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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
SALT LAKE To PLAY
DENVER GRIZZLIES
Arrangements Are Practically
Completed for Battles on
April Is. Is and II.
Special TO The Tribune.


GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. March 1s.-
Manager Herbert Hester OF the Salt Lake
club. who arrived here this morning, an
noUncsd this afternoon that deal had
practically been closed for series OF
games at Denver with the Grizzlies OF
the Western league. The dates for tho
proposed Denver games are April IS, IL
aud J.. President Mc5ill Of the Denver
club offers $1,000 FOR the three games.
pitcher Wli.la Morgan accompanied
Hester. Waiter Knapp. Hestcr's young
yitcher from tho New England lea gue. ar
riN ed here today from his home IN West
Virginia. Hester has some rear that he
viii not he able 10 hold Knapp on ac-
c0rn; Of claims by the Tederals. As In
the case OF Morgan. toe Federas claim
knapp's services regardless OF bis refusal
70 sign a contract.
Hester. Knapp and Morgan took lit
tie exercise on the ball lot today and said
l1e work felt Ike real life again. The rest
or liester's boys are expected 10 drift In.
one a; time. until all VIII have arrived
b. the first Of April
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BORDENTOWN RIFLE
TEAM WINS TITLE

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Niuo straight vic
tories recorded By the Dordcntowu, n. J.. Mill
tary insti.uto in the rifle match Hcrio5 among
the military schools ot the country. Won the
national trophy for that institution for tho sec
ond consecutive year, according TO official an
nouncement by the Naval Riflo Association OF
America. Second honorS went to the New York
Military academy. Tho Northwestern Military
and Naval academy took tlrst place Ia the cians
series
Tho summary for tho last match:
Class A-Bordcntowp y. j, o92, W. Roswell.
y NJ. 937 New York. Cornwrll-on Hudson, a5L
pooncvillc Mo. a25. vs. Culver, Ind oi2: Har-
vlTd Los Angeles. $50. VS.. Miami, Germantown.
Ohio. s5t. ST. Johns academy. Wis, s32. vs..
Hitchcock, San Rafael. Cal. 9i6.
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BEGIN WORK FRIDAY
ON MURRAY GROUNDS

Dr. c. =. HarvelIle. president OF the
Murray club. and Cliff BlankenshIp, man
ager OF the team, went TO Murray yester-
day 20 talk IL over with the Murray fans
Or. HArVelile last night reported un-
bounded enthusiasm.
never saw a finer spirit" said DR.
Harveiile. than those Murray folks are
showing ! really never expected half the
support that we are getting
Work VIII begin on the Murray par
friony morning. Blankenship win go
down tomorrow To give the builders Ills
ideas about baseball park. and the next
DAY dirt VIII begin to fly All the de-
tails connected with the grounds. such a g
trhnriers. and the Ike. have been settled
ana everything Is ready Tor busIness :,
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Women Reach Finals.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Miss Marie Wagner,
the playing through champion. and Nix { VI
Beard today won their places In tho final round
OF the national Indoor tennis champlonshp tourna-
ment for women. Miss Wagner beat Miss Clare
champion of Chicago. beat Mrs Frederick
schmtz. Oil. 5-i. SO Mrs. s. r Weaver and
Mss Casscl place In tho som!fnal round O!
the doubles by beating Miss Trevor and Mrs
J.. G. Morris. G-2. So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
VARSITY BOYS SHOW
ABILITY ON DIAMOND

Baseball developments the cast bonoh this
week have been 80 rapid that tho coaches already
deem II w!so 10 give Isw uniforms 10
those vho have been showing class. Many OF
the boya are In good shape already. but the
today II Is certain that Captain Muir and Walt
Stack will get them
Besides these thoro will he dozen 50
who will DO given sccoua-;osm suits. Conspou-
ouS among the4. men Fred stack. Cdy, Nc
Intyre Van Pclt. PeteyTon. Fcssan8. Douglas.
Beck Nader Howe. Summer. TrayeTs. Davis.
Eonney and George
Tue work on the new diamond Is moving rapidly
and the coaches are now hoping for little Taln
10 settle tho newly icvolcd field
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Clever Wrestling.

Lester jarvis given che decison over Doug
las Bcesley In the 25-pouud wrtstllng division
after ak minutes OF good wrestling Both men
showed a good knowledge of the game and both
broke out OF several hard holds.
Lockwood Ferris weltcTweight champion Of tho
state won from MAXWELL by default In tho lio-
pound claus. In tho l5s-pound division FORTS
throw Mason Whitsmore after minute and a
half OF wrestling Ferris had easy time OF II
and did not exert himself
Leonard HoctElc and Rankin Smurthwsito were
the participants In the i35-pound wrestling
smurthwalto fastened hold his opponent
after five minutes OF wrestling and the bout
Hoe;zlc had Il hold. but Smurthwaltc broke
out OF it ho fell on Hootzle and had trouble
In gotting bold Emerson Miller was the
referee.
wrestling. "5-pound claSs-Tuwucy W. kirk.
ham: li5-poUnd claSG-Rccd Roberts; i25
mound class-Jarvs ys Mum Cannon: 1876 pound
class-Jaryls smurthwaite: li5-pound class
Ferris vs.. Maxwell.
Boxing s5-pound class-TaNney w. Klrkhan: !:
105- pound clasS-Dykes VI. Batucy: les pound
clasf-B5ough VI. Fitzpatrick
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Know Wrestling Game.

Tho wrestling bout between stanley Johnson,
the husky basketball centor and William Good"
rich was interesting Both boys know the game
well. but unable TO i0ston their favorltc
holds After throo minutes of furious wrestling,
Johnson put Goodrich's shoulders TO the met by
sheer strength and won the bout II IL expected
that Johnson will wrcstlc in ;hc fluols. providing
he is In good shape tonight.
Seth TawDcy and Donald Krkham wero tho op-
poncnts In tho first boxing bout, Both boyt
weighed about % pounds. After three rounds
OF hard boxing the contest declared draw.
These two hoys WILL meet again this afternoon.
Clarence Elder and Lester Dykca were the oppo-
nents In The ln5-pouDd boxing Dykes won the
fight IN tho second round aftcr he Ind shown
much ability and hi. opponent not very
strong.
william Gibson won from Ernest HuTd in tho
second round in the i55-pound class. Hurd was
not IN tho best o. shOpc and. after Gibson had
knocked him windlcss. Miller declared Gibson the
winner. Russell IhriE from Bentley Woolcy
In the il5- pound class by default
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Taft Holds Stock.

The meeting and reorsaniu,
club followed a meeting btvss
and a representative OF ths G.
gel syndicate. The syndiai1|
offer to 500. 900 for the corIl1
est in the club. but Mr.. Inn
Belief that they would have n
tensive improvements In ths A
kept the bidders from usl1|
advance in the price they ofsI
Taft said he believed that fQl
Srandstand al the west h1e a
somewhat old IA shioned, utl 4
and said that he was rot q
make any great changes vit,1
ing season. II is possible I I
win be built later. II vai 4
Taft and Mr.. Murphy arc zr
cipal owners OF tho land 4
Cubs play.
The change in the orgrI1c
club was the result. II Is ss,l1|
stood. OF a demand made |
johnson OF the American 4
someone besides Murphy b I
head of the Chicago club u
tended that some OF Mur75f
moves were dangerous 10 or
ball, with the Federal lesTp. 2
destructive war. and dem1r>1
dent Toner and the NancA
change.
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THOMAS IS BFI|
president nj
Former Secretary
Murphy's Place; IN
tains Control ofSl.
D.
DIV,

CHICAGO. March !.
Thomas was today slce,si =
the Chicago National ca
Z. p. TAFT, majority ,ts-s,. s !.
club. vas present at ,he si.....
clared that he would rs,,,s 4;
least q year, during whIrs V
would remain president
Thomas was secretary ~ -. ]
the Murphy regime.
Thomas has been In h.,.. I.
years ana has been cIosslv -
Charles W. Murphy diIrin, ~.
was secretary TO AndreY h
New York Nationals VIA, h,
with that club. and came n
Murphys request IN Dees-s..
after the latter mad sssr,.,
dency Of the local club. H. =.
ed associate secretary. ~
ne held until Charles WF+s.
10 go with the Chicago y%.
which Thomas was a6noir;s, ~
and trea cur.r FF
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Practice Games

MACON. Ga. March ls.-The Boston National
leaEuo team today defeated tho Macon South
Atlantic league club. 20 20 g. John ]. Eyers
formerly OF the Chicago Nationals. now playing
second base for Boston mado both errors regis
tered against bis team
Score n II Z
Doston .......o...,...,,.se...s,... "a 2
Batteries-MekIo. Peniuo and whaling; IIassoil,
thinner and Beach
HOUSTON. Texas. March E.-Tho Houston
Texas league club defeated the New York Amer
tcders as pinch h!ttoTs in tho ninth.
Sooro: R II L.
Houston .......s''...''...',.........
nattorior-Ray. Ware and s. Allen, kitchens:
Caldwell. McHsle and Rcynolds.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March is-Tne Philudel-
phla Americans and Chicago Nationals played an
end OF tAe ninth becsuse OF darkness.
Score. r H y
CbiosEo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 7
Pierce and sTe.,ab,,
Bender. BuEh, Pennock, Wyckoit and sehang.
GREENSBORO. y. @. March 1s-The Baltimore
IntsrnaiioHais won their second vlctov OF the
at Fayetteville. y. c, { 10 8.
AUGUSTA Ca. March is-Tlo BROOKLYN Ma
uoneis today won from the Augusta South A.
laotic league club 10 TO g.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. March ls.-rho second
sTliad OF tho Chicago Americans ,rounocd the
Sacramento Coast lcaguerE. 20 0. hero today IN
tho tinsI gamo o. the zorios
Caleago .-..''''.''"''''''''...''' y
BatteTicz-Benz woligang and Sullivan; Ar,l-
ianoa. Kremer and Hanuah. Rohrcr.
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ARMY FOOTBALL CARD
CONTAINS NINE GAMES

WEST POINT. y, Y. March 1S.-rhe krmy'E
football schedule for 1914 was announced today
II contains nine games. all OF which will 6e
played at Wost Point, except the with The
Navy, No conclusion has yet been reached as
to this gamo, Tho schedule follows.
October g. Stevens institute: Oclpbor 10 Rut-
gers college: October Il. Colgate. October q
Holy Cross; October 81. Villanova: November Z
University OF No,rc Dame November H. Uni
vorsity OF Maine: November 2l Sprlngdell Train
Ing school; November 2S. Navy.
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ENGLISH CHAMP IS
EASY FOR JAY GOULD
American Amateur Defeats
George Covey Seven Sets
in Eight.
al News Service.

By International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-Jay Gould
IL the worlds open court tennis cha mpion.
The title came 70 him today when he de-
featcd George r. Covey. Ensland's pro-
fessonal champion, three sets 10 one In
the second section of their match on the
courts OF tho Philadelphia Racquet club
today.
BY winning four straight sets in the
opening frame OF the match on Monday,
Could took the championship by seven
sets 70 one Tho match called for thiT-
teen sets
BY Goulds Victory today another attn
lotto crown was wrested from John Bull,
adding one more championship 10 the long
list now held by the United states. Not
only did Jay Gould win a worlds title,
but also he proved himself the best court
tennis player who ever lived. according
TO the experts who saw today's game. Not
even Punch" Fairs in his prime could
have beaten Gould either on Monday or
today. was the general consensus of opin-
Ion,
Gould's play is the more impressive be-
cause ali his strokes, his marvellous re-
coveries and flashy kills" are made with
n cifortesS grace.
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sTREvELL. PATERSON.
JOE THOMAS AGAIN
WINS MONTHLY SWIM

Joseph Thomas the monthly E!xty-yare
handicap r~iu1minR race last pisht- Thomas Sop
the nee In February also. He swan good race
isst night bot did not have 20 exert himself
iH tho lnala George Porter second With y
handicap % fifteen seconds and c. Mile. was
thrd With a handicap OF seven secoais. Tho
line .or the final - l-5 seconds
IN the trst heat George Porter, with a hEnei-
~np o. fifteen 6.con6n. and Joe Thomas Nm
i,hsd reconG. He bad handcsp ot nine
oads In the second heat George Adamsoa. With
A tueivs-seroad handicap. and e. Miller fin
lshod ss~oud Hc had handicap of seven
onss The time % the lI-st beat 81 Is tsc-
onds and the sccoad heats tim. vss ,-s ssc-
1rAa
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for na act viii DO paSfcd by the neIt Moatsss
legislature prohibiting them
BoSe Ia promised Zen weeks OF baseball and.
the Boise club win. OF eourse. be IN tho finals
W tie peu5a1t iRaS hero should pan
Of tho pos;-seasor gamee. and Il s uot impossible
that all OF them NAY no. BE- here
Jake Bauer the popular outfieider. known 20
many fans here and not only a foTmc- but
a pre.cnt Boigc player. reported 20 Manager Jeo-
sss lsAi righ. ard e n BoiEo 20 stay. Jake
Il In excellent coadiiloa and should be able 10
deliver tho hes. baseball OF HIS career for Boise
this acasou. Tcaer. Bauer. Gard and Jensen arc
vorSi1E daily az .hc pAff- Acltor - expected
ADy cay aat scverai Q! the other players viii
,nnn hr rrr.nrr lns n.
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BOISE IS SATISFIED
WITH 1914 SCHEDULE

pnefhlly speaking. fans here see1 % bo mt,
'shcd win the Union association schedule =.
afNteh snd Ike the idea o.. the splt, .saso,
ssys the Doise Evening NeWA A nun,hs- No.
rvsT. believe that it would have beeo iust a,
"eh not 10 have divided the scAsduIe bu, "a
P'rnlt zoe nghi for tha pennRnt to be carried
o. through tAe summec Into the fall 1, ,s con-
esdea hy many fans, however. that IN the evc.,
he4e nrFeioped 10 the league strong club that
can ou;-dls,aace all o;hers IN. snIs, ,rs.s,I
VIII thtn sho~ iis be-; effect for II Will rive the
CLUBS Following chance 10 break into th. run.
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Prohibit Gambling on Races.

GENEVA Switzerland. March ls.-Puhlic santl-
meat against gambling or horse racing has ex.
tended 10 Switzerland and ,hc police authorities
TO-DAY prohibited the drawing OF the various
sweeps,skes on the chei horse racias events IN
England
Thc drawing vas aivcrtiAed FOR March II and
yT5 90 o! English bSttors' money had been 70
celvod hero during the pass to~ weeks. Tho
acton Of the police Is bios 20 English bet
ling 90 the eo5tlnent-
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Murphy Goes Fishing.

The formal meeting Of \.
resulted IN Thomas 6eIry =.
holder. a director and fnall,
ed president, TemporarIIy 4 |,
stood. Charles Schmalstir -
a stocSholder and busIbss. !,
Mr.. Taft, was made se1Ts,,
than that he was going ~
ply declined TO give OUT M ,
Taft eaid that Thomas woeB
diate charge Of the clubs ,sr
iterated that Murphy had ~
indicating that 5lu-phys
would be actual.
Thomas said he bad no \,
governing OF the club and "a ;
sides bringing come more =
Chicago He said he wouH ,
~ O'Day as manager.
Thomas is IS years old an I
Gardiner, Mass. Since con,r'
he has ma rried and has A -,
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IdahO-OregOn League.

The Isaho-oTsEoz baseball league. which -four
ished last season ~ith four oiubf. "a TO ee a.
active organization again tNik year with pvon
better prospects thsa last season. for n iooks
aa though there would be elk towns represented
10 n ~ith clubs. wsiser Is preparing 20 place a
stfoax club in The field. Payscte. Ontario and
Walls Will also be r<presS1ted
IL Is pcssih,e that Caldwell aat En1s.t VIZ
be the two rcv cisbs 20 enter the League IL
place o. public Suhscr!p,ion 20 finance the clubs
plan. Gro bs!HE made 10 The various ciues and
iowat 20 be represented TO give dancss and en.
tertainments vfth rairh 20 rsis. fIudA
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Bar Old.time Boxers

NEW YORK. March ls.-A Tuie barring aay
pstfic boring match 90 this state va. I,Su.e
today By the New YORK boxing eomminsioc The
rule ErpploSent- tho previous rule thAt con-
tellant. must not Be leAs than IS rear1 ola
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Launch Shamrock in April.

LONDON. March H-It ia expected that Sir
Thomas Lpton's shamrock ". challenger for tho
AmeTlca's cup. Will DC launched tho end of
April she Will draS ihlrteon feet uino lnches
Tho esntcrboard viii drop tea foct. giving
total draft or Uearly tSenty-four feet
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Chamberlain's Tablets.

These Tablets are intended especially
for disorders Of the stomach. liver and
bowels. II you are troubled with heart
burn, indigestion or constipation they
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STREVELL-PATERSONS
WIN FROM NATIONALS

Tho strevel!-Puterson bowlors last night de-
fcated tho Nationals two games In three. This
result ties the Nationals and the La Merns for
third place IN the City league. II the Windsors
Win three games from the Broadways tonight
there Will DC thToo teams tied for third place.
Tho Utah Copper and General ElectTics play
nigh, In tho Commercial League Last nights
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In the third. Covey won the fourth hand
ily Gould scoring but one point. but
the American shut out his English oPpo-
nent in the fifth game. allowing him
but two points in the sixth and shut
him out again in the seventh and final
game winning the set and the champion
ship. Set score. six games to one In Ia
Vor OF Gould.
Jay Could is 26 years old, and won tae
amateur championship OF the world BY
defee ting Eustace Miles Of England when
years old He won tho professional title
In 1921.
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Detail of Play.
Details of the play follow:
First Set.

Covey drew first blood in the opening
game, taking the initial point Gould
outgeneraled him on the chases and by
new placing won the game easily. The
second game was even easier for Gould.
VINO kept shooting his returns into the
penthouse corner OF the service court so
hard and fast that Covey found them I'm
possible to handle. The Engljshman scored
only one point in that game The first
rally of the match came In the third game.
II was short but sharp and was won by
Covey. who eventually took the game aft
er the score had gone to deuce Ohree
points each) with a shot TO the grille
and another to the dedans. Gould hit
up the pace in the fourth game and Covey
scored only one lone point
Covey won the fifta. aided by two
netted shots by Gould. In the sixth Could
shot the ball back against the tambour
whenever possible and passed Covev with
ease. Again the invader earned but one
point.
The seventh game was the longest OF
the match deuce being called seven times.
Gould kept playing the ball at the tam
bour Ga sort OF shoulder jutting out from
the wall on the receiving end OF the
courD. varying this stroke by sending the
ball whizzing into the opposite corner.
Covey was unable to break up Gould's
system. Coyey seemed tired by the strain
OF the long game and was an easy VIC
tim In the concluding one OF the set, scor-
10 two In favor OF Gould.
Second Set.
Could won the first two games in rapid
fire order. Covey was shut out for the
first time TODAY In the second one The
Englshman took the third game by lucky
strokes to the grille and dedans
Gould netted one ball In this game
Gould won the next two games and led
by four games TO one. Covcy bra ced uD
In the SIXTH which was featured by the
longest and hardest fought rally OF the
match. Covey won this shot exchange
and took the game after deuce had been
called by two beautiful shots TO the
dedans. IL was only a fasn, however as
IN quick succession. allowing Covey only
one point each Set score, six games 10
two In favor Of Gould.
Third Set.
Convey made a gallant rally in the third
set. for, with the game score 3 10
against him and with Gould within one
ga me OF the championship, Convey pu, on
burst OF speed that arried mis- onno
nent OFF his feet for the tirne beIpc
He allowed Gould only ono point in TIE
ninth "a me, took the tenth after aenne
mad been called once and ran AWAY with
the eleventh and the set by four poInts
10 TWO. His entire style Of PLAY changed
and was much for the better during this
nnsl desperate stand. Set score sly
games 10 five In favor OF Covey.
Fourth Set
The effort OF winning the third set IN
pstehtIy sappsd the strength and stamina
OF tne EDglishnan. for IL was ali Gould
III the Nusl set. Allowing Covey tvVo
points In the first game. Gould eaye his
opponent but one in the second and nadS
" three straight By shutting him ont
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

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STALLINGS MV0M
GEORGIA LAMR|

MACON, Ca. March ll-
lings. manager OF the ms@
league baseball club. toHisn
that he had obtained an y
Icnntinned ON TnlloHil{ [
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Coyey Outclassed.

Covey played much better than he did
Monday, He used much better judgment,
timed his stroke better. covered the court
more thoroughly and seemed more alive
and glngcry. But he never had q chance
for ultimate victory.
II was beaten by a better man., was
Covey's comment ~ think he ls the
greatest court tennis player ever pro-
duced,"
"Mr, Could is a marvel. I doubt II there
ever has been or ever viii be a greater
all around exponent of tae game" said
Neville Lyton. Covey's employer and back
er in the American Invasion.
Mr., Gould himself refused 10 make any
comment on the match.
II have had enough court tennis to last
me for many months" Mr.. Gould said,
with laugh. as he dod"ed through the
crowd eager TO congratulate him,
Gould Will receive magnificent cup 10
the value Of $3.50. CoVey will receive his
expenses and about thirds of the gate
receipts, which amounted TO Il considera-
BILE sum.
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BOYS ARE CLEVER ON
MAT AND IN RING
High School Tourney Devel-
ops Boxers and Wrestiers
of Rare Ability.
Boxing.

Boxing.
o5-PouNO CLASS
soth -avncy ond Donald K..xh;m boxed
thgoV rounds 10 draw,
IOi. i.PoCSp DIVISION
Lester Dykes defeated ClaFoGeo Exdov IL tac
second round.
!l5-PoUNo DIVISION.
Russell Ihrls won from Bentley wootlay by
!35.PouHp CLASS
William Gibson defeated EFuc1: Hu7d In tho
:econd rOuld.
i5s-poUND DIVISION
Fred B.oush VAS given decision orc.
Wrestling.
il5-POUNp CLASS
Lester Jarvis from Dousa. aee,ioy 81
decision,
I55-PoUHD DIVISION
Ronkio smurthwaIto defeated Leonard Hoet-
n5-PoUNp CLASS.
lockwood Forr!s won from MGxvOli BY de-
fault.
I5s-roUNp CLASS.
Lockwood ferris defeated Mason whi,emovc
stanley johnson won from william Good
rich by fall.
Tho salt Laxc high school wrcatling had box
ng tournament started yesterday and the :iuals
VIII DO hold today. Tho wrestlors and boxers who
participated In yesterday afternoons coptests
howed much ability aud the finals today should
DC OF high order Manager George Mccarthy ia IN
,hnrgc Of tho tournament. Il Is probable that the
winners OF tho championship in the different
liyisons viii rcpronent the high school In tho
A. a. L, tournament DoIt month
Tho big surpriso OF the day waB the defeat OF
Kenneth Ycatcb at tho hands Of Fred BTough.
fentos Nas expected TO have easy ime with
,Is big opponent but from tho zap OF the gong
5roush showed much ciovcrness With tho gloves
nd EeNtcs could not penetrate his dcsenae.
In the iirSt round Ncstes showed good work and
stuue Brough with his Etin jabs. But
lftor thc minute rcSt. Brough back strong
IND thenCctorth held the advantage, At tho end
u The bout Referee Emerson Hiller gave the de-
,lsloD 10 Brough