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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
ROYAL DOLLY AGAIN
| WINNER At JUAREZ
bld Cantem Also Pulls Off
Another of His Unaccount-
able Victories.
, International News Service.

" International News Service.
Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. 19.-Royal Dolly
as again victorious today, paying is tc
Cantem, at IS TO S. took the last
ice. Results:
First race. four tu-longs-old Ben. 10 (Borell
\ 10 ]. won: otholIo, 40 (KederIsl. 10 J.
bond: Edith W, ioT (McCabc). 10 .. third
! me. 40. Gasr. Kindness Robert AantcIl
TglnIa s. and shadrach also ran.
second race. six furoues-Helcn Scott. los
tedcris). 10 20 !. won; sairauor, ios Gala
In. 8 TO 2 second: Harlem Maid, los tGroas).
4 TO ]. third. Time. 1:i5 i.5 Doc Alien, Nc
an. Luke Van Zsndt, Tom c.. clint Tuckor.
\ Sabio. Ruth Esther snd Hidden Hand also
h.
'rhird race six turlonEs-Mers,nd, iIo (Kod~
ls). 10 I. won; High Street. 1lo Carter.
10 !, second Country Boy. io7 (McCaOol,
TO l. third TIme. I:l3 Rob Farley. Mamie
\ a. Macy. Heine and FL Toro also ran.
vescot jas oCavanaugh S TO /. won; Charles
Ss,s. lOl forsyth. II 70 5. second; Elizabeth
prNood. los CMoDonaldl. Is to 8. third. Tmc
n IS surfrasist. Daddy Clip. FRAGILE. Bedo
II serenade also ran.
frlnh race, five and a half furlonEs-Royal
ply. ~ ,CalIahsnl. Is to 6. Ammo Nc
II. ioS fGon,ryi. 10 T. second; Mike Mollet',
y tGrotN. 20 10 I. third. Time 1907 2-5. os-
J Ia 3, Tommy Niece. Buss. Hugh Gray. Foun-
\ Square and swiftEure also ran.
|sisth race mile and a HiSteenth-CRntem, 105
|urlinEsmei. ;6 10 &. won: Flying. % tNathan).
10 J. second: Colder Agnes. Ic3 (Gross). 10
,hird. Tine. i:is. wadswor,h II and
hs-ta also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
WOLGAST LOOKS LIKE
REAL CHAMPION NOW
b. International News Service.

b. International News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1o.-Any
fear that Ad Wolgast will not be in
first class condition when he meets
Harlem Tommy Murphy next Saturday
afternoon was dissipated today, when
the Cadillac boy, showing sudden and
startling reversal Of training form,
went at his task in the same vigorous
manner that characterized his prepara-
tory work during his championsh p
DAYS.
A solid hours work in the gymna-
sium, three rounds with Young Mackay
and a rafting four-round bout with
"Red' Robinson were some of the
tests included In his afternoon work
out. When he called quits the former
champion was breathing naturally and
didn t appear at all distressed;
81 am in much better condition right
now than 7 was when [ stepped into
the ring TO defend tho championship
against Willie Ritchie.n declared VOL
CAST as he lay on the rubbing table. 90 ]
could go into the ring tomorrow and
put up the fight OF my life. +"
Wolgast will put in another hard
days work tomorrow and ease up bit
Friday.
Harlem Tommy Murphy. who is train
ing at Shannon 6 San Rafael resort. cut
out the boxing feature of his training
programme today, He is at present
weight and will only do enough work
TO keep his muscles limbered up be
| tween now and fight time.
Wolgast' IS sudden display OF pepper
in today's workout resulted in loosen.
ing up of the betting market, and indi
cations tonight are that he Will enter
the ring 10 to 8 OF 10 to favorite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
HARDWARE BOYS LOSE,
BUT TOP THE LEAGUE
Rivalry Between Centers in
Henagers and Telephones
Culminates in Scrap.

The seventh set of Commercial league
basketball games was played off before
a. large crowd at the Y. NJ. G. a. last
night, BY far the fastest contest of the
evening was the game between the Parks
and the Hardware team. The game was
fast and rough. The Parks won, 2S TO
l6. The Hardware boys are still in the
lead, however, with the Parks and Conti-
nentals stlll tied for second place.
The Contlnentals beat the Halliday
boys without any trouble, 30 to IT. In
the first half Wilcox played like a whirl-
wind, but in the second half he slowed up
considerably. Hammond also did fast
work and showed class
The game between Henagers and the
Telephone lads was a walkaway for the
former, From the first of the game it
was evident that there was redhot rlvaly
between the big centers. They butted
each other and tried TO rough IL con-
stantly. After the game there was a
set-to, but no one was much injured.
\ Standing of the teams:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Charleston Race Results.

International News Service.
|-HARLEsTo&, S. C.. Feb. ia-Today's race
ults:
First rsoe. three furlonEs-rrsnees NJ. liz
,oosel. 6 to 3. won. ada. i12 tskiryin). 10 J.
bond. Dainty Mint, 1i2 tNartinl. 3 TO :.
"a Time &c Is. FlSmingo Edna Leska
Il Nadsc'S Sister also ran.
coupled.
fccond race five and a holt furlongs-viley.
tNontodri, 20 1, won NlsF Jonah, 100 Out
IN. 5 20 /. second; Mama Johnson. 81 (SnIdorl.
70 J. thlrd. Time. os -. Premier Merry
Ssc and cynosure also rnn.
Third race the Spar;snburS selling stakes.
,c mile aud seventy ysrds-Donald Mcdonald.
fButweln. : 70 .. Won. John Furlong. IL
IusSTayei. I 20 . second: Busy. i03 tGoosel.
20 3. third Time. 1:i5 Is. only 1hrcc
Arters.
Fourth race five and a half furlonEs-Ross-
~ ". So fSkirvini. 20 TO l. won; Pink Lady.
fFordi. 8 10 1. second: Commoner's Touch 10.
orgFave, ; 10 :. third Time. l:os 20. Dus,
kn Lady Sybil. Moaaui Coucurran Occur
|Aicne and Fairy Golmotler also ran.
|Fifh race. five and half furlonEs-Clothes
lush et tskryiuI. u 10 IN. won; Berkeley ios
fsToudei. IL 70 1. second; Rubin Grandis, I01
ocsei. ~ IN !. third. Time. % s-5. Casque.
IS Primitive. Abrasion and Bad News II also
|Slx,h race. one rniie-Spindle. liz tiuagrave).
n ~. won; Clsque. Jos Cwolte). { TO l. sec
IL Carlton Club. ~ (De-onde). s 10 3. third
mo. las. Sweet Owen. Bon Prior and Mont
70 also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
By Willie Ritchie.
LIehtwelsht Champion Of the World.


BY International News Service.
n rEW YORK, Feb. 19.--I was asked
~ to go up to the Empire club to-
vi night to give a champions opinion
OF champions performance. SO
/ took in the Kilbane- -Kirkwood
fight
had heard much OF Tilbane and all OF
jt wasn't complimentary, either They
told me he couldn't fight. ] know better,
but then 7 was sent TO say things about
what l saw
I want to say right now that what /
looked upon in that ring was as business
like a job as I ever saw performed in a
ring. kilbane. a true champion. stopped
Kirkwood to a dead standstili In six
rounds. and every minute OF the six was
a treat Now, Kirkwood is a knocker-
out and when a champion stacks his title
up against a man with a kick, 1t Is
bound to be entertaining.
Only once did Kirkwood's uch-her
aided right come in contact with the
champions jaw. But, though it whiZzed
across like. "a bolt from the sky. 1t was
partly blocked. Not once did kirlSwood
get a chance to land 1t cleanly. The
champion had solved the riddle and after
a hard right to the face In the sixth.
Kir6wood was through for the evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
BROWN MONEY NOT Sd
HARD To FIND NOW
By international News Service.

By international News Service.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 19.-Tomorrow
will wind up the season OF hard training
for Joe Rivers and Knockout Brown.
Both boys have attained practically per-
feet shape and are within such easy
striking distance of the required weight
that the drying not process will make 1t
easy for them 10 scale under the agreed
limit AT weighing-in time.
Rivers appears 20 be In the best con.
dillon of his career and he and Manager
Levy are looking forward to a compar-
auvely easy victory, Levy has had Riv-
ers's sparring partners boxing with the
Mexican along tho lines adopted by
Brown. They tear into him with their
ttclng on them with a Wow 10 putting that
awkward fin out OF trouble when he stacks
UP against the Teuton.
Brown has loosened up n bit I'm his
| workouts with his Sparrlng partners and
Is showing the fans the punches that
enabled him to win loo out OF 132 fights
| by the knockout route. He has shift
and II is this punch that ne hopes viii
eliminate Rivers from the lightweight
contention for the title.
Funny how a little real fghting in
| training bouts will affect the betting fra
ternity. Since Brown began 10 pummel
| his sparring partners around, his hackers,
| the short enders. have begun 10 tickle
| naming stationary al 10 TO Z. with more
Brown money In sight than has appeared
| heretofore.
Rivers money predominates. however.
| and IL is likely that the Mexican will 20
to the post 10 TO favorite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Today's Charleston Entries.

b. International Ns~s Service.
fCEARLEsToN. S c. Fob Is.-Thursdsy'E e,-
ss:
frlrst raoo five and hslf furlouEs-Tufcum,
b. 81 Garden OF Roses. 100: Tiny Tim loi
fnoot. Sargent Kirk. i0a; Mouami Ruisseau
y: Steal Away. lo7; Theo Cook, ia: Strike
kt. 1ls.
Sseoond race ,hree furlongs-Avs i0i: BuI
Tisn. lo1; Misc Waters. i0s; Wooden Shoes
rnty, los: Hsrvood 10
Third race. six turlongs-Pe,Gant. Dippsr. i1t
lrteisT. i0s: Faihsrois. los. Elms. Geznsnt
~: JesTupburn. HUSKY Lad. Frog, 10; siai
lump, III: Vene,l stroms. l1s: Beueoictina
II: Hsnry Hutchison. ii5: Camel. ssmiqus
N. i1s.
Fourth raco. fiyo snd half furionEs-LAsJ
|snuah, 81. Kelly. ~: Amor. 9T: Iusplrea
eisey Belle. eSTtis. Mrs Primitive. loi Busy
p. Ben Prior. Io5: Carroll, III.
|Ffth race, one miIe-Ella Crane. IS: Copper.
an. 1oa; Ragmsn. Wander. 100: Lucky George
n: spellbouud. Font, III: Lord Wells. Hside
|so. Towton Field. iN.
Sixth raee. milo and seventy Jards-Wood
fve. ss: PLANT, los: s,arrT Hermann. 10s
ooicrsft. Irish KID. Gam Barber. los; Stairs
p: Naughty Lad. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
New Tennis Champions.
By international News Service

By international News Service,
NEW YORK, Feb, 19.-Wylie c. Grant
and George c. Shafer won the fourteenth
annual holding OF the national indoor
lawn tennis championship doubles today
on the courts Of the Seventh regiment
armory. Grant and Shafer defeated Gus
tave f. Touchard and William p. Cragin,
Jr,, by the score of 6-2, CO, Sd. The
point tally was 80 points to II. BY the
victory Grant figures as national indoor
champion for the fourth time III his
career Paired with Robert Leroy he won
in 1902. 1903 and 1901. and with T. L.
Pell in 1909 Shafer has never before
held a national championship. The vic
torious pair succeed Frederick Z. Alex
ander and Theodore Roosevelt Pell, who
for two years have held the title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
THORPE SHOWS UP
WELL WITH GIANTS
BY international News Service.

MARLIN, Tex, Feb, 19.-Tne first
section Of the New York Giants arrived
here early today and were put through
their first hard workout for the coming
season
James Thorpe was early on the field
and handled himself in a way that
pleased Manager McCSraw. The Indian
caught files Tor n while and then did a
littue batting. After this he was put on
first and kept busy picking up grass
cutters. He had some trouble getting
down after the grounders. but he pulled
off a number OF stops and throws that
McGraw.
All the other players were put through
their PAGES by McGraw. and Robinson the
weather being splendid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Juarez Entries,

|rc,aI 20 TIE Tribune.
|EL PAso. Tex. Feb. Is.-Entrles fer Thurr-
~;
|Firtt race. selling. three ard a half furloaes-
|,vs, suecssslon. IriSh Ann. Della Mack Rsrs
se1. PsV. Yip Hy va 100; RimifAE kits
s. Little BIZ. 10: Benedict. Ii5
|Ssoond race. selling. nix fJrlonEs-Fsrrona
b. King Lear. II Pate io1; Zool. 100: Gin,
|liy Myer. Phil Co1nor. Ios
Fourth Tsee. handicap. SIX turlouss-YiJinz
PoiS,eps 80; MoekieT. p; LAdy Psnehiis. ioo.
|Fifih race. purse, ak fUrlouEs-Idls Tale XIV,
y; Ardslon. Rooster. lo,: Sobby. Io5: Vested
ght. 10.
s,rth race, ssllng. mIle-ssiok Pin. &C,
inland. 1o0; RoyEi Hive-. Hadad. io7; Barn.,
ldheld. Bonnie ssfd. los: Rossv.le. io7: Les
II. iil.
Eleventh. race. selling. nix furiongs-Niunis =
Inquleta, 50. Free VIII. -: Edmond Adsrns
II: Transparent. Snpa Nick. ies: Ego white
l.: Orbsd Lac. iib.
THE third race was cancelled. \ nsv rans vii
substituted for g tomorrow. Weather cloudy
lack good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
TRAVERS HURTS HAND,
BUT HE EARNS DRAW
Rv International News Service

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 19-Jimmy
Travers OF Chicago dislocated a bone in
his right hand in the third round OF his
ten-round go with jeff O'ConneH here
tonight but earned an easy draw in the
remaining rounds. Before the accident
he had a. slight shade. In the semi
windup Young McGann OF Madison out
boxed Eddie Moha of Milwaukee. Half
a hundred legislators watched the bouts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
PEYTON BEATS HAMP
IN STRAIGHT FALLS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 Inc TrIDune.
LOGAN, Feb. 19.-Harlan Peyton OF Og
den won the wrestling match here tonight
from Billy Hamp IN straight falls. The
lrst fall required thirty three minutes and
the second eighteen minutes. Before the
first fall Hamp dislocat ted his knee and
wanted to concede the fall to Peyton. out
Peyton would not accept. He gave Hamp
time to summon a surgeon, who 'bandaged
the knee and Uamp went back on the mat
Peyton's victory followed. The match was
for 500 side bet Coach Joseph Jensen
WAS referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
RIFLE MATCHES IN
MILITARY SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1o.-ReGults OF the ntth
round OF rife shooting matches between military
schools Tor the national trophy 20 be preSsn ted
By the department announced today.
In the Eastern league. Bordentovr Military IN
stitutc. and Saint Johns OF Manlius. NJ Y. both
OF whom won their matches this weak still are
tied for first place.
In the Western league. Wentworth Military
Academy 10 leading. closely followed By Culver.
Ind. nni:ary academy and Harvard Military
school OF Los Angelica. Cal The results fol.
low:
Culver. so7 Missouri. Ts7; Hitchcock. San
Rafael. Cal. s1l: Kerapsr BooRvills. No. si7:
Harvard. Los Angeles. Cat. s7f: Kentucky 100:
wentworth academy. PA st Johns, Wis. $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
ENUNCIATORS FOR
WHITE SOX PATRONS

CHICAGO. Feb. is.-EiSc-rie snunciators s-s 20
placed a. siIty-th-ce different points in the
lzsriena league baseball park By President
|orniukey in attempt TO DO sway rith ths
|haoyanee 20 patrons. who have hersto,o5e been
.tabio 20 catch the names of players substituted
hen changes IN the lineup become necessary.
pc rs- arrangement vas given 4 trial AZ the
.,yt yesterday with only four OF tho enuaciGtorA
position ald the effect rLis 10 be 40
btisfpetorJ that thc Improvement was fmmedi-
ely decided upon. They will be placed In all
zndg, including the bleachers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20


NA University of Utah basketball
NM team got telephone message
w yesterday morning from Coach
Roberts OF Provo asking that he
reserve 500 seats for the game between
the university and the g. Y. L. next
Saturday Cameron Immediately found
himself up against it as to whore 10 put
accommodate anywhere near this num-
Cameron began negotiating for the Des-
full in getting the big place for the game:
The playing OF the game on a neutral
floor is quite a concession by the uni
versity, but as It would not be at all
proper 10 turn the ardent Provo fans
away II was found absolutely necessary
to make the change.
The last game between the two schools
was played on the home floor OF the
B. Y. u. This, of course, gave the Provo
men the advantage for a time. as Ben
MONS crew had some difficulty In To-
eating the rings. With the game sched-
uled for the university gym the fellows
felt sure OF victory, as they had prac-
tced there SO much they can hit the bas
kets from almost any place on the floor,
The varsity has the advantag OF hav-
Ing defeated the Provo men on their own
floor and then having played six games
the past week. all on different floors. so
that they should be at least as well off as
Coach Robertss men.
Bennion's men will not go onto the
floor entirely unacquainted with 1t. Yes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Business Mems Team Wins.

The Business Mems class of basketball
team OF the Deseret gym had no trouble
In beating the intermediate class team
Yesterday afternoon. The final score was
3S to 25 Wooley for the Business Mems s
five played strong game at left for
ward. Hawley and Fairbanks also played
strong ball for the winners. On the los
Ing qulntette, Walsh and Richa rdson
were the star performers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Skater Breaks Record

SABANAC LAKE, ". Y, Feb. ED
mund Lamy. the worlds champion skater
In an exhibition today broke the worlds
record for the broad jump. Lamy on his
skates cleared fourteen barrels, a dis
tance OF 27 feet , inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

terday afternoon he took the varsity and
freshmen teams down 10 the Deseret
gymnasium to work out The freshies
have played several times before this
year on the Deseret floor, so at the be-
ginning of the practice they had the bet
ter of the contest Soon, however, the
speed and experience OF the older fellows
showed Itself and the under classmen
were at the mercy OF the near-state
champs. Alfred, the freshman guard who
did so well with the varsity on the re-
cent trip north, tried out again yesterday
with the first team and performed well.
The thing which the fellows object to
more than anything else on the Deseret
floor Is that there are no walls around the
floor. The room is so large that the bas
lets are hung on beams and there Is not
a wall within fifteen yards of the boun-
dary line in any direction. As the walls
around most OF the floors are one OF the
chief factors in determining distances
while the fellows are rushing ball down
the floor they were somewhat baffled last
night.
The defeat OF the 3. Y. T. on the
former occasion was taken very hard by
the Provo people and they are determined
to win this game to even matters up.
With the 500 rooters will come a. thirty
piece brass band
No score was kept In yesterdays game
The lineup:
Utah. Freshes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Hayes Has a Shade,

BY International News Service.
WINDSOR. Ont, FEB. 19.-Paul Sikora
OF Detroit went eight fast rounds with
Grover Hayes OF Philadelphia before the
Windsor A. c. tonight. Hayes had
slight advantage on points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Knockout in Second Round.

BY International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. f9.-Jack
Dillon Knocked out Jack Derning OF New
York In the second round here tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
Kodak Pictures Finished.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
CUPS and final scores

Field baskets-Robinson. A; Book, Hois-
ington, Dye and Grunfor, each; Shaw.
5; Korns and Morrison, ] each,
Baskets from foul line-Robinson, out
OF 8: Morrison, l out of 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

"HE Saints easily defeated the Gran
ite quintet yesterday afternoon In
the Deseret gymnasium. The i.
Il d. s. boys ran up score OF 81 to
In the first half, Almost every
time Parkinson got the ball II went in tho
basket He threw six field baskets in
quick succession, Smith, the big center
on the l.. d, s. team had no difficulty IN
Outjumping any OF the Granite men.
During the second half Granite rallied
somew what and the final score was SO TO
% In this half Smith threw eight field
baskets and threw two out OF three fouls.
The lineup;
L. .. S. L. Granite
Sevy. ....-.~-.,-., .r.f. Thorum
Parkinson. If. ....... Hamilton
Smith. c. Thorum
olson ..-.~-,>--. r.gs,e-es-, Hamilton
Benion. on...,,..........Lg. ....... Ausherman
Final score-L. D. S. u, 5s; Granite. 23.
Field baskets-Sevy. 2; Parkinson. I;
Smith, 13: Olson, 3; Benlon and Hannil
ton, ] each; Thorum, g. Ausherman. 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
allida VS.


Tracy ..rf 49,. .. ...... Bowen
Bennett. >-c..- Mcintyre
Anderson. ..lg.... 80 Bigelow
Jarvis. .,.,...-.. ..,,rg... :: .:.- Castro
Final score-Continentals. so; Halli-
days, IL.
Field baskets-Wilcox, 6; Tracy, 5:
Bennett, l.: Jarvis, .; Hammond, l.;
Bowen 3. Mcintyre, .; Castro, l.
Baskets from foul line-WilcoX, 2 out
nf G. Lar fnrnnnd Of &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

FINAL score-Parks, %; Hardwares, l6.
Field ba skets-Howe. 4, Hampton, !:
Parker, .; Gum, 1; Walker, /; Howe, 4.
Rydalch, 1.
Baskets from foul llne-Gunn, /;
Walker, out of s.
Referee-H. G Richardson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
All Provo Fans Coming
To Basketball Battle
Five Hundred Seats Reserved for Garden City
Visitors to the Big Game in the Deseret
Gymnasium Next Saturday Night

HEN Manager Cameron OF the
MAJ University of Utah basketball
} NM team got a telephone message
Coach
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-22
FraternaI Baseball
 League Will Hold
 Banquet Saturday

More than 100 members of the Fra ternaI Baseball League will attend a banquet at Beach Hotel, Savin Rock, Saturday evening. William T. Meyer, president of the league; will be the toastmaster.
 While the outing and banquet will be in the form of a celebration of the successful completion of the year. the gathering will also hold 3. short busi- ness session at which plans for the future of the league will be discussed and action taken towards the admis- sion of two new clubs. A live organi- zation will be perfected, with 2, six team league, for next year, and place will also be made for the organization of a bowling leag-te of six teams.
 One of the fea tres of the banquet will be the awarding of prizes for the results of the baseball season.
 The clubs having representation in the league, in the order of their stand ing, are as follows: Adelphfan lodge, I. O. O.. F., Court Marina, F. of A., Wowompon tribe, I. O. Q. R., and liar ris lodge, l. O. o. F. The banqueters will leave by special cars from the post off1ee at p. m-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-22
WIRELESS HERO DIES AT KEY IN
 CALL FOR HELP

Seattle, Aug. 22-Another, story or heroism was added to the annals of wireless telegraphy, today, when 40 survivors Of the wreck of the steam ship State of California arrived here on the steamer ,Jefferosn.
 DonaldfC. Perkins of Oakland, Gal, who went as chief wireless operator on the State of California in hope of encounterfng adventure, was off duty and asleep when the steamer struck an uncharted reef in Gambler Bay, Alaska, last Sunday morning. AWak- ened by the shock he rushed to the wireless room and ordered Operator Chamberlain to seek safety. Then he sat down at the key but before he could send his first ce1l for help a falling mast went through the wire less house and crushed Perkins to death at his post
 Of the three lifeboats launched, the survivors said, one was useless, hav- ing been smashed by falling wreck age and one was carried down by the suction of the boat.