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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
VILLA READY To INVADE
SONORA FOR MAYTORENA

Nogales. Ariz.. Aug 19-Tangible
proof OF the Carranza-Villa split and
the danger of new revolt in north
western Mexico. was received here to-
day, General Villa. the northern d.
visional commander, telegraphed Car
rama military officials in Sonora that
II they combatted Jose Maria Mayto-
rena. the elected governor of the
state. villa would invade the state
with his forces which recently have
been recruited and munitioned TO war
strength in spite of the peaceful SUR
render of the former Huerta govern
ihent at Mexiyo City
Sonora state is in the military zone
commanded by General Aware Obre-
gon. who headed the constitutonaIist
forces which recently entered Mexico
City and apart from Villas division.
Governor Maytorena already in in
open revolt against the central Car
rama government Colonel Elias
Gales. the military commander in
northern Sonora. has received tele-
gram from General villa which refer
ring to the threatened armed contact
of the Maytorena and Carranza forces,
said in part as follows:
Il. as chief of forces under arms
closest to your state should be Obliged
to enter your state and arrange mat
tiers as they ought to be and establish
authorities which shall be respected
SO that peace shall be restored in your
state for the good Of the nation.
villa said that he took this stand in
view Of the fact that Maytorena was
the constitutional governor Of the
state Of sonora and in that capacity
the representative of the people OF that
state f sf4 rs #s4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
JAPANESE STUDENTS
ARRIVE FROM GERMANY

London. Aug. 10 l115 y. MI
Eighty .bapanesc students who arrived
In England today from Germany say
some Of their compatriots were arrest
ed charged with espionage. Those ar
irving here declare they experienced
considerable discomfort and all of
them lost their baggage.
Before Great Britain declared war
on Germany, tho students Say. the idea
prevailed in Germany that Japan
would attack Russia and the Japanese
were well treated; but when 1t became
clear that Japan. as Great Britain's
ally, would not do so, the attitude of
the people toward the japanese UNDER
went a marked change.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
GREAT BATTLE is
RAGING FROM SWISS
BORDER TO DIEST


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Iof different army corps whose efforts
have been directed to the capture Of
Licgc. There arc also bodies Of cav
airy by whirh The Germans have been
able to extend themselves north and
south.
ION the south the allied Belgian
Iard French armies have been able TO
repulsc them. hut on the north. they
have had free field and could penc-
tratc In small bodies far into the
country
I'm a word. the Germans have TAX
en- a number OF our positions. but have
wasted fifteen days In arriving at this
result II Is not 4 question Of single
battle evoIutions or captures of GER
tain parts OF the. country or Of towns.
These matters are secondary In re-
gard TO the object assigned our troops
In thu general dispositions. This aim
cannot Ic revealed
Fighting Is proceeding on the
whole front. extending from Basic.
Switzerland. TO Diest. Belgium. and in
these contacts the more the opposing
armies approach each other the near
81 come the deciding battles. the more
one must expect 10 hear Of an advan-
tage on this side and OF Yielding on
that. N
I'm operations 50 vast and with
those engaged IN using modern arms.
too great attention must not be paid
10 the operations in our immediate vi
entity An evolution ordered In par
ticular previously determined aim Is
necessarily retreat The engage
mcnts OF the last few days have the
results Of rendering our adversaries
very cifctimspect. The delay of the
advance had the greatest advantage
for our general plan Of operation.
There Is need for us TO play into
the hands OF the Germans. That II
the motive OF the movement now be-
Ing carried out Far from being beat
en- we are making arrangements for
beating the enemy under the best pos
sible conditions.
THE public should In this matter
place full confidence in the COM
Inander OF the army and remain calm
and trustful OF the outcome Of the
struggle. not doubtful. Meanwhile the
newspapers should abstain from men,
tioning the movements of troops. Sc
crecy Is essential to the success OF our
operations"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
TIrlemont carly this morning erues-

Tirlemont early this morning ,Tues-
|day.)
THE big guns shellcd the place
while the cavalry played at war by
attacking the flying, panic stricken
popnlacc, shooting and sticking them
lat random.
About five miles from the town
two trains were made up and fully
i.'00 refugees got away, SO swift
and terrible had bcen the onslaught
lof the Germans that In the flight for
their lives. men. women and children
left everything behind. Never have |
seen such q picture Of woe as that
presented by group composed Of a
peasant woman and five children
standing bcwildered In the square.
crying as though their hearts would
break. The woman said.
"rrhey shot my husband before
my eyes and trampled two Of my
children to death
The last glimpse that hte rcfu-
gees had Of Tirlemont showed smoke
and flames in different quarters of
the town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
no,s. Look out for Green Apples.

Lester wolrcth had very severe
attack Of cholera morbus brought on
by eating green apples His mother.
AIRS. Pearl Woiroth. Herkimer. \. Y.
sayNs u was advised 10 give him
rhansAcriain Cote, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which did. and
the relief from the first was very
great. After takng three doses ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE TO
HAVE RED CROSS DAY.

New York. Aug ia---fhe National
league Of professional baseball clubs
today departed from a precedent Of
many Years standing hy arranging 10
designate one day OF It's championship
playing schedule MS Red Cross day.
when d pcreenfaee Of the gate receipts
thronghout the circuit will be turned
over 20 the Red Cross for It's relief
work In the European war
According 10 Secretary John \
Heydicr's announcement Tonight, Il II
expected that all leagues in organized
baseball viii take similar action. The
date ~ Red Cross day Is yet 10 be Sc
|a....s....s As - +zEz :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
Wins IcnnsyIyanIa stake.

Pittsburgh, Aug is.--Ion McDon-
aid Of indianapolis. driving Star
Winter. today won the Pennsylvania
stake valued IL $4,000. offered by
the Pitisburgh Driving club AS the
feature ~ iodass giand circuit races
NJ Hfunot's Island track.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

chAaanaaga 4, Nashville :. tie innings
Mtmphls 8. atlanta 0.
Montgomery a. birmingham l.
Mobile 4 New Orleans J.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
FEDS
WALL0P HOLSTERS

aud fnlIscnbcrg Have Pitch
ing Duel In Which Old Cy Gets the
Short End; rinkcr's Chifcds Take
Close Contest From Terrapins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
~. Joe 7, wichita I.

IIHFFtTINN-~t 7TtIHUUN, HTHFIt UNU
Graham; Thomas Lafferty aud Crlf-
fifth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. ls.--New York
WIS defeated 10 here today In the
Inst OF the three. game series, two OF
the games having been won by Pitts
burrh.
Hcoref " n
New York 49,. col 00e 0o0---i Il 0
Pittsburgh 0so 200 oox~-a 10 o
Batteries Dcmaree, Fromme, Wilt
sc and Mclean; McQulllan. Cooper and
Coleman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
Yankees 4; Naila 5.

New York. Aug ia.-New York
evencd up the series with Cleveland
BY taking the second game hy score
uf 20 3.
seares n II "
cleveland =. GEO coo a02--b 8
New York 900 leo City, a .
Bntterles stem aud Egan. Brown.
Heating and sweeney
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

Detroit Aug, ~ 4 De'roit uHei
i've pitchers today. but lost to phila-
dolphin, to q.
Score, IL u
fietroit M 03e n0n t00--.6 10 2
Philadelphia 500 600 02x, . :
Batteries pauss, cavet, Boeher.
Williams. oldham and stanage p.
Baker, BreasloI, Pennock, Bush aud
sehang,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
GERMANS TAKE VENGEANCE
On BEL6IANs OF TlRIf.NONT

London. Aug. 20 t5:so =. m.l--Al
dispatch 10 the Times from BRUSSELS
SAYS sII54s. a ~ = 4le xs=ss4- 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
isrnssns N Nallnnnlr 5.

Washington. Aug. II. st Louis
eVencd up the series to-day by defeat
ing Washinston. = 10 ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
WORLDCHAMP|ONS
WIN FROM TIGERS
live Pitchers Not Enough "a Stop
Victorious March of Athletics; lied
sox Take Double-Ieuder From
White Sox: Browns Win.
AMruIcAN LEAGUE srANp,No.


tEIIfhrH fUttHf.
Chicago at Boston
~. Louis al Washington.
Dotralt at Philadelphia
Cleveland a. New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
BRAVES CONTINUE
TO CLIMB LADDER

Giants In Mean Time Are on the lie
satm Going Down and Bid Fair
Soon 10 Meet Men Prom i,caniown;
0'pas's cubs Fall Easy Victims.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

Two unique figures in he realm
Of fisticuffs are Eugene Corr, the
famous European referee, and Matt
]. Hinksl. Of Cleveland, o., referee,
promoter and manager, Both men
<~~ .s~-u esealshs end rather asks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

Brooklyn at Kansas city.
Baltimore at Chicago.
buffalo az 81 Louis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

flames To-day.
Nav York 81 Cincinnati.
Hostnn a. 81 iDuif
Philadelphia At Chicago.
iifupkiyn a Pittsburgh
.as--s~~aaa--s
fsv sosriss yourstt srsc,s. esssse ~irsi
Cincinnati. Aug is--Amca' Wild
ness cost Cincinnati the game with
Boston today
Ecnrc " NJ
Boston ... 2uD 0lO OO0~-5 9 4
Cincinnati 600 0io 0i0-2 3 q
Batteries Tyler and Gowdy, Ames
rahrer and clark, Gonzales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

Isy -o-slns ,oUrr.l srse,.l tsAsso wal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20

batteries Weiliuan. r. Mitchell
and Aenew Harper, Shaw, Bentley.
barron aud Ainsmith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-20
S00S CONTINUE TO
PULL AWAY IN RACE
FOR LEAGUE REMNANT


eslx city. Aug 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
RIVAL CLUBS AGAIN
TO BATTLE MONDAY
Manhattan and Harman Box
ers Matched for Weekly
Bouts at Garrick.

Noat Monday nights boxing card OF tho Man
haitian Athletic club Al the Csrrck theatsr VIII
nc q return match between the boIcrs Of tho
IIsrmsu Athletic club. formerly tho Frampton
club. and The hpvs Of tho Manhattan club. and
viii hrins out Elk o. the best matched pairs OF
hoys that have been put cnrd In this
city.
The Ha~rusu club has strengthened its linsvp
IN tho last couple ~ Uceks b. tho addition Of .
couple Of ,he classest boxers 10 the city aud
IL determined to rcgcrsc the oeclslon OF mo last
meeting % the clubs when the Manhattan
boys brought homo tho majority OF the bouts.
TIE hesdlincr bout OF IN" evening will bring
Charles Mldkin and Young" Fapks. tho
latter OF tho Hsrmnn club These boys arc about
as they are abou, Of HEs size and each has iost
decision TO HarTy shsttcr. they will doub,
put up Q, the greatest battles over staged by
Il was originally intended To rcms,ch Harry
shAtter and Papke voG, the former Injured his
In hts bout lin MidkiN last Monday night
and would BE- In tho beat OF condition for \
return match and consequently would nos 80
on With Fapke, as he realized .hst biS decisions
gtdkig and Pspko both on the hair
line order. and would not iakn chance going
on unl0ss ne was in perfect condition
The semi -windup viii brins together Tom Crn~-
to0i % ,ho Manhattan club ana Young Gilbert
OF the Harmsn club. Tnssc two boys have voc
should furnish 4 vhiTlvind contest
| Tne neEt bou, VII brig opi sa,ilIns LrAyi,
lIHrmhns. These lads boxed draw al The las,
meeting OF the two clubs and furnidhed 81
the best bouts ever seen IN the 'hor'-round S'toc
IN this city
''flid' Emmett. who hu won the last tao bouts
f, for his club. will be pittsd agalnHt Andy Hae-
/ ley. who j. member o. the Manhattan
club although he used 10 box for the old Man
haitian club several yesrs ago. and NJ
| the Oost rncu % hE weight in the city that
I ,irne Emmett vill lind HAdlcy tho boz, MAJ
| ths, no has ever b~su called upon meet. and
I ~ 10 bring hors ;hs deririon for his club
he vii prove himself 70 be boter Of real
/ claEs
! lack NcTsTE. who earned The name o. Tango
! Boxer AZ tho lest meeting ot tho clubs when
/ 10 beat MACK McAiiiNter. will - matched With
! "Dutrh iamssOr. ono OF the toughest and hard
I r,.-hittiug boys % his TsiEht Ia she NAnhst-
tar club lie viii have 20 all of his fanci'
I 80 stops 20 Keep ont % ISmeson's way ht
viii Vini M the shoTt ead OF ths esc'rfor.
Tho curtain rsiscr Eill bring George Her
artcss OF the Nauhsitaus aa6 'Kis" Muihollant
% the fIarruanu. The latter j. boy Ia -.
local 6oSiuE game and very ntile i known o.
III. ability, bat the Hs-ruan boTu declare he q
hummer and ~ill surely bring home the DC
cI-lcn over Hsadrickt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
CHAMPION B. Y. u. FIVE
IS HOMEWARD BOUND

The B. Y. L. basketball team arrived
in Salt Lake last night at 10 o'clock
They Will leave for Provo this morning
On their arrival in Provo the students
OF tho y. Y. L. Will parade the streets
and hold a celebration in the players
honor
The &. Y L. team is now the uudis-
puted champion OF Idaho and Utah in
collegiate basketball circles. The only
defeat suffered by the Provo boys was
with the Oneida Stake academy. In this
game Coach Eugene Roberts played his
whole squad OF substitutes.
Coach Roberts said last night In regard
to the Oneida game on the northern
trip: I'VE PLAYED substitutes against the
oneida Stake academy last Monds y
evening and permitted them 10 use a
picked team, because their coach re-
quested that we give the crowd good
game. Had we run our regular lineup
against them. think VIC would have won
with but little exertion.
Tuesday night Roberts again played
his substitutes against the academy team
OF Pocs tello. Idaho. and won by the score
OF rs to 10. Wednesday the L. y. L.
regulars won from the RcIburg team by
the score OF 3S 10 10. said to be the
cha mpions Of Idaho. This team has not
been defeated by an Idaho team for four
years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
u BEATS COLORADO
IN FIRST OF SERIES
Van Pelt and Beall Stars;
Boulder Boys Are OFF
Form.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc tribune.
BOULDER, Colo. March l2-The Uni
versity oi Utah this afternoon Smoth-
cred the University OF Colorado under a
score OF IL TO Is In the opening game oil
series OF three for the Rocky Noun
tain ba sketball championship,
The visitors started out with grand
rush and had twelve points scored be
fore the Colorado champions had made
point. They increased this lead until
the end of the game The hrSt hali
ended with the Utah team fourteen In
the lead. The Colorado players showed
poor form in throwing baskets. but OK
celled IN team work and ut times played
all around tho visitors.
their IA ashes of form did not last long al
amy Time or accomplish much. Tho vis-
tors PLAYED variety OF overhead bas-
ketnsll that bcwildered Coach McFad-
den.s protcgcs,
The two Colorado guards. Dunn and
Wright. pla yed with their arms In BAN
dases as result OF VacCuatio for
smallpox Dunn played MS poorest game
or two seasons. Had he been up 10 form
the game doubtless would nave been
much closer.
Van Pet whom Dunn guarded. threw
five field goals, but scored only one in
the second half after the Colorado play
ers had been instructed between halves.
Wright PLAYED q good game in spite OF
his sore arm. Van pelt and Rcall were
the stars OF the day. The former scored
fourteen or the points made by Utah and
the latter SIX
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
Like Real Champion.

WuHe fought an absolutely clean fight
and looked like q real champion all the
way lie was strong and rugged at the
weight i35. A. O'Clock and looked TO
weigh l3s in tho ring. RE was cool, col
Iectei. showed clever ring generalehip,
plenty OF boxing sldil and hitting power.
lie fought a careful, cautious battle as
a champion with thousands OF dollars st
stake should. Undoubtedly il" could have
set = diZzier pace had he cared TO take
chances.
Wolgast left thc nng outfouGht. bnt
not discredited Outside OF little blood
ne spat from his mouth after the sixth
round. ne left the ring as body whole
from the waist up az when he entered
a.. After the tght Tom Jones rushed
! to Tho rinEsidc 10 say that WolEast'
! groin showed plain evidence OF A Low
| blow. hut tho evidence Of doctors was
! not presented "a the scribes.
The fans left the arena shouting
"They can't como back" As far as they
| went tonight the old saying SIN stands
IUp. So ended tho greatest Eight the mid
! dc west has staged In wears Chicago
/ and Milwaukee viii bc talking about II
| FOR many DAYS 10 come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
CHICAGO INTEREST
LIKELY TO GET q

CHICAGO. March l..-Actinr 1.
from Charles p. Taft that Il b
well il the two groups OF eaplixr
together. Frank Mayer. reprtzss
spiegel syndicate. and John I.
head OF another group. met ,a
formed a mutually agreeable 4
ton" Early next week mo
the two syndicates will be held n
definite agreement reached,
announced,
The suggestion that the cos>
tcreStS confer with tho SpieEI
was made by Mr.. Taft in q \
tancc telephone conversation VI
T. Conuery. Mayer was IN N
office at the time and came 4
Chicago I'm time for a meeting
\ Joint announcement giysr
Nayer and Connery said:
I'VE think We can Assure u
that the Cubs will DO a Chu1
tuition"
Members OF the syndicate n
Connery met alone today 10
the terms under consideration n
At Connery'S office Il vas ~
port OF the meeting would Be &
until tomorrow.
The American league. as WI
National, must be suited II N
ton OF even temporary kn1c.
c. W. Murphy as head OF lH
was pointed out. and opposilim
had developed TO some Of 'hs
temporary presidents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
OXFORD WILL SEND
TEAM AGAINST PENN

OXFORD England. March 12.-Nesotla
tons were completed today whereby OK
ford unlvcrSity's crack duartctte Of milerS
will compete against Pennsylvania on
April % in a four mile relay event. The
team VIII be in charge Of A. y. $. Jack
son, president OF the University Athletic
club and winner Of the sensational 1900
meter Olympic race at Stockholm I'm 1872
In addition TO Jackson. the team Will
he composed Of \. s Tsber, American
Rhodes scholar: G. NJ. Sproule, the three
miller who recently broke the record for
that distance. and r. n Gaussep, the
cross country champion and three miller.
The team will sail at the end OF March
and viii train Mt Brown university.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
GILMORE IS REAl
FOR LONG STRD
Says Federal Will Hay,
Strong Clubs and p.
of Money.
D.
Nv {

BY Interna tIonal News sen,,c.
PHILADELPHIA. March n
Federal league Will have sIrbi :
anccd clubs" wrote President 4.
Gilmore OF the Federal league !,
r. McClay. a chum OF his In t,.
who IS now In the Office OF ihe :,
partment OF this city. i
81 don't think that orsanis,a
viii frightcn Gilmore" said Mec.
even II he drops half million
been under fire a dozen times IN 1,
during the Philippine campaiFa
"T''e other mon with him. he h,
are fighters. and that means Ii
will do some tall fighting. n
Ia seball trust sort Of oyerlo6fs
when they underestimate Cllmr
has tho money himself ano the ni
have money. That means thal,
prepared for n long, hard feht4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
ALL HALLOWS BM
TEAM SHAPM0

The regular practics hsld ean3
al All Hsllops has besn vdfy ~
has enabled the coaches 70 ss : -
best OF tho nov material. coaea.
Sullivan h.vo reduced tbs fquia
number and sro placing tbs ss,s
lions they ere most likely ,s ~
most likely viii get hsrthI on hS -
CnnkwriEh,. Campbell. Coz.
Malone. }. Sullivan. Sheriff.. 80, 4
Reilly. Watson ard Young ,aVa n
boya have exceptional ability as
are we'll pleased With the ou,lsos ~ Z
A practlc. game Will be playsa ~ -
G. team SUNDAY morning o.
puS. ..,,-,saiss
The All HaIlovs' Dramatic e'' v,tfstas
a plar, The visigoths. on et T.s,is1
siS o'clock in tho college -
benefit OF the athletic ss'o'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
L. D. S. u. AND ONEIDA
WIN IN FIRST GAMES
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune
LOGAN. March l9.--L n. :. L. OF
salt Lake tonight won an easy victory
over the Fielding academy of the Idaho
division by the sided score of So TO /.
The /. n s. l. boYs played fast. and
are picked to win the title in the church
league tournament. The tournament will
conclude Sa turday night. The tirst games
We're played In the b. Y. G. gymnasium
tonight.
AT the end of the first half. the Salt
Lake boys had thirty-seVcu points to
their opponents three The feature Of
the game was the excellent passing of
the L. n. 6. L.
dock scademT Oneida Won bv the the score
OF - 10 IS. The game was interesting
| throughout, with the oneida bows lead
ing all the way.
Peterson and Christensen were the Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
Gardner Leads in Billiards.

NEW YORK. March lo--Tn todsy's play IN the
national amateur championship slllard tourus-
ment, Edward W. Gardner OF this city defoat cd
Charles Heddon Of DoNsgiac. Mich. by 400 TO
sos Gardner. who In q former national champIon
PLAYED steady In tho first five innings fo-
total OF l,2, which Included nun OF ~ on hrs
fourth turn, Will. Heddon gathered only 81 CARD
ner increased hts lead With several runs OF double
0Sures later ON and in the THIRTY y-ft,h ir &.
nins The Michigan state champion played >
pIuoky uphill game and frequently applaudcd
Tor some OF the prctttcxt rurrss and follow
shots seen thus FAR In the tourney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
UTAH POWER r LIGHT.
MANY ENTRIES FOR
BILLIARD TOURNEY

In to last night there were thirty
eight entries for the Commercial club
billiard and pocket billiard tourna ment
which opens next week As the entries
close tomorrow night. the tournament
committee is expecting a large number
Of entries today and tomorrow, The
cups which will be awarded in the tour
nament are now on display at the billiard
room IN the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
BUSINESS MEN ROLL
THREE HIGH GAMES

The Business Mems team last night relied the
three high games OF the sesson making total
Of ESQ. Thros averaged moro than 200. The
BroadSays beaten 10 ;hsir match in the
City league play. In the Commercial league h9
Utah Power light lopt TO tho Utah Copper
team. Tonight the 2. c. NJ. l. and General Elee-
,rics PLAY. Last nishts scores:
BUSINESS MEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-13
De Oro Defends Title.

NEW YORK. March i.-Alfrsd De Orc. hoidei
Of the worlds championship thrss-cushion bill.
Hard title SUCCESSFULLY defended his rGht 70 thai
honor tonight By defeating Fred Esrnes Of Den.
v,- nv a score OF 81 ~ IN ninety-riT inungs
The total score for tire three niehts Of play Uas
De oro iJo EArnes. io7 Eames made the high
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