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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Y|N|R GOES OVER At
BIG ODDS OF 8 TO |
Succession, Delaney, Mamie
McDee, Napa Nick and Sea
Cliff Victorious.
.ernational News Service.

BY International News Service.
Ell PASO. Tex. March 6.-Od Ymir.
quoted at the generous odds of 10 1,
won today at the Juarez course. The
horse was we'll played Weather cloudy,
track fast, Results:
First race. half mlo-Success,on, 1lo murphy.
TO l. won: osaple, 1i3 (Gross). 10 O. snc-
ond; BrcyIty. 10 (Burlngame). 19 to ]. third.
T!mo. AT 2-6. La EStrclla, Korfhnge, Peckaboo.
Robert MantolI. Deal Carroll, Hyndla. Bing, Ca
roma and Rimifax nleo ran.
Second race. flvc and half furlongg-Dolnney.
lilo (Burlingamc). 10 ,. won; Jupiter Joe. ITO
CCallohan). to 5. second: ChIlla. IOs tMocss
WORTH. 80 to ], third. Time. 1907 10. Mike
Molct,e, Venetian, Salvage. Wnstolla md Funda-
mental also
Third rnce. one mile-Nnunio MoDee, 100 (car-
teri. IL to !. won: Fancy. ios (Groth). 10 TO l.
Time. 1:i0 3-5. Adolantc. McAIan Ocean Quecu
Dick Baker, Annual Interest Oswald B.. Ethel
Sampson and Royal River also ran.
Fourth racc seven furlongs-Ymr. 10S tGrossl
to !, won. Lackrosc. l07 tSelotD. OF 2. sec
ond: Winning Witch. 81 GH!lD. 6 TO l. third
Time, rs 3-5, Injury. Idle Tnle and Captain
Bravo also ran.
Fifth race. five and a half fur1ongs-Nnpa Nick
liz (Cartor). to I. won; Pnrlor Boy. 10 CRob-
bins). l6 10 &. second: Dorothy Dean. 100 tSmalO
10 10 J. third Time. i0s LIS Palatable Dom
mica. Anon. Mona Cnnoman and King Elk also
ran.
Sixth raco. ono milc-Sea Gilt los (BurlIngemoo
5 To 8. won Stlckpn. 107 (Whatlcy), 10 10 l.
second zoronStor. 1oi tGroth), 10 1. third. Time
l;3s t-5. Maizio Girl Dunoragg'n and First
Star also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

TOE TURNER. who holds a belt
given by an illustrated publica'
tion founded by Richard h. Fox,
will wrestle Mike Yokel in Salt
Lake for the middleweight champion
ship of the world and the belt. Mike
has the championship and Turner has
the belt, but on the morning OF March
90 one of them Will have both and the
other have nothing except the loser S
share of gate receipts. which are apt TO
break all local records.
Henry Gehring, who was deprived or
claims to the championship by Yokel,
always fought shy of Turner. The
Clevelander did not want to meet
Turner even at catch weights, which
would have given him an advantage,
as he likes to wrestle at l65, while
Turner is, like Mike, a natural middle
Yokel and Turner will weigh in at
l5s at o'clock. This is easy for
both of them, and Mother will have
any trouble in making weight. Mike
probably will Just balance the scales, as
he always does, for he seldom weighs
more than one ounce under 15S when
he steps on to weigh. How he does
il has mystified Promoter Harry Hea-
gren ever since he first met Mike.
Turner will weigh l54 or thereabouts.
Turner, refusing to be warned by
Gehring's mistake, will leave Washing
ton. D. c., March Il, and arrive here
on March il. Two days later he will
go on the mat. The altitude is bound
To affect him in a long match, but
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

FEW YORK, March s.-Although
nj Patrick J. Mcdonald. the New
vi York policeman who won Olympic
honors last summer, smashed a
worlds record tonight when he
put the -four-pound shot 80 feet
senior indoor championships OF the ANA
teur Athletic union held In Madison
Square garden tonight was Abel n, KiViat
OF the Irish. American A. c.. who won
the 500 and l000-yard runs.
IN romping away with the two big
middle distance events. Ktviat made a
new American record in the 1000-yard
run OF 2:15 4-5. shortening his own rec
ord of two years ago by two-fifths Of a
second. An hour later he led Ted
Meredith, the Olympic winner by Inches
In the 6Oo-yard run. with Tom Hapin OF
Boston close third.
Mcdonald exceeded his own worlds rec
ord by flve inches when he smashed the
mark for the twenty pound shot to-
Celtic park. outdoors, eighteen months
ago,
Kolehmainen the Finnish long distance
runner. dropped out OF the two-mile race
after trailing the field OF seven runners
for a little over mile. Apparently he
was unable to warm up In the distance
which IS shorter than ne fancies.
Harry ], Smith, the ten-mile national
the Finn and dropped out. william j.
Kramer, the former cross s-country cham
pions led the held in the two-mile event
and was never headed.
The American indoor records were
equaled in the seventy~yard high hurdle
by James Wendell of Wesleyan and by
Howard p, Drew. the negro sprlnter from
Springfield Mass, In the seventy-five-
yard dash
A penalty OF three yards for breaking
in the final Of the 300-yard run failed to
feaZe Fred Burns OF Boston. who won
and came within onc-ffth OF second OF
the American record OF 33 seconds.
Thirty-one athletes who trod the soil
of Sweden in the Olympic games were
entered on tonight's programme. Most
of them competed.
The events were run off in the pres
ence OF the largest crowd that ever saw
an indoor meet In New York. Among
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
World Record i'm Shot Put;
Kiviat Beats Olympian

thousands In the arena boxes and bal
comics were hundreds OF women. SUM-
maries:
Standing high jump-won by Plat
e. l.. Emes. Bronx church house, New
York, feet. second; Leo GeohrinS, MO-
hawk A. c.. New York, feet IL inohes'
third
Seventy-yard hurdle @ feet inches-,-
Won by James Wendell: wesleyan UNI :
gorsity; John J. EllcT; ITishAmerissb nsiieehea a.
third. Time, 9 % seconds. Equals Amer
can indoor record.
Two-miIe waIk--won by r. B, Gf-
ferd edDd a hSng New i5lsns YopS
c.. third. Time. 14:4a 3-5.
seventy-five-yard final heat-Won by
Howard P. Drew, high school. Spring
xmerIcan lf ana 4. G. New Yers. seeond
Charles A. Rice, Powder Point school,
Duxbury. Mass, third. Time. 1876 Sec
onds. Drew's time equals the American
Twenty-four- pound shot put-Won by
Patrick J. Mcdonald. Irish-Amercan A
c., with 80 feet 81 Inches; w. F. Roos,
New York A c. So feet ~ 4 inehss second see9
inches, third. McDonald's put is a new
worlds record. The former record was
SS feet 10 11-16 inches. by Mcdonald. at
Thousand yard run-Won by A r XII
Wat. Irish American A. c.; Homer Baker,
New York A. c.. second: T. T. Marceaur,
Boston A. A, third. Time. 2:15 40. making
a new American indoor record. The for
mer record was 2:15 Id, also made By
kiyiat In 1911.
Pole vault for distance-Won by Plat
Adams, New York A G., with q feet %
feet inches, second; J., Schneider, Mo-
hawk A. c., New York, &c feet l inch.
third.
5OO-yard dash, final heat-Won by Fred
A II
York A. c.. second; j. StebbIns, George
town university, third. Time, :33 Ia
Burns was penalized three yards for
breaking.
Running high jump-won by ]. O.
feet ! inch, Fl, Barwise, Boston A. A.,
6 s,,ts feet L inch; second Egon Erickson,
third. Johnstone beat Barwise in the
jump off with feet ! inch Barwise
falling alt that height
Standing broad jumpIWon by PIatt
inches: Leo Goehring. Mohawk A. G., 10
Bronx Church House, New York, 10 feet
u inches. third.
Irish American a. c.: James q Mere,
dith tunattachedl, Philadelphia, second !:
Thomas Halpin. Boston A A, third,
Throwing 5e-pound weight for height
Won by p. ]. Mcdonald. Irish American n
A. G.. with 10 feet Z inches; Matthew
J. McGrath, Irish American A. c., Is
American a c.. II feet II inches, third
Mcdonald won the 'fte' with Is feet
81 Inches
Two-m run-Won by William ].
kramer. Long Island A c.; Oscar De-
lund, Boston A. A. second George +.
Holden. Yonkers Y. NJ. c. A. third
Time. 9:19 1-5. A new championship
record Bonhag holds indoor record OF
9;1f 1-5 for distance
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WANTS NO
"SIGNED" ARTICLES

CHICAGO. March 6.-Presidcnt 3. B. Johnson
OF tho American league Is said TO hayo bomb
ready for hurting into the ranks OF ball PLAYER
scTibeS In his organization. H. learned last
night TINT the leagues executive wos ubout 10
Issue an edct which would either stop bnll
payoTs from writing expert opinion for ncws-
papers Or atop their salaries.
IT is not the intention 10 infringe the rights
OF tho players said johnson. hut alleged ex-
pert crlticisms md baseball playing do not mix
would not mind much II the players thom-
solves wrote the Btun which appears IN the
newspapers throughout tho land but in the great
majority OF cases, the players never Eeo the
stories 10 which their names appended until
after they have been printed.
These writings frequently have been an In
jury TO the Icague and 81 II can he done-and
think II ean-no American league player will bo
allowed to write thesc criticisms In tho near
future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Charleston Race Results,
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. March s.-Today'e race
results:
First race. fivo and n half furlougs-AIdcrman n
Chicco. l0S tBux,on). TO J. won: Morgan Will
ron. Jos (Benschotton). 20 10 ]. second: Bitznn
Jr.. Ill (Bausr). 30 20 !, third. Timo l:I0
Okcetec. Tiny Tim. Inspired. Agnes May. Strike
Out and Quincy Belle also ran.
Second rAco. thrco furlongs-Bulgsr. lis (Plck-
etU. to /. won; Ruby Hyams. lis Goerner);
s 10 s. second: Hnrwood. 100 q. Hanovor). .
TO j. third. Timo. 81 4-5. Red Royal Stone
Hedge. Wooden Shoes Charles canncll, otranto
and Sister Baby alGo ran.
Third race. ak furlonss-Howdy Howdy. Jog
(AndresS). 10 I. won; @artre. Ilo rPlckott) IS
10 8. second. York Lad 1o7 (Bu1ton). u to 5
third. Time. 1:ls 10. Edith Incz. Miss Jonah.
Sidon aud Frog also
Fourth race: milo and seveuty yards--Lawton
Virgins. ia Corey. TO /. won. BanoreIla.
los tBuxton). TO !; sceond: Jaequellns. io7
tGrand). to !, third Time l:47 l-5. Ella
Crane. Fatheroln. Rasmnn, Mud sill and SPELL
bound also ran,
Fifth raes. five and a half furIouss-sortip.
10 tGrend), 13 10 10. won: Mcriss, i02 (SkirvIn)
z 10 2. second; Hcnock. es (ward) o5 TO 1
third. Time. I;1o. Pink Beau, Jim Ray, Mon
Ami. Hotharkinr and Carroll also ran
Sixth raco. milo and n uix.oen.h-Cutty Hunk.
lls tsaucr>. 10 5. won; Wood Dovo. 1o2 Do-
ronda)., TO /, second; Blue Mouse tMon,our).
20 TO 1. third Time, 1:61 2-5. Stairs Senator
Sparks. Naughty Lad and saIinn also ran.
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BOTH TEAMS Of SOX
WIN ON THE COAST
Comiskey's Men Begin Prac-
tice Games by Defeating
California Mines.


OAKLAND, Cal. March 6-In the
first practice game OF the spring season.
after only ten days OF training at the
Paso Robles camp. the Chicago Ameri-
cans defeated the champion Oakland
team OF the Pacific Coast Baseball league
today, 8 20 3.
Benz was in the box for the east
erners for the first five innings, and al
lowed only one hit and no runs. SchalE.
the White Sox catcher, lined out
clean home run In the third inning
with two men on bases.
Smith and Easterly were substituted
as the battery for the White SoN at the
beginning OF the sixth Smith walked
FIVE men and allowed four hits. of which
the Oakland team made it's three runs.
Score: r. n b
White Sox ,...... O16 0O1 1903 l3
Oakland -....... 900 002 100 5 .
Batterles-Benz. Smith and SchaIk
Easterly; Pope, -Abels. Parkins and
Mite, Rohrer.
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Juarez Race Entries.
By International News Service,

By International News Service
Ell PAso. Tex. Moroh 6.-Tomorrow's en-
tries
First ruce. ono mile-Maud Mckee. 81: Eve
lima, LOG. Lambortha. 1o7; King Lear. los; Marin
Ocean Queen, 10. Hadad. III. Bon Greonloaf C.
Wicket. Leo Harrison, Ill. Zulu. Ben Wilson.
III.
Second race. six furlongs-Niunle F. 50:
Sprightly Miss. Satranor. "a Luke Van Zundt
e6; Gay. 100. Lady Young. I05; Quid Nunc lO7:
Clint Tucker, Barney oldfiold. stare, Doc Allen.
1l0: Fort Johngon. l16
Third race. six furlongS-JolIy Tnr Ioa: Rob-
erta. los: odella, i05: Mandadoro. Percy Hendor-
son, Hugh Gray. loI: Rosy Poscy. los. Descendant,
Rio Pecos. Jack Ellis. AuEclu9, ITO: Prince Con
rad. 1o2.
Fourth race fvc and half furlongs-Pam-
pinca eS: Fitzgerald 100: Kiva, l0c; Nobby
i03. L1Tln. i03 Ancestors. Truly loT,
Fifth race. six furlonKs-VaIctta 81: Rod
Widow. So: Russell McGill. 81; Swodo Sam. Nello
100: 8asnlo. chnp,iclor. 1o2; Transparent Daddy
Clip 1o5; Lescar. loS: Shooting Spray. 1os.
Sixth race. mile and six,eonth-Nannie Nc
Dee, %: Flying. eS, Grotchon c.. 10l; Orporth
lo2: c. w. Kennon, Abound. 100; orbed Lad lC7.
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Second Team Wins.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March s.-The
second division of the Chicago American
spring training squad defeated the Los
Angeles team OF the Pacific Coast
league, To 4, in the opening game of
the preseason series today.
FourDler starred In the hitting line
for Comiskey's players. the first base
man getting three hits out of four times
at bat-a home run. a double and a sim
gle
Joe Berger, VINO Is trying for the short
stop berth with the big caguers. played
errorless ball and made two hits in four
White SoX No. 2..........9 II o
Los Angeles ..........4 3
Batteries-Scott and Gasett; Ryan and
Boles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
NEW JERSEY BOWLERS
LEAD TOURNAMENT
Good Scores Rolled by Con
testants for National
HonorS.

TOLEDO, o.. March G.-Bowlers from
Newark, n, j., took the lead in two
events OF the American Bowling congress
tournament tonight
With score of 661, William Helms OF
New York beat the leader in the in
dividual event and also took third place
In the all-events, with a total of 1891 pins.
Schultz and Roster of Newark went into
first place In the two-man event. finish
Ing their three game series with a score
of 1891.
Bluck and Forester OF Cleveland, with
u score of 1916, tied Radyl and Karlicek
OF Chicago for seventh place In the dou-
bles during the days play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Today's Charleston Entries.

By International News Service
CHARLESTON. g. c.. March s-Tomorror's en-.
lrie0:
First raco. five and half turIoogs--wildyesd ed
Lady Hughes. Camollia. lo1: Alderman Chlcco
New Haven. 1903: Rubin oranda. io2: Tony W.
Ethol Lcbnne. loI! coreopals los; Bad News
Second race. six turlonss-countorpart wiioy
B.. 81; r. II. Gray. 0T: Theresa Gill a?; Ethel.
bur6 1902: Frank Hudson, ils.
Third race, five and half furlonRs-ChamuIpo
Rose Queen, Syivestrle. los: Lord Wells ll2
Tarts ss
Fourth race. one mile-CaIiph. 10: Lord weIlr
Billy yandovcer. lis; Spindle. ll3. Haldemap
1o9: Pliaut. los: Arpor. l03
Fifth race fivo and half tnrlougs-Bat Mas
tersou, Clcm Beaohsy. RusBeau. 100; slicic ia
Toison dor. 1lt; sllas Grump Henrietta w
1os Theo. Cook 107. Jeosupburn, La sn Ia
Ninibus. 1H; Tigor Jim. 90.
si1tr race. seven furlongs-seniquavcr. Camel
III. eonedietlnh. Letourno. ioo Harcourt, TIL,
Squire. 1885, Beach Sand. lo7: Star Rose Cyno
sure. Littlo Ep. LOG; Lord Elam io4. ciitf Top
100; Pendant %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
CONNIE MACK LIKES
WORK OF BILL ORR

10 the hrSt practice gamo OF the season for
the former worlds champion Athletics a, 81 V
Antonio. bul Orr. the former Salt Lake .bor,
STOP starred for the white Elephants PLAYING
WIN the regular nfield OF the Athletics hs
played third base in tho place OF t'IIomc- run;
Baker and nc upheld the reputation OF the 5amn,,
hoInc-run driver by making two home r,,ns ana
Two two-brggers In his six trips TO the plate
lie mas been mentioned In all tho dispatches a,
4 GOOD helder and tho scribes with the team eT-
pect him 10 make good with The Athletics
Connie Mack is also looking for Bill 10 toke
caro- OF The utility position OF tho iutIcld Tbia
Information comes from q Texas correspondor, MN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
FAST TEN ROUNDS
PLEASE NEW YORKERS
BY Interna tional News Service.

NEW YORK. March s.-Packey Hos.
mey and Willie Beecher put up goci
battle at the Forty-fou street dr,
tonight. For ten rounds they stood breaS
to breast and fought furiously. Paciu
did the cleaner and the more clever won
though Beecher landed the hardest va
lops In several rounds. Beecher was ~
tired at the end and Packey was goiif
along with full sail set. When the act
bell rang the referee had to actually ~
them apart. III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
VARSITY WILL PLAY
AGGIE TEAM TONIGHT

The last gamo OF the Utah state intercollegiate
basketball series Will be played this evening In
Logan between the Logan AggIes and the Uni
yerslty OF Utah. Although IL Will not bo possible
for this game 10 effect tho championship OF the
state. nevertheless each toam ia oagor TO win.
Last year tho Aggies rouehcd tho Utah boys by
running thom Into the walls evory time they got
a chance. This put four OF the Utah stars out of
the Samo and mado II impossible ;or the varsity
mon 10 get back into condition for the r. Y L.
game which played threo days later.
IL Bucb a thing happens thls year IL will be din"
astrour ar, beginning next Thursday night the
uniyoroity will opon th.ee-Eame scrlos In the
Desoret gym with tho University of Colorado. To-
nj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
OUTLAW LEAGUE IS
AGAIN IN THE FIELD

NEW YORK, March s.-The United ststes
League OF Baseball clubs was reorganlzod horo To-
night With eight clubs In the circuit. william
whitman, owner OF tho ReadinE. Pa, franchise
was elected president Tho cities In the league
dophla. Baltimore. Washington. Lynchburr Va.
and Reading. Pa. The season Il lie announced
WIZ start May ~ and close September Is. The
Tho schedule, which Will be announced in about
ten days. viii consist Of i2o games, Tho United
states league war organized last year. bu. only
played part OF It's schedule. n Is not pr,otec,c ~
BY The rules Of Organized haheball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
LIPTON'S CHALLENGE
RECEIVED BY CLUE

NEW YORK. March 6.-Sir Inn2-
Llptons challenge for the Amerlcas
was received today by the New ~
Yacht club. Secretary CornlacK aeSal.
to make public the text Of the chausa{
or to comment on IL IN any Tay.
would be considered by the membsn !,
the club. he asserted. before 1t Wouo
acted on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
JULIUS JOHNSON is
THROWN BY KARTJE
BY international News Service.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, March G.
Ernest Kartje OF Chicago threw Julius
Johnson of Salt Lake twice tonight after
Johnson had gained the first fall The
Salt Lake grappler got the initial fall In
eleven minutes with wrist and leg hold.
but kartJe, with Nelson's won the next
twc falls In eighteen and ten minutes
respectively. II looked as if Kartje had
let johnson take the first fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
CALIFORNIA ADMITTED
TO COLLEGE UNION

BERKELEY. Cal. March e.-An-
nouncement was made TODAY that the
University OF California had been admit
ted 10 the intercollegiate Association OF
Amateur Athletics OF America, under
whose auspices the annual eastern con-
ference field meet is held. California will
be represented In this meet next May for
the first time. The contests are held In
the Harvard stadium; and eight men
probably will so from here 10 take part,
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Action Postponed

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, March e-Ths rtook
holders OF the Continental oil company. a sub
today TO consider the question OF dirsolution In
accordance vita tho United States Euprene courts
decree. and decided 10 postpone tho question
early Sc May 1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Racing in Alaska.

NOME Alaska, March 6-Hlchael sanuels,
driving tho fa1t HegneSs dog toam, left hero to-
day In an effort 10 establish record for the
2o0o-mils trip over the trail TO Valdez.
Samuclg expects 10 mako the journey. which usual.
ly requires thirty-five days In twenty-five days.
Much ir>ercst Ia being takon In tho famous ai2-
mile aniAlaska uwoopstnkes dog team race which
Will he next month.
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Sam Langford Loses Suit,

SYDNEY. N. S. W, March s-Bv n upanImou,
decision OF tho full court, Hugh Mcintosh was to
day uphold 10 his demurrer 10 Sam Lanrford a
complaint against the promoter. In which the
negro pusilist demands money said OF bo due him
from hclntonh Langford given fourteen
days IN which to amend his complaint
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Turf Exchange Case Sat

Joe Dlnkelsplel. who In testing tho new anti
eetuns law, was released on parole In tho Gus
tody Of the court bailIff by order o. Judge = G
Loofoourow. made In the district court ycst,r-
day afternoon. His application for habeaa cor
pus will he heard March ~.
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VIII Meet Monday

NEW YORK. March s.-Threo arbitrators named
under tho Erdrnsn act 10 settle tho differences he
tween the Brotherhood of Locomotive FIremon ana
EnS;nernen and fny-four eastern railways. over
the frcmeDs demands for increased paw and othe-
eonceeSiona. will hold their flnt meeting In this
city next Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
SCOTT BOWLERS WIN
ALL THREE GAMES

Tho Nationals defeated last night by the
scott bowling team. the Scott team winning all
three gdmcs
Distor was the high mnn. bowling COZ In tho
three gamcs The individual score follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

WASHINGTON, March e.-Georxo G. Thomson
chief clerk OF mo postoffioe department who did
much OF the legislative WORK Of the orrauizatJon
OF parcel post. resigned today TO become pur
chasing agent for the United States Expyesr
company
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Westergaard Throws Nelson

ST PAUL: Mimi, March s-,Jcane w.,,,-
gard OF Des Moines won from Julius Nolron
champion wrestler OF Montana. IN utraizht foIi.
tohiSh' inc hrot In is minutes and the second
In 2s minutes. Westergaard won tho first t,a,
WIN half Nelson and crotch hold and the san
Qua WIN mind sclEsors and army lock hold
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Worlds Swimming Record.

CHICAGO. March 6.-world's swimming rec
ords shattered the Central A. c meet
hero tonight when Harry ). Hebner. Illinois s. C.
set a mark OF 30 seconds for the 50-yard
back stroke: A G. Raithel swan 20 yards with
turn In ~ seconds.
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offciRis-Earker and HoisDg.on.
The university team Will leave Salt Lake this
morning at O'Clock. Besides those mentioned
In the lineup. Fitzpatrick and Aired Will tako
the trip.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
|. D. s. OF SALT LAKE !
WINS IN TOURNAMENT
Zion Basketball Team Picked
to Win Championship (.
Starts Off Well.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. March 6.-The state basketball
tournament was opened here tonight IA
the E. y. u. gymnasium. The L. D. &
OF Salt Lake defeated Murdock academy
Of Beaver City by the score OF IS to al. !.
The Lehi high school won from III,
Snow academy by the score of 46 to o.
Weber academy came out victorIout
over the Heber high school; score d
TO "a.
There were large delegations OF fans
from Salt Lake and from Beaver Ctr.
The l.. ID. 5. and Murdoch acadeuy
played the best game OF the evenINr
The first half ended with the score 10 I,
Q. Both teams showed a good knowles,
of the game and fine team work Jonss
Parkinson and Smith were the stas o
the game. The lineup: