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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
AMERICAN R|NGSTERS
BEAT ENGLISH LADS
Dundee and Shugrue Win
Over Moran and O'Neill;
Levinsky Victor Again.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27,-The luck was
against King Georges subjects in the in
ternational bouts al Madison Square
Garden tonight. 'Sapper" ONeill and
Owen Moran. rated as top-notch light
weights in England. both went down TO
defeat
Moran. who has Just returned from
conquests in Australia and California,
quit al the end of the seventh round
OF his slashing fight with Joe Shugrue OF
Jersey City Moran said ShuGrue had
fouled him earlier in the round, The
rcferee had seen the blow and had not
deemed 1t foul. Anyway, the pace was
gradually telling on Moran and Shugrue
was forging to the front. 1t was clear
that Moran is not the man he was when
he made his unmatched record OF knock
ing out Battling" Nelson.
Johnny Dundee dealt terrific body
lacing TO "Sapper" O'Nelll who has won
every bout he fought in this country up
tc tonight, In the last round the sap
per" shook Dundee with three solid
punches TO the face, proving his recuper-
ative powers. but nevertheless he was
a badly beaten boy at the finish, And
his conqucrcr weighed 1876 pounds against
"Sspper's" surprising bulk or 1856.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
LEVINSKY is STILL
ON WINNING SIDE
~ international News Service.

BY international News Service
b. NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-"Battline
Levinslly engaged in his favorlte diver
sion tonight at the Atlantic Garden A.
c, said diversion consisting OF dlsar-
ranging the features OF so-called white
hopes. Soldier" Kearns was elected as
the victim and the military man acted
the part TO perfection.
Eearns weighed 200 pounds while
Levcinsky scaled In thirty pounds less,
Kearns did nsught hut show his bulgins
muscles, for during the ten rounds he
landed only three clean punches.
Levinsky showed no regard for the
feelings OF the much-heavier kcarns. for
he started A flow from the nose In the
sixth which annoyed the soldier up 10
the finish.
The battler Won convincingly, as he
led In the second, fifth. sixth, eighth
ninth and tenth rounds, The other rounds
were fairly even. Leyinsky had Kearns
staggering In the tenth from a series Of
right uppercuts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
GRANITE BOYS WORK
HARD FOR BIG GAMES

Among the teams which The Branch
Normal basketball team OF Cedar CITY will
encounter when they invade the territory
OF crack basketball teams OF Salt Lake
county will be the Granite high school
auintette. This game will be PLAYED In
the Granite symna SUM on the evening
OF February g. a dance will follow. The
Cedar City boys have played few games
last year and practically all the old ma :
terial has returned TO school this year
The Granite boys have heen put TO the
extreme test Of their ability for the ps 81
two nights. II will be a "scrappy'' bunch
that meets tho L. u. S. u next Friday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In the Deyeret
gynnasium. The Granite second tea
will play the Westminster college this
afternoon in the Granite gymnasium. and
II scheduled TO meet the L. u. s. T. sec
ond team Thursday evening.
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Juarez Entries.
sInstiousl Ncws Service.

b. Iutnnatiousl Ncws Service.
first rsc. throe and half turlouss-Susy Edith.
ie Ed THovsra. liz. 3uperhuman. II2. Lady
Cspricious. III
Second race, five furlonss-Ida Cook. 100; Rem
war Real Worth l02; Abihu. no. Queen Tcppy
no. Eel. il2: Ice Harrison il5; Agmsr. 10. Lcmoo
Joe. Leford io,; swiftsure. ITO: Right Little liz
Frank Wooden 1I5: WIukIcr. II5.
Third race, five furonss-ooma. 90: Round Up.
lo2; Auto Girl los: Carbon OF Allah. 10; Anohsl-
ks llo; Zulu, Caratare. lilo: hunte Curl 100: Mar
naud, los; Tidy woffar1h. 10; vcno You Ro-
esrn, ~; Eirs. IL, Sir BaliinEor, iIc.
Fourth race Sis turlonss-Mangsnese 100: Cap
tain BurnE 1903; SoSiuF. 10: Fool OF Fortune tos
Bob Henolcy. lio. Scarlet Oaks. 10
Fi'th rsce' five furlangs-Parrei Pest. 100: Ida
Loyinis 10. Ed Luce, los: Cal Cum 100; LADY,
Tendi. ils, Binooular. Buck Thomas u6: Dusty
Dave. 100, 7. B. Maylov. loa. Miupio Bright, 1o2
Kitty. ll:: Thistle Belle, ia: PaistzbIe ll5; Pid
Hsrt. ils.
Sixth race. mile and oishth-PhiIistins 1os;
Falcsda. 100; Topisnd. ioS; Jim Cafferau 10:
Miami. 40: Sir John. ls; Florence Birch. 100
Gold Du,,, los; Lord Elan. 10; Bslelin. 10. sin
Foiun, lie.
Weather cloudy. track !ast
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MAUJRY EVANS TO BUY
BOISE CLUB INTERESTS
Salt Lake Man no Doubt Will Take Franchise,
Team and Plant; Minority Of Directors
Only for Local Control
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
~ OISE. Idaho Jan. 27,-Negotiations
were practically completed hero to-
IN day whereby the Boise franchise in
~ the Union association. the local club
and the ball park VIII be transferred
10 Maury r. Evans Of Salt Lake City.
Upon Mr.. Evans's return to Salt Lake It
is expected the final details OF the deal
will be closed.
President W n. Sweet OF the Boise
conference with Mr.. Evans last night and
all OF today and authorized this an
nouncement here tonight
Evans, accompa MED by DR.. 1arNelile
who is behind the Murray CLUB in the
Union association. came here yesterday
10 go over the Boise situation, left to-
night for Salt Lake.
Directors OF the local club refused TO
give out the consideration agreed upon
n is believed that II Evans finally closes,
il will be for $4,000. Who Evans VIII
place In charge OF his interests here ne
would not state. He agreed at the direct
ors' meeting or the league at Butte re-
Gently TO put up $1,000 in cash 10 assure
Boise to the league. While here he vls-
tied the Boise park. one of the finest OF
minor league parks in the west, and talked
freely with business men. Both Evans
and DR.. Harveille appeared 30 be greatly
pleased over the favorable baseball con-
dlsions here,
Evans carefully covered his plans upon
ms ARRIVAL UeIc aiu ISNtOio iau Ho
int,mation that he intended TO make an
offer for the franchise. The fact that
the Boise directors are in debt and wish
10 get out made Evans's offer. which
came this afternoon. look good. More than
$4,000 was raised among local fans on
subscriptions in less than week. but
That was not enough TO pay off all the
Indebtedness,
Tie directors OF the local club arc said
TO have been divided on the Evans bid.
"a minority favoring local control, II
Evans closes the deal they will bow to
the will Of the ma 1ority
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Charleston Results.
By International News Service

By International News Service
FirSt race, three and hait furlonss-Sorms L. .
li5 tPicko,u. 10 g. woa; Gerthelme loo bur
toni Il 10 1. second: Hevpie. llb tMa-tiu) s 10
!. third. Time. "a. Escy. May Shaw. Ernsxardc,
Enalern. T!uales and May IppD also Y1n.
Second race. five and half furlongs--Kivs. 100
(Iurner) 70 !: Laura, % (MerazEurt), 70
dad heat: SyIvestrs. IeS fwnrd) Q 10 g. thira
Time. i:io. Irish Town. EthelburK IT, Jennie
Pure divided.
Third race oue mije-sorimmsse, im CNicklaus).
TO S. won: chaTles Y. Granger. Joe (MeTsxgsrti
To I. aerond: Rutyeau. ioT iDaysuport) 5 10 2
third. Time, l35 e-5. Garn4nt Or. Douehery
Beach aand. Stelclir and pr. Burch also ran
Tourth race, nix furionss-Ancor. los (Koozh)
II 20 ;. won: Water Lady. "a (McCahey), 8 20 y
tscopd; chuckles 1os tByrnel. 20 T. third Timo
l;is Merry Lad Cog and Dangerous March aiso
Fifth race. mlc--Sherlock Iiolmas 10
fRiEhtmirs) 70 J. won; Stontnr, io7 fCoroyl
20 !. second; Veners Strome. 1o5 tMurrhy). 10 20
I. third. Time. 1.t5 1-5. Sopulreda, Servioeue.
Camel aud Tom King also ran
Sixth race. ons mile and twonty ysras-coek-
rpIr, i13 fNcTsRzarl. 20 ?. won: Our Nugget
u. alley. 20 10 /. second; Sir Dcurah los
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STRENELLrpATEESON
VARSITY OUINTETTE
MEETS B. Y. G. FRIDAY

The practice gamo scheduled for yes
terday afternoon between tho university
duintefte and the Granite high school was
not played as Coach Ashton OF Ora nite
fears that with the opening OF the high
school league season so close AT hand
some OF mis- men might be injured,
H. Y. g. OF Logan had been scheduled
for Friday afternoon on tho Y, NJ. C. A.
floor, but Coach Bennion was unable 10
get the '.Y' floor for that time, 80 hc
has transferrcd the game to the unver-
sity gymnasium and changed the time
10 $50 O'Clock IN the evening
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SUPREME COURT RULES
AGAINST FITZSIMMONS

NEW YORK. jan. 27.-The supron,e
court today denied the application of
Robert FitzSimmonS. one time heavy,
weight ring champion Of the world for
an injunction restraining the New yor,s
Athletic commission from refusjng "a
sanction his participation in boxing exo
hibtions IN this state.
The commission held that FYtzsimnons
who is 81 years old Is too old 10 nntor
the ring again. Justice Seabury ,,,iiod
that the commission was within ;ts
rights I'm making such an order TO
Counsel for FitZsimmons said the c,o.
would be continued TO higher courts IT,
present proceedings, they cxplafpod
ther litigation. '"i
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Hoisington to Leave.

Hoislpgton played his last gaus
uniform last night. az bs Will lezss q
within fcv months, woere be vii =
OF the Y NJ {. 4. at fcrt SEln.
has made an onviaols record In ~ q
reor ln Salt Lake, having played R!s9'
the famous Y. NJ. c. A. baSksteau Y
won many championships He hn ~
the Commercial league In eyerJ vT
The malo reason OF the Lucas ta91
that they play as unit nsd moi y
They work woll togelhor and Ser
besa a feature OF every game I'D
ing ability OF the Lucas team al1o
Every man on tho team has made ~
tsoulzr shots and has proven 10 D. ~
The Hardware team also na9 60
this season and deserves much rreeh
wares have played eyery game o
and have u9ed but five men ornH
season The men are Captain @ hg
Goodrich, Fred Castro. Jack GrueelH
Walker.
The team lost two games during us
=, thc I,ucaE five. They also vsB 81
Lucas Hotmann's loan has oIleh
of rough work, but tho pieJan
"rouebed" Il Intentionally. The! ~
nails In their .eamplay all Feascn. -
Az the s,art OF the game laa u4.
vare team took the lead and ao't@
before the Lucas I've made Z Co.
half was close and exciting. the - 4
o. the fIrst half stsudios Is 70
Hardware team. go. n
During the second half the 49, =
a star game aud together WIN
teamwork scored seven oaskes asIS
Tho Hardware toam could ses1s ="
baskets. Frank Walker MAKING
GOOD work IN bis free throws.
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FLAG OFFICERS CUP
YACHT PROGRESSES

BRISTOL, r. l.. Jan. 27.-An inspection
OF the materials to be used in the con-
structlon of the Americas cup defender
being built here by the so-caJled Fla z
Officers syndicate. was begun today by
the designer. Nat Hcrreslloff. prepa ratory
to his departure for Bermuda
Mr, Herreshoh said work was progress
ing so we'll that II would not he neces-
sary to remain here. He expects that the
boat will be plated from stem, 10 stern
when he returns on April /. Sydney Her
reshon. the designers son, will super.
wise construction during his father =
absence
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By International News Service.

By Ipterpationsl News Service.
First race. ak furlonss-Buzz Around. -: Mike
Cohn s5. Battling Nelson. I0S; Pearock. lla: Bun
die OF Rags, So; Noirose. I0t: Water Lad lns
Lsnco~ood. Io5: Laird o. Ki-keaidy 10: Kettle
Drum. i03,
secood race. six turionss-GsIIant Boz, %: Cas-
tara. se, Dicks Pct, 49, Single. ia; Jczaii los
Lady lnpocence. S: Stvcco 1oi: Single nay, %;
Front Royal. 81: Calierout 1o5 -
Third race. ak turlonss-IIsprr Iiutobisou, l1s;
Deduction. 1oo; Willis. iI5: Lady Rankin ioe:
York Lad. iit Assessor. Ill; Rye Straw Jarob
Bum. III Country Boy. lo1. Dick uoadwood, lie:
Province. 1os; Himbos. to7.
Fourth race, three and haIf furlonrs-Xov
snsv. no. Zansares. li5 and Idols, Iis. coupled AZ
EirsoIl entry; Jack Hanover. lI3 and Elo~trissr
10 coupled as Person entry: Sir Edgar, iIs: Ella
Jennings, no. b. Star Ruby y-GraeioD. owner X
+. CsrmaD Hhpsburg. ll3,
Fifth race. five aud half furIongs-Deuoait Ioi
Brave Cunarder. iot. and MsrIarie A. I0a, coupIod
% Bedveit entry: Charter lo5 wilhite iIs: Rovsi
Tea. 80; Jack kellogg, 95; spohn 1906; Csugh Hill,
ii7 '
Sixth mite ard t~cnty yard,-Mas-er Jim.
~: Linhrcok. I0o: Eff-udi. 1907 EiIlic Baker 40
IriSh Kid. oi; Ny Fellow. i02.
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Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.


b. International News Service.
First race seyon furlonss-MaDdadero. ll5 lcls-
yeTl, o 10 2. NOE: General Warren, 81 JNoylon)
70 ). second; Cisko. 1I3 tFeeny), 10 10 l. third
Iimo, l;2s 5-1. Heater va Hy Zip, Say Kick
Mystic Boy. Francis, NcShach. Rioja Luke Mccoy,
Hope So and Compton also ran.
Second race, six furfongs-Dalstoa. IO5 Hloles
WORTH. 10 J. won: Thomas Hare. los Ford)
10 ], second. SuperL 100 (kederIs). 2 TO /. third
Time. l:i3 3-S. ChrIstopbine. DroI AID Patrick
+. also ran
Third race, six furlongs-Eye White. Jos (Ney.
lorl. TO !, woo klpe Radford. i05 (KedcrIs).
20 l. secoud; Jeasupburp lo3 tClayerl 20 ! third
Time. ,:l3 3-5. Abutus. Nina Mucnscho, Mild
and Prince Conrad also ran
Fourth race. SIX furlongh-PRp Zareta ia Hof.
tus) 10 :: won, New Haven, 100 (Guy) 1870 tc
J. second: Bsrsae. 10e (Mathews), 8 10 l. third
Time. IL 3-5. Glpsy Love and Minoreso alex
ran
Fifth race. ELK fnrlouss-Hcrpes. 1o5 Feenyl II
To .. won: Communication. l0s tHoward). 20 l.
second; GommolI. los (kedcris, 10 g. third
Time, l:l3 10 Bgightstone No Quarter Orb
Smile and S~cde Sam also ran.
Sixth race. mile and o sjEtcen,h-IIupk~ Lad
loo Foony), evon. won: Joe Woods, los Wood,
10 TO /. second; Helen Hawkins. iol tNcylon).
10 1, third. Timc. Iis SO. Sadie Shapiro, Ross
o'Neii, The Monk and c. W. Ecunon also rsu
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DE PALMA WILL NOT
TEAM WITH OLDFIELD
BY Inte,na tional News Service.

BY Intefna tlonaI News SerIIce.
CHICAGO, Jan, 2T.-Ralph De Palma.
present holder OF the Vanderbilt cup and
recognized as one Of the leading road
pilots OF the world. has resigned as cap
tain OF the Mercer racing team. because
he objects to Barney OldHeld being on
the team with him. according to Fred J.
Wagner, the well-known motor race
starter who arrived here today from the
asst. Wagner eaid that the Italian driver
will likely hook up with l.. ]. Schrieder,
the New Jersey millionaire. whose Mer-
cedes De Palma drove in 1912. The vet
ersn starter did not 20 into details as
to why De Palma objects to Oldield
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FIVE TAKE5|
BASKETBALL i
Defeats Hardware Ts1
Hard-fought and s.
tacular Battle.

In one OF the most exciting and lslss7
ever played In q Salt Lake eycduayiuu. d
BASKETBALL duip,ettc won the champIeus.
Commercial basketball league lass la
featlng tho Salt Lske Hardware tyt h
Of IS TO 22 The game was pIAysd d n
C. A. gymnasium In the oontssu u.
Boyd Park quintette and the Tsls,kH,
third place honors. the tslephond M
the score OF 10 10 ~.
The battle for the cbsIppionship sG n
60 down iu the history OF Salt Lake -
most spectacular and veil PLAYED f1u
doubtful whether a college team tsaR 4
from either team Lac, night, The d u
yersity OF Utah game played last ytu b 4
e,ot gymnasium. which was said 70 AN /
best game ever played 10 Utah. % \
than the battle for the championship n
The little Lucas team. the liyblaf q
league. has lost but one game q
credited with eight victories. Ia 4
H. $50
Captain Homer Holsinstoo Of LIE sfi1
oped a great tcsD aud deserves tte D
o, credit tor the great victory. A q
the season. hls team vas coupobA 4
forward; SchntE. forward: Holsln1l4
Erickson. guard; BoSoni. guard. srd VI
Spencer. Bosoni and Sehatz are the O.
ers in the league. vet they playA e
and moro experienced opponents oil ~ {
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Decisions Possible.

| understand there Is some clause
in the Frawley law that will per
INIT ruling by three men. two
judges Jndses outside ut side, The ring, with the
releree having the deciding vote
ANYWAY, / WAS told they plan TO have
decisions and expect some definite
action soon.
Mandot fought great fight with
Lore and the fans went wild over
MS pivot blow; It's not the old foul
pivot punch. that La blanche used,
but perfectly legitimate punch
Dundee and Shugrue were on the
same card and they put up a great
nght- fggil Dundee has improved wonder
tighter l challenged the pair of them
on on behalf Of Charley White and Man
DOT, White to fight Dundee and Joe
to muss with Shugrue, and tbev NAV
put II on as a double Windup at the
Lhey are getting excited about the
Mcfarland Gibbons match there al
ready and Billy Gibson saws the
Isnt IL surely on, He expects it To
draw draw $4,000 New York fans like
Packey. ''''" W "e"'
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SMITH-FAUS AND
BROADWAYS LOSERS

In the Commercial league bowling match last
night the Mne-smcl,er team defeated the Smith
Faus rollers. ColliuGou high With 5s5 for
three games. Tonight the Utah Copper aud the
CeDcrai Elcctrics play. In the City league the
sirovel~Pa;srsous beat the BrondwayB. Burt was
nigh With 57f Tonight the WindsoB and Business
Nen play. Last nights scores:
MINE -sNEI,TFR
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Nc1.ean Takes sxasMS

sARANAC LAKE; AXE, Si Ssiksted .
The only senior even. .ss here 70
terna tional outdoor Tie fn whleS
the three-quarter- ,.;on. Win
Mclean OF Chicago wo'i, a cless
snm s0n n,arlss: oa a' Throe,aqsrstssf'IcS .s 81 IcSs
Morfor' Moa ns saransc Lake. sscsGDSk s:is DS.k|
irorouto. ltWo third. Time. ~
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III SIHeuuieu IOT next lucSudy at the
II Auditorium, received letter from
George Bothner yesterday. in
which the New Yorker said he was train
ing hard for the bout and that when he
arrived in Salt Lake he would be in tip
top shape
Bothncr Is conceded TO be perhaps the
greatest exponent Of wrestling as an art.
as well as being powerful athlete
Scores OF tricks known to wrestlers were
invented and applied by Bothner. who.
when Iokcl was his pupil, taught the
present worlds champion the fine points
Of the game. So far as genuine Wrest-
ling on the mai is concerned next Tues
days match should he an exhibition OF
the highest order. OF course, Yokel Will
not conccde that his old teacher can nut
him down now. but he by no means un-
derestimatcS the skill and cunning OF the
man who has been lightweight and well
tcrweight champion and who is now
tumbling middleweiEhts in the cast with
great regularity.
Yoke is working every day. devotins
his mornings TO sprint In the hills and
his afternoons to work in the gynna sI,Im
at the Genital Are station. where, with
George Nelson for wrestling partner
Mike puts in couple OF hours OF earnest
cndeaVor.
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RABBIT HUNT.

Kelton, Utah, Sunday, February /. F1.
cursion via Oregon Short Line, Sec
Miller: Western Arms & Sporting Goods
store for particulars. (Advcrtiscment
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van TIeIS IySs. Sss..a.Ss,.--jarvl. Ssl .. Tracy I
en- s. Dyo 3. Dem l, CUM nS, =, Of .: g. I
Tho crowd was rot n' .esoSnt cs Of 81 tal
as many stayed away on aT 1..Sus wli >
Weather. The Commercial ' ~.
nnai bsnouo, next mcn,n; m;,,, rIt.pstf9
w wrlsm Ashton on,,la,,ns sna r1H',H,d and ,ass..Ss =
work 10 thoir otiieisusT sttsnplsa =
pins much rough STU" II
The nlaNnrg.
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wodak Pictures Fln'sp

Mail us your films, sat ssas q
Supply Co.; lo9 Main IAdvefi'
photo dealers.
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Lucas Quintette, Champions of
Commercial Basketball League
By "Bud" FisI

& s s s % H % HenqM ss M 2a gr and %
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Charleston Entries.

fwsrd,. To l. third Time. 1:tsas6 Hedc, Ro.e
Lost Fortune aud Ralph LLOYD also ran
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Spectacular Work.

The stsrs for the winners vsSs ~
Captain Hoisinston. eosoni yea ~
second half by his Spectacular u
the middle Of the floor. senas ~
ncst OF form in his free thioas s,sSr
three field baskets, the laIees ~
any Lucas player in the a,,,sd 4
Spencer OF the winners aIso aaa J.
rnr dia the scoring. walker Dase y"
kct. G and scored sight baskets so' -
Eosmanu vas guarded very olsseE " ~
naoarich and Castro, this auarcs 81
five, did good defensive No'S'
The lineup. d
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MILWAUKEE BOXING
CLUBS IN JOLLY ROW
Rival Promoters After VOL
gast-White Go; Decisions
in New York.
By SAM P. HALL.

BY Interna tional News Service.
CHICAGO, Jan 2T.-Milwaukee lead
Ing boxing clubs are engaged in a merry
battle for the services Of Ad Wolgast.
Wolgast and Charley White are to fight
a return match In Milwaukee some time
In February. The club that gets VOL.
CAST will get White and the match viii
the war OF the promoters,
Tom Andrews. who stages his shows
in the Auditorium. signed White To meet
any l33- FOUNDER on February 9, Thomas
expected 10 get Wolgast for Charley.
Tom Jones, Ads manager. gave Andrews
his terms, but the promoter to date has
not accepted them.
Today Frank Mulkern, who staged tho
first White Wolgast match and the re-
cent Rivers Wolsast controversy In the
Hppodrome, dropped into Chicago and
informed Lewis that under an agree
meTt he had with Wolgsst that Ad would
nght for no other club in Milwaukee.
Lewis told him 10 get Wolsast and he
the rival promoters,
VIII Decide Today.
Wolgast is due in town tomorrow
afternoon afternoon for Fond du Lac. where he
rounds Thursday night. lie meets Man
aGer Jones here and they q re expected to
decide which Milwa ukee club gets the
White match before they start for Fond
du Lac.
Jones said tonight that SO far as he
knew WolGast had no binding agreement
with Mulkern to the effect that be would
nsht only before his club He did not
make the statement positive one how
ever
Tommy Walsh, manager of Joc Man
dot got back from New York TODAY with
some interesting informal ton on the fistic
situation there. Said Thomas:
would not be surprised 10 aee
them giving decisions in New York
rings before long. The game there
needs some sort of a tonic to keep ND
the puolic interest and those who
that decisions will be Tho yerz thin~
to revive waning enthusiasm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28

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forced 10 retire. pivi' 'l ~
took his place.
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