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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
COOMBS WILL TRAIN
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Mack's Great Pitcher to Work Out
With College Boys for Spring
Practice.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ls.-Al.
though encouraging statements regard
ing Jack Coombs 8 ability to pitch for
the Athletics next season have been
made from time TO time, mauy fans,
and even those very cl)de to the world Is
champions, heve feared that in the
"Iron Mans case '.the wish was
father 20 the thought 1t has been
indicated that Manager Mack has ex-
cellcnt reasons TO believe that Coombs
will be able 20 face the American
league batsmen during the next cham
pioUship race.
II WAS recently announced that Earl
Mack, son Of Cornelius the First, has
been appointed to coach the baseball
candidates Of the University of North
Carolina next spring, According to
baseball fan of North Carolina, who
is now visiting in this city, one of the
stipulations o. that appointment was
that Jack Coombs should 20 to the Uni.
verslty of North Carolina and instruct
the pitchers IN the art of twirling the
ball.
II was not until after Coombs had left
the university hospital here anI the sur.
gCons had assured him that all he need.
ed was 20 take great care or himself
this winter IN order TO be able 10 pitch
next season. that Earl received mis- ap-
pOintment a. coach. II may be. there
fore, hat Coombs viii 20 10 Chapel
Hill, y. c., where the University of
North Carolina is located, and do some
Of his preliminary work nexS March.
While lnstructing the college tyyirIery
Jack could gradually work himself into
condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
YOKEL- -bEElL MATCH
NEXT ON SPORT CARD
World Middleweight Champ
Meets Famous Light Heavy
Tuesday, January 27.

With the Gallant-Hogan scrap out ot
the way and the Union baseball associa.
ton started off Oh its 1914 career. the
next big sporting event in sa II Lake will
be the finish wrestling match on Tues
day, January 27. between Mike Yokel,
worlds champion middlewctghl wrestlc
and Fred Beell. light heavyweight and the
king OF all wrestlers OF his poundagc
BeeU Is expected TO arrive In Salt Lake
on Thursday Of this week. He Is com
Ing westward by easy sta gcs. hlling dates
en- route. His big test before he meets
fokel here Will be at Kansas City. where
lie meets a heavyweight OF 235 pounds
ponent
The conditions OF the match here are
lhat Beell make 165 pounds. When he
wrestled Yoke! al Duluth two months
ago Beell weighed about III Yokel is
permitting himself TO take on weight and
ne hopes 10 carry about l60 onto the
mat, or perhaps pound or SO more
\ okel Is doing road work every morning
ana gymnasium work every afternoon at
who Wrestled Dr.. Roller TO draw here
recently, Is Mixes wrestling partner
indicatons are that an immense crowd
VIII see the match. II Is safe 10 say that
~ VIII be battle worth witnessing. Both
men arc pastlnasters In the art OF wres-
Ting, ana there Is every likelihood that
there VIII oc more actual holds attempted
ana broken than were seen in all Of the
recent matches combined. wherein II was
a case OF "hcad wrestling - In which euch
tried 10 wear the other down hy con-
stont tugcing.
The match is being promoted b5, Fred
Z. Crabbc. who staged the Yokel- Jordan
match on october p. AN affair which
ditorium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
OGDEN WELL PLEASED
WITH ARRANGEMENT
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, Jan. is.--The officers and di-
rectors OF the Ogden Baseball and Athlet-
&c association are practically unanimous
In the opinion that the result OF the
league meeting in Butte yesterday was
the best thing that could possibly have
happened TO the Union association circuit.
While Vice President w. d. Brown. the
Ogden delegate. was firmly convinced in
bis own mind before he left for the north
that the absence OF Great Falls and Mis-
soula would benefit the circuit, he was
not prepared TO say how this could be
brought about. With the dropping out of
those TWO clubs the desires OF the local
directors have been fulfilled.
President A. p. Bigelow OF the local as
ISOLATION. declared today that the pros
poets for the Union assoc!at atlon were
greatly improved as a result OF the drop
ping OF the two Montana clubs and the
admission OF Boise and Murray. "It not
only cuts out some Of tho long Jumps.
but also eliminates the two poorest pat
ronage cities In the league" said the
Ogden magnate.
II. NJ. Rowe. director OF the nssocla-
ton, also announced that he was we'll
pleased with the change
With regard 20 the two new cities all
OF the local directors regard Murray as
a most acceptable club because of the
and the fact that Il seems 10 be off TO a
running start this year They do not
question the cnpa bilities of Boise that
city having already shown that Il was
one OF the real live wires OF the Union
association
Immediasely upon the return Of Vice
President Brown. the Ogden associa ton
will make preparations 10 employ a man
ager who Will be expected 10 get busy
al once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
TWO ATHLETES ARE
DECLARED INELIGIBLE
U' Committee Rules Against
Greenwood and Simmons
of B. Y. u.

Professor Byrum Beckstrand. chairTna r
OF the committee on the eligibility OF ath-
letes at the University Of Utah. yester-
day notified Coach Eugene Roberts OF the
b. Y. u. that under no condition would
Lester Greenwood OF Lee Simmons be per-
mitted TO compete against the Univer-
slty Of Utah I'm basketball this year. The
case OF Greenwood has beer pretty thor
oughly aired and 1t has been felt for some
time that he would be definitely barred,
but 1t was not until yesterday that the
officials at the state university notified the
Provo school of its decision.
Coach TeetzeI OF the A. c. was respon-
sible for the discovery and disclosure Of
GreeDwood's ineliginility, out even after
IT was proved that Greenwood had com
peted already IN four years OF college
basketball. Roberts refused to give him
up. Roberts maintains that Greenw God
began playing for the b. Y. u. on Febru-
airy 20 and that consequently he is eligible
until that date this year
Professor Beckstra nd declares that this
argument Is untcna bic and that II IN were
sufficient reason for permitting Greenwood
TO play. Il would also DC proper TO charge
a man with a year OF competition oriy
after year I'm which nc had PLAYED every
minute In every game on the schedule,
The case OF Simmons. Professor Beck.
strand says. Is an example OF migration
The desire for the prevention of tho So
called m!gra ton OF athletes, Beckstra nd
declares, was the thing which made the
foUr-yeac rule necessary Simmons at
tended tho University Of Utah until tnc
close Of college Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS
out when college reopened he had rcrisI
tered at the F.. Y. Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
L. D. S. ATHLETES ARE.
TRAINING FOR GAMES

With the midyeaT exapina tions over A;
The l.. d. ;. u, Coach Austin Miller cx
poets 10 keep the school basketball o,,in.
tette busy every afternoon this week In
games with the alumni and class tcamF'
Preparation for toe next league ram.
OF the season Is on in earnest and Mi
ler does not intend to let last Friday. )
emy make ;lis players oyerconhdent.
Athletics at the institution VIII tat.
on a new phase OF activity todsr Il
though the hasketball sea son hsa oni,.
just begun. there will be tryout nrac,,c.s
soon In baseball. track, and other 60
door athletics AL students are reoueste.I
to enter The activities IL only for the sake
In track the L. D. s. U. will bav. .
well qualified representation al ths ns,t
state high sc1ooi meet. Many Of ia q,
years track stars are back again srs
Miller believes that his men viii be- sbia
TO give the other school contestsn nte a
lively time. AZ any rate. with sioa1
Paul. Francis and others OF last vear,
track team in tho harness again this ss,
son. rho L. d. 3. ". should he one q,
the leading schools NJ tho next tracy
meet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
BOISE MAGNATES TO
TAKE ACTION AT ONCE

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. ls-Boise will take
advantage OF the action OF the directors
OF the Union league TO Join that associa-
ton this season.
Directors OF the Boise asebau club
were hard 90 ind tonight but those who
were seen said steps would Immediately
be taken 10 qualify this city for member
ship The franchise will probsbl be
sold either 10 a local man or An outsider
and the money obtained In this way will
be used 10 defray the debts that arc out
standing
When the grandstand at the local pa rk
burned down two years ago the Insur-
ance was used TO pay OFF the outstanding
debts and the local club went into debt
about the same amount for erecting a
now grandstand and IN improving the
park.
Last season the club broke about even.
but there is still the Improvement indebt-
edness, $500 outsta ndins. il Is said TO be
due 10 The fact that the directors did not
have the $500 available that this city-
~as rot represented at the Union league
meeting Saturday. Now that Boise Ia
been voted IN. however. plans VIII be
made 10 raise the forfeit money
The withdrawal OF NriSsoula from the
league was received with surprise bern
II was expected that Great Falls would
drop out Fans generally expressed ,hei-
Satisfaction over the action taken and
tho voting of franchise 20 Boise. Tbav
arc insisting that no time DC lost. and
the directors OF tho club viii call q rnass
meeting early this week 20 take an GO
decide definitely on what action Is Ia hs
taken 10 raise funds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
FOUR DIVISIONS ON
MANHAT TAN' s CARD
Bantams, Feathers, Lights and
Welters in Action at the
Garrick Tonight.

The regular weekly card OF boxing
bouts that Manager Hardy X. Downing
has arranged for the Manhattan Athletic
clubs show at the GarrIclS thcatcr tonight
VIII consist Of bantamwcght match.
fsatherweght bout two lightweight con-
tests and one wcltcrweight go.
The boys have all been wording out In
the evenings during the past week under
the direction OF Jack Downey and appear
to be evenly matched. several OF the lads
having been boxing for the club regularly,
and tho fans all know what 10 expect
from them. however. the youngsters often
put up better bouts than the regulars and
by trying out a few new ones every week
Downing Is always developing boxers and
the plan gives him better field OF seIec-
tion. There is also possibility that some
youngsters Will come along who has real
ability and perhaps the maIangs of a
champion.
Young" Papke, who earned the name
Of "One Round" al tho Manhattan club
couple years ago, has the fever again
and says he has been working out for
week or so and is now In shape to clean
up the local bunch Of llghtweights. He
Will be pittcd against one OF the best
youngsters. and he will no doubt find that
the boys who re boxing for Downing
now arc n faster bunch than the ones
he used 10 meet.
George Mabbitt. who participated IN the
heavyweight division at the anna teur tour
nament, has a promising yOungster whom
ne thinks can beat either one OF the
Tucker boys and Manager Downing VIII
give him a chance to prove his ability to-
night in a bout with Bud" Tucker. This
youngster has been cleaning up all OF the
featherwelghts and is rapidy--forging to
the front OF that division, IN fact, il ne
keeps on he Will soon he as good as his
brother Lonny Tucker.
kid C)Ipll OF this city and Dan Stew
art OF Ogden, Will furnish the bantam
wind go about n month ago when the
Ogden boy brought home the decision.
Odell has had several bouts since that
time and he believes he will be able to
reverse tho decision this time
Joe McCauley and Dutch" jameson are
both good crowd-pleasers and will no
doubt keep the fans on their toes during
the contest. They ire lightweights.
Just who will go on for the other bout
had not been decided by Downing last
night There are four or five boys work
ing at the club who have asked for a
chance at Ned Young and Downing Is
undecided whether 10 pit one OF them
against Young or match two couple OF
them and let the winner meet Young at
a future date
The bouts will be started at 30 sharp,
and will be run off in the usual rapid
manner. This manner Of handling the
matches has made hit with the fans and
no doubt accounts for much OF the popu-
larity that the shows are enjoying II
Is the intention OF the club management
TO keep up the good work. The doors OF
the Gerrick Will open a I o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
HIGH EXPECTS HA|
BATTLE WITH II
Outcome of Game on
Likely to Have BED
on Title. \
f1V

The heht for the sal, Lak.
ba sketbsll championship is one h
ises 10 he a merry battle an.
Lake, Granite and the l.. D.
vile Is proba bic out OF the ra,u
title. as they have already lost h
games.
The salt Lelo High school h,.
chance Of winning tho division M
school has played but ons lear
that with the Grantsvllle high a.
The team Will probably take n
Wellsvlllc and Logan Friday. /
go. they Will play Wellsyillc cs
and the Agricultural COLLEGE +
II was planned TO go last Fridfx
the midycar examina tions viii 4
day. Couch Richardson postpo>
trip. The high school team +
take 4 trip through central ID
play games with the Snow e.
Ephriam, Springyille, 3. VI
school of Provo. American M
teams in the Alpine division In
future.
The next league game FOR h
oANNA9 III DO Will lIG IlNU|
Utah preps. This game viii q
Thursday. January %. on the Ui
floor. The L, prcps arc dark n
the league and little has been
them. They have several good
their lineup and think they VIII 4
the high school.
The big game for the west a
be with the j.. -. S. The lirst 4
tween these schools Will be piaye1
ary s In the Dcseret eymnasIum
The center position for the va
will be taken care OF by StanIf
son. the former RIchneld star
Johnson is not as big as Smii1
l.. y. S. he should give Smith lie
kind of battle. Johnson Is n
of Smith In basket shooting and
rules which do not permit a n
catch the ball on a tosg-up
jumping IN tie center gives n
big advantage over smith.
At the forwards, Coach RIchsrI
Calvin Rawlings, Lawrence Sp<n
Lester Jarvis. These boys are
the equal Of any L. D. S. forx71
Good rich. Wilford Homney. nay.
and Steve Kerr arc the clas<7
from whom Coach Richardson
his guards. An Of these are zoe,|
defensive and offensive. Kerr \
the best basket shooting guard
state and Is accurate In sils
Goodrich Is large and great Oh
work
Because o. the final examinat
week, no regular practice Snl
although the players will do -
TO keep in shape. After the ets'
week, Coach Richardson VIII -
for candidates for track and
The track men will do much I
the running track and Will az
gymnasium apparatus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
Missoula Game, at Least.

TO show Mr.. Murphy's good Will to-
ward the league. hc told us that. II il
came Ia d showdown. he would put Mis-
sonia in this year even though the pros
poets were gloomy for patronage
The work OF building ball teams will
now begin in earnest. DR.. Harvcille will
have n conference with his Murray as
sociates today or tomorrow. after which
be will go after players with both hands.
Hester is expected 10 arrive In Salt Lake
next Sunday. Hester already has a good
line on his probable players. so that II
will be less difficult for him 10 round out
n penDa mt winning tea m than II Will DO
for Barveile Butte and Helena arc also
well supplied with players, each having
moro than n nucleus, in the accepted
orga nization OF last year being still in
tact.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
THREE HOOP GAMES
ON TUESDAYS CARD
Race Is Close Between Hard
ware and Lucas Fives in
Commercial League.

The Commercial basketball league will
have three league games tomorrow even
Ing at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium, The
games are scheduled TO start at S;15
O'Clock The games thus far this season
have been close and interesting, Physi-
cal Director George n Marshall. who Is
In charge OF the games. has issued orders
that all members OF the different teams
must be present.
The attendance at last Tuesdays games
WAS the largest in tho history OF the
Commercial league. Both the running
track and the gymnasium floor were
crowded. Mr., Marshall will put chairs on
the running track for the use of spec
tators for tomorrow nights games.
The feature OF the remaining games
which will probably be between the Salt
Lake Hardware five and the Lucas team.
The two teams arc tied for first place
in the percentage column. The clean
cut victory Of the Lucas five last week
over George Hotmann's Hardware quin-
tette was q surprise 10 all The Lucas
fve featured by their good passing and
all-around playing: their forwards are
among the best in the league
The first game OF the set tomorrow
night will be between the Hardware Ave
and the Halliday team. Captain Ham
mond OF the Druggists says that he has
some new men hut would not give their
names He is confident that the Halliday
team will win.
Henager's quintette will meet Al Gums
Telephone five. This game should be
good one. II the Henagcr team has five
members present. Last week Arthur
Bowen played n great game and SHOT
baskets IN his old time form. He will
play forward tomorrow night Tor the Tele-
phone team. The Telephone Ave have
been pTacticing hard tho past week and
expect to win.
The last game will be between the I.u-
cas- ave and the Boyd Park team. The
Lucas boys arc IN great shape and Can
tain Holsingtou has much confidence In
his little hoopers. The Lucas team has
q big reputation FOR basket shooting. Last
week most OF their baskets werc FOR long
shots Captain Tracy of the Park five
says all of hts players will be present for
the game,
There will he six more games after
those OF tomorrow night. The regular
season VIII close February 3. Some OF
the league season closes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
ANSON TELLS WHAT
VETERANS ARE DOING

Governor Tener. who has beer plav.
ing golf with Captain A G Arson.
asked the other day what bad become
Of all the members Of the Chicngos of
1855 with whom be PLAYED. He said he
knew that Mark Baldwin, one of the
pitchers. was pTacticiug medicine In
Pittsburg. and that Se,ond BascmaD
Pfeffer was running n Chicago cafe.
Anson told him that Flint Williamson
Burns. Sullivan and Pctti. were dead
Pitcher Van HslteEn wSs an umpire on
the coast last season. Pit:her Krock 3
present abode is unknown. Tom Dalv
and Charley Farrell have hecu acting
as scouts for big league clubs. Iimmv
RYAN managed a we5tcTn lea1ue tenrn
last year. while E1gh Dutfcy will han.
die the Portland New England league
team next season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
LANNIN OPPOSED TO
NEW DRAFTING PLAN

President Joseph Lsnuin Of the Red
So1 has Informed Ban johnson, presi.
dent OF the American league, that be is
not in favor of the Ebbetts draftipc
scheme, which. briefly stated. means
that the weaker clubs would have tbc
first choice wheu II comes 30 draf,;ng >
PLAYERS. President Lsnnin is satisac6
that nearly all of the best PLAYERS arc
disposed Of by purchase before the
drafting time arrives.
The money received by the minor
leagues for the sale Of PLAYERS natursIIv.
binds the minor and major league own.
ers together 20 fight opposition, with
unlimited resources
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
JOE RIVERS NTEND
TO BE IN COMl|

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-Joe Rivs]
lished precedent in Chicago
stepped four rounds with 'Ac
bles. a tough youngster OF g
rience. training for the Ad Wct
tie in Milwaukee on January -
training was almost unheare
section, but Joe explained DIS !
saying that he intends TO De IN
condition possible when nc =
ring Friday TO fight tho man .
a questionable decision against
intends 10 box four rounds
until Thursday. when ne VIII Y
waukee TO show the croWds w.
do. Three hundred or Apo iam
Ing attracted daily 10 the
where Rivers and Charley W
working out. "Gunboat' Smli1
will take Up light training tns''
rnU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
WINNIE YOUNG Gets
LOOK IN FOR TROPHY
Wins Pommery Cup; Morgan
Is High Gun in Days
Shooting.

Winnie Young and F.. !. Morgan divided
honors al yesterdays shoot. Young win
ming the Pommery cup. while Morgan
was nigh gun.
Weather conditions made shooting very
difficult and low scores were the rule
Morgan was the only shooter who found
the target with any regularity.
In the team shoot Miller's team made
a runaway race OF II. Two OF GallaG Ghers
best mon failed 10 show. which he says
was tho cause OF defeat. Complete scores
follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
Players Available.

One % the important results c, the
withdrawal O. Nissou,a and the oronpinz
81 Great Falls "a ,hs fac, that a num-
Der OF high-eiass bsii players are made
avala bic for Union ssEocia tion tee ms
The players held IN reserve By Anssoula
and Great Falls are now attached 20 the
league Srssouls's lot OF competeu, men
includes Cliff Bankenship. Mig Perrine.
Harry Csrrrsn. Harry Chnnguon and one
or t1o others Grea, Fells sold 2 num-
oer OF ir players. bot there are stiU zone
eft Among the classy ones % tho Eiec-
tric's bunch IL Johnny Gslena. second a.
an oUtneldsT only TO Bert Spencer N Ia
IN the cards that johnny Til. WITH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
BASEBALL FANS HAPPY;
LIKE NEW ARRANGEMENT
Advices from Boise Are That Action Will Speedily
Be Taken Delegates to Butte Meeting Well
Satisfied With the Results.

Spencer and HuelsTnsn make up Salt
Lakes outfield this year
We were all sorgy for Missoula.
said DR.. Harveillc. Mr.. Murphy. Mis-
soua's president. was almost In tears
himself as he told us the people OF his
Gown were not sufficiently interested In
league baseball 20 support team in the
league He expressed the opinion that
next year or al farthest the year there
after. MIssoula would he In line. and hc
put in a tentative bid for a franchise Tor
IEn fIfIIrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-19
Relf Is Gratifed.

The result Of the meeting Is very sat-
lsfactoTy 10 me" said George q. Rslf
president Of tho Salt Lake club we
got everything wc asked for That Was
~ course. only what we were mauifextIy
entitled 20. bat sometimes q fellow doesn't
get what hc ,s entitled 20. Everything
certainly looks good 20 me now"
Tho only uuple1sant incident at the
meeting, sccordiAg 20 the returned dele.
ratee. vas tne attempt of Dan Tracy
of Great Falls 90 hold W negotiations
It has been pretty we'll established that
Great Pals did not want TO come into
the league. and the sprlnEinE OF an clev-
enth-hour desire 20 come into line met
With merited rebuff