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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
MILITARY SCHOOL is
WINNER IN CLASS B

WASHINGTON. March with seven
straight victories. the Northwestern Mill
tary and Naval academy, Highland Park
Ill. has won the class & championship In
The national military school rifle shooting
championship.
In the final match tie victors broke the
interscholastic record. with $50 out of g.
possible 1000 points. and a member of the
team Il. Alspie. tied the individual rec
ord. by making the possible 100 points.
sta nding and prone.
Class A is stlll led by the Bordentown.
n. j.. military institute, with only one
more match.
Summaries
Class. A-Bordentown. N. j., 94S vs..
ST. Johns, Delaf1eld, WIS. 9l9: New
York Cornwall on Hudson. 94s, vs. C,ul-
Yer. Ind, e0l; Kemper. Bonneville. Mo.
921 va. Miami, Germantown, Ohio. S72;
New Mexico. Roswell. y. NJ, 92t, VS.. ST.
Johns, Manlius, y. V, 907. Harvard.
Los Angeles. Cal. oOs, VS.. Hitchcock, San
Rafael Cal, SIS
Class B-Northwestern. Highland Park.
~. $50 VS.. Shattuck. Faribault. Mimi,
$50; Morgan Park, III. s6s, VS.. Bingham,
7ss. vs.. Mount Tsmalpais, San Rafael.
eS3; Nazareth hall. Nazareth, Pa. zoe. VS..
WenOnah, -. j., 30l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Travis-Pelcher Bout Good.

Grant Evans Of Ogden and slim GIL
moro OF Salt Lake euga ged IN rough
and tumble and sla MI bang affair for the
third bout. Neither man used any science
and both soon became worn out from
their wild blows which landed nowhere.
Evans was awarded the decision after
four rounds Of fighting. One OF the best
bouts OF the evening was the fourth
event between Battling" Travis OF salt
Lake and Joe Pelcher OF ogden. The
bout was declared draw, the honors
being apparently evenly divided.
Both Travis and Pelcher win make
names for themselves in the boxing game
IL they continue to improve In the fu-
turc as they have improved In the past
They are both clever and are eager 10
worl; to the best OF their ability.
GallantS exhibition last night was part
Of his regular training for his twenty
round bout with Danny O'Brien in MUIR
ray on March II, The proceeds OF the
event will go TO the Murray baseball club
and without a doubt large crowd VII
attend tho battle. \ good sized crowd
was present TO attend the show last night.
Manager Hardy Downing announced that
for next Monday night an effort VIII be
made 10 stage q. battle royal" His an
nourcement brought forth much applause
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
EXPECT TO RAISE,
100000 FOR ATHLETES

NEW YORK. March PLANS for the
collection OF a large Amateur Athletic
union fund for the American Olympic
team of 1916 were outlined today at IA
conference between President Andrew j.
LII. Jr.. and Secretary James r Sulli-
van Of the a. 4. u. II was decided 10
open the campaign with a circular letter
to each club and allied organizations, re-
questing the assessment OF given sum
on each member of tho club toward ath-
letes who will represent this nation at
Berlin two years hence.
The Amateur Athletic union officials
hope TO collect $1,000 from within their
own ranks during the next eighteen
months by means OF persistent sub
scrlpilon campaign. The corporation of
the public schools athletic lea CUES, recre-
alton and Fairgrounds associations also
viii be enlisted. It is hoped that the chill
dren enrolled In these orga nizations
throughout the country can be enlisted
to contribute one cent each.
Secretary Sullivan planned To leave to-
night for San Francisco to arrange for
the international athletic meet In con-
nection with the Pauam Pacific exposi-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
JIM FOX TO FIGHT
ATTELL ON MARCH II

Special TO The Tribune.
BUTTE. Mont, March Jimmy Fox.
the clever feathcrweight who defeated
Danny Cummings In twelve-round bout
here few nights ago. was matched to-
day 10 fight Monte Attell for an exhib-
ton under the auspices OF the Treasure
State Athletic club March l..
Manager Sammy McClntic has received
offers from practically every fight club In
the state, all desirous OF Fox's services
but he prefers to remain In Butte and
send his boy against the best that car
be secured. MCCliniIc is willing 10 meet
any Of the 1872 Founders. but would prefer
"Sid' VILLA ms. who has been mentioned
tho next opponent for Johnny Coulon
McCuntc and Fox think they can beat
Williams, and II successful they will &c
after Champion Kllbanc for a return
match, as Kilbane had a lot Of trouble
defeating Fox when the latter was moth.
ing but "a green youngster and knew lit
tie or nothing about the game Williams
VIII make a low weight for Coulon, but
rs at his best at 120 OF 122 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
GRANITE PLAYERS TO
SEE GAME AT PROVO

Tao Granite high school ba.tc,hsl team Will
20 70 Provo TO see the final game for The state
championship, TO be played Saturday oyeoinE TIE
team Will go by means OF the proceeds o, ,hs
Srsnitc-Sslt t~ho game. Ibis treat viii be
served !natoad of banquet for tho representa-
uvcs In basketball of tho SCHOOL.
Tho team WIS granted tho privilege las,
year aud IN" rncn enjoyed N. trip Pour OF tho
last years squad represented tho nchool this
year hni all except Jams. Hamilton and AIphon1o
Thoruu Will graduate this year. Thote Who nav,
rlaYed for tho past tro years arc Gco-Es Uanil-
TON hlphonso rhorum. Howard Mcdonald. Jane,
Hs milton ans Dennis AushormAn.
Alpionso Thorurn elected CAPTAIN for ,h,
! itii-iS football team but along with tbis rom
efsy tho ospta'noy ~ tho basketbaiI team
The election Tor athletic mansger will no, b.
hold pn,Ii the tafiy BprlnE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
PACKEY is ABSENT
WHEN CASE BEGINS

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 2-Paclicy
Mcfarland OF Chicago failed 10 appear
before the Wisconsin boxing commission
TODAY when his case rela tive to his sus-
pension Tor one year for alleged stall
ing" in his ten-round boxing bout with
Jack Britton In Milwaukee. on December
s. came up. Neither was Mcfarland rep
resented by counsel The commission
decided not to alter its previous decision
suspending Mcfarland for six months
Referee Harry Stout told the commits
sion that he warned Mcfarland at the
end OF practically every round from the
second that he would have to produce
or get OUT Stout maintained that Nc
Farland did not put forth hts best efforts
at any time during the bout and that he
STALLED" all the way.
Stout's testimony was upheld by sew
eral Milwaukee sporting writer's.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
OGDEN FANS PLAN
WRESTLING TOURNEY

Plans arc being made tho Ogden fr, do
partment for big athletic tournament 10 bo beIJ
In tho Orphcum theater March q. There -iIi
be three or possibly four wrestling matchcN cblot
y betNcen nrcmen OF Tho Ogden department and
the SAT- Lake department. Jack Hs-beriRou ,,iiI
appear and meet All oomers for tho evening IA
FeRuson % the Ogden department is hiliod 10
meet Nelson of the Salt L4sko department In a
finish match for heGyyceGhts. Thi1 match prom
isas come real sport both men arc fest ana
good grspplcr1 and heavy enough 70 mako IL In.
terestnE. Wiser Of Ogden viii also appear aralns,
salt Ihko man. and those who have aeon tho
Ogden hoJ Tresuo say no has real future ahead.
There Will DO a handicap match tho cop,.yfants
To bo decided later when the plans ero per
fscfcl.
II Will hs remembered that Fcrguson vas given
challenge b. Nelson on tho stage az Tho Yolei.
Hsrbertson bout last month and This matcb ia
tho outcome OF the challenge Ferguson Tecls
that he Ia iust good tho salt I.sAo firc.
man and II confident hs chow him a ytir.
pull. The match promises much Interest and sood
clean sport
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
HOPPE BEATS YAMADA
IN THE FIRST MATCH

CHICAGO. March willie Hoppe to-
night defeated koji Yamada. 500 TO Ia
in the first match OF the Gve-rnan Is .
billiard tournament The match ran ten
innings, Hoppe having Il high run OF loo.
ianada's best inning was 81 Hoppe av-
eraScd 90 and his opponent 10 80
Hopes clcverneSs in nursing the balls
gave him a great advantage over his op-
poncnt and in the nth inning he made
1856. This gave him J29 points Yamada
had only II points at this stage and 10
ovortake Hoppo'a great lead appeared al
most hopeless. Score:
Hoppe. |, 70. o. 156 :. 30. 50. ~.
$500
Yamada-a, >. 40, q, ). 0. IL. Of. .,
s-1sl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
STARTS TO
TRAIN FOR WOLCAST
Champions First Workout
Spreads Idea That He Will
Have Easy Time.
BY SAM P. HALL.


BY International News Service.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Willie RitcMe. al
ready In pretty fine condition, started ms
Chicago training work at the O'Conneil
gymnasium today. The lightweight
champion looked great, and had Ad VOL
CAST been there instead OF over at tne
Lewis place his face probably Woulu ild! =
lost the sneer which came over II WIZ,
the name of Ritchle was mcnloneu' No
ma tier what the outcome OF their lcH
round quarrel In Milwaukee on March IL
Wolgast never Will forgive the Californian
for taking his title away on a lou,. ,,s,S, &C
cording 10 the decision OF Referee Grltfin.
Plenty Of folks were present 10 run
their cleaning eycbals over the per
formance Of the champion at the Statt
with the impression that IL Woleast wins
back the championship in Milwaukee nc j.
have TO be as good IL not better than nc
ever was during his strenuous RING
career.
wise ring birds who saw Ritchie spa
two rounds with Willie Schaefer and
two with Eddie Tanccl batted theiI
eyes when informed after the exhibitor
gloves on his hands since the ninth o0l o.
last November, Just before his mater
with T. Murphy was called off
'In that case he's surely "A wonder
''Packey Mcfarland is the only fellow
around here who can handle Schaefcr ina
way and then only after several days Of
boxing Here is Ritchle boxing rings
around Willie without having stuck NJ
his hands in several months. He's
champion all right.
RitchIe Is ever so much better thar
when boxing around here three years ago
Those DAYS he had left lead with which
he used TO fan the faces of opponents
There was little steam behind H. tlt
bangs that left home now, as Schaefel
will tell you. What Is more, he can hool
II 10, I,.r To,
or 10 tho body The body hook is JUS
as hard q blow as the one 10 the mead
Willie viii have Ad carrying his rlgh
arm low If he gets home a few OF thos,
BODY hooks. The old right cross is still
working as prettily as ever.
In short. Rltchie looked the chanpion
every inch. today. and no doubt viii &C
better each day until the miNup with lii
enepoy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
THIRD SERIES WILL
BE PLAYED TONIGHT

The third series Of games oc ,be
church affiliated basketball lcaEu. win be
played tonight in the y. VI. G. A. gyn-
naSiuW. The FIRST game Is scheduled Ia
start AT $50 o'clock. The BurlinHton
team Is leading the lea que but Will have
a hard team tonight when IL meets the
Baptist and the Phillips CONGREGATIONAL
teams are tied FOR second place I'm the
church league. The Phillips team will
play the First Presbyterlan team i'm the
second gamo. The Phillips team should
nave an easy time. as The First Prosbv-
terlan team has lost every game thug lar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
To PLAY FOR TITLE
OF THE DIVISION
Salt Lake High and L. D. S,
u. Basketball Teams in
Annual Battle.

With both teams IN the best OF condi-
tion. the Salt Lake high school basketball
quintette will clash with Coach Austin
Milier's fast l. D. 8. u. team this after
noon for the championship OF the Salt
Lake division. After much wranslinS be-
tween Coach Richardson OF the hieh
school and Coach Miller OF the L. ID. ;;
U, the Y. NJ. c. a. floor was decided
upon. The game will start promptly at
o'clock.
and as neither could agree on tho place
1t was decided 10 Zip" Richardson OF
the high school was the lucky man, and,
as he has been holding out for the 7. NJ.
From financial standpoint, the Y, NJ. c..
A. floor Will prove the moro profitable.
as 1t Is In the business district With
the high school team In the running for
large number OF high school students
VIII attend tho game. AS the rivalry be-
tween the two schools is very keen, the
attendance is expected to break all rec
ords.
At present both teams arc tied for first
place in the Salt Lake division, with five
games won and one game lost. Tho Salt
Lake high school has won from the l.. d.
from Grantsville. The defeat credited TO
them was with the J.. ID. S. u. L. d. S.
U. has won from the high. school. two
Grantsville High school was the only
team to defeat the l. d. s. U.
The I. D. S. ". Guntette won the
championship OF the Salt Lake division
last year and grabbed second place in
the state tournament AS Weber acad-
emy OF the northern division will not be
I'm the tournament this year. and S the
northern division le not as strong as last
year. II is expected that the winners In
the local division will win the state title.
IN the first gemo between the high
school and the L. D s. u, the J., ID. S
L. won by more than twenty points
This game was played in the Deseret
gymnasium but the high school players
claim that they We're not familiar with
the floor. The second contest was played
in the high school gymnasium. and the
high school FIVE won by the score of Sc
10 30. This game was tho best I'm the
local division this year.
With Watson Of the Weber Stake acad-
emy for referee and Willard Ashton of tho
Granite high school as umpire. the Off
ciatinC VIII be of the best. Both iner
were The first choices OF thc coaches
The winners OF this contest will repro
sent tho division nj Provo on Thurada s.
Friday and Saturday nights.
The lineup;
High School. L. D 6 u.
Ra wings. ...-,...... IL. Fclt. Clawsor
Spencer. r.,,.....s....,.rf..... go, Grant
Johnson. ...........-...c.,- .,.... Smttl
herr. r........- .-.-,..ig.. Williams
Siddoway (capt) ......rg... Olson (capt,
Referpe--Wntson JTuonirn-t cI,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
AMERICANS CAPTURE.
EVENTS AT OXFORD

LONDON, March o--American Rhodes
scholars won four events at the Oxford
university sports today
Y. +. Havens OF New Jersey carried
off the 100 yards In ioi seconds and the
hurdle race In Is 3-5
y. ;. Tabor Of Rhode Island won the
half mile In 1867 90.
NJ. r. Adams of Texas won the weight
putting With $50 feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
BELL OR KETONEN
YOkEL'S NEXT MATCH

fred Bseil or Waino ketoaen viii be Champion
Nike fokcfs nezt opponent In salt Lake accord
iuE 10 statement made by Mike -cstsrdsJ ou
his arrival In Salt Lake from Lewiston. .on,
Notoi aid he Rad permitted Promoter pres
Crzhte 20 uirn Fred Bel offering the ta,,o- |,
match here Immediately after tho BeeIi- Arn.-ieun
match at kAna1 CITY II Beell accepts Yokcl
viii Sre1ue Ketonsn IN Duluth. II Beell door
not heoept he viii offer Ketonen the next chance
az him 10 this city kstonon Ia 10 Duluth
and has made his claim for match with Yolol
- ttrpHg that ihe promoters there hayo made
fosci q flsitsflng offsT for mstrh
Yotcl VIII return 20 his home Ia the Jacksoa
Hole oouutrr today. lie viii keep hinyelf In
shape aod plans 70 70 cat foT four good orfer.
which he has N sight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
WINNING DRIVERS TO
DIVIDE ALL PROFITS

b international News Sorlcc
Los ANGELES. March e-rho winning driyers
IN thr Vanderbilt cup and the Grand rrix racos
viii divide $4,000. according TO aupouu coueot Z
OF Chairman Leo r. Shelter OF The W. a. A. race
committee.
Being q non profit conceru. Tho ". A. \. hss
other option than TO declare tho added amount
10 the pufJc." shld Chairman Shelter. wv.
guaranteed $1,000 In prizes. The trosnendoup
eTowds that witnessed both rlecs our share OF
the gate rcceiTts UP 20 $4,000 above all ez-
pon,eE"
g. n, Msrquis drIyo- o, tho wrooked Sunbeam
in Saturdays Tnce and HmTy Hsush his
mechanism, hoth o' whom Ve.. Injured IN the
crash, will leave 81 Cathcrrc's hospital thls
week. Marquis principal injury la broken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Stubborn, Annoying Coughs !

"Nv husband had a couga,
teen years and my son for Ggol
DR.. King s New Discovery cos
cured them, for which ! am mo'.
full" writes Mrs. David Moo, Y
nav. Ala. What DIR. King ~
covery did for these men, y (:
for you, DIR. Kings New 80 -
should be in every home. etop
ing coughs, relieves Ia grippe
throat and lung ailments:
back If it fails. All dIuggsu
soc and $1.00, II. e. buckisa
Philadelphia or St. LOUIS.
(AdveitIsemcntO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Wolgast UnlimberS.

volgast breezed in from Cadillac on the
way TO Milwaukee, but stopped long
enough to unpack his ring duds and un-
timber at Nate Lewls's place. He boxed
four rounds with Ever Hammer. The
Dutchman Is In some shape himself II
Ritchie cares to know.
Ad allowed ho was much amused at
Ritchie's statement that he expected 10
stop him inside OF the ten rounds.
'"rhat makes me Taught. said Adolph.
''FIe knows he has no chance TO stop Inc.
I am not making any predictions. but l
have told my friends that If there is a
knockout In the fight to bet that Ritchie
is the man who IS counted out. III Sive
him the surprise OF his life. l am far
better now than when he robbed mo OF
the championship
Wolgast went on 10 Milwaukee tonight.
He VIII start work there tomorrow in Il
gymns SUM especially fitted up for him
at MorgcnrothS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
TWO MORE ENTRIES
FOR TENNIS SERIES

NEW YORK, March Two more challenges for
no Davis cup tennis series received By the
American Davis cup committee today. the last
day Ior making cptrlea. Germany aud Canada are
The countries whose applications reached the
committee and this brought the list OF contcndcrt
for tho honor OF meeting the American defenders
Of tho cup up TO six. France. Belgium. Austria
laSlA and England the other entrants.
Tho drawing OF pairs for the elimination matches
Will take place here Mt noon tomorrow, The hope
expressed tonight By teuni3 enthusiasts that
all tho preliminary mc'chc5 may DO played in the
United States this year, this country Seem
ingly offers tho best middle ground for the
comncliIora meet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Will Bury Swimmer.

PORTLAND. Ore, March Arthur Gavin. the
famous svimmcE. who dioi IN an Attempt 10 ryt,,
across tho haTbor AZ Seattle sunday viii be bu-i.a
In Portland Nodooadsy. under tic sprpic-, a,
the women ot tho Mrltnamah club. who ,er, ht,
pupils In tho four ycsrS OF his services AZ IN
stIuetor OF sWimmins at that Institution
They have raised fund. for tho purpo.a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
GALLANT WORKS OUT
At MANHATTAN CLUB
Clever Lightweight Goes
Four Fast Rounds With
Pete Sullivan.

Gilbert Gallant OF Chelsea, Mass, who
won the decision over Ono Rouno
Hogan in twcnty-round bout In salt
Lake on January 16. was seen In acton
at the Garrick thestcr last night in
four round exhibition with Pete Sullivan,
a veteran of Salt Lake. The event was
the feature of card of six bouts staged
by the Manhattan Athletic club.
Gallant displayed his usual knowledge
and cieverness as lightweight and nc
was kept OH the alert all the time by
sullivan. who appeared 10 have forgot
ten nothing since tho time he was among
the best OF the lehtweights several
years ago. Sullivan expects match on
the coast In the near future and 1t Is
evident from his showing last night he
will be we'll able 10 take care OF him
self.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
The Forty Year Test.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period OF forty
years. Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy
was first Offered TO the public in 1879.
From a small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until il has
attained world wide reputation You
cold. Try it and you will understand
why it is a favorite after a period OF
more than forty years. II not only gives
rclief--it cures. For sale by all deal.
ers. Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
WELLSVILLE LOSES TO
BRIGHAM CITY HIGH
Special 20 The Trlbunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March ..-Tu game played on neutral
ground here tonight IN tho elimination series for
the championship OF tho northern division OF tho
stato BASKETBALL league. Brigham City high school
defeated WcllsVllle high. y to Is. Tho gamo.
which played 10 the Ogden high school gym.
nsslum. we'll attended.
The winners CT tho Morgan -Coalylllo gamo
PLACED tonight al Morgan will play Brigham City
high tomorrow night at Brigham City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Gilmore Hints at War.

Upon hearing OF the reiniorcements 70
Tho millionaire hackers OF his organlZa-
don. Gilmore limited at possible war 10
the death provided organized easepall
deliberately disregards Federal leagne
contracts ana grabs mer signed pN 'ho
independents.
"A number OF my associates are lien
ing (or tight nith the big leagues saio
Gilmore and IL organized ball doesn l
lot our men alone it will nud itself up
against the toughest propus ton II ever
faced We've got the money 10 set the
pls vors and we're determined 10 get them
hy fair means but " We are iorcen INTO
a Gght ven certainly give a good ac-
count uf ourselves
Does that mean that you VIII 90 after
men now under contract 20 biz Icasue
teams" Gilmore was asked.
II certainly does" replied the indee-
pcpdents' leader. "and we VIII grab tnelt
men 80 fast itil make their heads
len
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
belmont Is Winner.

b. International News Service.
MEMPHIS. Tenn March 2-Gono belmont a
local fighter tonight defeated Jack WhIte OF
Chicago In an cight-round bout horo. Dclpont
had the advantage in six rounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Gilbert Is Winner.

Aside from the Gallant sullivan ex-
hibltion. tho best bout Of the evening
was four rounds OF milling between
Young" Gilbert Of salt Lake and frankie
Harrison OF Los Angeles. Gilbert was
ava rded the decision after cleverly shad-
ing his opponent in each OF the four
rounds Harrison put UP a good battle
and he made Gilbert earn his decision
every part OF the way. Both boys showed
they were familiar with the fine points
of the game and many telling and ef-
fectlve blows were landed
The first bout of the evening lasted
less than minute. Don Stewart OF
Ogden was in q class far above kid"
Ross OF Salt Lake and he had no trouble
at all to land his blows so effectively
that Ross was forced TO submit. Tom
Crawford won al clean decision over
Dutch Jamison in the second bout,
Crawford had the better of the second
and third rounds, and a slight shade for
him in the fourth won him the decision.
Jamlson started we'll but he soon tired,
and Cra wfcrd finished in as good con-
ha started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
wildcat Ferns Beaten.

D. International $cWB Service.
CISCISSATI Ohio. March Fiddle Nel1er o.
this city had = ftight ahads wild Cat FernB
OF EsnFss City IN a tcn-round bout here tonight
The bout -ss a ciaSSy and Meier won ~
very narrow margin.