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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Rivers Starts Boring.

Fourth round--Leacn jabbed with lef.
at long range and when Rivers tried to
Work IN close he shook him off with a.
left TO the face. Rivers kept tearing in,
however. and planted hard left 10
NLeach's stomach Rivers stopped cover
Ing up and started TO box. Leach rocked
him with right TO the face Rivers
played for the body with rights and let's
They wresued. Rivers sent in a. hard
LEFT 10 the jaw, just before the bell rang
Rivers's round.
Fifth round-Leach caught Rivers high
up on the face as soon as the round
opened, Leach danced around Rivers.
but Rivers refused TO drop his guard
Cross was cautioned by the referee for
using his head. Leach shot two lefts 10
tile face Rivers uppercutted Leach four
times 20 the face and came back with
a singing left TO the face. Cross then
shot in two let's TO the chin Cross
missed several swings. Rivers jabbel
with his lert. Rivers pluclsed over a
hard left 10 the nose at the bell. II was
Sixth round-cross was unable to
brcak down Rivers's qua rd with right
and LEFT punches. They clinched and used
roughnouse tactics. Rivers butted with
ms head and was warned by the referee
They ran into clInches repeatedly. Rivers
lifted Leach off his feet with a left to
the stomach. Joe came back with a
siraigbt left that pushed Leacfl's head
10 ono side. Leach hit Rivers a elanciuy
blow to the JAW. and Rivers tore into
Leach and sma shed him with left and
right 10 the face, An even round
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he did, Leach dropped him with short
LEFT 10 the jaw. Rivers Jumped up aud
Leach jablocl him away with left.
They clnchcd and in the breakaway
Leach smashed Rivers with a left and
right TO the face aud then showered
short hooks 10 the face and made Rivers
cover up. They used rough work In the
clipches and Rivers spoogized. Rivers
used his head repeatedly in another cliuch
and the crowd liissed. Leach missed "a
left and Rivers tore into him, using 3
cross fire OF lefts and rights 10 the face.
Leach shot over a hard straight left 10
the face. Cross's round.
Third round-RiVers rushed into stiR
left hook 10 the facc. The punch aroused
Rivers's anger sand lie tore into Cross, but
Leach covered up. In a clincb Rivers
used his head again. AT close Sighting
Rivers planted q. hard right TO Leuch's
stomach. Rivers missed a hard left and
FELT Cross shot over two hard punches
10 the face. Rivers pushed Cross to
the ropes by nain strength. Cross jabbcd
with his left aud came back with a hook
Cross cut Riycrs's nose with a straight
lett. HonorS for Cross.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL IS OUT ]
FOR DIVISION tn
Coach Richardson PUTT
Basketball Boys Through
Rigorous Training, "a

Coach Richardson has been word.
diligently with the boys who wilt Ea|
up the two high school basketball teau
this year. Both fives will be placed u|
der rigorous training regulations ff0
nov on, aud any player who violates q
rules Will be liable to suspension from 4
squad. Tho coacn ard student body d
anxious for the division title, and u
put forth every effort 10 amer this pri}
They.i1ave announced that no rccalcitra
PLAYER win be tolerated.
In recent practice game With
university, the high school basketb|
boys were overwhelmed. but this is
criterion OF their chance5 In tho diyiSI
or state meets. as probably no quintet
IN the state could hope 10 win from 4
university aside from tac fact tfmt =
high schoolvis not in the Others clal
No, real line can be obtained on ID
eh4uces Of the RED and Black cspsu.l
tSe flag Until the season has actuB
opened, sy "Heine" has so many go
players that-he is not likely to show
real strength until forced -
Captain W. 8sld and Siddoway az are EN-, sao :
doubtedly beNI3e bulwark of tho Ind
tossers Hills bfEis still uncertains
center, King I'D 1lerr have outdistani
other contendevsl aRd --are showing 10
that will make them Formidable Cpl
'nents for any man to taciefe.
Should Richardson sa tiSfy his .spbit
OF vlinplns the division. title. il wo
place|rlfss local scho0I.. in- n, good posit
for tho state honor, as none OF the OF
side schools are coustderedf 20 be OF ps
ticular strength. Ono thing that Will [
tlTe Salt Lake division initiating tboestt
title !his winter is the discrirhlnatl
OF the high school league officials L
fall against players OF the ago or
years. In former years p. tho victt
usually have had one or more ssdch n,
on their 1iVes, and losing them VOL
weaken the country high schools.
Richardson will take his boys 20 9
den this afternoon. where they will
battle with the Weber aIeden1y duintet
The academy boys are considered G
Of the strongest. teams In the statcs q
should the Red and Black five take thu
into camp, 1t Will give some show OF I
firmation TO the Wcstslders' promise
beating everything In the state. SOU
OF seven WILL make. the northern II
those chosen from Heine's large field
excellent material being Captain Wa
and Kerr, guards: Siddoway and IA
Inns, forwards; King, center; Eomney q
Jacobson, reserves. ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
WAS TO MEET
TOM O'ROURKE

81. LOUIS. Jan. 1f,-Tom . Rourlze,
Al Palzers manager, stopped in st.
Louis tonight on his way he said, from
Los Angeles to Toronto TO meet Jack
Johnson and the representatives OF the
French promoters to come To terms for
the proposed fight in Paris between
Johnson and PalZer.
"Johnson had no intention of leaving
the country. | am confident" ORourke
said "He was to meet me and NJ. Leipp
in Toronto TO arrange FOR the Paris
fight.
"1he telegram Johnson showed in Bat
tie Creek, | sent him from the coast, and
outlines OF the DEAL except that NJ.
Vienne offers 100000 or privilege of 40
per cent house split.
Now I suppose the arranG ements must
be made with Johnson by mail. as the
government seems determined not 10 al
low him To leave the country, even tenn
porarily.'
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SECOND SERIES WILL
BE PLAYED TONIGHl

The Commercial Basketball leasue1
second series Will be played tonight. Ia
dica lions point TO large ATTENDANCE
Wednesday nights opening brought eth
players rauCh favorable comment am
from now on the progress Of the con
test will be watched with interest oy
wide following.
The captains OF the different team
have been going over their squadB,
patch up weak places with players iron
the reserve iist. No registered player y
barred. however. ard anyone teppef
ariiy released may again appear- ptpytH
ing a good showing II made in. classes: (
In t.e. last meet the Halliday Drte
company team, showed up strcngeet ai
Captain Hammond expects his Ms, I, boss -. g
Win the uennant with ease. ,Phis corn'
dencc, he saws, is based on his sdged8 :
seven first class men and the srpQ
team work they >displayel 'iu.@ 800
days game, Al
However, the otfcr leaders .havesG
material thst must be taken INTO E ~
mond's boys a lively -run.'ot Il bsto*
concedlng victory TO his quintstte. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
VARSITY BASKETBALL
BOYS IN FINE FORM

Last nights workout with the fresh
men still further proved the wonderful
speed and accuracy of the university
basketball men. That old carolessness
which marked the practice WORK Of the
university players last year is entirely
gone and the fellows 80 after the freshies
with the same spirit one would expect
them TO show against the u. Y. L.
champs.
Benniop expects 10 carry twelve men
on the first squad this year and within
a few days VIII have the number chosen
Besides the seven men whom he selected
early in the season nc has given a suit
10 Norman Hamilton, who played for
ward for the Juniors and IL enc oc the
most accurate basket tossers In school
He plays good game nj guard also
and will make a valuable utility man
II is expected that two more suits will be
given out by the end Of the week. Briggs,
the lanky sophomore center. viii prob
ably get one of them. and II is thought
that Clarke. the classy freshman for
ward, Will also draw one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
STEWARDS FIX DATES
AND NAME OFFICERS

PITTSBURG, Jan. l4.-Stewards OF the
grand circuit met here today and an
the different cities. admitted New York
and Windsor. Ontario to the circuit
and adopted rule providing that ir a
horse wins three stake races amounting
to $4,000. IL must afterward compete in
n class 10 which it Is eligible by the lowest
record II has made III any one Of It's win
ming races.
The stewards elected the following Of
ficers: Fl, X, DevereuX OF Cleveland,
president; Fred Postal of Detroit vice
president, and f. j. Kline OF Cleveland
secretary.
meeting OF the stewards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
JOHNSON STOPPED
ON WAY TO CANADA
Taken From Train by Federal
Authorities at Battle
Creek, Mich.
Ey international News Service.

BE international News Service.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Jan. 14.-Jacc
Johnson. negro heavyweight pugllist, vino.
while en- route to Toronto was taken from
o. train here this morning at the request
of government officials, left for Chicago
late today, accompanied by his wife and
other members Of his party. Johnson was
in charge Of Bert j. Meyers, a federal Of
fcer,
According 10 local officers, the negro
pugilist admitted that he was on his way
20 Toronto. and at first Insisted that the
local authorities had no right to detain
him: but when a patrol wagon came III
sight he left the tInin without further
complaint.
lie said ne did not wish TO violate any
of the terms OF the bond inSuring his ap-
pearancc in United States district court
and simply intended TO go to Toronto TO
consult with Tom Flanagan, his former
Al Palzer in Paris. He claimed that the
latter's manager had offered to arrange
Il fight for $4,000.
Johnson showed the police telegram
dated Los Angeles, which read
Received letter from NJ Leipp. repre-
sentipg MI. Vincent OF Paris. Who offers
$4,000, or privilege of SO per cent house,
split as per, agreement, Should dra"
fi50.00Q. Palzer was Ill in McCarty night,
Tho latter refuses to box. Palzer de-
cIare0 before tho fight that ne would box
YOU. win or lose. Before VIC can come
TO some agreement with Paris they wish
YOU. I am leaving here the l6tl Hope
that YOU get out of your present trouble
all right TOM OItOCEI<C
At no time did Johnson appear to take
his arrest seriously. "If had known thai
! was going 10 stay here Id have gotten
off early and showed at theater. nc
| said, as he walked up the street Will
the officers. 'I couldn't afford to let my
! mothers house so besides the bond tha
| I have M Johnson explained as he de-
MED any intcntion Of running swav fror
| the prosecution. And ! could not at
| ford 10 urn down any fight offer, either
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MAY RESULT IN
BOND FORFEITURE

CHICAGO. Jan. l4.--Jack Johnson, the
negro heavyweight pusilist, was taken
To the county jail here tonight to awai.
the judgment OF Judge George a, Car
pcnter OF the United States district court
az TO whether his bail bond OF $4,000
should bc forfeited. Johnson Is said TO
United States Marshal Bert Meyers In
order TO spend the night at his OVID
home instead OF In jail.
When the pugiIist's party, consisting
and valet, reached here after being
turned back al Battle Creek, Mich. from
a train bound for, Canada, Johnson at
once asked TO talk over the telephone
TO Charles II. De Woody superintendent
OF the United States department. Of jus
tIce. At the conclusion OF the converse =
crs that Mr.. De Woody would allow him
10 spend the night at his own home.
Meyers refused 10 accept the ordeT M
less from M, Dc Woody direct; The
automobiles TO DC Woody residence. md
there De Woody ordered the negro 10
johnson, II you did not mean to stay
court why did YOU ship two OF YOUR au-
tomobiles to Canada demanded Mr., Dc
Woody The pnSlist hesitated IN hls
choice OF being held at an hotel IN
charge or narshals OF taken 10 Jail
The Jail is not new to me. I'll go
there" replied Johnson.
lie was allowed to take his wife nome
and 10 change his clothes aud then Vas
lock ed up in his old tier in the county
Jail
johnson was indicted several months
ago by the federal grand jury ON several
counts tor alleged violation Of the Mann
act and Is at l!uerty on bonds. He IL also
charged with smuggling valuable iewciry
into this country FOR HIS white wife, Eta
Johnson. who committed suicide n few
months ago. The latter case IS pending
IN the United states court.
The Mann act violations arc not extra
ditable and for this reason Johnson had
10 right to leave this country. the federal
authorities assert. His payment on the
train Of cash faro 10 Toronto indicated
his intention TO go TO Canada gay the
police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
A. A. u. TOURNAMENT
CUT OUT THIS. YEk!

Oscar s. Giugrich, physical dlreetosg & {, <
acted net officially as as UGiil repfssentasss. &
the Amateur Athletic. unop.., has 4 ~ \;
nounced that no tnurndinsnr VIII eests4t
here this season under ,tte auspieesd,ss Z
the union, owing 10 the :fsfvftsan w ~
nad decliped to name sny-.,sessseJ q as'ss, q
from the Rocky Mouu;ain fssasSfdon, =
was published exclusively ifl5 3,eSte
sporting columns OF The .T'ytpuEd. AZ
However. M GiDgricll IS arlnoWnssa}<.5t',y, H.
tournament, including the sp6as -ei - :,
ing and wrestling. viii he qeid Sone y y
the local ttleaters carly I'm kpIuFa,
Though tho exact date has rrpt. essn "a
this tournament will prcpaoiy'stsike pi1s,
February q, and 8. fee- s-s-f'
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Buckers Defeat Battery.

In fast game OF basketball the Buck
crs defeated the Battery, IS to g. In the
.irmory hall last night Both teams
showed lack OF training and practice. but
good basket Shooting" by Ramseyer and
Thomas gave the Buckers lead which
the Battery was unable 20 overcome
Campbell, while in very poor condition
did some splendid work AT guard Bean
and Greene played the best game for the
team
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Has Cross Staggering.

Tenth round-Rivers started off with
two lcfts to the face. Leach swung saw.
ssely for knockout, but missed. Leach
iuppercur Joe and then hooked him. Joe
jabbed az long range Both foucht I'D
IN the clinches. Rivers held on Both
exchanged walIops TO tho chin Leach
shook up Rivers and Joe came back with
a staggering right 10 the Jaw. Kiycrs
swing a hard right TO Leaeh's chin and
had him holding Oh. Rivers found Less oh
with an uppercut and smashed him ON
the Jaw. Rivers drove int hard. pile
driving rights and lefts TO tile stoma Oh
and drove him TO The ropes I;ivers
staggered fyrach With hard prNercut Ia
lae Jaw Hiyers's round.
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lW YORK Jan 14-Cosng like champion i'll the final stages
IN sashing tenromd Joe Rivers the Mexican light
Leach the pride OF the east side at the
tonight In round Rivers might
he had him wobbng The tenth
But fought of his very best fights and the
stranger o terrific battle from start to finish.
round went eapng out Of his like
wildcat right to the knocking him
Leach only chance end the fight with knock
out but the back little
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KNOCKOUT RESULTS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

ST. JOSEPH. No. Jan. 1l.-clarence
Ferns OF Kansas City was given a de-
cisiou over Charles Piesson OF Denver
in fifteen round bout tonight. For ten
rounds Ferns apparently was under.
cover. Both did some clever fighting.
In the scheduled fifteen round go be-
tween Charles 4. Aaronson OF Kansas
City and Soldier Smith OF Fort Lcayen-
worth Smith was knocked out In the
twelfth round. After the fight Aaron
son was placed under arrest on account
OF tho serious condition OF Smith. who
was taken TO a hospital unconscious,
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Falls Into Ropes.

Rivers. came out in the ANAL rdund
Drawn UP in crouch and Gross rat
lacked slj1h 80 furiously thst the Mcxi-
can fclI stssto tue ropes. ltccame otss
rWith his elorcs shielding Us jaws and
: Leach batsncred him abodt the head
with great. earnestnese JAs staggered
Riecrs wiiira hard left buf The brown
Hoy ;iuaIiJs got steam UP and ]oited
fhoss baek with bard left, aud forced
4 fui up aGGiust the ropes.Ei
in the sixth Rivers was cautioned
,t{s nutting while Dan Tone, the ref
~ se. occasionally smoke to the dentist
\. sstnt hoIdiug. In the seventh Rivers s
q fsAek had Lean doubling himself UP
IN ;iDol and breaking ground.
&dA eighth vas crapmed Iull Of
lighting rom bell TO bell Tbis round
was lsrpssss ,with sometking TO spare.
He lad the Mexican shedding gore
FROM his sabnscd nose, but Rivers was
ssJoug 1t she close.
sheriff -Ialirs Harhurger inserted his
iusflp eeelcbrated n.ilstachss ipto the
pictare early, bringing with him
4 eponabl dsprtics TO put down tie Balkan
uprising. The sheriff pre.emptied "a
large sertioli Of the choicest seats for
bis trusted Followers. at which the
CROWD eiai Ted Kisses. Mr. Hamburger
did not inii.d -.
lie had ALMOST as maiyy deputies as
fSoss had seconds. aud the eImber of
Leach s attendant is almost beyond be-
lief. Ice Humphreys introdncod niany
. oE thcm to the crowd. aIouk with quite
4 rew oilIors. Tie weights were an
i,oascpd atsla2 2 each riIigsido. The
iinhtcrs vcfc to weigh IN az I33.
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The Fight by Rounds,

First ro,,nd-d.cach shot ovcrs q left TO
Tic head :, which pulled Jlivcbss 10 his
Knees Hn was up quickly and Leach
staggered him with left and eight TO
tho lace- Rivers suddenly uncovered and
scot left 10 Lesch,s face and drove him
10 the ropea. At close quarters, tRlvers
uppercuttc ed sstid plauted a right 20 the
rtse;acIs. RiseIs hooked another left 10
Leach s.stonlaen. Coming out OF a ciinch
Leasl smashed iRiSera with a left and
fliff, iJsDped With his left Even round.
a FatpRS rar ma sRlvcrss rushed In and as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Returns to Orange .Rauch.

Los ANGELES, Jan. Ii.--FranI,
Chance. the new manager OF the Ameri-
can league team, returned To his orange
would leave home February for New
York and take charge OF the Highland
ers February Il.
'-wIll YOU ne a bench manse eer2' nc
was asked.
mo" was the reply Il expect to play
hrst base nomc OF the time Chase and
viii alternate probably
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Adds TO Tioer Team.

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. if.--Joe Nc
Ginnity, owner and manager OF the Ta-
y. J.. With his family today. He says
he has engaged seven youngsters for the
Tiger team to be here early In the
spring. three pitchers. two catchers and
ton y. j., Is one Of tho pitchers. Foley
Of Orange, y. j., IL one. OF the eatchers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
CROWNS WIN FROM
ALL-AMERICANS

The Crowns won two out of three
games from the All-Amcricans last night.
Tonight one Of tic best games OF the
season Will be played. when the TWO
strongest teams in the league meet, the
Smith Bailey and Continental Oil COM
pauy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
huntington to PLAY Granite.

Tho Granite high school and Burling-
ton basketbail teams will clash this even
ing IN the Burlington gym. The game
is called for 1850 o'clock The PLAYERS
OF both asgreSotions have shown good
sorIn and ale IN fine mettle for the bat
tic. y fast game ig expected
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Pane Goes to RuFalo.. !.

BOSTON, Jan. 1i.~ Larry .Pape.. Ststoes 1sut5ls.
last two years a, a,.member ofsis!s. tsosJ , III
American league pitehlng seaH. wes ssst 49,
tnnirbt 70 ,I,c suffalo cfuB or nhe< - 4
tcrnational league, ~ ~
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BARNARD Coach IN Nospital.

CANlERIpC:U. Mass., Jac: .1f.--Wnn,ss,.c -.
- Quinn, the 'Hsrvard coach and lralnss1s| sI,9ls1
in fieid eveuts and hurdles, vas srscsu.. IelSscss
from his home today TO ;the MsStsso5 Is:
setts general hospital. BIB reVp''''s. -
serious.
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VARSITY QU||VTETTE
WINS FROM SAINTS
East Bench Basketball Toss
erS Run Up Score of
4S to 3.

Yesterday afternoon the basketball
quintette OF the University OF Utah won
from the l.. =. S. L. in the university
gymnasium by q, score OF 4s 10 23. The
score by no means denotes the quality OF
basketball put UP by the Saints. Not
until the latter part OF the second half
were Coach Bennion's basket shooters
able to run UP healthy lead on their
scholastic rivals. At the close Of the
first half the score was 20 TO 16 in favor
OF the east beuchcrs. but the Mormon
players weakened at the last and the
Crimson team literally scored at Will
Tomorrow afternoon the east benchers
will play the Granite high school quu-
tette. Manager Cameron intends 10 ar
range thrco practice games a week Tor
the university men until the intercol-
leslatc series opens,
The lineup yesterday was as follows:
University. l.. d. s. IT,
Q. Eomncy. .rf.... -. .Scvcy
Holmstead. ...-....lf.-, ., Parkinson
A homney, Cdy- &c. ,...~...>. Smith
Erickson Jig. =. Bennion
Fitzpatrick.
Skidlnore. re.--,..,. -.rS.-... .. Williams
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail US your films. Salt Laks
Photo Supply Co. l59 Main street
E1clunve photo dealers.
(AdyeEtise4 at.)
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s Rivers had been advertised as strict
~ a 6gbtcr, and hc proved II. lie
: knows. little about the liner points of
The game, but be was CONSTANTLY bor-
s tipg in aud batteiiug away with both
llspds, 1T vas QUO, of the, most fu-
sfious iiehtweighf battles ttat, has been
seer iti;ssew, -ysfk in g long TINS and
I'D asssss1leuce that packed Naphat-
taH Casino hewiing with delight
4 ! csass had The second, eighth and ninth
rounds easily. Two we're about even
and .tbe others ,.belougeH 10 Rivers. In
tbt Einsh Gross fought the Mexican
alfSoSctsihe ring. hut by that tiInc the
battle Was just commencing to reach
a leueth that was TO Riyers2s liking,
4 and she demonstrated has recuperative
tnowcrs bv coming bacb IN The tontb
s and battcring the dentist al over the
i ring Il.
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Rivers Shades Cross In
Slashing Ten-Round 90
Wins on Points, but Pride Of East Side Gives Ter
. rifle Battle Losing One Knockout
s. Chance; Mexican. Closes Strong.

! jiiternational News Service.