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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-28
HE'S TOO BUSY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ss--De-
claring that he had not the time 10
spare 10 make the trip. Maurice Nc
f.oughlin announced today that he
will not compete for the British
championships. At Wimbledon. Eng.
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-28

Bsxisx taught. Au,,n q salts gym.
naslam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-28
ruE. yIRCINUS HOTEL

sos Virginia st. ness We-ushs Az
Phone Htiisft tos-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-28
FRANK MORAN DECLARES
"BAT" LEvINsKY Is

anxious To meet Gunboat Smith
that he will take him on for a song.
He In apt 10 think that Gunboat is
a regimental band II they do come
together.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-28
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-28
GILMORE WILL Be BOSS
Seaton Must Play with Brooklyn IL
at All, He Says.

Chicago, March 28.-President
James A. Gilmore says he's going to
be the real boss of the Federal league.
The outlaw chief on his return from
the schedule meeting in Baltimore i'm
mediately took up the case of Tom
Seaton. who has thrown down the
gauntlet by stating ne will not play
with any other club in the organixa
uon but Chicago. Brooklyn, accord
ing to Gilmore, owns the former Phil
adelphia National league star and IL
PRESIDENT Weeghman of the local club
and President Ward of the Tiptops
can not make arrangements by which
Seaton can be traded. he will have to
play with the latter team If at all.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-28
DEMAND BEST SERVICE
Desire for Better Clothing Prompts
Men to See . Custom Tailor.

Each day finds that more men are
finally learning that the only way to
have clothes really well made and
which hold their shape isg to 60 70 q
custom tailor and be measured. In
addition there is the advantage of
choosing the goods in the piece and
having it made In just the way wanted
Men will be surprised at the modest
prices for which Olof Ekberg will make
suits. He offers nice selection Of
woolens at his shop, sVs Kansas avenue.
up stairs.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-28
REAI. estate TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
]. w. Doron and wife to. Jennie
Byelland, lot number 3. and
Chester ave-, Walnut Park subdivis-
J. W. Doron and wife to ]. c.
Poister, lots and Chester avenue,
Walnut Park subdivision. ............
]. w. Doron and wife to Peter Cart.
lots 1853 and 164 Wabash ST., Walnut
Park subdivision. .....-...............
]. w. DOron and wife to ]. c. Tremp-
ton, lots 159 to 162 Wabash ave..
Walnut Park subdivision.
J. w. Doron and wife to L. M. PEN
well. lots 100 and 40 Wabash ave-.
Walnut Park subdivision. ............
J. w. Doron and wife to Paul J.
ave-. Walnut Park subdivision. ....-
J. w. Doron and wife to Taylor. lots
332 and s33 Forest ave.. Walnut
Park subdivision. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
J. w. Doron and wife to G. w. Jones.
lots $40 to 342 Forest ave-, Walnut
J. W. Boron and wife to Robert
Greene. lots SA. 345, Sl6 Forest ave-.
J. W. Doron and wife to Thos. Whis-
enand. lots $40 to Sis Oakland ave-.
Walnut Park SUBJ. =
J.. W. Poron and wife to .'schult.."
W alnut Park subdivision. .....-.-... =
J. w. Doron and wife to Mrs. Carrie
VOegtle. lots SIG and ST. Winfield
ave-, Walnut Park subdivision. -
lots 642 to $50 Kellam ave-, Walnut
Park subdivision. ..:....................-
J. w. Doron and wife to Mrs. Guy
Ludington. lots $50, 6S1 Kellam ave-.
Walnut Park sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
J. w. Doron and wife to J. C..
Coates. lots IA to TT Pennsylvania
ave, Walnut Park sub. .......- =
]. w. Boron and wife to Chicago
Lumber Co., lots us to 723 Penn
sylvania ave-, Walnut Park SUBJ. -
J.. w. Doron and wife to w. b. Ross,
lots S24 to 10 Pennsylvania ave-,
WGlnCt fark- -
J. w. Doron and wife to Mrs. For .
roster. lots $50 to 736 Pennsylvania
ave, Walnut Park sub. ........ -
J. w. Doron and wife to Mrs. Mar
Garet Stevens, lots Isl to 743 Penn
sylvania ave-, Walnut Park SUBJ. =
j.. Keely and wife to H. NJ. Finnie,
lot SIS Quinton blvd, Kenwood. :. &
j. r. Kinnaird and wife to e. God
win. pit. sw. Il 1S-11-15. Il
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Union Pacific Orders "a Locomotives.
New York. March 2S.-The Union Pa
cific Railway company has ordered 81
locomotives from the Lima Locomotive
corporation. calling for the expenditure
OF $1.20O,00O.
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WANTED-sALEsaaEN.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNITURE WANTED

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to Increase their
line Of fancy drinks
country towns. 250c
settlements, light
20 So. Commercial
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WANTED-Salesmen
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st.. st. Louis. Mo.
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LOST AND FOUND.
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Phone 24l6 Black.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21

Ail-Rocky Mountain football team, He
held this honor in 1905 and 1906. He was
captain Of the football team in 1906, and
under his leadership the varsity de-
feated Boulder and won the conference
championship. This same year he was
aptain OF the track team and, although
he weighed close TO 200 pounds. he won
first place in the 100-yard dash against
the II. Y, u.
Upon his graduation from Utah, Ben
nion entered the University OF Pennsyl-
vania where he immedia telv became
popular as an athlete. He was Ineligible
to play varsity football there. but was
elected captain OF the freshman team.
He WAS n member of the Pennsylvania
for Penn.
While at Pennsy, Bennion annexed the
heavyweight wrestling championship and
Won the total strength test.
Besides other ties which have kept
Bennion close to Utah Is the fact that
he Is a member OF the Beta Theta ri
fra ternity, which has "A chapter at Utah.
said
Under the circumstances / could do
nothing else. Mv work at Utah has
been the most pleasant imaginable
and ] could not ask FOR a happier
time than | have spent here the past
four years. / am deeply interested
In athletics, and particularly In Utah
athletics. II has been great to asso-
ciatc with so many fine young ath
letes all the time and | sure regret
to leave them, IL is absolutely
be someone to help look after the
interests left by Mr.. WINNER and
Reed WINNER and I VIII try to keep
things In shape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
FRED bEVN|ON QUITS
AS VARSITY COACH
Continued from Preceding Page.)

Ing Of the Influence of the University Of
Utah.
Bennion began his athletic career at
the University of Utah in 1901. the first
year OF the school on the east side. He
was member OF the track and football
teams In l90l-o2 10000, l90i-05, 19o5-OG,
l906-0T.
During the five years OF his UNDER
graduate activity he was regarded the
grea test athlete in the state. Besides be-
ing power at fulback, he was d good
sprinter and always represented the var
sity In the relay team and with the
weights. While an undergraduate ho
estab bishcd record OF 40 feet and 10
inches for the sixteen pound hammer
throw This mark now stands as the
state record for the event and Is also
the Rocky Mountain conference record
Bennion was the first Utah football
player who ever gained a place on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.
By International News Service.

by international News Service.
fir6t Tnco. flve and a half furougs-Baby So,
yer, 100 tooortj, 10 TO i. won Erenota lo5 Ulnn
over; to l. second. lone los sMurply, . n
!; thiTd' Time. I:l2. Boiy Hll. Plnnuda. so1tor
noLton, oaraquet. Spitflro. Nelrosc. Dorothy prj
wcr and Great Surprise also ran
second rave five and a half furlongs-The Tur,
.ss' 10y (Nlcklausl. &c T. won. uonrictt, ~
~ ~ trickett) 10 I. second; Mndgcs SIsior az
ter9Sch), 20 10 ], third. Time I:ie IS n,T =
oocho, Kelly. Edna L8la. Scarlet PImncrncI
SwGet Times, LsJoie, Woolsate. otran,o and Union
ihird race. five and n baf furIongs-Moisoot
III t"oiicl. TO T. won; Joe Finn los CTcTag
snro, TO l. second Puvlus lIs fDnylsI :
10 j, third- Time, l:l2 90 Miss Eleanor siIas
GInnlp' sIn' Elsewhere. Belfast. Ben Loyal Mark A
Mayer Maurice Reed and John Marrs also nm
fourth race. six furlongG-Strlkcr 100 tMcTav
gNtJ' to !. won; Coppertown los (NurnbvI
lS TO 10. second: Prince Ahmed JOS ISmy,bS
IL 10 j. third. Time. 1917 3-5. Gro5yonor usyw,
ana Iowton Field also ran.
Firth 'aoc. one milc-Somny Boy. e5 (Murnbv,
: 10 ]. won; Ella GraInc. 10s iWaldronI Il n
]. second Jabot. IL (DavlsJ. II to ., third Timc
LAO l-5. Myccnnc. Battling Nelson Iinbrook
erendo L. ~ Eckor. and Prospect also ran
sixth raco, ono mile and an cIghtb-Spollhound
lo' (6oose). 10 / won; Scrvicencc % IMur
phyl: IL to ], second; Billie Baker los Dayisl
10 10 j. thi!d. Time. I:69 2-5 Efrcndi EorJ
MAJ. Charles f. Gralngcr. SopuIvcda aud Mar
Ann X also ran. ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Juarez Results.
by International News Service.
EIrff rann four fnrlnnr,.- -na.. r,s

ID! intorbntional News Service.
First race. four furlongs-Don Cortoz iI5 CMon.
tryl, TO !. WOO: Communrctta. liz pominickl.
o TO J, second Vampire ll5 CTurphy) 4 10 I,
third Time. ~ 3-6. Marie o'nricn. Rny r.
Miller also ran. ' ~
Second ruco, ono mllc-Fnstoso. I07 tBookorl
Ia 10 J. won Free win. 40 tTap,inp : TO l.
second Flying. IL: (iedorIsl, to !. third Time.
1882 Berthn v, Vavo. Judge Denton n link
and. parkcy, Rnla lula. Sugar Lump. Shorty
Nor'hcutt, Tom Murphy and Beautiful Knight nlso
ran. e''' "'So
Third raco. five and half furIongs-Kcnucth.
100 lNccaboI to ], won. Dominica los tMolcs-
worh). 10 b Gccondi Envy. as tNiarco) 10
.. third. Time. l:06 Ben Stone also ran
Fourth race, five furlongs-Eye white 1os
Motl. 10 J. won: Waldo. 40 Oicntry) 2 10 /
second ;rn 0rim.T Lad ITO tBoosorl 10 third
Iipe. :So 3-6, Freda Johnson. Kitty W. Eel
King Stolwar,. Abo sIupskey and Gimii also ran
Fifth race. five aud II half furlongs-Napa Nick
ll6 tacnlry), to I. won. Pusroita i07 (Mc-
cabe). z TO s: second La Estrollo. So tNiarco1
10 TO i, third, Time 1905. largo Chnutlclor
Calcium, Parnell Girl. Ausclua and Princess In
dustry also ran.
Sixth raco. milo and an oishth-Porls. lo5
tNolcsworh,. TO .. won: winifrod D., %
tMarco). TO l. second: Prince Conrad 10c Donl~
iiiick). Z to l. third. Time. 1859 2-5. Sadie sba-
plro. Rake. PhllIstinu, First Star and Cloud
Chief also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Charleston Entries.

FiHt race. four and half furlongv-Jesse. .Jr,
los; Alledo los: Page Whito. 100. jim Savage,
loS; Yellow Flower I05: HapsburE ii, Ill Tetan.
100: Marvellous. 100; 'Bia1o Away. 100
-R. r. Carmap entry.
Second race. six furlongB-Toison dor 40.
Elma. los: lriShtown, 1903. MnIik. e5: Mike Cohen,
~; M!ss Primity. los: Jezal %. Fawn. lOS
Eros Jos: GoSnant los. Hugh Gray, lIO: Lady
Rankin los. Regards. 10.
Third race six. turJougS-Tony W. fl.: Lord
WclR. 10; Inclsion, los, Willis. 1l3; CoIors 90.
Amoret. 10: semiqunvcr. l1s; hrmor. M; Billy
Stuart, o.
Fourth raco, ono milo and a uixtecnth-cariton
c., lis. Brynl,mah 100: Scrcnhta. as; Good Day
lo5; Car Michael, 95; Milton r., los: Lochlel.
l07: Sleoth. 100
Fifth race. six turloDgsIDIck'S Pet o7- Austin
sturtoynnt. no: Mollie Richards. 105: Lotourro,
loa; Mama Johnson. 1oI, Henry Hu,chlson 10.
Quccd. 1903; Fusces ILL.,
100; Ralph Lloyd. lo5; Peacock %: Tonundu,
III; Ca,Y Pallou, ia: Russcou. III; Font, lO5.
Tom Hancock, 81; No Manager. 90: vonota
strome. los. Master jim, lo6: Gerard, ios; Judge
Monok. 100.
Weather cloudy: track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
Tie for First Place.

NEW YORK. March 20.--At the con-
cluslon of u string OF twenty-one games
in the national amateur billiard cham
pjonship tournament here tonight, two
former national champions. Morris o.
Brown OF Brooklyn and Edward w,
Gardner of this city. We're tied for first
place, having won tjvo out of six games
each. They will play Oft the tie tomor-
row, 7. Ferdinand Pogsenhurg, also OF
this city. who holds the Internal tional
cha m pIonsbiD title. captured third place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21
||FF AND YOUNG
n IN MA||V EVENT
;kely to See Real Bat.
|nday; Ogden Against
Salt Lake.

..,nc the sensational battler of
..ftan Athletic club, and Charles
-ybo meet IN The headliner Of
.5av nights boxing show in the
|Seoter. are working Ike beavers
4 ne best possible condition for
"A, Tho work OF Young has been
II FROM The night he entered
-ont untll the present time. he
avery shor; bout except one:
fbe allotted. number Of rounds.
Ia stoppcd them all in less than
'I with tie exception of the
|Inc with Clarence Karen. when
1 fhe trick In the second round,
hjot on his phenomenal record
~ al the hands OF Karen In
|o6s but Young cleared this up
afoppcd Karen In the first
return match. At the ume
4 TO Karen he had taken his
||<htlv and simply "hlew up at
"a Tho third round and was un-
0ntinue.
also has proved that ho Is
rar has a furnishing punch in
nd and Is one of the best In
|hat the local four-round game
produced. He is game TO the
tho herder they bit him the
4 fights back. He is the only
has ever stood M under a
the IAN from the right hand OF
|hlstine Young" Papke. but he
rood np under il, but also came
strong that he made Papkc
\ the end Of the third round.
ID he win meet a boy who hits
as hard as Papke and Is more
n whether Young Will be able
Midkiff away from him is a
II he cannot he Is due for q
he. ar MidSiff will never let
Il second once he gets In close
do some infiGhtiDg.
Ter five bouts on the hill be-
e boys from ogden and this
IA produce some stubbornly con-
It's, as the besl Of Ogden's boys
the bill, as well as some OF The
pf this city.
den boys have been preparing
netting for the last two weeks,
be- In better condition than ever
'hey have been quite successful
A lew DO'IS III "JllIIl lllcN nave
and they think the bouts are
IS won already.
den fans are coming over in a
He their boys humiliate the local
|ers. and are making arrange
|h the Bamberger road for ex-
ofes. Fully $50 fans are ex-
/ come over TO root for the
City boys.
& on the card that is attra citing
/ much interest as the main
the one between Joe PeIcher,
Hitting fea therwelght from Og-
Battling" Travis OF the Man
b. These boys went four whlrl-
|dB 10 draw a few weeks ago.
ans have been clamoring for a
|fch. Travis Is better now than
me since ne began boxing, and
nt that he will bring home the
his time.
er four bouts will be up to the
and. taken all in all. the card
one OF the best ever staged