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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
.RUBE MARQUARD WILL
WE'D BLOSSOM TODAY
Champion Baseball Pitcher
Takes Out License to Marry
Pretty Vaudeville Partner.
BY Interna tional News Service.

BY Interna tional News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1l.-Rube
Marquard, pitcher for the New York
Giants, and Blossom Seeley. with whom
he is appearing in a comedy sketch on
the vaudeville stage. will be married here
tomorrow afternoon at the German Luth-
eran church. This announcement was
made by Mar0uard following the appear
nnce this afternoon OF the pair at the
local marriage license office where the
necessary papers were taken out, The
records OF the pair at the license office
reads:
Richard w Marquard, 23 years old.
theatrical promoter. New York: Blossom
Katherine Kane, % years Old actress
New York
I'VE decided some time ago TO be mar
ried while VIC were In California" de-
Clared MarQuard tonight,
Miss Seeley formerly lived here and
wanted the ceremony performed in the
home OF her childhood, We have made
no plans Tor the future.
IF McC.raw meets my terms will join
the Giants after my theatrical contracts
have run out, in about four weeks. II he
doesn't. we will probably rest for a couple
of months and return TO the vaudeville
stage next falI
Dick IiinselIa. scout for the New York
Giants, who has been here for the past
ten days trying To induce Rube Marquard
to join McGraw's team at Marlin Springs.
today admitted. lie had made little pro-
gress.
81 am still hopeful, though. that Mar
guard will view the matter in a different
light said hes THE Rube declares Nc
Graw has givei. sim the worst OF it. That
Is absurd. as everyone knows.
'Marquard's contract with the Giants is
for three years and it, isn't up TO Nc
Grsw to talk salary to him until 1t eN-
pires
Pretty Blossom is a divorcee, being the
former wife OF Joseph Kane, an actor
The separation followed her partnership
with Rube in vaudeville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Juarez Race Results.

b. International NewS Service.
EL PAso. Tex. March I2.-Todays race re.
cults.
Firrt race. four iurlonRs--Mansan 10 Gar
gam. 10 l, won; Edith w. I07 (NcCabc).
; 10 ., second; Flrsl Cherry. lot (Molcsworth).
5 TO :. third Time. as 40 Mcrltorloun BinE
Hy HI, Autumnnl and Sliadraoh also ran
Second race. one milc-Godfathor, 11o (Grosr),
s.to 2. won: HagIom Maid. 40 tGroth). TO 1.
second King Lear. 1oS ttcDonaId): to J.
third. limo. lHc 20 Red Widow. Louia. Cool.
Lawn. J. NJ. Stokes. Bon Groonieuf Virginia
Lindsey. Choclaw and s, v. Hough also ran.
Third race. seven furlongs-Bnn Wilson los
thederlsl. : 10 5. won. kdalonfe. I0e (%cCabe).
TO !. socond: Masnlo. log tGargan) IL 70 l.
third. T!mc. i:2s Ethel wicks. Compton, Po-
dro, Rose o'Son. EcIcn Scott Phil connor,
Swede Sam, Golden Agnes and Bells also ran
Fourth race. one miie-Brsndo. Io3 (Robbius)
20 10. won: Evelua. l06 fHcderlsl, . TO l.
sccond; Zulu. lie tMolcsworth). II 30 9 third
Timo. 11e 2-5. Clint Tucker. Auto Girl Lam
bortha. Two Oaks aud Star Of Ashland also ran.
Fifth rnce. five aud hof furlopga-Fcrrona
lH (McCahc). 20 20 |. won; Anrelnb. 10 lCot-
toni. 10 ., second: Chlia. 10s Carter TO l.
third. Time. :0s As. Orlnar Lad, Ablbu Ro-
IBERIA, Vcllo Forty. MSrsand and Rosey Posey
also
Sixth rare soven furlonss-High Street los
Carter. TO !, won: Chauticlor. es fMcDonald)
20 s. second: Annual Interest los (accnbo,
20 70 I. third. Time. l:27 As. Palma Eve
White. Hoisblrd. Sir Barry and Roson also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
IMMENSE CROWD AT
ROWLING TOURNAMENT

TDLBDo. o.. March 11.-When the
FIVE men teams went on the alleys in the
American bowling tournament tonight.
md crowd of spectators was so large as
to' endanGer the fence separating the
boTlers from the spectators.
The large gallery was brought out by
tie appearauC OF the Brunswick An
Shrs OF New York city, winners of the
efsnt in 1912, VINO were scheduled TO
mi against The record breaking score
a S006 made by the Flor De knlspels
d ST Paul last night Harry Mucg-
ey. manager Of the Flor Dc Ftnispels,
}sho was to have rolled today with his
Dornfeld in tho two-men
event, had indigestion. Muggley was Ill
last night when he helped his team TO
break a record. The leaders were un-
disturbed by the scores made today in
the individual and two-mcn events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
PAUL DUNN
Extra Players Being Brought
Along to Insure a
Victory.

~ HE first championship basketball
team tho University OF Utah ever
had held It's last practice yester-
4 day afternoon. The workout was
held in the Deseret gymna SUM
whore the big Rocky Mountain cham
pionship series viii be played the last
three nights of this week The practice
began al 1870 and lasted an hour and
half
The fellows began by tossing baskets.
They seem to he fairly we'll acquainted
with tine floor now, after having played
on II a half dozen times this year The
Fellows shot the ball into the rings with
tho same precision which marked their
phenomenal work against the B. Y. l.
in the first encounter
After a few minutes OF passing, the
yarslty lined UP against the snsppy
knsck Of getting off with rush. espe-
oiaIly on the Deseret floor, and for the
first ten minutes caused the big fellows
champs smoothed their work down and
those same snappv low passes which have
beWildered all their opponents this year
counted for scores.
After the practice. the fellows had
short swim. Unless they feel very stiff
there will he no more practice before the
game. II 1t Is thought 10 be absolutely
necessary there may he another twenty
minute. workout tomorrow forenoon in
the university gymnasium.
Boulder Will leave this morning for
salt Lake. Besides the coach and man
ager. there win be twelve players So
eager are they 10 Win that they are pay
ing the expenses OF three men above
The guarantee furnished By the local
team,
The secret OF their success this wear
according TO reports from Denver lies
In the fact that they have large num-
her OF mon any ono Of whom can rush
into the game and relieve d man with
out weakening the team. There are two
teams at The school which are of about
equal strength, and bo,h of these win
come 10 Salt Lake.
Coach Bcnnion yesterday received a
letter from n Colorado basketball fan who
mas watched Boulder all eason He says
tne, Boulder men play woegully rough
basketball, but they play Il skilIfully He
says that it will he necessary TO have
over technical officials or the local team
can LOOK FOR A duplication OF the triple
b incident. in whicn Bennion's men
were literally roughcd or the floor. Ben
mon discounts this, though, as the two
schools arc on the friendliest OF footing
and neither expects anything unfair or
unsportsmanlike from the other
Members OF the basketball team who
also played football were Interested 10
learn that John Donovan. the famous
Boulder halfback, who won a place on
the ll-Rocky Mountain football team.
ts a member Of the regular basketball
| team. playing at guard.
Paul Dunn, who plays forward is re-
| ported TO be marvelousjy fast and ac-
| curate. with long shots,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

assorted by ono prominently idontifcd with rae
Ing that 1t is tho intention TO resume the sport
Mt Belmont park either Decoration day or
few days oarlior. That tho owners had i'm
portAnt msters TO talk evident by
tho mysterious MIR that pcrmoatcd the Jockey
club sanctnm. Before the mbgnatcs arrived u
Was emphnticaiiy denied thot meeting 10
be held. When II was over the confocecS were as
loquacious as CLANS. There wore present August
Belmont. representing Belmont park James But
Ter. the OF the Empire City course: Phil
Dwyor, chief stockholdcr in GTuycscnd aud AGuc
duet. and w. A. Engciman who controls the
Brighton courscc. Shrstogn represented by
Secretary Earlochcr and Victor schaumbcrg Of
Sheopnhced bay acted for HIS association.
While the officials refused to reveal the slight
details OF tho conference tho probabilities
ARE that whatever plans arranged were OF ten
tstivo order.
Regarding 10 the opening Of sslmon. park
previous TO Decoration day. the argumen, Of
iercd that the public would know Just where
the sport stood before the holiday. Then IL
everything wont along smoothly good sized
crowd could be expected 10 rHit the Newman,
ket Of America on that occasion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
MIKE YOKEL IS Up
AGAINST HARD GAME
Middleweight Champion Is
Sanguine, However, and
Will Collect Belts.

Mike Yokel is thinking of making a
blem OF top-notchdom In the mat gams
will be here today, and as soon as Miha
can spare time from his Y NJ. C. 4.
class he will go down and look the bet
over. # he likes 1t he will probably
order a handsome satin case made br
it, for he expects TO deprive Turner of
the trophy that has made Joe have so
many photographs taken. Before he
got this $500 belt Turner was a modest
sort OF Il fellow who shrank from the
camera. but after snneXing the belt he
can hardly pass by a photographer S
studio,
There is also a European named
lrslinger. who has a belt given by Lord
Lonsdale The British peer has always
shown a wise discrimination in distrbut-
ing such rewards: and has seldom given
one TO an unworthy person. Irslnger is
to wrestle Harbertson In Ogden, and
Mike will probably want that belt too.
for his collection. 1rslinger. however. Is
reticent about what weight he can make,
and for that matter so Is uarbcrtson.
but they will have to make Mike be-
lieve they are going to do l5S before
they get a match for the worlds title.
Right here Is where Mike needs ilnan-
ager who would insist on NOT less than
$500 forfeit for weight. YolSel, when
he announces he Is going to- wrestle'
point the crowd. He would Ire apt 10
overlook almost any difference In weight
rather than cancel the bout.i This is
laudable, but is going 10 cost him the
championship some day
Nothing OF this kind can possibly In
terfere with the Yokel- Turner match,
for Turner's normal weight is about 15S,
and he usually goes on the mat at 154-56.
He is pretty apt 70 give Mike the hardest
match he has ever had (,eDrTe 'rlobey.
the veteran manager of the wrestling
division of the Boston Hlppodrome,
writes;
game of his life This fellow Turner
Will throw him as surely as Mike
threw Gehring. Gchring Twas clever
and fast, but he was newer the peer
OF Turner, and nobody knew 1t bet
ter than Gehrlng. who refused to
meet Joe. Turner has been the
sensa tion Of Boston and New York
mat circles for, the past Year and he
has thrown all kinds. You will see
entirely new styles of wrestling
when he gets rea6iy to get a fall
Thank goodness, 1Cuohey Is not infalli-
bic as a prophet. but he does know the
wrestling game, having. managed mat
men for the past twenty Sears
The sale OF seats wlll start at Stick
neys Saturday mornrns. Already IIea
gren has orders from places as far away
as Blackfoot Ida. and from Wyoming
Tho Auditorium Is we'll lighted and
gren will be able 10 sell from 1000 Ia
1900 tickets at a dollar apiece, while
the highest priced rlngside seats will
be only So. as copnpated with So at the
last bout Heagren reduced the price
voluntarily when ne found that he could
do so. He had tn concede great deal
to get Gehring to come to Salt Lake but
Turner is more willing and reasonable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

Inc ancient and destructive treatment
30 long In use for blood polson ia nor,
nanished forever. No longer Will NOR
curry iodides and arsenic destroy human
k'nd' Tho great Swift Laboratory at At.
ianta is making a powerful herbal extra ct
,hat is unquestionably one Of the greatest
Ineoical discoveries OF all times. This
wonderful preparation Is now on sale in
nearly every drug store throughout the
country under the name Of S. S. S. It's
acuon IS marvellous. Some Of the effects
OF biood poison cured are mucous patches
IN lhe mouth. ulcers on the tongue. Inns.
IN me nose and throat: copper colore5
opiotcnes' eczema. articular rheumatism,
ecroiuions sores and ulcers. and every de.
gree and stage of blood poison.
,s me lslhe OF >. 5. S, has become almost
worldwide. 1t has given nerfnct haaI,h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
HOOS|ERS EAGER FOR
HORSE RACES AGAIN
Indiana Legislature Creates
Racing Commission and
Governor Likely to Sign.
CHARLESTON IN FORM
Irish Gentleman and Other
Good Ones Go Today at
the Mexican Course.

INDIANAPOLIS, March lin the
closing hours OF the Indiana legislature,
which adjourned sine die carly today, a
racing commission bill was passed by
the senate and went to The governor.
The bill provides for a commission
which Is empowered 10 grant licenses to
race tracks and county and state fairs.
where horse racing is TO be held. The
bill provides for license fee OF from
81 10 SO day. according To local con-
ditions and patronage.
The promoters of race meet must
satisfy the commission OF their good
moral character before q license is
granted, but in case of a refusal OF a
license the promoters may ask a court
hearing, II s said the governor will
sign the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
BASEBALL PARK is
ElNG IMPROVED

The Salt r IKE paseball magnates de-
cided ycsierd y 10 make extensive inn
provements g. I cooley park Mt once. The
stands are TO c'e moved To the northwest
ern part of Z park where left field was
last YEAR T 2e fence will be moved back
nearer Main treet as there are no houses
in the way, The stands will be in a
horseshoe ptapc Bleachers will extend
past first r',se and third base. but the
bleachers =. be several feet In front Of
the grands and The players win then
vestcrSay Q be ready for the eyhibit ion ion
games wiz the White sox, April i or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

to those who years ago haa ~ s 4
hope. 1t has been a Te's,uf, 'a,Suf,
dreds of physicians VINO en'lsl Nsel
welcome the remedy that Gu"
curry and other poisons' 80
There are thousands 0, y, h
would like to know more aoou,, "a M
ders OF S. S. S.. and a hanoy ,ss =
with colored plates showing ~ -
facts about skin and blood a. - 5 &
be mailed free upon requss, qss,ss d
Department. The Swift spss,ati, e. !;
remedy RENE Ss' from r your druggist - -
assured of complete and sp'aOS pst
covery from any skin OF ~
Be sure to ask for S. .; 0ics = ~
misled into buying blood l'
no antidotal effect.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
New Altitude Record.

PARIS. March 11,-A new worlds alti-
tude record was established today at the
Buc aerdrome by the French aviator
Pcrreyon. He rose In a monoplane TO n
height Of 5000 meters Approximately 49,
$50 feep- The previous worlds record
was made by Georges Legagneux. who
reached an altitude OF 1915 feet at Villa
Coublay OH September II, 1912.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
WELLS Is STUDYING
RECORD OF "GUNBOAT"

NEW YORK. March 1i.-RombaTdlcr Wells the
English heavyweight, Is studying the ring
ord OF "Guuhoar' Smith OF California. Wells
and Smith matched 10 hoN ton rounds In
Madison Square Carbon Friday Night and tho
holder OF tho Lord Lonsdnlo bolt never bns
seen tho Californian in action. lie Is asking
many questions about him. Last year Smith
mot "Porky'' Flynn OF Boston in tcn-round
bout Mt n local club. Tho result Of this nituir
proved OF great interest 10 Wells for In England
two years ago he got q decision over Flynn
In a twonty-round battle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. March ll.-BrisE!s q
James Parker IS assigned TO tho Ffr p
brigade and will proceed 20 Fort sas E-
Texas. and assume command OF i,lt Err
By direction Of tho president. sscs,i n
ant John S. Singleton. infantry. vii =
Lioutcant Colonel jacobs OF the Krss Z
army retiring board. a. Fort BaIard. n 4
e1nmipat!on by board. y-l|
By directions OF the president ctpsh
r. Mccoy. Third cavalry. is detailM d
her Of general rtaii corps and vii ~
this city and report TO captain OF II. q.
duty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
DAD, EAGLE
Ely, ,E1.,S BEST MAN
BY International
! Service.

Eye. a ull-bl. poded Sioux Indian. who
came to this city with white Eagle" the
father Of Luther Mccarty.. heavyweight
champion pug ilist. was uparr,e5 TODAY to
Miss August<i Huberi<snS pretty SIN SInycino
natl girl, Th @ wedding is the culminanoI.
OF a romance which had its inception
during a peri iormanc} of the Indians at
local mo2iI az pictvTe snow, where he
performed I'm = specistv act, A. p. Nc
Carly, the pr'ize fighter father. acted
as best man Tho groom is p years of
age and the b ride r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Kinsella Quits Game.
t., Naurc

BLOOMINGTON. H.. March H.
Pitcher Edward Kinsella. formerly with
the St. Louis Browns and for the last
three seasons with Denver. today an
nounced his retirement from the game
and has leased farm. He refused to
accept a cut in salary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
AMERICAN LEAGUEps
DEFEAT MINOR TIL

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March lin. !.
Americans used three veteran ,,t,,,..
tho Sacramento team In the Coast lean, :.
today, TO 8. SIX OF The sor -,,,,
In tho nth off Frank ArcIIsnes
chicago . Il
Sacramento ......, ''"",
BatTcries-Wnlsh. Laugc. Eenz ,,s go 80
sell. AFeilanes. WILLIAMS and Pills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
CORBETT HAS VISION
OF PUGS IN SOCIH

pion Of tho world who appears al h. -
thcater tonight. has been proruuleit-s q,
ory that the time will come wheu pzr.so
he admitted Into the best Glasses Of ~,
his Interview Corbett 6id not tay III m
ferrod specifically 10 the chanc.r o, '1
Flynn and 81 Paizcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Connie Mack Wins.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March m.
phia American league team de,s,,J
Texas lerguors today TO !. Hourt ~
Hnrroll aItornated as pitchers for yn.,'
Tho Philadelphia regulars will start 49,
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Montana Race Dates.

Moa,a lneing drtcs hsvo been tentatively
set sJriy 7. .
Butte ~ W SusuAt y. thirty days.
Ame ~ August II to August "a fourtoo,
der. ,edsc September TO September IS. four.
teen = IT,
n: september 81 10 September % ak aavs
(Pc . r,Elt days moro at Helena 90
uAlne w!ll open uomc time In .n.,,
- - lkfly hold n sixty-day meet " ''i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
suvlpn and Demarest Win

ST. r,ot, 7. March i1-Georgc sutton ,yor
from G. !: Peterson. 900 10 s3e and c,,Pi
pemsres, ested Jose ortiz. 400 10 iss IN Ga'yn ,ho
second daL play In tho 49,. bakIins bIi,io"S ,nS
tournament, oeing held here. In tonlrb.,s som
sutton raT ?3s In his ninth inning ana so,e ean,e
iW m HI en,h. sutton'a average wan "a ''s0a sOa
Potsrson'i g. pomhtest averaged 26 io-is All
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Ball Player Guilty.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March IL-Danuie
Claire; iptIelder for tho Sioux City team OF
tho Western league. today pleaded guilty TO a
charge Of violating tho Mann act.'' He waa
TO his home town. LudnEton. Mich. Sentence
Will announced to1uY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
St. Louis Browns Win.

WACO. Tex, Siarch iI-Thc 81. La, !
team league team was defeated BIZ M
Texas Iengue team today. 6 TO e. Sehv<-i ;
and Wclcman. recruits. pitched "a, d 4,
Wieldman Is snid 10 DO the ians,, -
either major league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Joe Thomas Gets Decision.
b international News Service.

| By International NowS Service,
| ATLANTA. Ga, March u.--Afior ten rounds
OF fast fighting Joe Thomas OF Ncw orcnnn was
declared tho winner over Tommy O'Kecte OF
| Philadelphia. o'Keeie had shade in tho fiTst
round. tho eighth and ninth were even. and
Thomas had the Others by wide margin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
International Hockey.

NEW YORK. March 11-Selection Of 2 team
OF All-hmcrlcan stars 10 play the boSt amateur
Ice hockey team in Canada in this city 10 the
near future announced tonight. Tho
Winnipeg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Ten Bounds 10 Draw.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK. March il.-Pa,sy Kline and
Young OrlBcolI fought ten slnshinG rounds 10
draw bnfore tha Irving A. c. OF Brooklyn to-
night. Both OF the men in good condi-
tion and we're fresh az the finish, Hurry Dono-
hue OF sPekiu, III, defeated Jimmy jarvis In
tho final ten-round bout at Browns gymnasium
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
National BoWlers Win.

The Nationals two out OF three Eames
from The CTowus last night. C. Zimmerman was
the high bowler. making the total OF 5TI and
his highest 10 slngIc gnmo 22o Tho All
Americans and tho SCOTS VIII play tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Belmont Park Nav Omen

b. International News serylcc.
NEW YORK. March ia concIoyc o, rane.
Track owners was held this afternoon ut ihr
Jockey club TO discuss programme for the com
ins season When the conference va. oysr
there wus no official news distributed II -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
DoWncN.
NcCa nnon.

Nelson made four out of seven field
baskets. Petersen and Rowe made three
field baskets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
Kodak Pictures Ftnished

Mail US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street Exclusive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
CROWNS
McCammon Beats Downev

M'CAMMON Ida. March u.-McCam-
mon won from DoWDey today In "A rough
game of basketball, 3s TO 81 The line
IN:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

Dick Cooley. formerly OF Salt Lake. is slated
TO manage San DleGo's team IN the California
asaocia lion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
TWO MORE BASEBALL
LEAGUES AUTHORIZED

AUBURN. n. Y. March Il.-Sccrctary John Fl.
Farrell OF the National Association OF Profos-
sional Baseball tongues announced today the
formation OF TWO new len5ueS which have ro-'
celvcd protection from the national association.
They are tho Southern California association,
composed OF san Diego, Pasadena. Long Beach
and San BornaTdino; ana the Empire Stnto
league. composed Of Brunswick. Waycross. Amer
ious. Thomanvilc. Cordnc and Naldogta. Ga.
Both qualified IN Gloss d.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12

. HE first championship basketball
u team the University OF Utah ever
had held its last practice yestcr
daY afternoon The workout was