Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-01-25 | Page 10 | "Cyclone" Thompson Dodges Pete Sullivan

"CYCLONE" THOMPSON7 DODGER PETE SULLIVAN .Manager Grant received a telegram from "Cyclone" Johnny Thompson Monday Mon-day evening announcing iha.t be would be unable, to box with Pete Sullivan for some I lino to eonm and asked for a postponement post-ponement of tlin contest. When Sullivan was seen regarding the mailer he said that, he did not think Thompson would como through, as the Pocatcllo licking could not be so easily forgotten. As the fans are all anxious lo seo Sullivan Sul-livan and "Blrdleg" Collins go again, a contest may be arranged between theso two lightweights In the near future. Sullivan Sul-livan says Collins will novor last the. limit again. Collins says the same thing of Sullivan. Y. M. C. A. Athletics. Eighlv Y. M. C. A. boys aro to compete com-pete in the national Y. M. C. A. athletic events next .Friday night- Those who have entered for the contests1 aro as follows: fol-lows: W. Jones. E. Montague. M. McCarthy, R. Wilson, II. Price, E. lloutz. C. Allsop, L. Young. W. Ycazle. F. Ostler. B. Flora, H. Traynor. A. Cllne. L. Parker. N. God-be. God-be. A. ljlctz. W. Newberry. M. Morris, F. Porter, IX Stone. R. Pea body. R. Drumin, M. Bennlon. O. Romney. R. Shea. G. Iglehart. D. Ausherman. G. Goss. D. Ahorn. L. Spencer. W. Snarr. LT. Par.all. II. Self, R. Rogers, W. Mayo. R. Mc-Cleane, Mc-Cleane, J. Cllne. II. Bishop, D. Corny. W. Catto. F. Smith. L. Davenport, jr. Everett. Ever-ett. IL Hudson. F. Beer. W. Jglehcart, C Summers. F. Chamberlain. P. Knnkel. .1. Brouss. II. Kay. M. Chandler. W. Smith. If. Greenwood. E. Francis. E. Erickson. H. Mvers. F. Wilgslaff. C. Smith. A- Eng-man. Eng-man. J. Hall. D. Gnnnett. G. Given. II. Barker. It. Larson, L. Candland, E. Eckstein, Eck-stein, D. Keith. L. Puzey, F. Hutchinson. L. James, II. Halton. A. Ccdcrqulst. R. Owens. C. Kaullng. C. Cllne. S. f.oekhart, K. Greene. F. Woizol and R. Mclntyre. Substitutes B. Blgolow. P. Davenport. L. Willis, O. Anderson. R. Whcolhouse. L. Jarvls. .7. Thomas. Ji. Davenport. A. Dorah. R. Tempest. IL Appell, W. Livingston. Liv-ingston. IL Nelson. C. Prnntz, Charles Howard. John Caffey nnd O. Lovcll. Fort Douglas Sport Notes. Lieutenant Elliott of Company II of the post is anxioun to inateb his riflemen against the team from tho signal corps Tho soldiers use the regular Springfield army rifle wilb the .22 caliber bore, and will give the guardsmen tho privilege of doing the same Lieutenant Elliott said that tho war department Issued an order whereby the regulars at tho post should help the guardsmen as much as possible It Is possible a match will be held Sunday noon In the armory 1ml. . The signal coips basketball team is still keeping up Its good work, and Manager Man-ager Paul Armstrong Is anxious lo take his team to MantI and play the Mantl five on the evening that the new armory Is opened.