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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
PLAYERS PREPARE
FOR TENNIS MA

CHICAGO, Aug. l.-Champlo1
teams from all sections OF tns
limbered UP at Onwentsia today p
aratIon of the trials tomorrow ans
nesday TO decide who shall meet =
f. Mclaughlin and Thomas c -
San Francisco for the national
title. The winning team VIII 80 2
port TO meet the title holders
gust Is,
Gustav f. Touchard and W. "
burn, the eastern champions, We
on the courts OF the North sfo'
this morning. 4
They were followed shortly ~
Robert Sheldon and j. 3. Ao'''
represent the south. -. =
John Straohan, who, Wiz
Griffin. holds the Pacific ehamg
and who was forced 10 defsuIt
western tournament because q
has not fully recovered and
Iighuy. r.. H. Burdick and ~,
ford. Chlcagoans. who Eon Ts
title with such ease. TOOK y 'n's
out. f.
Tom Bundy, who won tse
\ dlllc1 ill6 ElbcA'O h~k.,rr|/
Beach Saturday. viii leave Tnu !.
Chicago. From there he VII "
port to defend the national oous ,s
p!onship. which he holds Mln .I.na
f. Mclaughlin of SAN FIancl'> ~
Mclaughlin. returning lrom
cup triumph In England, may .
another cha mplonship maNa -
week, He will arrive on Weoy,n n,
days before the conclusion IA q 4 {
York state tourns ment' ena I,.s. -
that ne may enter the elH'
in defense of his state tue N ~
The progress of William -. ~
the California school boy VINO 20, 1 ~
sixth round Of the tournane,Sn, ~, ia
aroused further praise mere rs ~, ars
ing in tennis, and experts ImrnsrsiS psuyiS
prove the winner OF the 'ours 'oounssrs 4
he does. and McLoughlln, spgsa p,,or B
Tense of his title. u "o rba ~
teresting match between 'A
fpypianS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
JORDAN WILL MEE|
P|TTSBURCER AD%|
Finish Match Is Aran..1
Take Place at Salt,i,|
Hippodrome,
By bud" Fish

Chris Jordan, mlddlewelsh, ~,
wrestler Of the world, and Arohl. r
OF Plttsburg, one OF the brst I
weight wrestlere In the east ina,
matched TO meet In finish r,,,
the saltalr hippodrome on ,ha I
OF August 10. yesterday aftsrpo.
Isador Frumkin. The match Z
best two out OF three falls. "A.
catch-can style. for a purse Of I'm
be divided $3.50 TO the winner anS
the loser
Mr.. FrumlSin, who is handliu.
match, is not breaking into the +
Ing game as business. but tf,
mentioned above will be known a
Saltalr day" at the resor, and |,
crowd Is expected to be on hasd
the Intention OF Mr., Frumkin 10 h
fans an added attraction In m, T.
a good wrestling bout. Thers n
be several hundred prizes Eivsn
ranging from 81 TO $50, and VI,
Idn intends 10 make this sport h
the largest ever staged at the lu]n
Chris Jordan, one Of tho prinH,I
the wrestling match, Is too Vel
TO local followers of this wreztIsr
10 need any introduction, EhIleI
Parker. his opponent. is one Of o.
wrestlers In the eastern country
He has met such men as Gehrink
er. Alderman and other crack nd
and has esta bllshed a good record.
Transportation Will be sent 10 4
today so that he will have He
time to reach here and become acc1|
before the match.
Jordan left for Los Angeles led,
where he meets Tony Ajax In al
match August &. He will than ~
this city and train for his bod
Harbertson In Ogden, August u
which he will be ready for Pafk@
Jordan Will be giving ssvenl
of weight to Parker, but matt
few pounds does not make any -
to Jordan, as he gave Yokel
pounds when he won the cham
iifle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Willie Doak pitched steady ball for six
innings. but in the seventh Inning. after
Nna oe and Lobert had singled, Becker
drove the ball into the right field stand
for home run scoring three runs. 4
minute later Luderus duplicated Becser's 3
feat and Philadelphia was one run ahead,
Harmon started to pitch for the homo
crew in the eighth and did well in that
inning. In the final inning, however,
Becker singled and scored era vath when
the Ia tier sent the ball into the right
field pavilion for the third circuit smash
OF the game.
ST. Louis tailed TWO runs In the sec
ond inning OF single, an error, sacri-
fice and a two-bagger. The other local
run came IN the next inning, when
Gather was passed after two outs He
stole second and continued to third when
kllifer's throw went 70 center field
Mayors ballS sent him across the rub
Der.
rurr .rr1 ptyr. rr ,or-,o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
CLOVER LEAF CLUB
OF SALT LAKE WINS

The Glover Leo, team OF Salt Lake ,on ,-or,
the same club tenn OF Ogden yesterday afternoon
az Ogden hy tho Of 4 20 l. Salt I,kc orI
played the Ogden boys all times and ycr,
never IN much danger OF losing tho game BRINK
ley distinguished himself by pitching a flno game
and hltupg homo run IN tho seventh inning
with Two on ooHcs. thTcs-basc hit BY Csndlsnd
Naa also feature OF tho game
SALT TsAEE-OGDFS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Mothers! Have Your Children worrns7

Are they feversb, restless, nervous
irritable. dizzy or coustipated! Do they
continually pick their nose or grind
their teetb' Have they cramping pains.
irregular and raveuous appet,te? These
are all signs Of worms. Worms not
only cause your child suffering, but
stunt its mind and growth. Give
" "Kickspoo Worm Killer at once. It
kills and removes the worms. improves
your child's appetite. regulates stom-
ach, liver and bowels. The symptoms
disappear and YOUR child is made happy
apd healthy, as nature intended All
druggists or by mall. 25c. Kickapoo
Indian Medicine Company, Philadel.
phia, Pa, ST. Louis, Mo.
(A6yertEsrnont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Policemen Make Recorda.

NEW YORK, Aug. I-Patrick Mcdonald. tho
traffic. policeman duty Forty-second street
ond Broadway, aud Matt McGrath. former fell
low officer. both heroes OF tho Olympic games
are uuofficis1ly credited with world's rec
ords In the shotput and hammer throw IN the
exhibition games Of the Police Traffic Squads
Benevolent association yesterday. Mcdonald put
tho sixteen pound shot fifty.thrpe feet,
two feet bettor than the record and McCyrath
threw the sixteen pound hammer 1an feet IN
inches. exceeding tho record b. three feet six
Uches Egon Erickson lcsped sls feet iyo iucho,
10 the high jump. only tao inches short OF tho
rrco rd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
PLAYER HAS LEG
FRACTURED in GAME
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, Aug. 4-EdwIn Urrv. q con-
ductor employed by the Ogden Rapid
transit company and third baseman FOR
the o. r. T, ball club, was seriously
INJURED THIS forenoon during game
betWeen his club and the u. g. r G.
switchmen at Glenwood park. base
runner on the Rio Grande team crashed
INTO urry at third. fracturng his right
leg lew inches below the knee
The injured player was remoyad ~
mis- home. 2abS Jefferson avenue I'm the
ainbulance. Tie is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elihu Urry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
rHILApELPHIA-sr, LOUIS.

Summary Errors-Doolnr. Eillltsr. Two base
hitB-o'LenTT. hc-rey, LudoTus Home rJus-
Becker. Luderu.. cravoth. Hlts-on Dosh. in
Innings; OF Harmon, In Innings Sacrifice
hitt-Knabe. NovreT. Stolen base-Ca,hsr Dov-
bio pIsy-Doak. wht,ed aud Konstchy. Left on
has>s-et. Louis 8; Philsf-iphia. Bslk-Haysr
Base on baiis-on Do.k. 2; off Mayer 8; Off
Harmon !. Hlt by pltehrr-B. Naye- Cwhittsd
Konetchyl. Struck cut-Ry MAYER. 8 M Dopk
T1me-l hour and 50 minutes. Umpires-Blem
sut Orth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
MOTORCYCLE CLUE
PLANS BIG w"

IN III, largest event yhI.h WI, H. = y iss.ss
carry out this year the say :. Lagos
viii stage a monster Hienls .,,,i 4 ;. sstsss
day. An open invitation VII .,sts 70 -
bring S;I "@,its''1i sits Fin .asi s. = a. .:s. &
which everybody may snts,' .,so 30 urs
other manner OF races VIII y.
programme. =. ,se rsos y,
n,rn,c 40 that ogden moioTc! n,n ne T.
oVpoS,uoi,y oIS@'S Of enjoying ss1pi1s 5ss Ss ..
leave Salt Lake sund,! %,ns1oa srsd
Will proceed 10 rho lii 10 psfaE
s%' % & s'' &C: 4: s;i;s :; :s:5 r: 81 $
tare + re Of fat meu'' 'a''.i 1,ors .n' az :. T.
several ladies, Iair.n,ut rsSss !, ,sI 2. 'ss,s :
'ssI, s"s 's i.Slo, Ie' .sS rsS'ss ss SasA e. As:,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Remarkable Cure of Dysenterv,

II was attacked with dysenterv
about July l5, and used the doct or g
medicine and other remedies with no
relief, only. getting worse all the time
was unable to do anything and my
weight dropped from 145 to 125 pounds.
suffered for about two months when
! was advised to use Chamberlain 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
] used two bottles OF it and il gave me
permanent relief" writes p. W, Hill Of
Snow Hill. y. c. For sale by all deal
ers. (Advertisnmnnf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Summary: Erros-r1sher Allen Zimmerman
Esrns runs-cutshs- (D. Hlu-on Moore In
inninss; of Pierce Ir inuing, Sacrifice
efeS-bhe>r. Cutsnaw. Smith. stole1 basss-Ftth-
~. MILLER. Double playp-Flsher TO Cutshav 70
oefeers: Ncore 20 BridwelI 20 Phei.n te Safer:
Fiahsr 70 psuhert; Pbelau 10 sridwen 10 Safer
Lef. on esss-BrooEiTn, s; Chicago . Bases OF
hals-on Allen. :; or Meore g. Hit hy pitcher
BY Allen tBresnshsrl Struck out-FJ Ale,
y. ey Aous. i; b. Pierce. . Time hour and
- minutes. uu1pires-Breunzr and E.,oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
EYers Will Be Retained.

CHICAGO. Nug A-RumorB that John Eyerp
would not he retained at the end of the present
season manager OF tho Chicago Nationals we're
denied this afternoon by President Huphy. Muir
phy declared that Evors's work ontlroiy sat
isisctory. that nc wanted manager Of the
"flshtiog spirit" shoRn by Evsss. whether I; was
directed at umpire nIeycrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
BEALS BECKER,S
HITTING WINS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. I-Beals Becker be-
cause OF his ability 10 hit right ha nded
pitchers, was In left field for the Phila-
delphia club this afternoon and ne lived
up TO bis reputa ton. n WIS his home
run in the seventh inning that started
the locals 10 defeat In the second game
of the series. score To g. He secured
TWO singles IN addition TO the home run.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
CLEVELAND.
PHILADELPHIA.

summary Errors-L,cIhold. Grsney BrEor. Two
base hits-oldrlDy, shsvkoy. His-oft Falken-
berg. ia innings; of Kahlor. In s Is In
nings: off Dashner. none IN 7-S Innings. Sac
riNce fly-Tumor. Double plsys-Bsrry and Nc
InuiE; Collins Barry and McIunis; Turner Ia
joie and Olson. Left booes-cleveland. .
Philadelphia, s Base hHlle-Off Fnlkepbore
9: of shnwtey. :. First base on errors-CIcye-
land. l. Struck out-By FalkenberE. 3: by Kah-
Ter. 2; b. DaAhner. o. by sheokey 2 Wild
piteh-Dcshner. Ttme-1 hours. Umpires-Con-
molly ard Ferguson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
o. S. L. Climbers Win.

The Oregon Short Linz Climbers defeated the
NevspApsT orsys sunday al the Eighth South
street grounds by the score of II to 3 The sea-
lures OF the game we're the pitching o. Swanson
aud th~ batting OF sharkey. Shsrkey secured
them being doubles. The Climber ~iu PLAY the
Emplesg SUNDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
SPEEDY MAPS FALL
BEFORE ATHLETICS
Cleveland's Winning Streak
Broken; Shawkey Is Hit
Safely but Twice.
American League.

Yesterdays results.
New York 6. Detroit T.
Philadelphia :, Cleveland l.
Washington :, Chicago 3.
BostonSt Louis game postponed; rain,
Two games today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Federal League.

A. fndlana7oiis-Clevsiand &: indianapolis J.
A. 81. Louis-Chiesgo. s: ST Louis >
A, Ksuuas city-PittsSrrE :; Kansas City. T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
SKYSCRAPERS WIN
EXHIBITION CAME
With Erickson in Box, Nc
Closkey's Men Beat Poca-
tello Indians, 10 to o.
Special TO The Tribune

POCATELLO, Idaho. Aug. 4.-The Salt
Lake baseball team today shut out the
PocatelIo club in the exhibition game.
A largo crowd witnessed the game. which
was featured by good Individual play
ing on both sides Erickson and McClain
for Salt Lake. and Bert Harrison. who
will be remembered as a pitcher IN the
old Utah state league, and HalloWel
composed the battries, The score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

te>. MoPhcrson First base on errorp-ors.n =
INo-eass hi;-Harris Three base hit-Csndls,6
Home run-Brinklsy. Sacrifice hlts-g,IIars
Mann (2l. Yersee. White. Stolen bases-Murdocb
Harris, Brintley Lo't on baSes-ogdep <. e,ji
90 bslls-on Sandal. 6: OF, Brinkley a s,r,1s.
ou,-By Sandal ,; by BrinkIoy uit NV
pitcher-By Brinkley tHarTisop). Hits-ot, py,ps
ley. 4. Off Sandal. 6. Time Of ram,-, -
and minutes. Umplre-CslIahsn. "'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Tonight. Majestic. Two bands. Con.
tipuous dancing. Next dance Thurs.
dav. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

There was much desire on the part
of the crowd to see such celebrities as
Honest John McCloskey, "Home Rum
Huelsman and others who are helping
Salt Lake TO fame in gaseball The Salt
Lake boys continue their trip north this
evening for the real battling which begins
at Butte tomorrow afternoon,
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Nickel Plate Road

Sells tickets from Chicago TO New
ork and return, s27.O0; Boston and
return, $4,000 Reduced rates TO other
Eastern points. Also variable routes.
Inquire local agent or address G A
Mein, ID. p. A, 81 Seventeenth street
oenVer' Colo. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Ladies free day ssltair today
Trains every 45 minutes.
fAdvsrtiSomsn-.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

'Bafisd Tor Engei u Nfth.
-pAttc1 .oT Hughes Ia ninth.
Score By ipuings-
Chicago ..............i h-5
Warrington o.. ....-.....0 Cd
summary: Errors-Iord. Morgan "a. Mcbride
Ainsmith. TTo-bEss hits-Lord Chase. I.aports.
Thr,e-6,ss hl,-snith. Home rua-YeBride Hits
on Russell. In "a innings: or Ctcot,e Z IN
7T-G snninEs; 90 Engel IN inningN. OF
Hughes. none 10 4 innings. Sacrifice hit-schaib.
Sacrifice nys-ClApp,lI. oandil. Stolen haSes-
Milan. Morgan. Lipo-ts Mcbride Left on bsssy
Chicago & wAhhlpston 8. Base on bsils-ot,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
NEw YORK -PirrseuRe.
PITTSRIRc

'Bsucd for Simon In eighth.
rRait~d for Eommert In rinth.
''nsitcd for CsmnlE 10 eighth.
score b. Innings
N~~ York .-...-........o -.
Pirseurg ...-........o o-i
summary Erfor-slmon. Three base hi;-Yi-
sor. stolen boseS-Nios. Murray Loft on bases
-Pi'tshurE ?; New FORK. Sasa OF balls
orr Csmnit-. ,: of Dsmaree : Struck oui-By
Demares. 4: b. Csmiir ? ny Marqusrd J. Hits
on pomares. 3 in 20 innings. OF Nsrauard
none in I Ia Innings: OF Camritg. In 3 In
nt1sa; or NcQuillsn none In inning Time
hour and e minutes. Umpros-oDay and
Enirlte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
supply Co, LOB Main street, Exclusive
photo dealers ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
DEMAREE IS REAL
PUZZLE To PIRATES
Clarke's Men Get but Three
Hits and Giants Win
Game, 2 to l.
National Lea guc

Yesterdays results:
Chicago I. Brooklyn
ST Louis Z. Philad elphis 6.
FlttsbUrg l. New York =.
Cincinnati 13. Boston (
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
CATALOGUE PRINTING

Done by the Century is distinctive
55-57 Postofice place. (Advertisement|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

Ladies' free 9a ;,,sa.
Trains every As nlnu.ss%, MINUS,
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Ladies free day Saltair TODAY.
Trains every 45 minutes.
tAdvertlsoment)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

MAJESTIC pavilion tonight. Two
bands, Continuous dancing. Next
dance Thursday. (AdverfisementS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
5RooKLyS CHICAGO.

'Bstted for Seors 20 seventh
'es.tsd for Pisrcs In ninth
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Continued on Following Page.)
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CHICAGO. .wAsRINGToN.

'Bafisd FOR Engei n Nf,h.
-pAttc3 .oT Hughes Ia nintn
The Washington times., 1913-08-25
FOOTBALL WILL Be
PLAYED IN NIGHT
Cornhuskers to Meet Indian
Eleven on Gridiron After
Dark, Is Announced.

LINCOLN, Nab.. Aug. % In his pre-
ary PROSPECTUS of the COrnhVsker foot
ball season Of 1879 AthletiS Manager
GUY r. Reed announces today the IN
auclIration OF a night football game
between the Haskell Indians and Ne
braska. Reed believes that the lnhoNa-
,,on will bring out one of the biggest
crowGs Of the football season and IN
,.identally. swell the COrnhusker eN-
charucr for a game which otherwise
would prove but Il medium drawing
card.
It's Reds opinion that a game played
after darkness will permit Eany OF the
business men. who are unable to leave
their places of business in the after
noon to attend the game. while the
novelty OF the play. with white-coaIed
Dicskin. will attract many more.
Reed has arranged TO light the tie.d
for the night game with powerful ca
cIuu lights and with additional strings
of smaller arc lights. to MAKE the grid
iron as brilliant as in the rays of the
sun. Special marks will be used by
each team to distinguish the play
ard Reed thinks the game will prove
fully as entertaining rs If pla Jed in the
daytime.
lie chose the Haskell game because
Coach S,iehm did not care to risk one
u the sitter battles in night play. The
last time Nebraska played the indians
the Haskell braves were scalped by
over 100 polatS. .-- ---.-.--.-.
The Washington times., 1913-08-25
'LOUGHL|N PICKED
TO WIN LL-COMERS
His Match With Wallace John
Is Sure to Be Mighty
Battle.

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 25.-As tn,
four wielders of the racquet-8Tauric,
E Mclaughlin. the playing ng-througk
holder OF the title; Wallace T. John.
son. the Pennsylvania. State champion,
r. Norris Williams, second. and Nathan.
iel W. Niles. the Massachusetts Stat1
titleholder-stand on The threshold o:
the deciding Of the all-comers' lawn ten.
mis- championship singles. the great Cali.
fornia player has become a pronounced
favorite. The impressive mannor il
which the hero of the Davis Cm
matches and the pet OF Wimbledon dis
posed of his formidable rival, William
J. Clothier, in the sixth round indicated
that whatever his weaknesses might b.
they were not sufficient to cause any un
easiness as to the brightness of hiI
prospects.
Mclaughlin and the other CalifornianI
are teaching the players of this section
of the country that lawn tennis supre
macy is not to be had except with care
ful attention to physical condition. No
Loughlin is a crank on training. He il
as hard as nails. and ne seemed almos'
a spectator today at the annual clam.
bake Of the players. He explained
that the figures recently obtained a.
Harvard, where pedometers were attach.
ed to the ankles Of lawn tennis player
and Tailed nearly two miles of foot,
work TO the set, were undoubtedly cor
rect. The red-haired title holder be
lieveS that n ten-mile run is as child'I
play compared to a ive-set match, Will
its sudden stops, turns and spurts.
The Washington times., 1913-08-25
EARLY LEAD GIVES
ATHLETICS VICTORY
Five Runs Scored Off WeiIman
in First Inning of Game at
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. c5-Five runs scored
by the Athletics in the first inning were
enough to defeat the Browns, but four
more were added later in the game and
the league leaders won by to I.
Weilman. who started for the locals.
was batted from the box in the first
inning. During this time five runs
were scored. Stone. who relieved Well
man. vas also hit freely.
Bender was never in danger. and but
for tumble by Eddie Collins on Briefs
groundcr would have scored a shut-out
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia ........... SIT 900 0e0-9 10 1
st. Louis .............. coo 100 0OO-I 7 .
Battcries-Bender and Schang; Well
man, Stone and Agnew. McAllister.
The Washington times., 1913-08-25
CHAMPIONS WILL
MEET IN CAPITAL
Turner and Jordan Agree to
WrestIe in the Open at Vigi-
Iant's Park.

Washington is TO see a championship
wrestling match for the middleweight
title. and it Is to be outdoors, so that
every follower of the sport in the Capt.
tai will have an opportunity TO see two
OF the foremost athletes grapple for the
highest hCnOrs in their class. Joe Tur-
ner. the local wrestler, who held the
belt for over a year. was defeated last
spring by Jack Jordan. who had pre-
viously defeated Mike Yokcl acknowl-
edged holder of the worlds middle
weight belt, and now Jack Jordan is
coming to Washington to give Turner
an opportunity TO regain his name as
king Of middleweights
The bout, together with two interest
ing preliminaries. is to be staged at
Vigilants Park, on Thursday, september
4, under the open sky, and on d raised
Platform built especially for the occa-
sion.
For many reasons it has been found
convenient to hold this championship
match in the fall of the year. instead
of waiting until the winter indoor sea-
son opens. Before the regular wrestling
season opens in January. much con-
tention arises as to the titleholders in
the respective classes Jordan believes
It fair 10 give his challenger a chance
to dispr"vc his title to the belt. and Joe
Turner the man from whom he won it.
is 20 have first chance and the choice
of naming the place where the bout
shall be held. At the present time none
of tn, local theaters are available, and
Turner has made arrangements to stage
tn" bout at EiGilants Park under regu-
lar Police Gazette conditions.