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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
FOOTBALL RULES ARE
DUE FOR ALTERATION

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The football
committee, which controls the playing
code Of the great college sport opened
It's annual meeting tonight at the Hotel
Martinique. After several hours delib-
Grafton, Chairman e. K. Hall. represent
ing the solous, declared nothing would
be ready for publicat tion before o'clock
tomorrow. The representa- tives, he said
were In serious debate. but tho chairna n
would give no lnkIlng as To contemplated
changes. Walter Camp. secretary and
editor of the committee, refused TO talk
Following are the representa- tives pres
ent tonight who vii! convene In the
morning: Il. X. Hall. Dartmouth, chair
man; Walter Camp. Yale, secretary and
treasurer DR.. j. a, Babblt, Haverford ::
G. w. Savage, Oberlin. DV. II. L. Will
llams. Minnesota: Clyde Williams. Iowa
City college; Carl Williams: Pennsyl-
yania: Percy Haughton, Harvard; Paul
]. Dashiel, Annapolis; D. l. FELTON,, West
Point, Parke Davis. Princeton; Alonzo
Stagg. Chicago: Captain J. T.. w Beach
am, Cornell; Horace G. Pope, University
OF the South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
OPEN TROUT SEASON
FEB. Is TO MARCH 81
Spring Angling Permitted Under Pro-
visions of Act Passed by 1913
Legislature,

A special trout and game fish sea son.
provided for by the state Legislature last
year, will open in Utah on February 10
and Will continue until March 81. Fish
ing will be permitted In every river and
lake in the state except Pangultch Fish
and Strawberry reservoir lakes, IN which
the fish will be protected.
The regular trout and game fish sea-
son in Utah is from June Is 10 Decem-
Der /, owing TO the fact that many
rivers. lakes and streams In the state
were found TO be crowded with trout
and game fish, the state fish and game
authorities recommended TO the legisla-
turc that spring fishing season be in
augurated, II Is believed with the early
season better results Will be obtained in
the propag ga tlon.
The bill became a law on March II.
from which day the early Jason was
open until March 81. According to the
fish and game authorities. the best fish.
Ing for the early season Will be found
in Provo and Weber rivers and In Black
smith Fork In Cache county
The special duck season provided for
by the state legislature last year, and
which was in effect In 1913 from Febru-
airy Is to March IL. will not he In effect
this year. The season was declared by
the legislature for one year only The
regular duck sea son is from October /
to December 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
TYING MADE DIRECTOR
OF SALT LAKE CLUB
Succeeds M, R. Evans on
Board; Billy Menges Says
He Is Free Agent.

Charles Tyng, one OF Salt Lakes most
prominent citizens. was yesterday elected
a director OF the salt Lake baseball cluL
10 succeed NJ z. Eva MS, who retircs.
The change IN The directorate came as
the direct result OF the deal for Buck"
Weaver details Of which were printed in
yesterdays Tribune. Evans has the
Boise franchise and, until yesterday. he
was also one OF the directors of the Salt
Lake club. While Evans held this Office
the board often talked over plans for
getting Weaver for Salt Lake. The deal
was regarded as good as closed when. on
Thursday. II developed that Evans had
concluded negotiations With Weaver for
tho Boise team.
President Ref of the Salt Lake club
and other officers expressed the opinion
thai Evsnss act was IA surprise, TO say
the least"
Yesterdays change IN the directorate
tells its own story.
Apparently 1theTe iS still chance for
minmtIye ingelder OF the Helena team.
II the story printed in the Helena Inde
pendent is correct. That story says
and has the hacsjug. OF the national COM
mission in his stand. Menges Is deserv
edlv popular in Salt Lake and won more
plardits last year than al the visiting
certainly would like TO Menges in
Salt Lake uniform. The independents S
story says:
One player out or tho 1918 team
claims 10 he free agcnt-B,lly
Menges. who asserts that the club
should have paid him $50 during the
time he took d vacation in mi6sea-
SON He has the backing OF the ma
tional commission Well. II he signs
somewhere else. the fans Will try TO
bear up under the misfortune.
Menses hit hard last year. but In a
Hurry on the diamond he lacked a
few chips Of being there
All OF Us realize that Menges was a
not favorite. for II made no difference
what he did he always got hand
report was circulated yesterday that
Erven Jensen wonld be BoiSe's manager
Jensen pitched three or four seasons In
the Northwestern league and during the
last two seasons has been with Union
associa ton teams, but worked only in a
small number of games
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
|. D. s. j. QU|NTETTE
BEATS HIGH SCHOOL
Game Is Filled With Exciting
Features; Both Teams
Work Well.

Coach Austin Miller'a L. d. s. q. basketball
quiutc;tc defeated tho Salt Lakc high school five
yesterday afternoon in thc Desorot gymnasium by
tho OF 81 20 81 largo crowd OF students
from both schools attended the contest Tho
rivalry between the two Institutions very
keen
Although the contest gives the l. D. s. u.
tho lead Ia tho Salt Lake division. tho Salt Lake
high boys will start hard practice next week
for their next contest with tho Granite high
school on February l5 n the high school gym
ngslum. Tho high school will work hard 10 win
lhis game and should they win they Will stli
have "A good chance TO win the division title
Should the Granite five villa, It. viii be battle
for the title between tho L. D. S. U. and the
Granite five.
Tho next hoop contest for the L. d s u. will
DO with tho r. Y. L. five from Provo. The
contest Is gchodulcd TO Do between the B. Y. L.
high school and tho l.. d. s. L.. but Il Is
pccted that tho 3. T. u. Will brlng three OF the
vanity players. This contest viii bo Church
league game. The fight for tho championship IN
this league is also a hard one. With the l. D.
s L. having good cbupce OF winning the title.
Thoy have not lost game in either the Salt
Lake division the Church league,
The L. D, S. L, players elhted thnr
victory from tho Salt Lake five and think that
nothing remains 10 their path TO play IN the
championship games at Provo for the state cham
p!onship Last year tboy second place In
The championship and confident that cham
pion,hip Will be uioir place this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
In Best of Form.

Coach Millor said last night that his team
played In thoir best form aud thinks that whcu
thoy play the B. Y. T. thoy Will show tho same
form Ho ia confident that his boys will play
in the statc tournament. The entire squad !s
In splendid shape. with the exception OF VIII
liarna. guard OF tho five. whose ankle In
Jured in yesterdays game.
Coach Richardeoo OF tho high SCHOOL not
discouraged the showing OF his boys None
Of tho playern was injured and oil arc in good
shape
Glen Smith. the ull center OF the l. D. s.
u. PLAYED tho best game for the TInnors as he
has always played IN previous contests This Ia
Smiths second year at the institution and ito !.
the likely candidate for captain for next season.
johnson OF tho high school gave Smith hard
batto. Smith threw SIX baskets and In his
tries from tho foul line. his record olcyer
out OF seventeen tries.
Captain Olson OF the winners PLAYED Hpectacu'
lar game md also had HIS the hoop. Rr
mado five baskets. three OF which vcro long
khoia from the middle OF tho floor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Still After Sweeney.

Arthur Irwin. scout for the New York
Americans, was expected here today to
reopen negotiations with Ed Sweeney,
ca tcher and perhaps Rollie Zeider
Ieider's contract II was definitely stated
some time ago reposed In the safe at
Federal league headquarters.
Conilrma ton OF rumors that the Tor
onto franchise in the Federal league
would he taken away came this after
noon from Charles Weeghman preside ent
OF the Chicago club. Mr. Weeghman de-
clared the promoters in the Ontario city
had not satisfied the conditions imposed
by other men who were putting their
money into the new league and that the
visit which President Gilmore made to
Toronto this week was for the purpose OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
More Stars Jump.

The Kansas City Federals will be
among the lighters for the pennaut In the
new league next summer, according TO
Joe Tinker manager OF the Chicago Fed
erals. who Is authority for the state
ment that Sam Agnew. catcher: c. A.
Baumgartner, pitcher. and Gus Williams.
outAeder have lett the ST, Louis Ameri-
cans TO play with George Stoyairs team.
According to Tinker, the three players
agreed 10 Federal league terms just
after the American league sea son closed
last year. With BaumSartner and Bland
ing OF Cleveland the mainstays, Stovall S
pitching stafr. IT is believed. Will be
among the strongest
Tinker today received the signed con-
tract Of Cadmus Coles, who was on the
reserve list OF the Philadelphia Arnerl-
cans, and who had batting average
OF $50 with Elmira. In the New York
State league last year. Coles is an out
fielder Mcclure, pitcher last year with
the local Federals. today signed a con-
tract with Tinker,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Both Sides Strong.

Kingsley clewson played hne gamc In tho
second half. after he relieved Taylor at rignt
forward, He mndo' throe basltots. all OF which
difficult shots. Williams shared tho honors
Of the day with Smith. each eooring stS oiSketa
Felt. Taylor and Grant also played we'll.
Tho high school team apparently woG not ia
miliar with the floor and had much trouble get,
boys have practiced only ono time this season
OIL the Descrct floor md were not certain OF
their shots they arc in the high school gym
nssium
Captain Roy sddoway of the high school played
hard and fast samc and kept tho L. D. 5. u
6. U. boys would attempt to stop him in many of
his rushes. but were not Sucecssfui Eis fas.
play was feature of tho game. He Old not not
gethcr with his dcfensigo playing.
L!ale Lawrence Spencer, played great game game
defensive playing showa much Improvement over
his pas; performances, Calvin Rawlings played 4
ba,ketu and rnado twelve baskets from the foul
s,anley johnson gave Smith bard battle. and
succeedod in outjumplng him on scrcral occe-
at at" the baskets steve Korr and Bill Goodrich
Tho % tTet hait ended Sy tho soofo Of az to IS
made by smith Cs), Felt tsj. Taylor C2J. VIII
seorod atr's By Sy Rawlings tsl snd Spencer (s,.
Goodrich replaced siddoway. who was put In
tho nrst baN At tho start OF tho sec
! ond baif Lester Jarvis vns sent In TO take SID
-
pu, clawson Ia Tayior's place aud Grunt replaced
1 Felt.
The second ha1f hard fought. but tho
good work OF the L. o. s L. gavo them larger
lead than tho high school could overcome. II
the last halt too L. D. s. e. made total Of
| twelve field baskets and baskets free
throws. Tho l.. D. 6. e. baskets were made BY
smith q and Z on free free, throws,. wil!ams oi.o'
| 1nadc two fold baskets and free throws
1 ond Jarvis made basket
Tho work OF Homer Hoistnston. who otriciated
vas Of tho highest order. Hnd the coaches hope &c
have him otfciate 10 the return gome botwccr
! these schools.
| The lineup:
| l., n. g. C. Salt Like high.
FELT Grant .s......,.,...... Rawlings
Taylor. Clsvnon.. Spencer. siddowsy.
| Jarv
Smith. ................. johusor
Williams. -!g. -SiddoTay. Good-!ri
Olaou. kcT
/ Field boskcts-Rarlngs (: Spencer 3: Sddo
way I Jarvis. /; Felt. /: Taylor. :; Smith. s
| Williams. 8. Olson. ): ClavEon, 3.
| Free thTows-9m!th. II out OF II; Rawlinss. I
out Of 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
ORGANIZED BALL To
FIGHT FOR TINKER
Effort Will Be Made to Pre-.
vent Shortstop Playing
With Federals.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-An effort to stop
Joe Tinker from playing ball this season
Will be made by organized baseball. ac
cording TO President c. ". Murphy OF
the Chicago Nationals. who said today
that he felt sure Tinker had legally "ac-
cepted terms" with the Brooklyn Ma
tional league before he had signed his
Federal league contract, Murphy's state
ment followed q conference with Cha rleS
Ebbetts of the Brooklyn club.
The expected shift OF the Toronto Fed
era, LenSuG rapeiise iaI,n I" 0nla nna o or
the meeting OF the league heads here
Confirmation Of the story that AL Bird
we'll shortstop. had signed with the st,
Louis FcderalS, came today In a letter
frOm BridMell TO President Murphy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
LEVINSKY WINS BOUT
FROM TOM M'MAHON
BY International News Service

NEW YORK, Feb 6.-Battllng Levin
sky, the nonunion fighter who violates all
rules OF the brotherhood by fighting eight
or nine times q week. efthand jabbed
himself To decisive victory over Tom
Mcmahon OF Pittsburg here tonight In
the last five rounds Levinsky slugged
continuously, pastlng Mcmahon so nnalic-
iously that the latter emerged with a
swollen bee5er. a big lip, a blue optic and
a dana ged rep,
Johnny Dundee gave Johnny Lore ten
pounds and whipped him. The last round
was the best part Of the Freddie Haas
Eddie Smith draw. for that ended IT, All
three bouts went ten rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Tennis Men to Meet.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The annual
meeting OF the United States Lawn Ten
mis- association. which was to have been
held tonight at the Waldorf Astoria, has
been postponed until February l8. Sew
era! hundred delegates from all sections
OF the county will attend. One OF the
chiei topics OF discussion will pe the
Davis cup or international ctanpionship
series. which is TO be played in the
United States this summer Several
amendments 70 the playing rules of this
important event have been suggested
along with proposed constifuiionaj
changes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
GERMAN BALLOONS
FOR BENNETT RACE

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-rhTee ha aIloons have bron
entered by the Imperial Aero club OF Gorrna ny
In the Gordon Bennett which is TO start from
Kansas City. no. ne1t October. according to 4
cable message given out tonight By tho Aero club
OF America.
This is the first cntry received for the rnco.
Ii s expected that eli ot the eighteen countries
FORMING tic International ae!onauticai federation
viii s@ud three balloons each.
In aJitlou 10 tho Gordon Bonpntt trophy. which
was Won by the Americans in 1913. the Aero club
of Kansas city. II Tas announced. has offered
$500 10 prizes TO bo divided among the ngv,
feNen MinnNrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
a. G.
NAP BALL PLAYERS
SAVE WOMAN'S LIFE.
By International News Service.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 6-Jos ri

BY International News Service.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Joe BirD-
ingham, Pitcher Steen and Trainer Hitte
of the Cleveland Maps are life savers
They saved the life OF Mrs. Leonard
Keiffer with whom they board. tonight
The woman is separa ted from her hus
band While the lauGlady and the ball
PLAYERS were at supper. Keiffer. a 300
FOUNDER rushed into the room. revolver
in hand. He accused Mrs Keiffer Of be-
ing in love with iitte and the former
promptly tainted.
Hltte rushed at Keiffer. disarmed him
and held him while Steen telephone for
the police. Keiffer was taken TO jail and
Hitte is being held as a witness. Birm-
ingham Is cndcavoring TO get his trainer
paroled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
English Car for Races
nternatlonaI News Service.

BY Interna NOnaI News SerYlcs.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6.-Engla nd s
fastest car. the Sunbeam today was
added 10 the entry lists OF the Vanderbilt
cup and international grand prize race
TO be run at Santa Monica February q
and %. England. France. Germany. italy
and America are now represented in
what gives every promise OF being the
greatest road race ever run
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
OWLS VOLLEY b
TEAM is CHI

The Y. NJ. G. A. business ID
finished the volley ball IeaQ|
yesterday. The Owls won ul1
ship OF the class and are non
to challenge the Telephone "a
listers teams to combatS for
plonship OF the city. The "a
and Cuckoos were tied for 4
at .44i each.
The final standing OF the i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
BRANCH A. c. LOSES
TO GRANITE OUINT

The Granite high school basketball five
defeated the Branch a c. OF Cedar City
last night in the Granite gymnasium by
the score of % to IS. The crowd was
probably as large as mas ever attended a
game In the Granite district as the en-
tire student body sold tickets. The
Branch A. c. will meet the Grantsville
high school tonight at Grantsville and
fast game is expected. The good team
work Of Coach Mohr's Bra nch A, c. team
was the feature OF the contest.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Agassiz Quits Polo.

BOSTON. Feb. s.--Rudolph L. hgasslz tho Bos-
ton riaapcior. who for many years d1s boon
ec,ivo polo player. has decided TO dispose OF
his string OF polo ponies and 20 cntnr no compc-
uuous this ycnr. SIR hsasSizc saId today that
business activities nccczzitatcd his withdrawal
from tho sport II is understood that DO will
assist in Ue development OF the American team
for tic match with British polo players next sun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Breaks Swim Record.

CHICAGO. Feb s-Har:y Hebnor established A
worlds record ,oE $50 -sris indoor swim in the
Central a a. championship laE- Night. He
Ewam the distance in 81 rs and caualod the
worlds record mark OF I :0s rs .oT 10 yards. The
is9-yard record o! :32 2.j WaB beId By e NJ
usricls who cetsbilzhca tho iio-ysrd 1uask IN The
zane s-!u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Street With Chattanooga.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb g.
"Gabby" Street, former battery mate OF
Walter Johnson, signed a 1913 contract
with tho Chattanooga club late today
He will return to his home in Williams
port, Pa, tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
aINE-s SHELTER.
Short Bouts for Vancouver.

VANCOUVER. Il. G.. Fob. s.-The financr com.
Tn1tco 81 the city council Recommended today that
permission be granted for shou distance bouts
not exceeding ten rouadS An effort will be
nsdn TO opcu The game hero again with match
between Harlem Tommy Murphy and Ad VOL
fnst.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
New Coach at Northwestern.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1--Northvestcrp university will
have an eastern football coach OF It's
eleven next fall. " announced today by
Lewis omor. director OF athletics, who said Coach
Grady had decided not 20 remain with tho purple
The name Of tho coach has not been given
nut
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Knightsyille Beats 81
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
EUREKA. Fob. s.-Tne baske<bl
EnisbtSville and Silvnr City plu|
lug game at tho amusement bali
place OIL Wednesday evening. u
by 4 score Of 90 10 II. Following
waS m iuncc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Z. c. M. |. TEAM WINS
FROM MINES-SMELTER

IN the Commercial league bowling last night the
h. c. ". /. won from The Mine .Smcl;cr bowIers
L&meouFue was high. with 57I for tho three
ssmes- The y. {. NJ 1 rolled tho highest score
for ono and for three games this seoaou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Byrne for Second Base.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6.-'Bobby"
Byrne today signed contract with the
Philadelphia National league club. AL
though a third baseman. he will play at
second base this year. succeeding Otto
knabe. who signed with the Baltimore
E'e1er.I cltb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail US your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., $50 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
BOXELDER HIGH is
VICTOR OVER WEBER
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Feb. 6.-Boxelder high school
OF Brigham CITY defeated Weber acad-
emy here tonight on the academy floor by
score Of 80 10 20. The teams were so
well matched that the game was close
from the start. The first half ended a
TO Il. Much of the credit for the victory
by the visitors Is due Guard Jensen. The
lineup.
Brigham City, Weber Aca DENY.
Josephsen ...,.. center. Richards
" Jepson. left forward ...... BeIknap
Jepson. ......, right forward Laylna n
Jensen ........ left guard ..,.e.,. Heincr
Christensen. right guard .... Hcrberts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
VARSITY IS BEA1|
BY TEETZEL'l
Aggies Win Game
Hard Fight by Sc
41 to 80.
Special to The Tribune.


LOGAN, Feb. 6.-The Utah
college basketball quintette d
University of Utah Ave hero
the Aggie gymnasium by tha
10 SO. The game was very
the first half and with tlio
the last minute of play OF
period the score did not aIffa|
a point The score was ofte]
first half ended with the scorI
favor Of the locals. In the
Of play during the first half
made three field baskets. "
In the second half the Uni
made three baskets before the
warmed up and tied the scor
gies then drew away from
and were never headed. The
game was Hugh Peterson II
boys Mcintyre and Beall pla
game for the visitors. z
The lineup;
u. A c. II
Owen left forward.
Dorton. ..,.. right forward.
II, Peterson center ID.
Warner. ......left guard
Maushn 49,. right guard. :.
Referee: Ben Harker. p
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-04
GUNS
At Actual
COST
LOADED SHOT GUN SHELLS
10 TO IS CENTS PER BOX
BELOW REGULAR PRICES

Our entire stock of Guns and Rifles at actual COST Here
Are Real Bargains while the stock lasts These include
Parker Bros Fox and other makes Here are splendid Ho
day Gifts You can make your selection and we will put it
aside for you until Christmas.
This year selling the same High Quality loaded
Shot Gun Shells that handled last year. None Better Made
At Any Price. Those that used them year insist on having
the shell this year. Our prices from about 10 to
per box less than you buy similar shells elsewhere
Don't put off your Christmas shopping until the last mo-
Come and make your selections while stocks are COM
pete and while wait you proper manner You
need take your purchases until you ready for them
Avoid the rush and inconvenience of Holiday shopping by
coming early. No store in this section will carry
pete stock of Useful holiday gifts than will this New Store and
remember it's all goods-no old stock carried from
former years. And please do forget that the prices will be
far below the usual prices asked for similar goods elsewhere
With it's Only One Fair Profit Instead of Two and Three
Profits which has been the with merchants here
for many years