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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-16
Practice Games

NEW ORLEANS. March 16.-The New
Orleans Southern league team today de-
feated the Detroit Americans 10 A..
Ty Cobb. in his first appearance this sea :
doubled TO left on his third time up. He
went out trying 10 steal home. Score
R II. p,
NfS gatteriesmReynoids. it Mains and Balsor.
Gibson; Walker, Weaver and Higgins.
SHREVEPORT, La, March 16,-The St
Louis Federals hit better in the pinches
today and won from the Chicago FEEDER,
ais. TO Score: r Il. T.
st Louis .......-....-..''-.s- ,
Ratteries-Willett. Cooper and Chap
man; Seaton, Lange. Fske and Wilson.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 15.-AfteI
Pacific Coast league in~sthe morning, $
to 3, the Chicago Americans came across
the bay this afternoon and were de1eated i1e It
were uneventful. Score.
Morning game- K q. h;
Chicago ...e-..-...-.... 10 U
Oakland =. >. -.s-,>-.-.--.-..
nier; Pruitt. Christian and Alexa nder.
Afternoon game r. h f.
San Francisco ...-..'.'-....
sSd7e Bat7ieries.Tozer, Pernoli and scpur-
veda. Schmidt; Cicotte and schalk.
HOUSTON. Tex, March 1o,-The New
York Americans defeated the Houston
Texas league club. 10 l, today, Ray
Kea ting and Schulz proved almost invin-
ciblc for the Yankees. Score:
Houston -.--.-'"s. .-..'.--''''a
Batteries-Malloy, Napier and S. Allen
Keating, Schulz and Reynolds.
DALLAS, Tex. March i6,--The Giants
team. TO 8. Most of the scores were
due to errors. Score r. II. e
Dallas .,...,.... -.,-,~oo..~-,-6
New York .........s-..,-.-S IL
Batteries-Erickson, Duvenick anc
Basham; Demaree. Schauer and Mclean
Los ANGELES. March 15.-The Venice
| Pacific coast team defeated the secont
team OF the Chicago Americans here to-
day to 3. Score; r. II. r.
Chicago No. 2............,-,..3
venice s.~-.-.,-. ...-..'s. ..-s'p
Batterles-Prough. Scott and Mayer
Hit, Hardness, White and Elliott.
WICHITA FALLS, Tex. March 10
| The Kansas City Federals won from TIN
| to 5, here today, when Billiard allowed
| five runs In the fifth inning. Score:
R. H. e
| indianapolis ........ 49,.
Batteries-Klnney. r. Thackard ant
| Hogan, Easterly. Armstrong; Harter BIZ
| Hard and Kaiserlng. Tenter and Rariden
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'U' FRATERNITIES PLAY
FOR BASEBALL TITLE

When Freeman Bassett. the local rep
resentative OF the Spaldlng Bros. com
pany announced that he would offer q
ball gold plated upon one side TO the
raternity baseball team which wins The
fraternity championship al the Cnivcr-
sity OF Utah this year ne shot more pep
into tho baseball enthusiasts on the east
bench than anyone else has ever done IN
the same amount OF time.
letter societies at the university has al
WAYS been keen and for many years sug-
gestions of interfraternity athletics have
been made with view 10 establishing the
clubs. Each year some particular socl-
ever. that the others have not been
eager 10 start the game.
This year Stanford Dareer, baseball Y
manager. decided that the only way to
get the t.ling started would be 10 get
a proper trophy. lie was encouraged IN
thls by the baseball coaches. as they eX,
pect TO get some good varsity material
from the Greek letter teams and as a
through with the classy silver bat.
There will be six teams in the league
and each will play three games with
every other team. The games VIII be
played just prior to the opening of the
varsity season. The clubs which Will
have teams entered viii be the Beta
Theta Pi, Amici Fid!ssime, Sigma chi,
Phi Beta Pi. Pi Kappa Alpha and Delta
Theta.
There are some varsity stars among
will be permitted 70 play for t.ieir, clubs
they will not be allowed 10 play In the
positions they have held on the varsity
team.
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Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Iuare1 Entries.

BY Interna tionel News Service
First race four furlougs-Marie c.. l05
Efhe May 100; 'Applc. los; Dr. Gatlln,
los, MeellclSa, 10. 'AMeN. 1l3: Gertrude
p. 1o5 'Ambrosial, 1o6, Wander, los'
Commauretta. no. "'IdR, 1o5.
'Butler entry; ""Welr entry
Second race one mile-Dr. Bailey. 100;
Judge Denton III, 1903; Aragonese, lio:
Shorty Northcutt liz; Cree, l12: McAlan,
ll2: Maggie, 1O1 Godfather. 10; Lady
Young. no; Eddie Mott. 112, Beautiful
Knight. ll2: Adolante, 112.
Third race. seven furlongs-Freda john
son. So; Sadie Shapiro. 9s; CollctIumpian,
lo2: Clinton, 1902; Evran. 1o2; Nino
Muchacho, lo3; Compton. 1O5. ITannis,
l0s: John Nolan. 95: Grizzly Bear l02,
Maud Mckee. l02: Finland 102: Vireo,
1903, Wise Mason. 105; Joe Woods. l05.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Anar Sc;
Janus. "a; Dominica. 100; Connaught, 102
Little Jane. Ill: Orange Blossom, 90;
Maria c., 81: Cantem. 102: Princess In
dustry, l03, Seneca. lib.
Fifth race. one mile-Admiral's DauSb-
ter. 90: Mystic Boy. 80; Fastoso. l0I:
Stare, 112. Ben Greenleaf, 112; Prince
Winter, Il5; Woof 90: Holzbergs IoI;
Lady Rillie. 1o7: Jack Laxson, 1l2: Tom
Murphy, 112-
Sixth race seven furlongs-May L, SO;
Brigham. "a: Visible. or Russell McGill,
102; King Radford los; Chanticler, LOG
Sharper Knight, l09; Fort Johnson. 1l2
Old Gotch, 93 Kid North, 81; Mazurlsa,
102; Senator James, 1914: Superstitution,
105; Tight Boy. i07; Chllla, ll0.
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JuareZ Results.

First race, seven furlongs-Acumen, i07
(Taplin) 8 to o. won; Chilla. 103 (Jones).
to l, second Mandadero. 10 (O'Brien),
TO /, third Time-1 :25 3-5 JIl Patio. Joe
Woods, Helen Hawkins, Commendaton,
Mets. also ran.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Panha chapi. 90 (MotG, 10 to 8, won;
Rosemary. l07 (O'Brien), to /, second;
third. Tlme-1:06 1-o. Gold Finn, Charles
Goetz Real Worth, Jessupburn, Gray's
Favorite. Doctor Allen. Waldo. Inlan. also
ran.
Third race. six furIongs-captain
Burns, llO Wandusen), Il TO 5. won:
Sosns, los CTaplinl, to g. second; Sir
Harry. 81 (MotD. ? TO !. third. Time
1:12. Osaple, Roy. Bing, also ran
Fourt.l race, four furlongs-Clmber. 120
(J, Howard). l to 2. won; Supremacy. ll2
Nloffman), ] TO 2. second, Marie O'Bnen,
los (Taplin) to ]. third. Time-:17.
Climber and Supremacy coupled as the
James Butler entry. Don Cortez. Trulnne,
Miss Fielder. Call Shot also ran.
Fifth race. Morello handicap, one mile
Cousin Puss l0S (Van Dusen), TO /.
won; Mlmorioso, 10 (Taplin), to !.
second; Bert Getty 10s (Moesworth), 4
to ], third Time-i;37 l-5. Clark M,
Bonne Chance. Black Eyed Susan, Just
Red. also ran.
Sixth race. one and ne-eighth miles
Mamie McDee: 90 (MetcalD 10 ]. won
Blue Beard los (Booker), to l. second:
Polls, 1o3 (MolesworthO. z to I, third.
Time 80 As. Kelsetta, Little March
mont. Originator. Uncle Ben, also ran.
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MICHIGAN A. c. SETS
NEW RIFLE RECORD

WASHINGTON. March 15-Resuits of
the twelfth weeks contests among the
colleges and universities for the gallery
rifle shooting supremacy. show the Mich
igan Agricultural college still in the lead.
the team having turned in a new record
for the match during TIE week. 9S9 points.
The Massachusetts Agricultural college
is In second place.
In class q the Washington State col
lege still IS holding first place with the
United States naval academy close be-
hind, and only one more match TO be
shot
Class c has finished It's series. the Uni
versity OF Illinois winning wita q series
OF nine straight victories. The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and the Notre Dame
university tied for second place each
having lost two matches, Summaries.
Glass A-Massachusetts Aggies. go vs.
North Georgia Aggics. e51; Michigan Ag-
giles, 9s9 VS.. West Virginia, 96l. Iowa
Stale. $50 vs. Msssa achusetts Tech. 902
California GAL vs. Purdue, e31: Prince
ton. 92e VS.. Harvard. eI3: Minnesota, 963
VS.. Norwich. $50
Class B-CoInem. $40 vs. Lehigh, sos;
Oklahoma Aggies. 92S VS.. Dartmouth. 916;
Wisconsin, go rs. Maine. 923 United
States naval academy, 343 VS.. Kansas.
defaulted Washington State, 979 VS..
Clemson, dropped; Vermont. 9l2 VS.. Co
lumbla, dropped,
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ALL HALLOWS BEATS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

In Il rather one-sided game yesterday
morning between the knights OF Column
bus and the All Hallows college teams,
the latter Won handlly the score being
II to 2. The game was featured by the
pitching OF Sheriff. for the college and the
batting of his team mates Out OF the
bftcen men who faced him. Sherrlll
struck out ten and allowed only two
scratch hits. Stephens started pitching
for the X. of C.'s. but was bothered by
sore arm and later was relieved by
Schmidt. an excollege pitcher. who fin
ished we'll
The game was called at the end OF tae
fifth inning owing to the fact that 1t
was the knights Of Columbus first game
OF the season and most of them We're In
poor condition. The Knights will un-
doubtedly have a strong aggregation, as
they have many players OF more expe-
rience in their lineup.
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YOKEL AND KETONEN
WILL MEET in APRIL

Arrangements have been practically
completed for n finish wrestling match
between Mike Yokel, the worlds middle
weight champion, and Waino Ketonen
the fast and clever Finlander. Fred
Cra bbe. who Is promoting tho match, said
last night that the date could not be
definitely Fixed at this time. but that the
bout would come off in the latter part
of April.
At any rate. says Crabbe. the match Is
on and as this Is the battle the wrestling
ously, they may now begin 10 boost their
favorite. The match Will DC held in the
Auditorium and no doubt Will draw the
biggest house In the history of wrestling
or boxing in Salt Lake, Yokel and Ke
toneD have never met on the mat ke
tonen beat Chris Jordan at the Garricl1
theater two months ago, and has cleaned
up about every wrestler In the middle
weight class except Yokel
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HIGH SCHOOL B0Y
TO BOX AND WRE

Manager George Mccarthy II
Lake high school wrestling ID
club viii arrange the bouts ths
for thc high school tournamsat 4
tomorrow and "Wednesday ahl1
the high school gymnasium. g
tourney not he concluded du!|
days, the finals VIII be he'd
afternoon,
At present about thirty @r
tered for the meet. The dlHf;'
wrestling and boxing weights \
los. 1l5. 125, l36. l4o and lA
Should a boys weight he mols
pounds greater than the clan
he is entered. he must entsr
higher division. All boxers an
must weight IN this aflerncoa
cial A. A. L. rules Will be a.
The wrestlers and boxers hsVi'
showing much spirit during
week and but few have been c'i
Jessen. president OF the duA
school and 1t is probable tt'
meeting will be called and .
dent elected. lessen was 0as
wrestlers In the city and q
to win the title IN the lS.n53
Lockwood Ferris. who won lns + !,
ship In the a. A. U: touuey
Will be entered in this toull.7
Should the tourney prove =
Coach Henry Richardson gia
enter a team in the coming
tournament to represent lns -
Meets with other schools VII y
ranged.
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POLICE CONE Bl||
At OGDEN F|l|
Decline to Accent a
Challenge, but MAX. I
ter Proposidon
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, March 15.-Acccr,,.
decided upon by the polJcs 49,
VIII be no acceptance by rr-
Chief a. 3, Canheld's char.,,'
ten coppers TO meet Pots ".
freman-wrestler, IN q prrlIr,,..
Ferguson-Nelsou match an :,
night. March 20. Instead n. n
the police department haye -
turn proposal. the same beIrr !
the following letter 70 ChiI n
The police will not acces. n
mems challenge. but VIII rah
ter one:
Any one OF three membs-,
police force agrees Ia tat,
fire chief In A wrestling ~,
agrees 10 throw him In lars
and for any second after h,
Unds the chief stays he ehsD'
SO as an offering to their n,
must be pulled of In pria,.
stockade of the city jail, p1
as the police members do nj
make a monkey OF the tira
public, as he desires 10 do dl
lice department.
Chief Garfield announced thu
not render his decision until \,
ferred with his legal adrisor
Ferguson and Wiser. II IL on,
there will be strong objection
match being pulled of In psH
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CADlLLACS BID FOR
BASEBALL CHAMPIONS

The Cadiliacs arc the frat TO organize
ball club for the league which Is being
formed under the supervision of the Com
mercial club and which will be COM
posed OF about twenty teams. Every ga :
rage In town Is expected to enter teams
The Cadlllacs have the following talent
T. Il. Medlen. manager: e Dillon, sec
ond base; Art Kelly. shortstop: Al Ward.
pitcher; r. Savage. first base; Fred
Brinkey, centerfield; Charles Gibson,
third base; c. S. Brown, rigatficld: F'rank
Collins. leftheld; j. Reeder, catcher: B.
Reeder, VIII Tender and Jack Taylor.
substitutes.
The Cadillacs will have their first Drac-
ticc this evening at o'clock on the lot
at Eighth South and Main streets.
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Charleston Entries,

First race. four furlongs-Ciladwyn. l05'
Jim Savage. los; Commonada. 1l2. High
Talutin lo2; Louise May, 1oa; Page
White, los, Jesse, Jr.. l05; Unalera. 102i
Santa Maria. 102; Racy, 10o; Stalwart
Helen, lob; A. n. Akin. 1o5,
Formerly ran as May Shaw.
Second race. six furlongs 109
Laura 100; Wills. l07: Raleigh p. D.,
100; Golliwog, Ill; Lord Wells, III; Mama
Johnson, 10i: Dicks Pet 81; Moisant. 9S
Batwa. 107: Jabot. l02; Ralph Lloyd. 106
Roger Gordon. SO; Little Ep, 81; Pre-
mice, 102
Third race, mile and sixteenth. n
Adatr. 104: Joe Stein. 105; Feliowman
LOG; Mary Ann X. %; Napier. 100; Coco
Day, 1o7; IL Orc. 1l3; Colonel Ashmeade
100. Elwah, 104.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Caush Hill
119; Apcon. 1l2; Lochiel. 107, Sherwood
1l6; Astrologcr, 90; Charter. 1l2; CzaI
Michael. 100,
Fifth race. mile--Peacock. s5; Buzz
Around, 90; Lady Innocence. 95: Agnier
los; Mycenae. l01; Gaty Pallen, lis; Snow
flakes, 100. Kaintuck. 81,
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards-L
NJ Eckert. 109; Tay Pay, los; Llnbrook
10l; Henry Hutchinson. l13: Tia Nun Da
49, Schaler. 49, Sepulveda. 107; Toy
1l3; Carbureter, %; Knight OF Uncas. Ill
Frog. 104 Malik, 100; PLANT, 109s Sonny
Boy. e3: Stelcliff, 109
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JACKSON-QUEENAN GO
AT TOOELE TUESDAY

Young Peter Jackson WILL leave To-
day for Tooole. where, On Tuesday, he
"lll meet Mike Queenan Of Chicago in q
heavyweights. In addition to the main
event. there will be a four round match
between local boys and an exhibition
and another mat artist. Tho chief event
OF the evening. aside from the jackson.
Queenan battle. however. will be a .'hot-
tie roynl, in which five negroes win on.
gage In desperate and ludlcrous strur
gle for the mastery. Salt Lake fans Who
wish to soc tho scrap will leave here a.
o'clock on the Salt Lake Route train
Toey VIII ne enabled to return about II
o'clock at night -
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MAKES HOLIDAY TO
SEE. BASEBALL GAME
ALI Activities Will Be Suspended
When Tigers Play New Orleans
at Gulfport.
y International News Service.

BY International News Service.
MOBILE, Ala, March 15.-Followins
the procla nation Of the mayor of Gulf
port Miss. where the Detroit American
league team Is training, declaring Taurs-
day March ~, a legal holiday In order
that every person In the place can wit
ness the ball game between the Tigers
and the New Orleans Southern league
team, all railroad shops. other INDUSTRIES
and the public schools will close their
doors. The town will be decorated in
honor OF Ty Cobb. who also makes his
first appearance in the town.
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start Big Match fodi'

NEW YORK. March lhMaas .a.,
international sports compyan
will DO held In PhiladeipIn
when Jay Could, the Au,snos .s. :,
and George +. Covey, ms ~
title holder. meet In the -: =:
OF the match for the woNu'
championship. -
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Baseball in France.

NEW YORK, MarcA 15.-Baseball has
been taken up In France with great en-
thusiasm and Will soon be O popular sport
there, according 10 W. III, Burgess, presi,
dent OF the VesInet. France, oasebail
club. who arrived here today. The French
ba seball players, he added. had taken TO
a lighter garb resembling somewhat that
of tho American track runners.
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Ty With Tigers.

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Tyrus
Cobb outneldcr for the Detroit Ameri-
cans, today set at rest reports that he
aad been approached with an attractive
contract by the Federal league. He said
no such offer had been made. Cobb add
ed that he would play this season with
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McGoorty Gets Decision.

SYDNEY, n. S. w. March 1o.-Eddie
McGoorty. OF Oshkosh. Wis, was given
American fighter at the end OF a hard
fought 20-round bout today. The referees
decision was unpopular. The fight took
place In the stadium and was witnessed
bY 10. 600 persons.
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Madison Heads X. C..

KANSAS CITY. March 14.--C. c, Mad
ison. an attorney. WAS today chosen pres.
ident of tho local Federal league baseball
club at a meeting OF the directors. II
was announced that Pitcher Covington
OF the local American association team
would play with the local Feds.
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B.-Bruke kP.-Addod Pommory cup. TIP
Tonl Pommery cup. AC.-Added championship
TC.-Total championships. CP.Totul champion
ship points
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BOXERS WILL WIN
Or LOSE TONIGHT
No Draws Sought by Cham.
pions of Manhattan or
Harman Clubs.

TonIchts boxing show OF the Nanhat-
tan Athletic club in the 0arrick theater
will undoubtedly be the greatest lot OF
bouts that has ever been staged in this
city and proba bly, the best that ever Will
be staged In one night.
This viii be The fourth meeting OF the
boxers OF the Harman Athletic club and
those OF the Mania ttnn club 10 decide the
city championship. and as both teams
will be considerably better than ever be-
fore in the history OF the short-round
boxing game, the fans are looking forward
TO real treat
Both clubs have tried out all OF their
men and have picked the best boys on
their lists to uphold the honors OF their
organizations tonight.
In two of the three previous meetings
OF the clubs the teams battled to a draw.
but In the last preceding meeting the
Manhattan club earned a slight shade
by winning one bout moro than tho Har-
mans. Several OF the matches went to n
draw, but this time the boys are out to
win and will not be content with getting
n draw, and Will battle from the crack
OF the first gong until the bouts are over.
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Decision by Judges.

While the referee has absolutely moth
Ing To say about the decisions except in
the case of a foul or the stopping OF r
bout when he thinks Il has gone far
enough. he is generally made the goat"
by the fans when decision does not meet
with their approval
There isn't bout on the card tonight
In which anyone could pick a winner
with any degree of certainty. and the en-
tire card appears to be a guess from start
to finish.
The bouts Will start at $50 sharp. as
usual, and the doors OF the Garrick thea
ter will open at Z o'clock
The card for tonight Is as follows
Manhattan club vs.. Harman club.
Charles MidlSiff vs., Young Paploo,
1876 pounds.
Young Gilbert vs.. Tom Crawford, 125
pounds,
Battling" Travis vs.. Young Ma
loney, 125 pounds.
Dutch" Jameson vs.. Jack Meyers, 14c
pounds
George Hendricks vs. kid" Mulhol-
land.
Andy Hadley VS. KID Emmett.
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Win or Lose.

Manager Downing Is very eager to have
his boys win this match between the two
clubs, and has instrusted them to start
tearing in as soon as the first gong
rings, and never stop until they have
either won or lost the bout. He wants to
see the matches end decisively one way
or the other Downing would rather SEQ
his men lose trying to wfn than to have
them box to draw. The boys have all
promised him that they will do as he
wishes. and IT seems certain that there
will be some fur flying.
Tho advance sale OF seats has been
larger than for any previous meeting OF
the two clubs. and a packed house will
no doubt be on hand " watch the boys.
Extra seating arrangements have been
made on the stage TO accommodate the
crowd, No one without a ticket will be
permitted on the stage. and there will
be seat for every ticket that Is sold.
Judges viii be picked at the rlnSsIde
to give the decisions In all OF the bouts.
and IL may be that Manager Downing
WIN get a competent man to act as the
third man in the ring instead Of himself,
as he is averse to being the referee HIM
self, on account OF the intense rivalry
between the two clubs and the fact he
Is manager OF the Manhattan club.
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Salt Laker In New York.
Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. March I5.-At the Colling-
wood. II. j. Miller.
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Provo Wants White SOx.

PROVO. March 15.-Dr. ", J. Stiehl,
who IL looking after the booking OF base
ball contests with the Butte team for
Manager "Ducky'' Holmes, is considering &
IiIc matter OF inducing the Chicago White
SoS to stop over for game. DR.. Stiehl
can bc arranged.