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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Juarel Results.
By International News Service.

By International News Service.
First race seyen 'uEiongs-PrRosss Industry.
las Gentry. 20 !. won: Cslethunpiau. 1oJ
tMsrco( Is 70 ]. sccord: Laoold. 10 Creenyi.
y TO = third Time. 1870 70. Maud Mckee
Fort Sumter. Chioc Desmond. Carbon OF Aliah
Mawr Lad Senator Japea Compton. Aasalo
Wlnlfrcd and Robert also ran.
Second race i've and a half turio1Es-Ilr1tn
chayls, ioS (Gentryl to 2 won: Great FTias
III (sstep). 5 10 !, second; Sir BalllBser. III
(Hoods), - 10 !. third Time, 1907. Katy Con
nor. Star Berta, Amohalko. Johp r. Clay, Hcury
Williams, Abibu. Kilg Earl. Hnvley. J. Il
Reed, Quick Trip and Great Jubilee also san
Third rece, six fuflongs-E0ith w, &c (Soyicn',
10 :. won, FIoroaco Roborts. l93 (kirsehbasrnl.
70 6. second: Gordon Russell. los tGcntryl, -
TO I, third. Time. I'LL rs. Hobnoe and Sic
Frottul also
Fourth rare. five and a hall fusIonss-aish
Street los (Csrte.). 20 l. WOO: JeSsupburn. Ios
(ClaveT) ) 10 I. second: Gemmel los uoitrs'.
70 8 third. Time. i:15. Janus. 30 orarte..
Rosemary. Hazel c. ana Annual Interest also ran.
Fifth race. six fuTIongE-Flosin. io5 !tntius,-
20 s. Won: Suprrl, lc GicDonald). 10 10 !
second. Bob Hensoly. IL tMarco). 70 5. third
Time. l:ie 20. Drol Roy Daioton. Dick Dodie
and Mary L. aso ran.
Sixth race one ule-Bonnie Chance. l0 iSe.-
lon) to 9. won: Henry Waibank, II: CMcru,iTcl.
10 TO /. second: Tahos. lo7 tcavanaugh). 10 :
third. Time. 1888 Peter Grimm. Csbtsm aud
Gold OF ophir also Tan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
MAY INVADE
GREATER NEW YORK
BY international News Service.


NEW YORK, Dec. 29a-Invasion OF the
rich territory of Greater New York is
the latest move OF the Federal league.
whose daring opera tons in the last few
days have made the big league magnates
sit up and take notice Despite the de-
nlals Of the promoters Of the latest out
law" 1t is definitely known that they
do contemplate entering the metropolis.
The Federal league promoters do not
mean TO make the mistake OF the late
lamented United States league by locat-
ing their grounds in inaccessible
quarter OF the city. They plan to secure
the Brighton Beach motordrome. in the
expectation OF attracting a remunerative
patronage from the crowds that throng
the Brighton and Coney island beaches
daily during the summer season. Ned
TIanlon and Tim Hurst have been con-
Quoting negotiations for this or some
other easily accessible site. President
Gilmore Of the Federal league is eX-
pectcd TO arrive here tomorrow to COM
plete the negotiations, Sufficient local
ca pital Is said TO have been promised 10
assure n cash purchase within few
,Says Tho Toronto franchise will prob
ably be transferred to this city, according
10 inside information.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
MORE THAN 200 TO
PARTICIPATE in HUNT

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec, 29,-Accordins TO Travel
ing Passenger Agent u. a. Newton OF
the Oregon Short Line, il is assured that
more than 200 persons viii participate in
the annual rabbit hunt near Monument,
on the old line OF The Central Pacific.
tomorrow When the tickets were checked
up this evening IL was discovered that
Approximately 1I5 had been sold and
u large number OF hunters. who are un-
certain as TO their plans. are sure TO Dur-
chase tickets at the last moment
Chief Of Police w. l. Norton, one OF
the leaders In the affair. declares tha I
conditions were never better for suc.
cessful rabbit hunting, The cold and
snow OF the past several days have made
the "lacks" active as well placed
them in good condition for eating. The
special train for the accommodation OF
the hunters will leave the Ogden union
station over the Oregon Short line ut !
o'clock tomorrow morning. Returning.
the hunters will arrive In Ogden about s
p, m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Charleston Results,
International News Service.


FRS, race six turionss-M ,Toues. So ,NcTag-
sa-D II TO 20 vop: villi1, los tNeanderl. "a
: second; Floral Crown. rs tpiokett). % TO J
thigd Time, I5 I-5. Question Mark. Cou Cur
gan Lady orimar and siioic also ran.
Second race live furiopgs-C Charles Carnell. ioS
Gunner. Z TO .. Won: Boile TcTTe, log (Nick'
Isus) 20 TO + second. Lady Innocence. % (Mur-
phyJ 90 10 !. third. Time. i:o5 I-5. Fl Mzhdi.
Daily Waters. Scle OF Normandy. Bulsar aud
Marty Lou also -an.
Third ra,o. ouc nile-Kinmundy. 10 th'IIton),
s 10 1. won; EI.l OF Savoy. Jos (Iuruerl. j, 70
TIue l:ts 2-5. Colonel Cook. Jabo,, ssrTicspee
aad Mycenae also ran.
Fourth race. six furlopgs-0ld Ben. IS Gala
hsn). 10 !. won. CeltSts. lc5 tMoTassartl,
20 l. second; Samuel Il. Meyer. .iS CGoctc>-
10 O. thl-d. Time t:IS. l. H. AdaJT, Tartf,
IpciIcl sod Carlton g. also ran.
Fifth race 1.-Two fmlouss-Right E5Ay. ~ tpe-
rondel, to !, won; Apn Tili-. lo5 tMeTaESaTp.
s 10 9 second. Corsopvs. II, peavenrorO. 2 TO
1 third Time ~ Lord Wells. Stelcltf. sher-
lock Holmes, Ayoicr and Elsewhere ALSO raa
Sixth r1eo mile and t~eniy ysrds-Suisseau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Charleston Entries.
International News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race five aud Z haiI furionss-TEe G1a-
der, ia: Banjo Jim. 20. Orange io+: Vcilchen.
Log: Ada. es; Single Ray. Is; Jezal io5. Pea
cock 81
Second race. six iariorEs-Mattie l., io3; Auto
Maid il9. Ethelburg IT, lc3: aoisan,. ll2: Eelcu
NJ, 81 Henotlc, ia; Mama Johnson, 10; Ncne-
Ia stromc. m. Mics Primty. 100: LAURA, %:
Right Easy. Ill: Buzz Around %.
Thinl race, six iuriouss-Campeon. lbs: Mono
cacy Il: Cracker Box. 30; Deduction ,o5 Char
tler l05 Lady Lightning ,07; vercna, o.; SUI
prsmo. 95.
Fourth saee milo aud seventy ysrds-L. II.
adaIT, 100; Carlton C., IOs: Brynlimah. as; Loeb
lei, lo2; Prince Hcrmls u2: Kolinka. los John
Fugions. 10; II Ero, i@; Bob R, i05: Joe Dol
bold. iiS
FIfth race. six furlougs-TuTkey 10 the Strav
To-: Robert Bradley, ia. High Light %: Ford
Mai l05. Ralph LLOYD, l0S; Luria. IL: Batouchc.
100: Sunsuido. Queed. IL.
Sixth race, five and half furioIEs-RoEer
Gordon. IS: Runway. l0,; No Manaecr- a5: Ciii
Maid. ics: scncrota. 100; Buzz Around eS Ambi-
ton. lI bulgarian, ln5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
BY w. w. NAUGHTON.
News Service.

BY international News service.
~ AN FRANCISCO, Dec ce.-Just at
present the boxing fans OF the
Olympic club. and their name is
~ legion, are talking hooks aud up
percuts.
Last Saturday they saw Arthur PelEy
sct-to with several o? his sparrinc part
ncrs in the club gymnasium. Today they
watched Gunboat Smith being put through
his PAGES by his aides.
Today the clubmen are making COM
PARSONS, and they will continue to do
so until the two heavywelghts step into
the rlnS at DAILY City on New Years day
TO fight for the worlds championship.
The comparisons that are being insti-
tutcd are very thorough, the question Of
physique being the first TO be consid-
cred
To begin with. Smith and Pelky do
not conform with the popular idea Of
white hopes. And it Us in their favor
that they do not. for the average white
hope has little to commend him apart
from size.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
FLOORS HIS
OPPONENT IN NINTH
international News Service.

Ev International News Service.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec 2s.-Jesse
willard. the tallest white hope in the
world put George RodeI, the South Az
rtcan Boer TO sleep in the pintl round
of their scheduled twenty-round oout at
the Casino here tonight -,
Willard sent tho Bocr to the mat WIN
a LETT uppercut to the jaw that stretched
c1nr Tho count Of ten had been licked
off Off He was revived by his seconds and
- rried limp from the ring: although he
said after lie reached his dressing ioon
tbat he would suffer no III effects FROM
'' IJp 70 the eighth round the milling was
fsiriv even, Willard having shade IN
tho second and third sessions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Both Physically Fit.

He IS thick bodied and thick-legged
and muscular development he has none.
Al least that has been tho way OF it
since the defeat of Jim Jeffries by Jack
johnson caused q world wide hunt for II
white hope and resulted IN the. locating
Of many slobbcry heaps Of humanity
who had nothing to commend them out
side OF their build.
Pellley is picture OF muscular
strength He las line legs. grand shoul
ders and arms and not the slightest sus
picjon OF q paunch. There is Sugges
tion Of reserve strength about him. and
when YOU see MIN tear loose with his
right uppercuts you know that the driv-
ing power is there,
Gunboat has equally good shoulders.
legs. too are more on the antelope order
than those OF his rival but that is
merely matter OF conformation and is
no intlmation that the gunner cannot
speed just as heavy q punch as Arthur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Keeps Head Up.

Pellcy's worst fault lies IN keeping his
head too erect while trading punches. IL
may be that the knowledge that lie is
a much stiffer puncher than the average
fighter has caused him TO form this
ha bit.
He figures. probably, that by offering
his head as target. and thus drawing
AN opponents fire, there Is a better OPP
portunity of driving home a counter that
will end the contest.
II this is a part OF his philosophy, lie
can urge that many lighters before him
operated on similar lines. In the old
days OF the prize ring many a bare
knuciile was content TO give the "head
Tor The heart" or. In other words. in
vite and accept a head punch for the
privilege OF sending in a heart blow that
would end the battle. Precedent or no
precedent however II is a risky prac-
tice when opposed TO a terrific puncher
Ike GUnboat Smith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
TIA Man Who Neglects Himsalf

When his condition points to kidney
troubles takes an unwise risk, Back
ache, pain and soreness over the kid
news. nervous or dizzy spells, poor sleep,
are all symptoms that will disappear
Pills. They put the kidneys and blad-
der in a clean, strong and healthy con
dition. Scbramm-J obnson, Drugs, "Tbe
Never. r.Substitutors, five (5) good
stores, (Advertlsemont,)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
JuareZ Entries.

JU3reZ GntTleS,
By International News Service.
First race. five and hat suF!ongs-Summer-
hill. %. IGa Cook. e5; Soclsty Bird 100: Leford.
Panchachapi. lOS: Lambs Tail, los; Ia Estrclla.
10: Carona. IS: Goddess Stokes. 90: Thomas
Hare. Jos; oona, io5; Auutio Curl loS; Round
Up, lio.
Second .Gcs, five and a half furlougs-Msdc-
limo b. 81: Black-cycd Susan, %: Little Jane,
Ruth Esthe-. lO2 Tidy Wolffsrth. 100; HoTpcS,
lO1: Mia. Ios. Glmli. los: Swlftsure. %; Tyree,
%. Little Birdie loe; chilla. MaTsaud. los: Rose
OF Jeddah i0I: Canapa. los.
Third race. mile aud si1tccnth-Amesis.
Dowuland. IS: Def. 100: joo Weeds. Ioj. Hor!-
co., lOS: sleoplaad. no. Clinton. %: Moonlight.
100: BTaek nonta. Bon uncas, Jos; Wise Masou
Curlicuc. 40.
Fourth race six iuriongs-sosius, aS: just Red
Jos: Zlm, i03; sir Fre,ful, 100; 1riSh Gentleman,
l05.
Fifth race. fiyo and halt tuTlongR-Dur!n, 1o3
Dusky Dave. Fool o'Foytuue, ioss SteYesta, no.
old Gotch. io5; Coos. los; Silver Tone iio: Aluy
Ducpa IiS. .
Sixth Tzce ouo mlle-Bsiie OF Dryn Ma~E. 81;
swish. 100: sgUrd. lNS; Butter Ball. lo5: Meita.
10; Iowoen. Anon. 100; Mack p. Eubanss, io6'
Husky Lad, ioj.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30

-, rim Kelly took the count In the
the sssons Si' round. % In the frst. honors we're I
i ;ssWsd s,ssr oe s though SsI
had susci nionIa we'd much skill and they
Botn iiem asaer to make all of their blows
Cn,,nt we're they did not mix much IN ne ne
ps tsStnt sS cane close 5ss'i@sa ase IN
secono 'in1 'ianr1oaomplisbed his Knockout by a
saoInbina alIIS,iGT ion d Of blows to the face and
body. ,,,,,,oo announced that a
MANAGE S,,,,a Would be arranged for
CLASSY ,Ipouday Ip,Udd night and that tho bouts lts
rext S 'oa held at the same piace-the
Corrjck theater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
RABBIT HUNT WILL
BE HELD ON JAN. 2
Special to The Tribune.

January 2. win be the date OF the first
big abbit hunting excursion 10 be run
out OF this city to western BoXelder
county. Arrangements are being made
hv the promoters. w. c. Horsey and
Peter Isnudson, whereby a special train
will be operated over the old route of
The Southern Pacific out of this city 10
station. where lacks" abound by the
hundreds Of thousands. With the wealth
er conditions as favorable as at present.
the men at the head OF the movement
anticipate the heaviest slaughter ever
made by the local sportsmen. The snow
is exceptionally deep in the vicinity OF
the hunting grounds. which will make IL
much easier TO round up the bunn,cs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30

Deep.seated coughs that resist ordi.
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment II you buy a
dollar bottle OF Ballard Horehouud
Syrup you get the two remedies you
need for the price Of one. There 10
Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster
for the chest, free with each bottle.
Sold bv Schramm- J ohnson, Drugs, "The
Never-Su ubstitutors, five (5) good
stores. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Wants to Collect Alimony.

Suit TO enforce an allmony agreement
was filed in the district court yester-
day by Julia De Ford against A. G. De
Ford. She sets out that she was award
ed SEQ monthly alimony by the district
court and that her husbau agreed 10
pay her S26S0 as a cash settlement OF her
alimony claim. No part of this has been
paid II Is charged except $40. and she
seeks Judgment for the remaining $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
DUNC KNOCKS OUT
| NJ 'CAULEY IN FIRST
Boxer Duplicates
HIS Former Stunt at the
Garrick Theater.
\ BOUTS STAGED
u Lake Pugilists Outshine
Men From Denver and
Ogden.
BOUTS STAGED

Dsnver and Ogden, pugilistically speak,
4, we're wiped from the map last night
% Salt Lake snone like a brilliant star
t The boxing carnival Staged at the
rick theater by the Manhattan Ath-
1e club.
Red Williams Of Denver who looked
iormidable opponent for Young" Gil
ft Of Salt Lake, took the worst beat
) thus far seen here this season. He
pk the count OF FIVE in the second
nd and when he arose Gilbert prompt
Knocked him through the ropes The
"g, while Williams was down and out.
lyensed Gilbert from being awarded the
flson at that time. In the third Will
ms continued 10 take the beating.
|fert did not land The real punch, how
~. uptll the fourth round, when he
|2cked his opponent ont completely.
mex Davis of Ogden. unknown to Salt
'ke fans. quit in the third round Of his
Eht with Ray Jackson OF salt Lake.
pen the bout started he apparently was
2 equal OF Jackson. Late I'm the first
'lnd, however, jackson knocked him
Nm the ropes and in the second he
IL beating at the ropes In the
lFd ne quit before he was knocked
gsn and the llght was awarded 10 Jack
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Search for Missing Launch.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Fear that the
launch Adirondack, which LEFT savannah.
Ga. December Is. with members OF a
fishing party aboard. has met accident or
trouble at sea- caused officials or the
revenue cutter service here tonight TO
dispatc the cutter Tybce from Savannah
In search of the missing launch,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Fit His Case Exactly.

UWhen father was sick about si1
wears ago he read an advertisement Of
Cham berlain IS Tablets in the papers
that fit his case exactly" writes Miss
Margaret Campbell Of Fl. Smith, Ark.
slHo purchased box Of them and he
has not been sick siuce. Ny sister had
stomach trouble and was also benefited
by themn For sale by all dealers.
(AdvartiremsnL)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
NOTED EVANGELlSTS
TO ARRIVE THURSDAY

Mrs Ca'HH HTes victoria Booth ClibborIi,
daughts,1t, ughe,1 known @ English cyanselists. VIII
arvs ns IN sat s sss;s nsst at Ehg5sd1Ez s5s Eots
noon and VIZ wan,,srai days Mrs. Booth
Utah Tor iii eecupy tire pulpit ct taee
Clibe9ornf forenoon services nest svndsy yni,i a.
se First SssE PdnH Ghs'ea inc
also speslk X. OF evening at ono of the taes
next suii%1@s '1.s citv. Originally these ~, u.
sssssss tsrs g. we're I scheduled for the a"s"n''iS
m I'D the tabernacie'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
OLD MEN.
SHACKLETON WILL USE
AEROPLANE ENGINES

LONDON. Dec. 29-An interesting
feature OF the equipment so be used by
Sir Ernest II Shackleton on his proposed
expedition next year across the Antarctic
continent will be sledges driven by aero
plane engines and an acroplane With
clipped wings to aid in propelling the
sledEcs over the ice.
Sir Ernest plans TO land at latitude
IS degrees south on Weddcl sea, at the
beginning Of November 1911, and expects
TO arrive in Ross sea, on the other side
OF the pole in March, 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
PRESIDENT MURPHY
VISITS IN OGDEN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 2?.---President Edward f
Murrhy OF the Union associate arrived
hero tonight 70 discuss with officials Of
the local baseball club the prospects for
the 1914 season. Mr. Murphy Is decidcly
optimistic over the future OF the Union
association and prospects for an excel
lent season. He Will meet with Presi-
dent a. r, Bigciow and the directors of
the Ogden club at the Weber club at noon
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Northern League Meets.

DULUTH. Mimi. Dec. 23.-At a meet
ing OF club owners OF the Northern Base
bail league here today most OF the time
was taken up with tho question OF pool
ing grandstaud receipts. President Pull
ford o! Winnipeg was firmly against the
proposition and he was supported by
President Blume OF tho Duluth club Ar
raycd against them were the maSnates of
Tho nlhpp rllbS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Rattle Is Draw,

Bv international News Service.
,x,,I Tws-RARRE Pa. Dec al
,,,.a,, ~ Wilkes Barre battled ten nsrd
Ionnds Dsmds W With Jack Brtton of Chicago be
tore the Peerless Athletic club tonight.
bonors being even b'7t.on 1n rnanSes Nee with
t5e rugged boy from the coal ilelds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Receivers Appointed,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 29.-The
United States court today appointed re-
ceivers for the Breakwater company of
this city. The assets OF the company arc
placed nj between 100000 and $1,000,
900 and the LA abiliiles at between $1,000
900 and 81. 100000 The business OF the
company is jetty building and harbor pro-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
ALUMNI TEAM WINS
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPRINGvH.LE. Dec 29.-In the most
exciting basketball game OF the season
tl1e high school alumni defeated the local
high school team by a score OF q to 25.
The result was in doubt throughout the
thrilling game. When the time was
called 20 close the game the score was
n lie at % TO 25 Tn playing off the tie
the alumni scored a pretty held goal and
won the game on the alumni team were
such stars as II. Weight OF the Brigham
Young university and Allemon and Pack
ard OF the Agricultural college
THE lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Decision Is Overruled.

tionsI commission today ovcrruled a de-
cisiop OF the national board, which de-
clared that the Western league was en-
titled to the services Of Umpire Jack
D'roole during all OF the season OF 1919.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Little Is Wasted.

Smith, like Pelky. is concave rather
than full about the midsectiou. As a
matter OF fact the writer never saw a
pair Of championship candidates In whom
there was less waste material. Every
ounce of weight either possesses is
lighting weight.
or the two men. Pekey hits out the
less freely. With his left hand de-
IiveIies. especially. his motions are those
OF man who lenses his muscles before
letting fly, with his right-hand punches
no fault IS to be found. He shuffics or
his feet rather than steps around. but he
is a good judge Of distance and is usually
sure OF the range before lashing out.
or the force OF his right handlers there
can be no doubt Whether he lands on
BODY or head there IS tremendous powc.
behind his blows. He is an adept at
counterng with the right. and It appears
difficult TO deal him a right -hapder ard
escape Il return
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
OLD FELLOWS BEATEN
BY KIDS IN BOWLING

The Kids" defeated the "Old Fell |
lows team at the Windsor bowling al |
leys last night three straig games. The |
"Old Fellows team Is composed OF the
old time bowlers Of Salt Lake. The |
score was AS follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Grifhths Is Winner,
irrational News Service

Ey international News Service.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Dee. 29.@Ichnuy
C;rifths OF Akron. Ohio won onsily ever
Ray Temple here tonight GriTitbs had
the best OF the argument from start to
finish,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30

ia (PlcletO 7 10 T. won: SchaIIcr. il2 CTar-
brother. = 20 J. second; Patty Resan. So tT.
Murphy, 20 :. third. Time, 1916 10. Puck.
Michael Angelo Camel. Barndunoe and Wood
craft also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
Bouts Given.

Lac fans last night were IN reality
'en slx bouts Tor their price OF ad-
|5hion by Manager lIar rdy Downing.
. ioung, who featured on last weeks S
.siamme by winning his event with q
Pexout in the FIRST round, duplicated
IcSauley within a few minutes after
nghters had entered the ring.
-ae oout looked al first as II II would
lIteresting. McCaulcy met Young 5
LEX and the first blows exchanged
tseen the men were skllful. Young
Eeealng blows were effective, how
and when one OF them landed
me hastv termination of this
ny caused Manager Downing 10 ar
Hse another that the fans might be
s;ag sa.a INC full value OF their money. The
- attraction was between Bud
-AT and Mike Malone Tucker has
& *sWSsea Wa on the programme nearly ev-
@onoay night since the exhibitions
~ started, The bout ended IN a
,nSs ,ss slx pouts ended last night IN three
a 1Svuis, SN, two draws and one decision,
nfS. event OF The evening was be-
a Young" Gutke and "Iiid" Odell.
uoss were inexperienced In pugllism
NAM OF their blows went wild. They
~ the sort OF free -for-all bont
N f.o,, ..'"'n gives lt4c ldllS as lIuS''
Scltelnent aE a scientific encounter
mst round WAS Gutke's, the second
|-s 0eIl o and the third and fourth
~ second event was between Ray
4, on III aud Jack Davis in which Davis
.,hdten on MS feet. The next bout
tnc ono In which, the first round saW
5Snewnial OF McCauley at the point
7o,ras osa,is glove. IN the fourth event
7s5,ss Gilbert fought rings around
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-30
ALL EYES ARE TURNED
TO NEW YEARS BATTLE
Interested Fans Watch Daily Workout of Smith
and Pelky; Both Are Physically Fit and
in Perfect Condition.

or. for that matter, put up with one.
The career OF one Robert FitZsimmons
reminds US that THce-horsc underpnnlns
Is no dctriment TO a pugillst.