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Show DAILY PAGE SIX. UTAH (TATE FRIDAY,, APRIL JOURNAL, NSW TUS . Saturday April 11th SOKE OF RACE kit . Is the last day of this marvelous shirt selling event $L25, $L50, $1.75 and $2.00 Discouraging Reports From North Fail to Daunt American BAN FRANCISCO, April 10. With the departure from San Francisco of tha Thomas car la New York to Paris auto race, the contest la practically at an end, according to views expressed by persona interested la the event. The Thomas certainly made the beat showo ing, for this car arrived In San when the second car, the Italian FYaa-cisc- Zust, was 1211 miles behind. y Engineers who have been there aay that it will be impossible for any to get through Alaska, according to tha Itinerary arranged. The trails art very poorly marked, and in many places dog sleds hava difficulty i getting over them. At any rate, hat trails there are are so narrow that nothing wider than a, dog sled can use them. The Thomas peoplp aay that, they have already accomplished what many considered Impossible, an auto trip across the United States In winter. They are confident their car will find its way through the snows and Ice of the north. In the run to the Pacific coast the American car waa the only one that pulled through practically without mishap, and Its lead of over 1200 miles on the other competitors has earned for It the credit of the victory if the race Is called off before any car reaches Paris MEXICO STATE TOURNAMENT CITY OF MEXICO, April 10. Tennis players from several Mexican cltlea and and from Texaa wjll compete tomorrow In the opening game of the first open tournament for tha championship of Mexico. Thla will be the first open tenia tournament ever held In thla republic, and t will doubtless attract a great deal of attention. A ball and other social affairs will be given In honor of the visiting players during their ' atay here. BUCKNELL WILL PLAY BALL WITH ANNAPOLIS k. DOWN THEBE MAT BE FIGHT LEWISBURG, Pa, April 10. At Mount fit. Mary's College, Emmlta-bur- g, Md, the BuckneU University baseball-teawill open Ita season today, and will proceed tomorrow to Annapolis, where the nine o the Uplted States Naval academy will be played. lang and ambitious schedule has been arranged or Bucknelk thla ae non. Including games with some of th. leading colleges and universities of the East. RIM SEASON We overbought on these. Thats why we are maldng the best of It by ottering them at such a rediculously low price. The designs are all of the most desirable Including the neat light colorings as well as the brighter patterns. Golf and Negligee, plain, pleated, and with cuffs attached-co- at shirts too. MUHRFS MODERN CLOTKES 2563 Washington Ave. SEMMP tomorrow under the auspices of tha Quaker City Motor dub. It will ha run under sealed orders, the contestants being allowed to drive aa fast or aa slow as they please Orders for the exact time that cars must reach th. destination. Hotel Cape May, will be under proper seal, the owner or driver to carry said envelope with seal unbeaten to the Hotel Cape May, where, after the finish of the contest, all of the contestant will be gathered together and the secretary of the Quaker City Motor club will open the official chib envelopes In which will be the orders held by the contestants. The car running nearest to the REM onquerpn fidwtisafr seal- II TELL EVERYBODY 4. SHOE FOR MEN ed time will win the Hotel Cape May Cup, a 8500 allver trophy. The drivers BOTH RED VOIR of the first three cars are to receive LOS ANGELES, April 10. James H. gold medals and the manufacturers of Jeffries la after Rudolph Unhols, the these can will receive official certifiNEW YORK, April 10. With the cates of merit SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. Jack Boer scrapper, to fight Parky McFarThe timing and checking at both Welsh, who will the bout Sat land or Battling Nelson before hla new closing of the New Orleans and Waah e ends of the route will be done under urday afternoon between Packey Mc- club near here and baa hung up Ington racing meets but a few days the Farland and Jimmy Britt, went over to purse of 14,000 for the battle. Jeffries supervision of the Contest Comdistant the annual rash of race track mittee of the Quaker City Motor club San Rafael today to talk to Jimmy announces that the bout must be for followers to the metropolis will soon b and Richard Sellers, chairman of thla about the rules. clmmlttee, will be referee. Welsh balanced the beam and found 21 rounds, and at the lightweight limit. on. Already the sport of king" la In Davenport, and has aent Unhols that Jimmy weighed III pounds, becoming a constant topic of converwhich la so close to the figure of 111 word to Jeffries that he will fight any sation In the d The Humor of Spain. Broadway resorts, and names, which he has to make Saturday morn- body that big heavyweight anti-racithe has The but crusade served la tie moat Spanish peasant he 'hla for $2,000 provided gets end. ing, that he doea not care to get any He bars Joe Gans In a limited round to heighten the popular Interest In turf polished gentleman In the world, but lower at the present time. matters. the provincial dandy la not a pleasant Welsh and Britt did not talk long bout because he say he will not fight The race the season first of be will peroon. He doea not limit himself to the unless ha ran get him on champion about the rules. The conference waa wltnesed on a metropolitan track next admiring one (which might be enIn a finish contest aimply a statement of what Welsh The match Is atilt hanging fire and week, with the Aqueduct track as the dured); he laughs at one. Since the wanted the fighters to do, and a reply If Unhols will come down a little In scene of the first contest of the thor- foreign city hat la different from the from Britt. The complete racing dates Spanish town hat, the Spanish town hla terms there la every that oughbreds. Jimmy waa feeling so good after hla for in United States and Can bst laughs and points Ita finger; even the long it will be McFarland will day's work that he aent over a com- be the card arranged. a lady hat will do thla It never ocfollows: ada 'wins If he from Britt and mission of 1504 to fian Francisco to to the Spanish provincial head-gea- r ean races from IS until Aqueduct April bet on hla chances at the odds of 10 Jeffries prefer Unhols to the Dane April 28; Jamaica starts that It la very funny, too that 29 and April but Nelson well draws In Los always to 0. These odda are being kept up a Spaniard la under It, and la because closes Belmont 12; Park from has May Angek-and will be very acceptable by the dally receipt of money from May IS to 80; Toronto races from May therefore It must be right; it the foreastern points, where McFarland ap 28 to June 6; Gravesend then cornea In eign city hat laughed, the resentment pears to be conaldtred a cinch. for sixteen days, from June 1 to June would be deep. Louise Cloaaer Hale, BALL SEASON COLLEGE Packey went through the regular ex18; Montreal starts June ( and ends In Harper's. ercise today, but he did no boxing. June 20; Hamilton gets from 9 OPENS IN SALT LAKE He la down to 114 pounds and feela June 20: fiheepshead Bay from June as if he could afford to take thing to July 4; Kenilworth from June 20 easy, aa far as the weight question Is SALT LAKE CITY, April 10. Tli July 25; Beattie, Wash., from June concerned. There was a rumor about to Sept 12; Butte, Mont, June 27 town thla afternoon that McFarland flrt Intercollegiate banebell' game of Sept. 4; Brighton Beach. July 7 to 29. the present season will be played Fri had hurt hla hand In the auto accident on the University Port Erie. July 27 to Sept. 5; Saratoga. afternoon day 80 to Aug. 22; Wednesday evening, but It waa found Empire Ctly. Aug. campus between the teams of the Uni- July on Investigation that Packy was Sheepahead Bay, Aug. 29 versity of Utah and the Agricultural 12; Montreal. Aug. 29 to Sept. 18. We carry the Finest line of college of Logan. Both teams have Sept. Gravesend. Sept. Toronto. been preparing for the contest, but the Sept COLLEGE BALL SEASON Brighton Beach. Sept. 28 to Oct weather of the past 8: Domestic and Imported Wines, OPENS IN PENNSYLVANIA Hamilton. Ont, Sept. 29 to Oct. 10. month has seriously Interfered with Belmont Park. Oct Fort Worth STATE COLLEGE, Pa.. April 10. steady practice. The University boya Tex.. Oct. Empire Oct. 19 City. Liquors and Cigars in the city. have been hard at work getting In trim Pennsylvania State College will open 20 Jamaica. Oct to Nnv. 4; Aqueduct It baseball season here tomtrow, play- for the present game. The team Is Nov. Bennlngs, fall meeting, Nov ing the nine of the Carnegie Technical largely composed of members of last 8. school. State College has had for years year, exeptlng the pitchers, who are OUK SERVICE IS THE BEST one of the best baseball teams In the new men. QUAKER CITY AUI08 The agricultural College team will college world, and this season will be no RUN A BIG EVENT exception. As usual, the most Impor- play three games while on th present tant game on the schedule la that with trip. The second game will be played PHILADELPHIA. April 10. MotorCornell. In the last two years these Saturday with th L. D. H. team ists of Philadelphia and vicinity PROPRIETORS taro teams have played the greatest Aggies will hen go to Provo to meet greatly Interested In th reliability run games In the history of college baseball. the B. T. U. from this city to Cap Msy. to be held ME Shirts Special at Leader. un-de- IF UNHOLZ COMES Sale tlie-podk- et are used to paying $1.50 and $240 for shirts are the ones who are now saving a pretty penny. T SEATTLE, (Wash.), April 1. Rev. W. A. Major, pastor of Bethany PresAthletes of Pacific Gather at Berkbyterian church, believes In the develof Event Grand For opment of the physical as well as the eley mental and moral aide of kls congrethe Season. gation, and, in line with his beliefs. Dr. Major la now giving the boya of BERKELEY. CAL, April 10. Under hia church instructions In boxing and tb aunpioe of th. University of Cali- wrestling. The gymnasium is in the fornia, the first bis relay carnival ever baaement of the church. Dr. Major la conducted mi the Pacific coast will be a minister of the broadminded and held here tomorrow and Is attract Inc liberal type and la of an athletic build alheletes from all parts of the coast himself. He says he believes that every ahould know all there la to know recoin. ( boy College athletes, club runners, gram about boxing, and he hopes to develop the mar school aspirants and novices not pome of the finest athletes In cansad why this cannot and country, will affiliated with any roganlaatlon under tha auspicee of a taka part In the different relays sched- not be done uled for tbe carnival In the special church aa well as an athletic club. "Boya, said Dr. Major, should be events the highest class competition Is other things In the church betaught to Invitations having assured, owing sides singing hymns and committing ben aent to the beat runners on the Coast and aom. almost entirely new the Scriptures to memory. It la not material will appear, and the events my purpose to prepare any of the have been so arranged as to be novel youngsters for (he prise ring, but we will prepare them so that they can. If , as well aa spectacular. The mile Invitation la one of (hi necessary, defend themselves. We may five Invitation events, the others being be criUclaed for teaching boxing lit X conthe shntput, pole vault, high Jump and one of the rooms of the church. fess that It la unuaual, but I aee no hundred-yar- d dash. A boy ahould have a good The relays, which compos tha beat harm feature of the big field day, the Pacific mind, a god body and a good soul. Coast relay carnival tha official nama Boxing and wrestling will give boya given the affair, will also be divided good bodies. into five events aa follows: Grammar school relay, for teams of six boya, 100 CHANGES HANDS jrarda each. A banner will be given the $200,000 team. winning ON ALASKAN DOG RACE between Dual relay races high schools challenging each other, to be p ,r 10.- ran off according to the wlah of tha SEATTLE, Wash., April Special contestants aa to distance etc. cable to the Times from Nome says one school of championship High that In the face of terrible storms, Almile, ofr teams of five men, each to ran bert Fink's dog team won the annual IIS yards. race across the aeward peninsula from Club championship, of similar nature Nome to Candle and return, covering and open to all clubs of two months the distance of 420 miles In four days, standing. hours and lift ten minutes. twtnty-th- r asm with the College championship, came in second and Atkinson conditions aa In the foregoing, cup to Berger third. be awarded In tha cases of the various No less than 1200,000 was wagered on championships. tha outside of the event The ten teams In addition there will be a special which started In the contest last novice race, open to any amateur on to Fink, (he aclflc coast who has never won a Thursday morning belonged Berger, Atkinson, KJlatadt, Lawton, first prise In any running race. Contu, Adams, Heron, Cary and Dor-ricThe relay carnival will be held race the auspicee of the University of run No moreIn past years has been under trying conditions The California on the varsity cinder path and will begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow trail waa bad and the winds were terrific. direcmorning. The arrangements, Fink is one of the leading lawyers of tions, and management of the affair have been placed In the hands of the the North, la a dog fancier, and hla team wina the championship of Alaska Big C" Society of the University. The fraternities and ho.se clubs at the aa a result of thla race. The test Ik one of canine endurance and sliced that University are making elaborate preparations and are looking forward with la hard, even for the beat seasoned dug considerable pleasure to tha entertain of the country. Following thtir arrival, the winners received a hearty reception. ment of the visiting athletes. rim md in Oig-deep-imf- lo- Men who BOVS BOXING r 1908. 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