~ tic ten rounds before their rival
clans in South Bend tomorrow
night
\ coodly share OF the 1000 seats in the
lloosier citT's Auditorium thcatcr VIII bc
occupied by members OF the rival clans
from Chicago. Murphy, though he halls
from South Boston. has invaded the
stockyayds district. long the demcspe OF
lists. in fact. have started what is almost
an Irish ciyil war in that neishborhood
Though Murphy has combined an Irish
brocuc with down cast accent, he has
won his way into the hearts OF Celts In
this town and will have plenty of back
crs when the gong starts him off against
the hitherto unbeatable whirlwlnd FROM
the yards.
We expect 10 sec the best bout ir
years tomorrow night This pair oi
master boxers arc as full OF scrap as
bantam ROSTERS II they get off right
the battle will live long ~ the memory OF
spectators.
The world knows about packey Me-
Farland He has fought from London 10
California and back again. In eight
years Packcy has been held even at
times but. never shaded, lie is one oI
tho boxing maVvels of the age. 4 de-
light to watch in battle and one Of the
hardest In the game 10 cope with In a
short bout.
Murphy Is hghtinc bulldog, He Is
clever though not as tricky as Packey
But he is stronger. hits harder and nc
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Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. $ =, Feb. Ia Entries
Tor tomorrow.
FRS, race, purse.. three and half FUR
longs-Poily Worth. BarclI Lutz ST
tyons. Garden 81 Allah. Hulda Maud.
prnanda spice. Yemaseec io7; Ethel
burg II. Pink Lady. ll3
Second race. selling. six furionss--
Nun. incisicn. Camel. Royal Captive, liz:
Msrry, Lad. Magazine. 10. Richard Reed,
los. sir Edward III.
Third race. purrc, Eve and half fur.
longs-parling. li0: Trance. l1l: Auoret.
us: Mack y. Euhanks, lie; Onager Ils:
III
Fourth racs. mile and seventy Yards
Col. Holloway 81: Col. Ashmeade, ai
Console. les: Gagman. IS. Font. s5.
I:oehiel, III; idlewelss. 81. Tom Massle
Endymion II. li6.
Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Emily Lee. 81. Western Belle. Miss
Jonah. Jack Denmsn. Double Five. i05:
~ Cambon Bertis. io7. L,n.. 30: our
Nugget i0l. Golden Treasure Ies; Col
leia. a2 Short order. 100. MontsFuie. los.
sixth race, mile and a sl1teenth-Hur-
ncr GrisNeil 20. The Golden Butterfiy.
lo7: Troy Weight. los: Double Five si
Font 100; Enendi. l07. Helene. "a: Ag-
1ar. lee: Sir cleScs. Montgomery. 100.
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hicts with the American league fall to
his city, There are Eve OF these--on
MAY and 26 June 2S, and September
and 90. Murphy fears that tho wallop-
ine administered to his Cubs by the
White SoN last fall may hurt his chances
on these counter attractions.
The National league meeting will con-
tinue tomorrow afternoon at > o'clock.
Several amendments TO the organization $
constitution, as we'll as the new national
peace agreement, Will furnish the topics
OF discussion.
Charles w. Murphy and Horace FoSel
put through the first big trade OF the
year Chicago gave Catcher Peaches"
Graham. for whom King wss traded, 10
the phillics for Catcher Garter aud Pitch
OF Ward. raw Quaker CITY recruits
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REPORT ON HIGH
SCHOOL MARKS

In the fifth official repol, ,.,,s.,,
tcr0ay by Paul Parmcics In-1 NJ
retsry Of the National Rlae 49,,
II VAS announced that ;le Sal, d.,
school lost It's match Nith N, l,,-l
school by score OF a,2 10 yf ~
ing this match the Salt Lake EN-
for third place. The hisN -
shot two matches that Il l,, ss
from. Tho standing OF he ,,,,,
far as reported follows: =
Iowa high school. won 6. lNi =
ern high school philadelphia. sd
0. DecrinG high school goa (; 4
Baltimore Polytechnic. Won ). hg !
Lake high school. won (. lor I. h
high school. Won I. lost ,: Wmi1
school won 3. lost :: Brs,i,
school. won 3. lost s. Manual M
school OF Philadelphia. Won I Il
Manual Training school o. Ua2
Columbia. won 3. lost :. 'potia|
school. Won ,, lost I Central "a \
Of Philadelphia. won ., los, 1. 1s'
Clinton high school OF Nov Y5fk n
lost =: Business high school. sol
.; ogden high school, Won Q. eat
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Or. DOUCHERTY, AT7
TO |, IS A SURPRISE

1CAEEZ, Feb. 13.-Dr. Dousherty al
: to !. proved an easy winner OF the
handicap AZ six furIongs here today. On
quarter miles, viii be run and good
field l. expected. The stake Will be
worth S10G and a silver cup TO the vim
ncr. Weather clear. track fast. sum
mary:
First Racc-Five and 4 half furlongs
Lady Stalwart. loi tMuuayl. to J.
won: Braxtou. 10 (seldcn). { TO ]. sec
ond: Phil Connor. 1o6 fGroth>. 10 10 !,
third Time. i.01 80 Coed. PaTuei'
Girl. Duchess Philippe, Harvest Fly: jim
Nc. Transparent, Deer Foot, SainesJ
Belle or the Bay. unlucky and Oonoomoo
second Face-Six furlongs; Royal Tes
llG (CaIlahsal. . to 10, Won; Moralsht'
1oi Gross. > 10 l. second: Amohslko.
loG Murray. ) 10 :. third. Time, l:l3
a-5. Dog star, Batwa and Gilt also
Third Esce-dne mile: The Bailr's
Daughter. lo5 tGross,. 3 To /. won: Dot
tic g.. 1o5 (CallshsnJ, 4 10 I. second
Mnnolette. no CWinsdeld) - 10 /, third.
Time. l:it So Lehigh Mycense, Vol
.lui. N.anza, Pedro. Cameo. The Peer,
liiEh Range and Green Bridge also ran.
Fourth Rsce--SiS furlongs; Or. Dough
erty. lo2 (Johnsoup. ia /. won; Goldhnn.
ios tGrossj. TO |. second; Closer, ~
orion, s 10 .. third. Timc. l;lS. Dr..
smoot. Nsnir and kootenay also ran.
Fifh Rscc-Fsvo furlongs: Faueuil
Hall, 10 Uicnryl. TO |. won; Little
lane, i1S (Tapiinj. 90 l. second; Gelico,
ITO Gross. 10 TO 1, third. Time los S5,
Golden RUBY. Lady Tendi, Light Knight.
John II. Shechau and Hex also ran.
Sixth Racc--Onc mile: Crossorer, l02
fGroSsl. : 10 l. won: Uncle Ben. 1i0
Murray. TO J, second: John Louis.
los OIcurSr. ) TO :. third. Time. l:59 So.
Dangerous March and ]. II. Reed also
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National league maSnates announced
after the meeting that there was A great
deal OF kicking over The schedule. Horace
Fogel OF the Phlilies, and Charles w.
Murphy OF the Cubs, were decidedly put
out II was the turn of the Phillios 70
open at home In 1912, but the Athletics
were given this privilege for the second
consecutive time because of the fact that
the Rcd SoXs new park will not be ready
so early IN the season.
The Boston Nationals this season will
open al home for the second time. Fo-
gel qUietcd down when ne was assured
that the Philadelphia Nationals would be
allowed 10 open in the Quaker city In
both 1919 and 1914. Murphy was pecv ed
because Of the fact that all OF the con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
CRIPPLES WRESTLER
TO WIN THE TITLE
By International News Service.

TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 15.-What prom
sed 10 be a gruellng wrestling match
for the lightweight championship OF the
world was brought 10 an abrupt end this
evening when Johnny Billiter OF this city
secured a toe hold on Henry Wirth Of
Chicago and compelled him 10 give UP.
Wirth exhibited wonderful amount OF
nerve and grit when he withstood tho
agony OF the disastrous toe hold for siN
minutes. He did not yield until several
licsments in his left leg had snapped.
Both contestants were trained 10 per-
lS3 pounds.
After tussclinE several minutes for a
point Of vantage. Billiter forced Wirth 10
the mat and Immediately went on the
aggressive. lie played for Wirth's toe
aud in a few minutes secured the hold.
which soon terminated the match. The
time was II minutes and IS seconds.
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Cancels Two Matches.

ST. JOSEPH. Feb. l3.--Freddie Dan
cls til" st. Joseph lightweight. broke
Two tcndons in lls right foot today while
running on the road. and as result has
hccn compelled TO cancel two matches
for this month, He WAS To have met
Young Saylor at 81. Louis next Thurs
day night and Young Gordon OF st.
Louis at Quincy one week later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
GIBBONS coNQUeRS HICKS.
ST. Paul WhirIWnd Finally Tires OF Max
Ina Punching Bag Of Adversary.
Ey International News Service.

Ey International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. l%.--Mike Gibbons
the St Paul whirlwlnd, dispellcd all
doubts as To his superiority over Freddie
Hicks. the Detroit boxer by beating his
foe In every round Of the ten they en-
gagged In at the Falrmouut Athletic club
tonight.
Hicks suffered a hard trouncinE without
causing Gibbons any worry during the
fight Gibbons wearied from pounding
Hicks after the fifth round and there
after ne staked his chances of ending
the battle by Knockout on one chance
walop, hut failed TO down Hicks, who
fcebly tottercd about the ring only to
be saved by the bell.
The seventh round was the only one
In which Hicks made any kind Of a show
Ing
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ROHL||V DIES WE||
STUDYING lQNgB|
By International News s.r,,.

Ey international News S.ryl,,
BROOKLYN. Feo. is-c,. /,
one-time king Of the heayv,,...
and of late proprietor Of ~,
suddenly rnis evening whil. !, =.
ment above his place 0, hr.,..
Ills death Was caused by .,,-,,.,
At I o'clock ne went un,,.,.' -
rer. mis- wife. the well lSno,.. = y y
oil Br,ookiSn. having summon,l y
sat do"n To read the ,nlrcJw,'..
new book Just given him n. !.
Longevity, when be su66,sIy - 4
unconscious. Mrs. Rubin nj ~ W
moned physician. bu, Rp,il, =.
when examined. He vas IA ~
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League Games Show
Numerous Conflicts


TEW YORK Feb 13For the first time the two
the hand Of fellowship Greater
New York have real rproaring baseball
the Inaugural day OF the 1912 campaign.
The National League champion giants TO begin the
hos Brooklyn the day the Yankees touch off the first
Hill the plan adopted by the Lynch
schedule meeting the WaldorAsoa
schedule which had been agreed upon couple Of mouths
by the major leagues unanimous S' ratified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Trendall to Box Saylor.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1$.--Harry Trendsll.
local lightweight, has signed articles to
meet Young SAVIOR OF Indianapolis be-
fore the st. louis Athletic club here
Thursday in place OF Freddie Daniels OF
St Joseph. who broke two tendons In
bis risht foot while runnlns on the road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
GUN CLUB WILL 90,
SHOOT FOX

The salt lake Gpn .auor s,SD 4 q
,icn t shoot Yesterday in ,,,Say nS1y w,
IIarvcy McMuTchi;; ,,',,r5r y
straight targets, H''' /.
follow "a. n ucMuc.,
sharp. Sr.. IS; Jonn ,1s,,Isn eiSsi. y
Carmichael. IS; " "rl-.Iisrs ,li,ti,, B1'',
sey Burgess. w tInuari NiSs
3sG" R5}". Sg%fH; s9! bsys 81 Hood. aSE's g c''''
81: 4. Dornan' ~. Tor "a.
4 Landscape shoot ,tD ~ rsn s'S y,
bers @ compete against
icrcIIn nXpertt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
CARNEGIE GIVES
$500 FOR OLYMPIC
BY International News scrrice.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb l@.--Andrcv Car
negie. the steel masnate, today dorat cd
$500 10 the Olympic fund 10 help defrs Y
the expenses OF athletes who will battle
Tor Uncle Sam in the Olympiad st Stock
holm, Sweden. next June There is now
$40. 600 in the fund. According 10 Gus
tavus T. 1iirkby, president of the A. 4.
l., 100000 Is needed 10 dctrsy all
expenses.
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Referees Decision Unpopular.

OAKLAND. Cal, Feb. l3.--Fritz lfo
land of Spokane and Otto Berg Of Ore
gon. middleweights fought ten rounds
to a draw here tonight. The decision
WAS unpopular The spectators fayorinc
Berg. This Is the second lime the mon
have fought. the first fight in EIlens-
burg. Wash, resulting in draw after
ten rounds OF hard lighting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Palmer Puts Wagner Out.

By International News Service
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l3.-Eddie Pal
mer OF New Orleans knocked out George
Wagner OF Wllkcsbarre In the second
round OF their fight at the Douglas Ath-
letic club tonight the referee stopping
the bout with Wagner stumbling about
the ring helpless
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Young Wolg asst" Wants Match.

Guy Sorensen, Who is managing Fight
his UGs Uins Yonne 2so as9 'Ssen pues nns
who recently arrived from Chicago. and
who wants to meet any l2S- pound boy
In this vicinity. Replies to his challenge
may b" sent to the sporting department
OF The Tribune.
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Eight Rounds to Draw,

BY International News Service
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb. b.
Terry Nelson OF Philadelphia and Young
Joe Grim OF Baltimore fought eight fast
rounds 10 4 draw here tonight before the
Chattanooga Athletic club. The mill was
furious throughout, both men landing fire.
'quently. In the second main bout,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-14
Spokane Wants Baker.

SPOKANE wash. Feb. is.-ManaEer
Cohn of the Spokane team ot the North
western league WAS notified TODAY that
Catcher Dolnar Baker nas been awarded
70 the Helena club Of the Union assocla-
tion. cohn declared that Baker had
been formally rrleased by the Helena
club. and Announced ne will appeal the
ease 10 the national commission
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Clarence to Meet Wildcat" ;"

ST. JOSEPH Mo-. Feb, 13-"Wildcat"
Ferns OF Kansas City and Clarence Eng
lish OF Omaha have been matched for
IA 15-round bout here February ~. &C
cordng 10 an announcement by the Rob-
!donX Athletic club today.
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trslia, today signed up 10 fight Jimmy
Barry, the Chicago puSilist, on March 9.
McVey also signed for fight with Sam
LaDgfo!d OF Boston on Easter Monday.
April &. Langford is the heavy weight
champion OF England.
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Ten Round Draw.

MEDFORp. Or, Feb. l3.--Bobbic Ev-
ans OF Portland and Young Dixon OF
Kansas CITY. fought a fast ten-round
draw here tonight.
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WiiiTE HOPE KNOCKS OUT WHITE.
Al PaIzer Duplicates Hsymsker rie Land.
ed on Al Kaufman in Their Bout.

BY INTERNATIONAL News Service.
BROOKLYN. Feb. l3.-lD eXactl% The
same manner In which he knocked out
Al Kaufman, thereby gaining his present
prestige, Al Palzer cmbalmed Sailor
White in the ffth round OF their pro-
posed ten-round bout at the Royal Ath-
ietic club tonight. a right uppercut TO
the jaw put the bold tar to the mat
White kept Pszer busy for a spell in
the first. keeping sNay from hard let
hooks, Palzcr found il hard TO reach
White IN the first two minutes. but as
soon as he landed A left to the jaw. fol-
lowed by right 10 the stomach White
broke ground. Thereafter Palzer had
naiters his own WAY.
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0''Dj IN BOWLING

ny Internatlonal New, r~ra
LOS ANGELES ~, ,,sri 4
ared and seyepty;n-y.f from 80
,r,eapTe,entatlvc boS''sil I'm b. ~,
ness to tske Prblch opsns 10
ing congress. Fr nd E'll n
night al Sixth 81" ,ams. L.e<,
arc 20 five-nnsn ,nsIs 60
tsraG' 4 large n9mp,I .Sn meet -
ers have entered inc ne
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McVey to Fight Barry.

BY international News Service.
SYDNEY. y. S. w. Feb. lj.--Sam Nc
Vey. the California puGist and holdor
OF the heavyweight championship OF Aus
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KOinncy o. S8II Lake ltFelfPU lUc
game: Porter WAS scorer and Gowans
WAS timer
After the game the 5irls OF the domes-
tic science department gave a banquet
10 the members OF both teams,
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American League Meeting.

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.--NiaEnates OF the
american baseball league are here for
the annual meeting tomorrow. \ sched-
ule mas been prepared and will proba-
hlr be adopted without much discussion
The chief interest Is in prospective
trades
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NATIONALS
SECOND TEAM Or !.
HIGH SCHOOl'

The high school second 'osD =,
tho high school intermel>'0o. - y
afternoon al basketball D! a:
10 p. The game VAS ~. ~
nrst half but in the scCVnr :. ~ 4
rosort"d 10 rough tactic, ~ ~ +
the first half and WaiI W
rrcc the second hall. GW ,Gi,,A.aist|
fouls strictly. ~ Coacn h.s s.,,s 4
MCINTYRE in to hn,sh ths -
Tho second game ior a'S 'hSo,s n.
second team boys Winning
hut the Intermediates va ns ,w 4
Stars for the second team 80
and Young. S,aIs ~, - Ttls.
were Porter and fle'Oh''' ',,,,rrii.'
So.pnd Team
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Young Jack Johnson won over Harry
Wallace OF Galveston.
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STARS 4
BEAT NATION
DESEEE.r STARS

I'm the CITY league bowling ~
night the peserct stars osIes',. q
tionals b. the following scores
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WEBER ACADEMY
DEFEATS l.. d. S. u,


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. i$.--The Weber academy
basketball team defeated the Latter-day
Saints university, SO 10 IS, tonight 4
feature was the basket throwing OF Eel
nap. Weber's left forward The lineup:
Weber L. u. :. L.
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paid In plain psssessf III 'BfsgSI e.. g.
Hsod IS . SsrsspsTills'
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Letter for Jack Dowunv.

The sporting Department. Of The Tvib-
unc has letter for Jack Downcy