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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
Juarez Entries.
BY International News seryicc.

BY International News ScrElcc
First raco. four fwougs gs-Doll Girl. los; Ellie
May lo5; Mario o'Brien. lo5 sIda. lo6 Com-
maurctla. ~; Don Cortcz. 10; AmbroSial. l0j;
Ray r. Miller, los. ~M,5J Fioldor ll2; vampire
1l5.
-F y. Weir entry.
Second race. one mllc-Berths V. ?l; G. Is.
pnvIe. 95: Ziukspd. l0,: psrkoy. 100; Compton.
Ito; Sugar Lump, lio; Tom MURPHY. ~; Beau
tiful Knight. l12; Vovs pi; Judge Denton ~.
ici; Fugtoso, 115 Kali Ina. 1o,; Froe Will. iio:
Shorty Northcutt. III; FLYING. ii:.
Third race. fiyo aud half furlonsS--Aunt Eyic.
os: Toy BOY. loo; uba iqS: Upright lo5; MrS
Gemp. IL: Envy. IS: Ben Stouc ioS. Kenneth
100; Dominco. log,
Fourth race, sevon furlonss-Svish. So, Hodge
1la: PansarctU. 10: MlmortoSo. ITO; Dorothy
Dean. IFS,
Fluh race. five and half furlonss-Ls Es,rcl-
Ia So: Gra2s Fayoriio. %. NIFTY. aH; Chant
clor. 100. Baron Do K5lb. t0'; Angclus loi:
gthcldn, iio: Napa Nict. 10. Lldy Fender, e7
Cupiar. %: Largo. 100; Calcium los Par3"li
sixth race. Hclng. ono miic Rud an eighth
sadie shapiro. ao: Eako. q; Prince Conrad; io;;
Cloud Chict l0e; Wipitrcd D., 95; rhilllOtma.
100; Tirat Star iO2. Pole. los,
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Miss Raveuscroft Will Play.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1o.-Mes Gladyo Raw
cnscroiL OF England. womaD's golf champion OF
the United statcr. denied today reportS Bent from
southern golf links that rho had decided not TO
como In thin country pcSt fall 70 defend thu title
shc won tho Wilmington Country club las,
Octohrf
II said" aasortoi sho. "thnt I would rcturn
for ila womaug national tournament In tho
UuIlcd statcs. provided 1t at all possible
for me 20 make tho trip fully expected 10 como
TO ,his country the latter part OF August
Miss Nurel nodd, woman'6 golf champion OF
Groat Britain. VIII not como hero again mont
fall according Mits RayGuscroft. hut ono or
two other womon who rank high III British golf
Ing cirelcs. probably viii try for tho American
tltjc.
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Tied for FIRST Place.

NEW YORK. March l9.--Three players
e. w. Gardner and J. Ferdinand Of New
York and w Morris OF Brooklyn-were
tied for first place with four wins and
tournau1ent al tho end OF tonights con-
test, in which Brown defeated Joseph
Mayer of Philadelphia. the present title
holder PoEgenburg and Brown meet In
tl1o afternoon game tomorrow. and the
winner will be champion In the event
that Mayer defeats Gardner in the even
ing contest Should Gardner win. how
ever, there still Will be tie for first
placc, The contest tonight between Brown
aud Mayer was the closest of the tour
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

declares there is no possible chance OF
Miss Hampshire winning tonight. On
the other hand, both Miss Hampshire
and Manager Cook Of the Empress are
convinced that the girl can ride the
animal and remain on his back for a
full minute.
Miss Hampshire learned to ride in
Salt Lake, and for the past three years
she has taken part in various STAN
pedes and roundups here and in
Canada She won the hippodrome race
at the stampede here last year, riding
her horse at full tilt while she stood
erect in the saddle On the second
night she was seriously injured by be-
ing thrown from a bucking horse that
she was riding bareback. The horse
became maddeued and dashed into
brick wall, severely cutting the rider s
hand.
Il am confident T can get on the
mule and stay on him for at least
minute tonight Miss Hampshire dc.
clares. Manager Cook of the Empress
reports his house as heavily sold out for
both performances this evening.
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Clabby and Murray.

Codroth has bundle of choice matches
booked for his DAILY City arena. He Is
offering a middleweight attraction the
night of April 3, the windup involving
James Clabby OF Hammond and Billy
Murray of San Francisco. Murray is the
coast youngster who recently whaled
Leo Houck into submission. Asked II he
did not think Murray was being rushed
along too rapidly in being sent against
Clabby, Coffroth said:
Murray, though only a youngster, is
slashinS good ringman. You know
Clahby Is to sail for Australia four DAYS
after their fight II / did not think Murs
ray had grand chance TO beat Jimmy.
i would not let Clabby kill him off as a
drawing card for me. Honestly, / be-
lieve Murray will trim the Hammond
boxer, / know Jimmy Is great, as / have
seen him In two bouts In my ring But
Murray ls great. too, and think he will
score victory on superior hitting. I in
tend 70 match the winner with George
Chip for The middleweight championship
on Decoration day. or course, II Clabby
wins, / may have to wait longer than
that to land him, as he may not have
returned from Australia by that time
The way figure 1t. Murray. Clabby and
Chip are the only mon now In the run
ming for the mlddleweight title
Conroth will stage Willie Ritchie and
Harlem Tommy Murphy In light
weight championship match on April H.
James AYERS that Murphy Is "A big draw
Ing card in San Francisco and that the
bout will attract gate we'll over $50. 600
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DEPOSIT FOR
A WORLD FLIGHT

~ 'xTcn is.-Tno condition on zbich
Ts0 America Ia Understood 10 bn
...yis ~ sanction IN tho proposed
nfrr.,s sW race pt tho Panama Pacific
rriss tno deposit In bnnk OF
1c.f h.ra n'onsy. hao boon fulfilled. IL
nsle today by Arnold Krnckm,p
w s1posltion'a bureau of aero.
49, SAID he received telegram
<'<h moore, president Of the Pa
&IiI suug that the money Ind been
It ~ e uo Hoslo London, Par,a Ma
d sanction will como up he,orc
''nn notion mex. wnek.
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Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Entries,
By International News Service.

by International News Service.
First rsoc five aud hal. furlongs-Boltey,
no: Plapuda. l0j. Great Surprise. no. Boy Hill,
llo: lone. io5 Sp!ti!rc. l05i Baby Sister. 100
Frane,a. los; Dorothy Priwcr 1o5 CaraQuet 105.
NclToso. l05; Hoton, l07
Second race. five and a half furlopgs-Madgc'
Sister %; Scarlet Pnnpcrnel. III. Henrietta W..
III, kclIy. le9; Edna Licka. 81; Sweet Times,
i0i: Batouch. 1Os: The TuTkess. io+: Vol Gate,
100: Union Pacific 10i, Promised Land. IoS;
Lnlolc. lie. Otranto rs.
Third race. five and half furloncs-Miss Flea
nor. lot PluviuB 116: Silas Grump. LOT; Bel
fast lo9 Mark ~ Mayer. 1Os. Mogant Ill:
Joo Finn. los: Ben Loyal. 104; Maurice Reed.
i0s; Dicks Pct. 1ol: John Mars: 1l3: Inferno
Queen. l06; Esewhere. III.
Fourth race. ak fuTlones-Prince Ahmed, 1o7;
Spobn. 1os; Coppertown. los Striker. loo Gros-
vonor, %: Towton Field. lo4 Batwa, %.
Fifth race. one miIe-Mycenae. l07: Brando 1i2,
Maater Jim, IL; l.. NJ. Eckcrt, H.; Battling
Nelson, 100; Agncr 100; Prospect, loi Linbrook.
1o2; Ella Graine 1o2. Plain Ann, loOi Sonny
Boy. 95; Jabot- lI2-
Sixth raco. one milo and an oghth-Eftcudl
liz; Spe!lbound 1o5; Bllio Baker. l0s Servi-
cence 90; Mary K, 80, scpulvedn. JOS; My
cenae. eS: Ford Nal, lo3: Charles F. Grain
ger. 100.
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kilbane to Meet Leary.

Johnny Kilbane. the t2e-pound cham
pion, and Jack Leary. San Era nciSco
sensation; .t.,,; VII, box for coffro,h on May
battle on May 80. Charley White per-
haps Will be used by CoIfrolh against
Welsh or Dundee in June. Jess WA
lard and "Gunboat' Smith Will fight for
the white heavyweight championship at
Corroths place on July 4.
Coffroth Informed us that the boxing
S5me on the coast was In real danger
now and that lie was planning TO make
n desperate fight against tho reform
movement. He allows that an effort VIII
he made to pass state boxing law
which Will mem the appointment OF "A
boxing commission such as now holds
sway In New York. Wisconsin and Mon
taDa. He took west with him a copy
OF tho boxing laws OF these states. which
no thinks are bad In some particulars
He VIII make cortain changes and then
endeavor To got the signatures OF enough
voters to have the measure put on the
ballot at the next election,
White and Azevedo went through their
usual training stunts today. White boxed
with Kid" Bccbe and Azcvedo with Mike
Schneider. The Portuguese boy is show
Ing up better every day and VIII have
plenty Of admirers at the Racine rlngsde
Monday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
L. D. S. u. CLASS SERIES
WILL BEGIN MONDAY

The class baseball series at the i. D.
<. u. VIII start next Monday. Coach
10 hold the series, but Il is certain that
the "a mes will he played. Tho juniors
will meet the seniors on Monday On
Tuesday the sophomore nine Will meet the
business college. and on Wednesday the
freshmen will play The seniors Games
Will he arranged today for Thursday and
Friday bv Coach Mlller Candidates for
class teams will start practice this
afternoon.
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Foley Catbartic Tablets are cntirt

Foley Catbartic Tablets are entirely
effective, thoroughly cleansing and al
ways pleasant in action. They contain
blue flag, are remedy for constipation
and sluggish liver, and tonic to tho
bowels, which are improved by their
use. Try them. They do not fail to
give relief and satisfaction, Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs; ''The Never.Substitu.
tors Five (5) Good Stores.
iAdvertiscmcnt.l
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE-Willard Mack and Mar
jorie Ranbeau in "Kindling." to-
night and Saturday. with special
matinee Saturday
ORPHEUM - Vaudeville. Perform
ance every afternoon and evening.
UTAH-Hallett Thompson and Lillian
Kemble in THE Right Of Way" To-
night and tomorrow night, with
matinee Saturday.
EMPRESS - Vaudeville. Perform
ance every afternoon and two per-
formances at night.
PANTAGES - Vaude eville. Perform
ance every afternoon and two per-
forInances at night.
MOTION PICTURES.
AMERICAN-"The Award OF Justice"
in two parts. featuring Carlyle
Blackwell, today and Saturday;
also "The Restless Woman" and
"a Real Help Mate Amer
lean Concert orchestra, Profes-
sor J. J. Mcclellan, conductor and
organist.
RpX-Continuous performances, with
orchestra and pipe organ Special
feature. The Opal Ring" in two
parts.
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Know the Game.

Iu tho B5-pound class no boxing contests
woro hold. In wrestling Lockwood FoTs TOOK
the tito by winning from Joe Maxwell; ForT1s
obtained fall after four minutes and fifteen scr
onds OF skNful wrestling Both men showed
a good knowledge OF the gsmo.
George Mccarthy won the ttlc In tho lao
pound boxing from william Gibson by default
Tho wrestling bout between Rankin Smurthwaite
aud Iegter Jarvis OF tho best contests
Of tho tourney Ator wrestling six minutes
thcro was q short rost and then the boys Wroatled
an additional throo minutes with neither man
gsinins tho advantage. Tho bout was declared
a draw. ~
Lester Jarvis won the fo5-pound title In vrest-
ling by defeating Douglas BoosleJ In "wednesday 6
match Bentley woocy defeated Russell Iorlg
in tho le5-pound boxing and wins tho champion
ship OF this division. Woolley aud lhris put up
a good clean battle.
Lester Dykes won from Smell BattloJ. Dykes
had the best OF the bout throughout the fTst
round and was eivon tho contest Ia the second
round Dykes showed much ability and should
make q good man In the A. a U. tournament
should no enter. In tho wrestling Bob Roberts
succeeded in pinning Glen Reeds shoulders 70
the mat after two minutes and thirtJ-ono seconds
OF wrestling. ~
No bouts wore held IN tho 1o5-p pound class Don
mid Kirkbam won both the wrestling aud boxing
titles In tho a5-pound class. krkham won tho
championship In boxing because his opponent
failed 10 appear and IN wrestling no Won By
throwing Sidney Tyroer after two minutea and
forty-eight seconds. l.,
tho different div!aionS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
Miss Hampshire Wins.

Miss Theodore Hampshire, we'll known
broncho buster and roller skater. won
Her opponent was NIiYa Viola Floyd of
MURRAY The distance WAS half mile,
and the race was exciting throughout
Miss Hampshire won by two feot-
George Allen won the milo bicycle race
from Ed Orsten. ''Musty" Crebs took
the one. .mie free-for-all skating rnce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
Family Made uanpier.

Mr., and Mrs. Oscar W. Rawlings. ii6
East Fourth South street. are receiving
tho congratulations of friends over the
arrival OF n baby Eirl yesterday. Both
mother and baby are reported getting
along nicely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

The splendid ability shown by the Utah
thea ter stock company In presenting Sir
Gilbert Parker's famous drama. The
Right OF Way" at the Utah this week
has attracted widespread attention among
Salt Lake playgoers. Starting out under
difficulties occssioncd by the iliness oil
ono of the ploycrs who was cast for a
most important role. the company, un-
der the able direction OF George Barnum.
quickly rounded into zine form and the
result has been performances Of The
highest order
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Fitzpatrick Winner.

Fitzpatrick had the better OF Brough in th'
initial round. but Brough came bnck strong IN
the second and from then to tho end OF tht
contest held his opponent fairly even. In th'
first round II expected that the bout woult
be awarded to fitzpatrick. ps he had his op'
ponent tho throughout. and the matcf
appeared 10 be too one-sded TO be interesting
Broueh's showing in the second and third round:
noteworthy
The winning OF this bout by Fitzpatrick gives
him the championship OF the l5S~pound class 10
boxing.
Kenneth Yeatcs showed reversal OF form and
gave Lockwood Ferris. veltcrweight champion,
hard battle in the l5s-pound class In wrestling,
Aftcr wrestling eight minutes Referee d. A.
Callahan declared the bout Draw, Ycatcs showed
surprising form in breaking holds and also was
in better condition than he was on tho first
day.
During tho first SIX minutes peithor man could
gain a bold and after minute OF rest tho
wrestlors tussled for additional three minptea
During this time both got several holds. but
could not get fall. This bout was undoubtedly
tho best OF the tourney. AZ present Forria aad
Smurthwaito arc leaders In the i5s-pound class
and the champion Will probably DO decided later.
Ferris weighed about lt5 pounds.
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Amateur Boxing Tourney.

~ International Meas Service
LOG ANGELES. March in.-T,th nearly 100
nnntour boxers entered. tho Pacific const cham
pionRhip Tournament started Ht tho Lo8 Angeles
Athletic club tonight. Three nights viii he
Iuircd 10 run off the events Tho clubs ropr"
ponled nrc tho Portlond Nulinomsh club. the
Olympic club of san Francicco. Los Angeles 4.
C., Pasadena 4. C.. Western i. C.. Coumbin
A. G. and several minor organizations.
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The Summary.


The results OF yesterdays bouts follow
WRESTLING.
a5-pound clnss--ponold ktrkham Toa from Sid
uey Tyroicr by fall, Time, 2:as.
IIs-pouud claSs-Bob Roberts defeated Glen Reed
by fall Time s:Sf.
136- pound clas5-Rankn Smurthwaite and Les
Tor JarviS wrestlcd 0 minutes 70 a draw.
la5-pound clasr-Lockwood Ferris defeated Joe
Maxwell By fall. Tmo, dl5
lbs.pound cIaes--Kcnncth Yeaten and lockwood
Ferris vrcstled TO Il draw In minutes
BOXING.
ils-pouud clnAS-Loster Dykes won from Smell
Battley in tho second round.
1.5-p pound clnsH-BoptIoy Woolley EiTon decision
over RusselI Tbrig, three rounds
j35-pouud class--George Mccarthy won from Will
linn Gibson by default =,
1853 pound cIoUa-Harry Fitzpatrick given decision
over Fred Drough. three rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
Nilliardists Are Tied,

NEW YORK. March 19-Charles He'd
Il. Uffenheimcr of Philadelphia COM
pletcd their quota OF Elk games each In
the national amateur billiard tournament
today; and the victory OF the western
man by 400 to 3i2, left the pair tied for
fifth place. each having won two and lost
four games. Hcddon played the more
consistent game today and led all the
way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

The motherhood" theme in "<Indling
was brought ont so beautifully again
last night by Marjorie Rambeau at the
Salt Lake theater that an audience
much larger than on The opening night:
shed many tears over the triouia uops OF
moor Maggie Shuttle who did wrong for
her baby's sake, Mr.. Mack again de-
lighted the audience. and the whole per
forinance was voted the best III the
career Of these popular people.
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To play in New York.

SYDNEY. X. S. w. March lo.-Tho Australian
tennis IN. elimination match with the
Canadian toam In tho DoyiF cup series 10 be
pluycJ IN New York instead of Niagara, Canada
\ request WAS forwarded today to tho United
States Lawn TouniU association n this oifcct,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

SALISBURY. England, March 1e-An-
other officer Of the Royal flying corps OF
the British army was killed here today.
Lieutenant II. r. Treeby OF the Duke OF
Wellingtons West Riding regiment was
flying In a biplane over the army aviation
grounds, when the machine side-sIipped
and fell to the earth from height of $50
feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

Strength comes from well djgested
and thoroughly assimilstcd food.
Hood q Sarsaparilla tones the digestive
organs, and thus builds up the strength,
If you arc getting 'trun down." begin
taking Hoods at once, It gives ncryo,
mental and digestive strength,
iAAvcrtlacucntl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company.
principal Office room No. 1I20 Newiouss
building, Salt Lako City, Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. of . cents per shade
levied on the 4th day of February, 1914
tho several amounts set opposite tine
names of the respective she reholders as
follows:
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OPPOSITION TO
IOMAS,S SELECTION

%. March ls.-Charlcs II. Thomas. for
Iery OF the Chicago National league
LAB. to-day TOOK up the duties OF club
Chnrlcs SchmallsiE. who was appoint
&rratsTy. will maintain his headquarters
IA for timc. IL was announced.
decided 20 retain his ipterest In the
nefotatlons with several Chicago syn"
||6d to result in n sale. Ho returned TO
Iast night after looking over tho Cubs
ala today that the appointment OF
I presIdont probably would have 20 be
t> tho National league directors. or at
<16jdeut Tsnsr. but Thomas himself eX
b crncsrn over possible action by tho
|harlties.
d Iphnsop OF the American league. who
|1<s tdis afternoon from WiBcousiu. de-
<1mmeut on Thomas appointment. He
be assured that {. w Murphy wns
<{ad with the Cubs any more and seid
l. 81 the wcyt.sldo team were OF no cop-
4 Comiskey OF .ho Chicago Americans.
les while ABROAD caused his friends
. Improved greatly sioco DO went iuto
7oods. according 20 P:csiden. Johnson,
b Hart Goes Cup"
% ROCK, Ark, March 13,-Presi-
|r1naugh of the Southern league
announced the release Of Umpire
Hart to the National league.
Veteran pitcher Of the National
as former tea inmate OF Presi-
per when the National league
vas baseball player.
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NSYLVANIA LINES.

yn%Eanges Of Time, Effective
Cincinnati leave Chicago
+ ~ ana g:45 p. m. Trains for
|lse aud Louisville leave Chi.
e y =. m. and $50 p, m. Train
"A a.an a1enla and Springfield leaves
TSlns T carry slccpcrs and par
M an leaving Chicago at
M mI!hdrawn. Train for Co.
polnfs east leaves Chicago
-, or five minutes earlier
~ (Advertisement) }
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Church Redecorated.

The Central Christian church Is being
newly decorated and cleaned in prepare
lion FOR the coming of the new pastor.
the Rev. Guy Emory of Winters. Cal, who
will occupy the pulpit for the first time
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NO PRACTICE LIKE
Baseball" HESTER
Continued from Preceding Page.)

svlmmcr--one OF the best ever turned out at tho
Nntatnrium Ho VIII work With the team every
dag
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Will Give Musicale.

A musicale will bc given at the Iliff NJ.
u. church. corner Ninth East and Tenth
South. Friday at y. m. March 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

Tho following thca;cr notices are marked
'advertisemert'' IN order to comply With
strict Interpretation OF tho new federal news-
papor law In no sense they paid advor-
tIsements They Items furnished by tho
pre3s agents OF tho various theaterH.
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Champions In Boxini

Tho first wrestling and boxing tournament
eyor held at the Salt Lake high school was com
plo,od yesterday afternoon and SUCCESS in
every way, During the two dsys OF the tournn-
mont tbcre seventeen wrestling and boxing
bouts. George Mccarthy. manager OF the wrcst-
ling and boxing club. deserves much credit for
tho way IN which no handled the tourney. All
bouts pulled off In rapid succession and tho
conduct of the participants highly COM
mendable.
Harry Fitzpatrick. ail-around athlete OF the high
school. awarded tho decision over Fred
Drough IN the I58-pound division in boxing after
three rounds Of furious boxing. The decision me,
with much disnpprovai OF the students and hoots
and iccrs filled the air after the decision Brough
again surprised tho spectators with his good
showing. Last Wednesday ho won hnndily from
Kenneth Yeates. and showed cvon better form In
yesterdays bout. At the end OF the contest he
IN tho best Of ahapc and could easily have
gone several moro rounds. His punches were
full Of forco and he missed but few timco. His
sk!llful dcrcnse the feature OF the bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

The next attraction At the Salt Lake
theater will be the Dc koven Opera com
pany In an ambitious revival OF The funny
and tuneful comie opera, Robin iooo.
with a cast ofs grand opera singers.
headed by Bessie Abott from the Grand
Opera. Paris
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

'IesffI-LE, Va. March I9-Eccruits
veterans OF the Washington American
defeated the University Of NiTgiuia.
y The game was called az the end Of
mug on account o. cold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

"The Double Cross" as presented at
the Orphcum this week, is a dra ma tia =
ton by Will irwin and Ralph =. Renaud
of Mr.. Irwins story, "Uncle Edward and
Cousin Silas,'' originally published IN "A
prominent magazine. THE Double
Cross" tells an interesting story OF how
two Burns men put il over crooked de-
tectve vino tries 10 shake down gold
scene is laid in the old Pearl saloon in
New York and the receiver Of the de-
tecta phone Is placed under match safe
IN the back room Of the saloon.
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ractice Games

|Hs Ca, Mafch l9.-The Chicago Ma
| rs! club outclassed the Savannah
sor.h Atlantic league today and won.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-20

W. March I9.--The Boston National
y fsodsy defeated the Newark \ j..
league team. TO .. MarInyillc,
" Eyors. second bssemRn. OF The Eos.
'|Ayed sensational ball.