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Drs. BovvIby & BOvvIby. OsteOpathic
Physicians. I'll Mills Bldg. Phone 4z71-
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DR. p. NJ. Darlington Transferred.

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THE COURTS.

S4th DISTRICT COURT.
Dan n. Jackson Presiding.
E. S Taylor vs. Frank Ansa, ct al,
suit for 1925 damages for personal in
juries, filed.
Alberto Chavez. charged with assault
to murder; on trial
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Charlton without G

Homeopathic Practitioner, Geo. H
Higgins. NJ. D., 212 Caples Bldg.
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Wallpaper ut cost Tor next so days.
A. Golding, 10 S. Stanton
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PrOmpt Transfer Service.

For prompt baggage uYery, naGA
and freight transfer, call POmeroy's FL
Paso Transfer. Phone 2444-
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DR.. A. T. StTI OsJeopathIc 1nfIrmary,
DR.. Ira ". Collins, physician in CHIEF,
DR. NJ Alkire, lady specialist; Dr.. Carl
Gibson, 2O1 W. Missouri street They
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a1IAUpE FEALY, TODAY.

Miss Maude Fealy. the Broadway star
and national stock favorite, will be seen
today at the Grecian in Dickens fam
Gus story Little DOrrit." This is the
second appearance of Miss Fealv in
pictures, and in Little Dorrit' Miss
Fealy shows her remarkable dramatic
ability She is supported by James
Cruze, William Russell, Henry Benham
and the best ThanhOuser cast This is
another dramatic treat Little Dorrit''
will be shown today only Don't miss
it. The Boston trio viii render some
real classical music.-Advertisem
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DR.. LesIye Hyde. Osteopathic Physl-
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For receptions, weddings, etc. use
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Charlton without Counsel.
Como, Italy. Sept 9-POrter Charlton
the American who is to stand trial for
the murder of his wife, has not sue
ceeded in securing the services OF coun-
sci to conduct his Z case Deputy
Camera, when in the court recently
,I-as urged bv CharIton's friends to IN
dertake his defence. Camera has not
yet accepted the task
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DR.. RatIiff, dentist. 2Ol Ce2ies Bids

DR.. Branch Craige, practice limited
to diseases Of children and obstetrics
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DEATHS AND BURLALs
ROY z hell.

ADA T. DELL
Roy E Bell. six months old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell, died at the
family residence. 1920 Myrtle avenue.
Monday night The funeral was con-
Quoted from the residence at 10 o'clock
tuesday morning and interment was
made in Evergreen cemetery
Phone LOnEyveIrs for the quickest
baggage delivery in Ell Paso-AdFer-
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Phone LOnE1veIFs for the quickest
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DR.. Hurley, phones 1853 and 275- Dis
eases of children and nervous troubles
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Dr., Jameson, diseases OF kidneys
bladder, rectum and skin; SIS Mills Bldg
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Phone 1 for auto or taxi.-Advertlse-
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DE-. Garrett, stomach. 1ntestines and
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DR.. Bryan, Dentist 1O7 FL PasO St
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News Brevities
(AdvertisenenG.J
Train Bulletin.

All afternoon and evening trains Tor
Tuesday are reported on time
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DE-. Pnget, dentist. 551 Roberts-BanneE
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DR.. Ebert. Dentist. 216-21S Mills Bldg.
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Phone for auto or taxi.-Advertise-
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Oxide Your Weieht.

Divide your weight equally between
your feet, so that the flowing of your
figure will be equal, unbrOken and
graceful as is any flowing line
Carry your shoulders down, straight
and even. neither sunk forward nor
strained back
AS your shoulders are down. so keep
your chest high. Thus every vital
organ has its fair chance of room TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Willard Makes Good.
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 22-Jess
Willard. the Kansas heavyweight. made
good here tonight In his contest with
Frank Bauer OF st. Charles, III. In the
twelfth Jess ripped in a vicious right
uppercut which sent the Illinois fighter
10 the mat, The referee Immediately
stopped The contest and Willard was
credited with Knockout
1t was a costly victory for Willard. as
he broke the lSnuckle OF the middle fn-
ger OF his right hand when he landed the
punch which sent his opponent TO the
canvas. As result, the big fellow had
TO call of his match with Tom DAILY,
scheduled I'm Philadelphia on Saturday
night Bauer never had a chance with
Willard. whose weight, height and rea Oh
enabled him to simply play with his op-
ponent.
In the third round Jess crossed his
night TO Bauer's jaw and the latter went
10 the canvas for the count OF two
In the fourth session Willard Jabbed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
JIM BASEY CAPTURES
FEATURE At JUAREZ
Reliable Old Sprlnter Wins
Fourth Race Under Able
Ride by Lotus.

By International News Service.
Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. 22.-Jim Bssey.
ably piloted by Jockey Lotus, won the
feature race here today. He was heavily
played and closed quoted at 10 8. The
attendance today was large, Results;
First race. three and a half furlongs-
othello. lo7 QIoffman). II 10 .. won;
PanhachapI, 1O4 Gross, 10 !. second
Old Gotch. l05 (SteeIe). 80 10 I. third.
Time. :i2 2-5. Coma. Paw. c. J. Nolan.
Benedict and Rlmifax also ran.
Second race six furlongs-Ed mond Ad-
ans, lOI Carter. 10 ]. won: Tim
Judge. l07 (Hoffman), to /, second
Time. lilo. King Stalwart Icarlan. VIII
| hite. Doc Allen. Lady Young. Don En-
rique, Swiftsure and Salinwood also ran.
Ihird race. seven furlongs--Chanticlor
l05 tStecle). 10 /. won; Eye White. IL
(Burlin9ameb. p. TO ,, second Suffragi
! ITO (SmalD, TO =, third Time. :2Y 10.
! CoIinet. Oswald g.. Elpato. Annual In
terest and Rose O'Neil also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Jlun Basey.
I IA Loftus), 10 ,. won; Tiiford
! Thomas. l02 Carter, 10 l. second
/ Kootenay IS tMIcCabe). y to ), third
! Time l:l3, Lady Panchita. Seneca and
/ Fifth race. six furlongs-Idie Tale, 100
/ tMcCabe). 10 To /. won; Connaught l07
! tl1offman), 10 o. second: Weyanoke
! i05 (Steele), to l. third. Time. ia
Stout Heart and Vested Rights also ran,
Sixth race. one mile-Puck, ITO Gof-
ius). II 10 TO- won. Mycenae. 1903 ,Rob-
I bins, 10 /. second Maisic Glrl. Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23

Special to The Tribune.
% UTE Mont. Jan. 22-With the
~ brightest prospects In the history
OF the organization, the Union
H. league magnates tonight held a
meeting and in record time trans
acted all the business on hand and ad-
journed until March 20 when the sched
ule meeting Will be held probably in
Butte.
f. c. Milrouey OF MissouIa was elected
president by a unanimous vote after the
candidacy OF William Floto Of Butte. f.
IL Cooney OF Great Falls and Walter
Bratz OF Salt Lake had been mentioned.
Arfell submitted the name of Cooney.
while Murphy suggested Floto. McClos-
key then presented the name OF Mulroney
and his election was Immediately ratified.
Il. r, Murphy, president OF the Butte club.
was elected vice president, The presi-
dent of the league acts as secretary and
treasurer
Perhaps the most important detail next
to the election OF 4 president was the
message received. Mulroney, from Aug
ust Hermann, chairman of the national
commission, TO the effect that the Union
league would be allowed salary limit OF
1850, exclusive OF a playing manager.
This was the figure that has prevailed
In the past two years. but at a recent
meeting. when the salary limits OF the
various leagues were adjusted. class D
leagues were placed on basis of $1,000.
This raised a storm OF protest and as the
Union league was not represented at the
meeting Mulroney Immediately took I'D
tho matter With Hermann and the tele-
gram received yesterday was most well
come news TO the ma gnates as lt assures
a high grade OF baseball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
First Game.
Second Game
OFFICIAL SCORES OF
u. S. REVOLVER LEAGUE

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 22.-of-
hclal scores from the thirteenth and
fourteenth rounds Of the indoor league
race OF the United States Revolver asso-
ctation. which were announced today
snow only two undefeated teams in the
leasue-Manhattan OF New York city
aud Olympic OF San Francisco. Spokane
wes the last team TO drop out OF the
undefeated list The results OF the fif-
teenth and sixteenth rounds were an
nognced unofficially as follows:
Fifteenth round-Mauhattan OF New
York defeated Providence. 112s TO 1912;
Denver defeated Youngstown 1I22 10
l04; Springfield defeated Tacoma 112l
70 lois; Olympic OF San Francisco de-
Or. defeated Osborne ssulte Ste. Marie,
lla6 10 s12: Boston defeated Cincinnati.
losl 10 eil: Baltimore defeated Shell
Mound OF Emeryville, Cal. 1882 TO 1910:
Myles standish OF Portland, Me, de-
fsated Dallas. Tex; 1927 10 1925; National
Capitol OF Washington scored I0s2
against Citizens OF Rochester. y. Y:
81. Louis Colonial of st. Louis scored
1076 against Philadelphia: Columbus
scored 1852 against Warren. o.
Sixteenth round-Spokaus defeated
Providence, 1881 TO 1915. Springfield de-
feated Cincinnati. 1876 10 Ell: Denver
ester. r. Y: Manhattan OF New York
defeated Osborn OF Sault Ste Marie.
llls 10 esq; Boston defeated BeIievIlle.
Gl.. ioss 70 e1s; Pittsburg defeated BaItI-
cisco scored 11o3 against Warren. O.
Portland. Or, defeated youngstown. q
i101 TO 1921; Shell MOUND OF Emervviiie
Cal. defeated Hyes StandIsh or Port
Of Washington defeated Louisville I0Is
10 1914; Columbus. o.. defeated Dallas
Tex, 1912 TO 1887. Tacoma scored l02t
against Philadelphia.
we're the three teams unheard from ir
these two rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
BASKETBALL GAMES
Undefeated Hardware Team
Again Scores Victory Over
Telephone Boys,

Without any diminutlon in the interest
that has centered about the Commercial.
League basketball games from the start.
the series OF last evening were even
more entertaining than the two previous
sets. In the first game, the Hardware
beat the Telephone boys. 81 10 81. The
second was taken by the Jewelers. from
the Bank Quntette. 2G to "a. The third
contest ended IS TO IA. the Halidays nos
ing out the Henager FIVE In the last two
minutes OF play.
In ali of the contests the play was live
ly and no result was determined until
in the last few minutes Of play. The
plan followed I'm these contests Of short
halves permits the men 10 travel at top
speed all of the way without becoming
tagged.
Shaw. for Henagers. played a strong
game. lie is big fellow, over six feet
and Weighing around the 200-pound mark
Prior to Joining the local Y. Nj. G. A.. ne
was star player on the Montana u
football squad. Some of Shaw's baskets
were spectacular for, with smaller op-,
ponents clinging 10 his arms. he tossed
the ball with exceptional accuracy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
HARBERTSON VICTOR
IN STRAIGHT FALLS
In Preliminary Peyton and
Hemp WreStle One Hour
10 a Draw.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 22.-Jack HarbertsoI, the
Ogden wrestler, threw George McLaugh
lin Of Malad. Idaho, twice In 90 minutes
here tonight. using reverse body hold
each time. The first fall was obtained in
IL minutes and the second in . minutes.
In the last bout Mclaughlin. who out
weighed Hsrbertscn by about five pounds.
started rough tactics. but Harbertson
quickly pinned his shoulders to the mat.
In the preliminary event Harlan Pey-
ton wrestled one hour with Billy Hemp
without either getting a fall. At the eX-
piration OF 40 minutes both men left the
ring thinking that Referee Chiids had
ava rded the match 10 Peyton. but they
were called back and wrestled 90 min
Utes more.
Harbertson's friends are eated over his
victory as Mclaughlin is the man to
whom Yokel recently lost handicap in
which lie agreed 10 throw Mclaughlin
twice in an hour. Yobel got the first fall.
but did not have time enough left for the
second.
a good crowd saw the wrestling mere
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
E. c. Mulroney Is Elected
Union League President
Directors Still Determined That the Organization
Shall Have Eight Clubs With Dillon, Mont,
as Possible Member.

Salt Lake baseball club this season. said
tonight that his successor In Ogden
would probably be either Kitty hnlSht'
who was member Of the ogden pitch
Ing staff last year, or CaLcuer strip, who
was With Butte during the carly part OF
last season and finished with Ogden,
Danny Shay former Kansas City mauag ger
who is looking for a berth in the Union
association is now at Pocatello, and
may conclude to handle the club there II
that city joins the Union association.
Four experienced managers are under
con sidcration by the Butte club and a
selection will be made at an early date,
Cllff Blankcnship will again guide the
destinics of the Missoula club, while
First Baseman Hester has accepted the
ma anagement OF the Great Falls club Ac-
cording to Helena's representative, Frank
Uuclsman is talked Of seriously for man
ager OF their team. although no definite
arrangement has been made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Cupid Conquers Bat.

CHICAGO, Jan, 22.-Jack Robinson,
manager of Battling Nelson, put in full
days work today arranging for the mar
riage tomorrow at Hegewisch of the for
mer lightweight champion and Miss Fay
King. a Denver cartoonist.
Robinson chartered two special trains
to carry the bridal party TO and from
Hegewisoh. hired a brass band to fur
nish music, obtained a marriage license.
completed the holiday programme for
| Bats native city, arranged for a com
| plete wedding party from preacher to
| ring bearers and ordered a wedding feast
The fighter and his fancee VIII be met
| on the arrival OF their train from Den
yer tomorrow morning by a crowd OF
| friends in automobiles, They will speed
| across Chicago on their special trains. on
| the wedding the bridal couple will return
| TO Chicago.
The Battling Danes honeymoon will be
| brief, as he will return to the ring Feb
ruary 5. when lie has a battle scheduled
at Racine. Wis.
1t developed today that the course OF
| true love between Bat and Miss King
struck several unexpected bumps Jan
| uary .. According to Robinson, Nelson
p, received word on that date that he rap
| idly was being counted out" in the bat
tie for a bride. He left Immediately for
Youngstown, Ohio. where he had his
announcing he would show his Denver
rival he ''stil was good for &. finish
| fight"
Nelson is so years old and his fiancee
! CONTINUED on Following Page)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
ORGANIZE SALT LAKE CLUB.
w n. Booth. Jr., Is Chosen President Of
the Local Corporation.


the Local Corporation.
Certainty that the Union association
team OF Salt Lake will have a more COM
modious and better ball park this year
was the chief development Of the organ
zation meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Commercial club. Articles OF incor-
poration were approved. The capital Will
be $50 900 OF which $4,000 In shares of
s25 are to be issued Immediately. 1t is
expected that all this stock will be sub
scribed by next Saturday night There
will be no difficulty whatever in placing
all the stock as numerous business men
are eager TO take blocks OF IT,.
At the meeting Yesterday the following
officers of the club were chosen: w. ET.
Booth. Jr.. president; Il. d. {. Mcintyre.
vice president: b. G. Hite. secretary and
treasurer. These officers. with Joseph
Nelson and Chester n. Sutton, constitute
the board OF directors. J. ]. McCloskey
was elected general manager. Later on
II is probable that some OF these directors
may give way TO some one else as their
business affairs will require all their
time.
Money was pledged TO take up the op-
ton on the franchise which is deposited
In the National Bank of the Republic.
This will take $4,000 and the other s10,-
900 to accrue from the immediate sale of
stock will he placed in tho club treasury.
Attorney George +. Wasson prepared
the Incorporation papers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
SON OF GOVERNOR IS
DEAF TO K|LLSP0RT|
Archie johnson Refuses |,
Listen TO Persons Who OH
ject to His Boxing

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Asuus,.
was given today by officials IN cSs,,
OF the Pacific coast amateur boxing ,o,,
naments to DO held in the Olympic I'm
tomorrow night that Archie Johu..
would appear as an aspirant for the M
terweight title Johnson Is ron Z
Hira m Johnson. recent progressive ne-
inee for the vice presidency.
Pressure has been brought TO bear IN
many sources 10 induce the young a
torney to forego his intention OF On
peting in the tournament. but ne said h
night that he would be a contestant n
first opponent will be Ernie CLARK Of "a
Angeles, a Los Angeles weltorweIr}
known for cloverness and hard hittiuf
Phil Wand, director OF the lvurnszuS1
said tonight.
johnson Is one Of the best boxes
have ever seen and he Ia anxious 10 bHhr
back the amateur welLerweight champd3
ship TO San Francisco, He sees Esa
Ing harmful in his participation In y
tournament and has turned deaf eas 1
those who have sought TO dlsslade VI
I understand that neither johnson \
father, nor Hiram w johnson, JY-
brother, has voiced any objection 70
meeting Clark"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Want Eight Clubs.

1t was decided at the meeting tonight
forfeit required of each club shall be
placed in the hands of the president and
that the remaining $500 must be up by
March 25 when the schedule meeting
will be held.
Tho matter OF enlsrging the circuit to
include eight clubs was gone into. Idaho
Falls seemed to find the most favor, along
with Pocatello, which Il is understood Is
ready TO join at any time. Dillon, Mont,
is favorably considered by several of the
league heads. Lewiston is anxious TO
join the league. but IL is thought that
jump Dillon is not absolutely out OF IT.
John McCFoskey, who will handle the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
VARSITY BASKETBALL
TEAM PROVES CLASS
Players Show Wonderful
Speed, Easily Defeating Fast
Burlington Quintette.

The speed that was shown BY the uni
Versity basketball team al times during
the game with the Burlington club last
night surpss sssed anything exhibited in the
state last year. The game was played at
the Y. NJ. c. A, and resulted In a score
Of ~ TO % in favor OF the team from
the east bench. The stranseness OF the
floor which baffIed the varsity men last
Saturday seemed to trouble them little
last night. They PLAYED mile min
ute for the irst few minutes.
AT the end OF the first half the score
was s2 to H. Iu the second half. how
ever Bennion ran in almost an entirely
new team and the scoring was not so
rapid.
The feature OF the evening was the
Iightning-like work OF former Captain
Erickson OF the university at guard. Al
times he divod almost half way across
the floor and took the bali from the Bur
lington forwards before they were aware
Of his presence. Holmstead and OFT
Romney at forward were not the least
bit nervous and executed many. long
shots from the field as gracefully as
they do Il on their own floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
GIANT PITCHER IS
SENT TO THE COAST

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Manager Nc
Graw OF the New York National league
club announced today that Pitcher Louis
Drucke has been released TO the Sacra-
mento club OF the Pacific Coast league.
Drucke Joined the Giants in 1909 and the
following season gave promise OF deyel-
oping into star. In the winter OF 1910
II he hurt his shoulder In a subway
accident and won q verdict against the
traction company for injury 10 his pitch
ing arm. McGraw sent Drucke 10 To-
ronto under an optional agreement early
last summer and recalled him in Sep
temoer, but was not satisfied that he
would return 10 form.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Frawley Law Will Stand

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-After visit 10
Albany 20 learn the views OF Governor
Sulzer regarding the talk OF a possible
repeal or amendment of the boxing Ia a.
James r. Price. the recently appointed
member OF the state athletic commission,
declared today that the sport would not
be disturbed In this state go long as it
was kept clean from gowdylsuI annd bru-
islity. He said Goveror SulZer was sat
Isned v'ith the way the sport Is boiug
conducted ar present. but desired that
tho commission see that nothing occurred
which would offend public morals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
At EW YORK. Jan. 22.-Eddie Nc
Goorty OF Oshkosh, Wis, ran plumb
VI against q snag in Freddie Hicks Of
Detroit at the Fairmont tonight.
Before the fight it was generally
thought and liberally bet that Hicks
would not be there at the finish. 1t didn't [
come out that way, however. When the
bell rang al the end OF the tenth Mr.
Hicks bobbed UP quite serenely.
McGoorty pulled through by superior
Generalship alone. Hicks was a genuine
surprise. inasmuch as he failed TO fall
for one OF Mr.. McCioorty's Justly cele-
brated jots to the jow
Mac was booed when he left the ring
with a silly smile on chaerin on his
face
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Hallidays Victorious.

Final score-Hallidays, Is; Henagers.
IA. Field haskets-Bowen. 0: Shaw, 81:
Candland, 2: Hammond and Bone. ! each
Baskets from foul line-Ha mmond. 2 out
OF 9; Castro. out OF 8. Shaw and KoTns
each /.
keeper-PorteT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
OGDEN TWIRLER IS
SIGNED BY BROWNS

ST. LOUIS Jan. 22-Dwight Stone
pitcher. formerly Q' the ogden team OF
the Union association wss signed today
oy the ST. Louis American league club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
McGoorty Wins; Willard Knocks
Out Bauer; Cupid Conquers Bat
By BUD Fishe,

Bauer on the right eye and opened up
cash which bled freely for the remainder
OF the bout. 4 singing right to the nose
caused the claret to flow freely and when
Bauer left the ring his face was smeared
with blood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23
Freshies Are Victors.

Yesterday afternoon the first and sec
ond basketball teams OF the Granite
high school went To the university TO
meet the first and second teams OF the
freshman class and both met with dis
sster, The first freshman won their
game from the first Granite team by the
score OF ~ 10 20, while the second
teams game went 20 the freshies by the
score or AZ to s. The lneups:
FiYnf Game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23

(Nathan), 10 /. third. Time, 80 As.
Dutch Rock, Hanly and Golden Agnes
also