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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
BIG SQUAD REPORTS
FOR BASEBALL TEAM

Enough mon out the case sehall field at
.hs University OF Utah yesterday 70 mako six
full teams aud many OF them showing
1igus OF speed that tho conohes are beginning 10
largo
Go mnny Tcro out that the big football
Hold was TOO small 10 accommodate nearly nil
OF them and big squad moved Oft onto tho
flat below tho west beachcr5. There were oeAr riy
dozon trying out for pitching bouorv and
10 Coach Portor doepu't get great staff OF
twIrlcrs from ihcso candidates II Will DO a myp-
terry.
There wer, five complete infields working un-
dor the direction OF OFT Romney and many of
them allowed class that OFT declared The Job o,
elimination TO bo difficult.
Thc thirty odd outfieiders were upder tho di-
rertion OF n. G., Hunt Of the university faculty
snd Walt stack the veteran fielder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
CHOOLS TALK
OF TRACK MEET

4 The several high schools through
~ Eager TO arrange high Bcb ool
high schools OF the state only.
|1o big meet every year IN which
Guhooi may enter and that Is the
lfah Invitation mect for high
b meet any high echcoi in the in
untry is eligible to participate.
|foposed meet is held, only high
t1afo would DO oligibla.
MD be held other in Provo or
nth cities would mako tho propo-
b pfflcers OF tho Utah State High
atsociation will hEvo charge. AZ
1aRkoiball tournament. Tho assoc
The expenses OF all mon who win
uett, The proposed date for this
on May 20.
sfs now being completed for tho
|1Rmont 10 be held in Provo tho
az The officials who had charge
n1kethall tournament last wock
~ OF the meet, The schools that
IN the moot nrc Murdoch ncnd~
City. Snow Academy OF Ephraim,
'1demy of Ogden, 3 I. U. high
\ B. Y. c. high school OF Logan.
'Ademy OF Preston, Idaho. Fielding
'ls, Idaho. and Ricbs academy OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
RESULTS AND ENTRIES
Juare2 Entries.
By International NeKa Serrtcn

By International NcwB Service.
First Iooe seven furlonss-ParceI Post 50: Ma
bel Clarkpop 100. Stoyeeta, 100. Dr. Macias Il0
boda' IL: Stare. III: Kenhonc. ia; Dro,ni iii
Vava 90 Bertha v, 100. Pop Gun. 1os; NIIa
u2: Topland. Billy Myer, Binocular. ia
Second raco. six furlougs-VioIet May %: Ajax
81. Stola Graine, Ioo Lcford Old Gotah Kick
loa; Largo. 1o5: Thomas Hare Io7 NAV H.
e5: Kitty stAnfield ioo. Dusky Dave, 100; Trans.
act orty1. los; superl. lo5; Real Worth, 107
Third rano. selling. milo and an eighth
Phillistina. ~; Beautiful knight. los; c. w. Ken.
NON Marshal Tiisbmau. lo5: Defy. 1o3 Crcx
Slecplond. Orrnondc Cunningham 1O5.
Fourth raoc selling sevcn furiongs-swish. 81,
Henry Walhani. 80; Pauzarea, Ic2: sosius 20
Now Haven. %.
Fifth racc. ceiling elk turiougs-Eveiua. es
Gray'E Favoritc. 1o2; orbicuIatfou, ios; Lone
star. 100; Rnvoco. lo7; Cloak 1os; orimar Lad,
l0S: Commendaton. ITO: Ceos. %: Ferrona los
bthelda. los: Pujsroits. 1o5: orba Smile, los
Princess Industry. Sidney Potcrs. los.
Sixth race, ono milo and an eIshth-Cloud Chief
100: Oonul, l05 Lord Elam. los: Prince Con-
rad, lm: First Star. 100; Ben Uucas. Jos; Cool
i06; Dutch Rock, l05
Weather clear; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
WILL TAKE MEASURES
TO PROTECT INDUSTRY

HONOLULU. March 16.-If the new
tariff law threatens the extinction OF
Haweifs sugar industry, measures will
be taken by the government to protect
It. by either removing the application
here of the Chinese exclusion act or by
doing away with coastwise shipping re-
strctions.
This announcement was made today by
Justice Arthur A, Wilder of tie Hawaii
an supreme court, who has just returned
from Washington. He said the announce
ment was based on statements made 10
him by President Wilson.
Judge Wilder has been authorized 70
make a full investigation Of the stua :
tlon and instructed 10 report personally
to President Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
COMMISSION TO GO
OVER MINING LAWS
Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. March 16-Senator
Waish tooag IepoItea laEoiapIe 10 tne
mittee the bill providing for a commits
sion to investigate the precious metal
mining laws. and recommend new
code OF mining laws to congress. The
bill provides for the appointment by the
president of three commissioners, two to
be mining lawyers OF experience and one
practical mining engineer. The commits
sion is to hold public hearings In the
principal mining centers and report a
tentative code OF mining laws to con-
gress within one year after appointmenl,
The commissioners Will be paid 5000 per
month and expenses. The bill appro-
pirates SIS, 900 for the work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
FIFTH SERIES WILL
BE PLAYED TONIGHT

Tho nth serics OF tho Church Affiliated basket
ball league will bo played tonight in tho NJ. C..
A. gymnAiurn $50 o'clock. Physical Director
George II. Marshall was we'll pleased with the
attendance at last woeks games apd from pres
ont indications tho league Will be hugo suc-
Tho best gomo OF tho evening will probably be
between the phillips Congregational church team
and the Burlington Baptist quntettc. At present
tho Burlington team has won four and lost
none, while their opponents have Won three and
lost Should Phillips win tonight they will
be tied with Burlington for first place.
Tho Flrst Prcsby torIan tcGm Will attempt TO
lose the "hoo1oo'' that has been hanging over
T. since the opening Of the They havo
not game. but nave shown much improve
mont since Herod Tracy played last week This
game will bc tho first the programme tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
PROPOSED LEAGUE
MAY BE SIX TEAMS

From present Indications the l.. d. s. U, and
wober Stake academy OF Ogden will not enter
the proposed State High School baseball league.
Coach Willard Ashton OF Grnnito high school Is
also undecided az TO vhethor 10 enter HIS team
IN tho leagna.
The propesd league was TO bo composed ot Salt
Lako high school, J.. u. s. U. high school, Amer
lean Fork high school. Weber Stake academy OF
Ogden. Jordan high school OF Sandy, All Hal
lows college and Granite With L. u. g. U.
s!ble 10 hsvo more than q six-club league. on
tho other hand. " Ashton does not enter his team
thoro will be but flvo teams,
Conoh Henry Richnrdson OF tho high school Ia
eager for the league. Is Coach o. Il Dutton of
Jordan. Dutton has many candidates out for tho
tcaTn Mt the Sandy school and says that they are
keen for league. Karl Hopkins Of Lehi and
Earl Holmstead OF American Fork havo not get
fully decided, but II is expected that they Will
enter. All Hallows ia certain 70 enter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
is READY
BOUT TONIGHT

e bean made at TooeIa 10
psu tonight for tho Peter Jack
ten-round bout. A sns.,jal
rams Win looyo tho o. s. l.,
tnih afternoon. The prollmi-
rcut vii start promptly at $50
expected the entire show Will
.yr o'clock, The special train
's>'pS IN Salt Lako sbou, II
<.'n Tho prcllniuaitcs viii bc a
by Chris Jordan aud q hat
~ secsnon md pucenan aro In
on ana fast and BnoppT bout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
AGRICULTURAL TRAIN
SPEAKERS AT NEPHI

Reports received yesterday by the local
city freight and passenger office OF the
Salt Lake Route from the special asrl-
cultural demonstration train. which
stopped all day Yesterday at Ncphi. indi
Ia tic that the meetings there were sue
cessful. Professor /. A. Merrill also wired
that they had very successful meeting
Sunday at Leamington Although II was
Sunday, several hundred persons visited
away. was well represented. The speak
ers were Professor Ben r. Eldredge, Pro-
fessor l.. NJ Winsor and Professor John
II. CainG III. Today the train will be
at Mona and Santaquin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
FOX HAS AN EASY
TIME WITH ATTELL
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

BUTTE. Mont. March 1G-,Jimmy Fox OF San
Francisco tonight had things hIs way with
Monte Rttell, winning deciison ~ tho nnd OF
the twelve rounds sldmrnDg and poldng him a,
will. For's speed eeemod To bewtIdor AttcIi and
10 appeared 10 do rltlo moro than attempt TO de-
fend himsolf Attol slow, out OF condition
and his showing n disappointment, eyory round
going TO Fox by wido murkin- Attcll clung 70
Fox like plastor. tho rctoreo continually foro-
Ing tho lads apart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
oNr1NENTAL OIL.
n SAYS GOTHAM
GOING TO DOGS

|7Io, NaTch ls.-Tom Shsrkey. for
~ puSilist. nov serving thirty
rev York for conducting liB-
<pntsmplatcs taking Mp n pe-mn-
~ this city. In y letter received
|lm AeGIath. his former manager,
<'et AcGroth find him n hotel
Sc Commenting on bis jail Bon-
Hrote.
4mfd up 20 give mo one ynnr In
n SiDoo. hut ] had enough political
We The rentenco reduced 20 thirty
>e~ York is going to The dogs"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
KING GEORGE SEES
BOXING EXHIBITION

LONDON. March liking George attained tho
distinction tonight OF botng tho ffrst rolgning
British monarch 70 witness n public exhibition
OF tho noble art OF self defense-'
AS the guest OF tho Second lilo guards OF
which no Is colonel no entertained at n
boxing and fencing tournament at tho Regents
Park barracks Bombarior Wells, the torrnor
British heavyweight champion. and Pat o'Keefo
Of Ireland. gavo a fast exhibition OF sparrins
and several clever amateurs also took part IN
bouts
In sporting circles boom in boring II oI-
pcctcS az G result of tho Kings patronage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Practice Games

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March is.-ComiuE rp
from bshind the Philadelphia Amercano knocked
out thrce runs IN tho eighth Inning today, de-
tcating tho Chicago Nationals. 10 g.
Score: n. II T..
PhIladelphis ................,,...,...," !
ClcaSo >-...>..--. -.-.-- ,-..'---. Q
Battories-Wyekoff, Pcppock and Lspp: Laynp-
der, Zabel and Brcsnnhau. IIargrovo.
WILMINGTON. y. c., March is.~-Ruryins tho
Philadelphia Nationals under avalanche OF
oxtrA base hits coupled With sensational fielding.
tha Baltimore rntsrnaflonals their fprst OK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
FORMER CHAMPION
WINS AT BILLIARDS

NEW YORK. March 15-Aithough beaten today
lu the twelfth guno OF tho national amateur bill
Hard tournament by tho former champion. Norris
n. Brown OF Brooklyn. DR., Waltor r. Uffcu-
holmcr OF Philadelphia mado n fiue uphill fight
and In his twenty-SiIth inning made ruu Of
loe. tvo-cushion attempt with tho object balls
widely geparnted near the top OF the tnblo proved
TO be the Fniladelpbian's undoins In his offor.
TO exceed lo5, the hiyhcrt hin of the tourney,
Dnao last wcck by Brown. Tho
Brown-<n0 average. 10 So-37; high rIns. &C..
~. A3.
Uffcnhe,ucr-s6o: average. Q !7-s7; high ruus
tc2, 81. 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
TO ALLOW PLAYERS
ONLY ON THE BENCH

CAMBRIDGE. Mars, March Ie,-Coaehes 4nd
graduates will DO barred from tho p1ayern b0nch
OF tho Harvard baseball team during Eames this
season. Dean 10 Baron r. Driggs chairman of
tho committee on athletics. Announced tonight
Ho said IL was desired that tho team phould be
thrown is responsibility and that the
orlgonccs of tho gamo should be met By the oan.
tain ipstehd OF coacheo. Tho baseball squad had
It's first outdoor practice todny,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Utah Props Lose,

Tho Westminster college baseball toan, ycster.
dag afternoon dofoated tho unlvcrrity OF Utal
propB on the formers grounds by n score Of %
To I IN pne-sided CONTEXT. Tho lineup yaa a,
follows: %octminutnr-MoakIng. catcher; Icwis
pitcher; worrnll. first base; PAhnruou soconl
base; Johnson. third base; Thorsou shortston
Wood. right field; Goodolc center field; Hone
loft field Utah-TappinG and ClissoId catchrrs
ProuDo and Tapping pitchorB; IIuftakcr fIrg
buSo; Smith. Second baAo; Ferguson third haze
Hcouarrie. shortstop: johnson, left field: elisa
old. center field aud Colzanie,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
1 WARNS UP
! ENGLISH TOUR

'ch 1s.-Francis ouImet. the ma
champion. took advantage today
Rnncc Of the bnow from tho
Woodland Golf club 20 begin
tour OF tho English links. Many
<rTled nesrIy three hundred yards
ne for the pin. Those watching
was driving farther and straight
It defeated Eardon and RAY. tho
Ionnl. In the open championship
1si which 0uimot won with the
lie vas returned from tho en-
FIth tho inscription:
1at, open champion. after tic ~ith
a =. Ray. The Country club.
ID September is. 1913"
~ for EpSloud March 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Consolidation Favored.

A G. Matbeson, state superintendent OF
public instruction, returned yesterday
from Pleasant Grove, where bo ad-
dressed the school patrons in regard to
benefits to be derived from the proposed
consolidation of the nine school districts
In tho northern part of Utah county. Mr.
MatheSon says the general sentiment of
that section is In favor of the contem-
plated action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Opening Date Changed,

The date for tho opening OF Iho bleb schooI
wrestling aud boxing tournament has been post
will opsn on shis deto and Will probably finiSh
Thursday Ir tho entire tournament Is no, rcn-
pleted By Thursday afternoon thu finals VIII be
held on Friday afternoon The dates wero changed
because rho vrcsrlcrp and boxers wcro unable 10
roish ia yesterday afternoon. ns most or tho
boys had TO participate In the patriotic parade.
All tho men will weigh in this afternoon before
Manager George Mccarthy. Mccarthy Will ar
range tho bouts today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
v HAS PRAISE
|UTAH PLAYERS
Star Comments on
Victory Over Uni
|ity. of Colorado.

tsakethalI team ia the best scor-
Ii the country tonRy and in the
1Ihfsed In Colorado tho BOYS can
{p the world" said OFT Roupey
On tho train yesterday afternoon
|r<rsity of Utah hatkcthall players
/.v and SATURDAY won tho Rocky
|<rcncc cha mpionship from the Uni
ado.
Ia fsmo OF the recent basketball
I&u playoi Il was freely predicted
rrsity OF Utah team would mover
IL ehot OF tho state champions. H.
1cinted out by many OF tho vise
10 how overy other team would
~ east benchorp until thcy were
4s1l on the bottom OF tho beap
.ons logically, too. peunion had
"a on hiK squad Thile the other
ahundancc OF 1onsoncd material.
.cn Progressed. however. they got
Al II was only after a desperate
H y. L. noscd them out of tho
IhcD. after making so croditablo
[1e Utah series. tho boys wont 20
Cnlorado whore they easily won
|uksin conference title.
I|rv altoSethsr out OF che ordinary
|nnfoushin from tho University OF
||1{s In tho second tiono 10 M many
<hs east beuchcrs have taken the
csntepnisI state boyB.
the victory, capeain s5ddmoro
nofhing 10 It. The fellows vcrs
il full OF pep" tha: Colorado
them. They went into the
ID 60 play tho same and hs-
not their hands OF their hips
No points chslhed up IN our
10 looked good TO us. but the
.Ider rootors couldn't geo IL that
IA their bcnd5 Oft for their men
I lIttlc.
81 working they were no, 10
~ time a Colorado man booped
aged two. This Was too much
h. "a The second haif they began
This was pew 10 us as We
With much OF the rough stuff
III the fellows took very kindly
&{0ra the half ended two OF Tho
4 1eft tho same-ono beceuue he
= his head and tho other be-
I|fn't staud tho Etraiu. The eoc-
ua Eli ours from start to finish
- had PLAYED five miuutns tho
M az tho Gold nnd Silver play
AZ hope.
u vas vcry conservative Ia his rs-
no game. Ho commcotcd IN this
@a victory:
layers were In bettor shape than
ms. despite their long journey.
much better team work md the
heir passing kopt tho Boulder
most OF tho time. Utah never
bali, and bollevo Utah Is tho
ffe west today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
License Cancelled.

Willard Done. state insurance commits
soner. Yesterday received word from
John l.. Bcakly. state insurance commits
soner of Iowa. that the license of the
National Life association. has been can
celed This company has lis headqusr-
ters In Des Moines, Ia, and does a small
business in Utah.
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N.Y., la TO !, Won; Lady Rilio. lo7 tGargan).
even. second. Tom Murphy III Kelsey, 20 to
l. third. Time. i:sa. AdmiralS Daughter woof.
Mystic Boy. Holbcrs Fastoso Stare Jack Lax
and Prince Winter also nan.
Sixth rnce. seven mrIousB-Chilis. no Jcnesl.
to /, Chantiolor. los (o'Bricn). 20 20 1.
second; Mazurka. t02 tGeptryl 80 20 l. third.
Tlmo l26 as. Brigham. Visiblo. Russell Me-
Gill. Senator Jameh. King Rsdford SupeEJtitu-
zion, Tight Boz. Sharper Knight and Fort John
uon also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
n is WINNER
FOURTH ROUND
News Service.

y News Service.
March i6.-Faekoy Hommey
.on OF Boston in the fourth round
on'8ht AZ tho National Sporting
{oangatcr's scconds throwing in
session. 10 gavc tho losor from
nL FHllon weighed 1:9 pounds
Billy. Bcnuott. tho Irish IIrht-
tmy victory from Jack Read OF
poS weighed In Mt 1861 pounds.
BOUT ol ten rounds. sfilso Far-
trk.. two middlcwcighls. sIueecd
~ 'nli diStaucc. the FORMER doins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Juarcz Results.

BY International Now. scrvico
First four furlonEr-CDmmauVetts. ITO
(Domuiols). 10 4 won: Gertrude B.. los Tap
lp). 9 to !, second; pr. Gntlin. los tcavanaugh),
To ]. third. Time, ~ go. Marie @, Am
brosisI. Apple. Wander. Moelicka, IDA and Mex
also
Second race. one mllo-MeAIa1. IL Qioles-
WORTH. TO 9, WONT Crox. tI3 fMcIptyre). 10
to !, oscoud; Shorty Northoutt, III tGarganl.
8 to l. third. Time. 1to. DR.. BAILEY. Maggie.
Judge Denton II, Godfather, AraEouose, Lady
Young Eddie Mott, Beautiful knight and Ado
larto alSo
II TO S, won; Compton. 100 to' Brtan). 4 90 l.
second; vircc. los Goncs), Il to l. third. Time.
1856 as. Frcda Johnson. sadie Shapiro. Grizsly
Auchacho Wise Mason and Haunis uiso ran
Fourth race. six furlouss-oranEe Blossom. ~
(Mott, TO l. won: Seneca, 1l5 (Kcdcris), cvan
second; Cantem. Ioe tJones), ( To I. third. Time
I'LL Janus. Maria C. Dominica and Little Jane
also ran,
FIFTH raco ono mIie-Beu Grcenleaf. IL: (pen-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
STEIF SEEKS MATCH
WITH CHRIS JORDAN

George ster who wrestled With Mike Yokel IN
salt Lake yesterday. He was accompanied by hi,
manager. I'd Holland. who will tTy TO match
Stoif with Chris Jordan Steif and Jordan have
mover before met and 5tclf said last night he vas
willing 10 meet Jordan. winner take all or on
go 10 per cent basis. Steif and Hofland Will ro-
main in Salt Lake indefinitely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Pan-HAllenicS to Meet

The Pan-EIellenic association OF Utah
Will hold it's second regular dinner at the
Commercial club this evening and II Is
expected that the attendance will reach
at least 800. Dinner will he served at
$50 and an elaborate progra mme, con-
sistipg OF musical numbers. recitations
and vaudeville stunts Will follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
CARPENTER MATCHED
AGAIN WITH ROWAN

Special TO TIC 1rlbune
BOISE, March is.-Jack Carpenter OF Boise and
Marty Rowan OF salt Lako now training in
preparation for their coming bout horo FTday
night. This bout will be the uecond fight be-
tho in tho first fight ocvorHi ysns,,,
nGo. tho fight declared draw Tba rontss,
IN aruusnE much interest brro and n record crowd
In expected 70 attend. Roth boyo VIII Weigh
about lAS pounds on tho night OF lilo tlkht.
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Mrs, Upson at Rest,

Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine
Anna Epson. who died at Price, Utah,
March IL, we're held at the funeral chapel
Of Eber W. Hall yesterday morning at
10 o'clock Interment was In Mt. Ollvct
cemcterV.
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Back From Conference.

President Joseph r Smith, Apostle
George Albert Smith and Apostle David
Q. Mckay returned Yesterday from Price.
where they attended the qua artcrly con-
ference of the Carbon county stake of
the Mormon church Sunday The con-
ference was held In the basement OF the
uncompleted new stake house, A highly
successful conference was reported by the
Officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
Inheritance Tax Received

a check for s231.s7. in payment Of in
hcritance tax on the estate OF Charles
r. Stevens of Ware. Mass. was received
Yesterday by Attorney General A. r
Barnes. The check covered 100 shares OF
Union Pacific common stock held by the
estate.
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tormor New York America, inneider. led at tAs
bat With too base hits In four times up.
Score: n. Fl. Y.
Baltimore ..,,,....,,...,,..,,..,....sT II o
Battorlcs-Caporal, MorriEstts. Jarman and
T:gan. Lidgate. Marshall. Jacobs and KiiiifcT,
Burns.
SAN JOSE CAL March IG-The Chicago Amer
lean firal team defeated Santa Clara university
hero today. 70 T.
Score: H. n ~
Chicago ..es..-..--..-..ss..r...'"
santa Clars ...........,..-.....,..-..
BAttories-Russell and schnik; stoTar and
Knmago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-17
IKE TEAM
ms AT BOWLING

|<ie bowling team won thrce
IrDm the Continental Oils on tho
leat night. Spence OF tho Utah
D man With 5os. Tho score:
IlThH-I1IyTI,
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LOCAL STARS WILL
JOIN PROFESSIONALS
Continued from Preceding Page.)

another high school star. This battery
won many games for the little mining
town, and it was while there that their
good work attracted member of the
Portland team who told Nick Williams,
manager Of the Portland club. A con
tract was mailed to both Johnson and
Treseder. but Treseder wanted to COM
plete his school work, and decided not
to sign.
Harry Fitzpatrick has been picked by
Manager Jensen of the Boise team TO
play the shortstop position. Fitzpatrick
is known to his companions as HBash-
full Harry In his four years Of play
ing at the high school, Fitzpatrick is
discrcditcd - with making but two er.
rors. This record is the best ever made
at the high school and on diamonds that
have never been cleared of stones. His
hitting during his high school career
has been good. In his freshman year,
he made the team and the boys who
were competing with him gradually
dropped out until Fitzpatrick held down
shortstop, with no competitors.
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Is Elected Captain.

Fitzpatrick. was elected captain in his
second year, and his geperalship won
the championship for his team. In his
last two years he has played nearly ev-
cry position on the diamond. Last year.
with no pitchers, Fitzpatrick was sent
in to pitch, and, together with his su.
perior knowledge of the game and good
control, won his game: After winning
bis first contest, Coach Richardson in.
formed him that he was the regular
pitcher for the year. he played exhibi-
tion games with the Quincy team Of
the TbreeT league. Great Falls of the
Union. association and other Union as,
sociation teams. Last year he played
for the Magma team Of the Garfield.
Harry Coleman started his baseball
career as member Of the Murphy team
Of the Trolley league. His wonderful
pitching won the penDa ut for his team,
and at the start of the next season
Chester Grimmett OF the Retail Clerks
signed him. Last season he pitched
many splendid games and is also a good
hitter for pitcher, Grimmett secured
the signatures of both Coleman and Xii
patrick for Jensen.