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Show rr i ta i. '4 a t tt - "r 0 StDAY TOE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 1 1 i f . I . t 5 MORXISQ, JUNE 27, 1920 - r a a 3 23 Famous Hawaiians Will Be Here Tuesday Fastest Riders in State Will Compete rrx"' r?i?rrfrw?i W orld Champions Local Swimmers to Meet New Marks Expected in Bike Road Race g? ' ' i i xy. 'Nr7?ii -- ', I - ;. .mexandeh I ; wwmMwnS j Plan Afoot to Enlarge the Arena; Special Trains and Cars to Bring Fans. ? CEASE . vf I PARK CffAMPOHmt AQ7 fc Special to The Tribune Idaho, June 26 Interest between Mike O Dowd end Oordon M(Kay, to he held In this city July Z, is taking on that phase known as a uto. Throughout Idaho there Is a regular fever about the light, at d It seems a (.ertainty that tnere will be an unprecedented number of visitors in Pocatello to se the battle The arrival of O Dowd and the beginning of hs training has stimulated interest If It needrd any stimulation The fans are now dividing their time between the training quarters of McKay and those of ODomd, and there Is no end of discussion respecting the style and general aspect of the fighters Owing to the remarkable growth of Interest the promoters are contemplating an enlargement of the arena. The original plans called for a seating capacity of t Is proposed to add 2000 to this fpiou It is raid the additional seat numbei can be arranged so thattevery one will offer Its occupant an unobstructed view of the ring It is thought now that 800 seats will be none too many This belief is lased upon reports from Inter mountain towns to the effect that large delegations are making arrangements for the trip 'Lveryone is talking about the fight said lAiVerne Collier, publicity director today, upon his return from a tour of the upper Knake river valley There will be hundieda of visitors from Ashton, Idaho Fails, Rlackfoot and other places In that set tlon Colder made the tour with a urew which put up irno huge pouters The O match Is booked for fifteen rounds In addition, there will be nutritious' The appetite preliminaries setters are now being arrangod J Itobb Brady, a prime mover in the promotion of the fistic carnival, went to Salt Ivake today to complete the details of the list of preliminaries He expec to receive assistance from Hardy K. Downing of the Manhattan club in that manager who has numerous boxers in spots ilt, where he can put his finger on them Rradv will also place tickets on sale in bait Lake rorATLJJ.Q, In the Ctti yl -. p- -- Lu.' . jv ,ijk .Ny Mrnmi Arafrr itSJSrSKV - TiMEmze &$: z V - - r4 - Y- k--V v y, 'y' s VK r. 5 xCfv' .v. V? Jtfi .J.mdK v . . & V Y y" 'V Dowd-AIcKa- LTTtf r 'Y MERSHELL ELDRDGE, TM WNNER. 9G - --' ' ican rate horaes of the staaou of XU 9 1 aiiee Moreover whet s t hiped in the Coat hint? t lu! of merh a Oaks one nnlo and tmee Cleopatra Kaiiope furlonga hard held in 2 IS and a fraction that Mie nilift t up uii nnphs! ed f .e mib the dHtanie in u toiplc qubker tim was the opinion of hi experience! Iwr m mi w hiv witntsafd tbe rate, or rather the exhibitor, for It was not a rite. Mr Coe declared after the running ot the Pimlico Oaks that he would send t'lcofatra to Jyatomi for the dtrh hut he dd not realize wlen )t made this announcement that the Coaching Club of America Oaks and the Latonia derby, loauiw of po r team woik i winter n the hetwe aso-cia- t t st hett r Rifin-- ( Eleven on and the Kentuiky Jok l uh vvhf n this springe date hedues were t on wue male d e he vu Ic rim : Horses The Oaks lot ke l like i gallop for ( wliih it ijpeml fail tertiln that Paul lo ies anl Cpset woild give v fill the an in the Imported argument will The east kOlIHVlIIU Juff deibs Paul Jone at tint time ltr the Jkdtonla hY8 (irt-rt- e representation htms in first class cond tton .0 I arot ia Oaks a raw of one mile oil fillies wnieh atlit a iiuart.r fur at CovinKton on lull 3, Training Satisfactorily. will No three vem-olafter ft mpMt of eleven years Crystal of ftther sg pi tie Maid lit' own sister of lan thh Terr bl tilted Stitee ia tr lining more satin and the dam of Hasten On, one of the fmtorllv lust now than la Ueopatra and most., promising? of the mrrant season M ,, , on Oaks day ie ,t itnnla lolls having been its last going to see u yyontlerfu! giloier Ijat ' 11 winner won son wilt lip rptnllcd ( teopatra Patrons of Kentucky racing probably but Up-In the at haratogy are not et prepared to believe It, but wbith us won bv Hoiicfjl Man o War and In In Ceopatra an Imported daughter of the Champagn- - a rue of upvt n furand tJalllre W R. Coe now one longs run at Belmont park In Keptrmber, Oorojra ot-th country s leading producers of which she won herself and she Is racthorouuhbieds ha havmg breeding estabtill spring as a horse tint wins the lishments In Wyoming nnd Kentm ky, ing It rarely happens Chunpagne shout possesses tills spring about as gool ae that a champagne wittier tails to train mare a hak Ixen seen under colors slm in And this statement Is Beldamn's time will not te the on y Posh made altli full recognition of the ex op- eastern filly 'eopstra In the Oaks i ext sat ir lay the kentuihv II tional merit of litgret , Bedwell Is groou ing ( onsfanry Cleopatra will the bpinayyay winner of lam, and Clo-- p Derby alrnsr of l'H for the he the oasts host tra s most fnimdaM- - r it among the la If beaten by a western she Oaks and fillies for t e oaks an) will dollar eastern ail many Const up v Is going well ( onat aspirant, ncy lias a in find a resting I lure Kentuiky been lite finding hirolf emus of poor 10 kel ti til mg Ink earlier in tie mkoii If Versons who saw the running of the Constancy trains as we'l as Holwel beKentuikv derl y vhuh Paul Jones won lieves file will, tomriiuuhr I K D from Lpset with On Wattli third Itos. yy bo lia-- s not bad as so finishing far bnk In the rin k hi tins i imiii as he was mu h lurk havlig a year d oer ago, will te after baaing shown a hnlllant trl by a mure of reptestrifed the Churi kill Downs imtrse a i ouple of tl e highest class T he m the running of the hassador filly was the imported monev days la advame of to biggest d S' mint eastern w nm r of tie two-- v derby, are OfInclined of the softer the ability of Cjcopatia estimates oat last yiar btx They are dls osed to the opinion that If Cleopatra waa as good at Churchill Downs on the Sth of Mav as Iienret i Will had been fke years befote, she woul have won. They do not take mmh stock In the contention that Cleoj atra nab pulled up bv Alctee after belt g Afttr confining hi efforts to ot ithing bumped by On Watih colli ge hdfct hail fr r the lan in Form. Not ('arl DmidKrn4 (Id tune Cjh h liCleopatra joarp lt n e r has the has Louis ard n ils, f !emrnstratl jo'ned 01opHtra ut to hep FLiikev not to pit h again, ah returned eavt U t Kntuk no the was mar linrlcin sher real of the bt xoung htr dtxtlop detby form in Kiser and i irks tiie uis staff in form hr nbmin? tlie Pimlito Oak t e het tuo pit hers Coaching Club of old Cub dePiopnd Maryland and the known at the I nversuv of M America Oaks at Belmont park She dele Ins be n "oat for the fillies in the Pimlico feated first-rat- e hr to he and he o Oaks In Arethusa and Rubidium and she liMt spen fh trimmed another star in the loathing quite a hanl n ri foi the ( aris ('tub of America Oaks when ahe defeated aldlitv pf tht Carimals to mairrain tlioir u Fren.h-breu all ot 1 da firmer not "on prenent rank defends alter lyaRablee, thea Rabelais sire of Durbar, British t tie hitRrs a j reat as t ie ait i ii And Lmdaren is Just derbr winner of 114, and Naturalist, upon the pttfers ore of the fleetest and earnest of Amer the man to keep the staff in trim I i Stake Race Restored After Years; 'Xapse of Contend. Eastern ho-;at- v rt 1 three-year-o- ld ct I lt y two-year-- I Cleo-pgt- THE ra ear-Oi- Carl Lundgren Help Train Cardinal Pitchers scral , y Time Prize Winner of For- rer saon, V E T ir4 Conditions Said to Be Ideal for Establish- Breeding ment; TENNIS Finn Interested. to wk tire unit The list of offa nils who will handle Kavmond Bex starter, the race h hidnev smith M M Munav and A I rai k t.anlner and tm i Brotdbetk hami.i tpper- hares Hairy lleagre f dalera iniiimiui n fere Iowa, and a annilai committee of dealjudges er scorer Th Saltalr lin will run sj e i tl trains for the to C mmodation of th spttUoi who intend to fo low the pnirtts ot the ra e The s il nr pe Iw iv n o 1o at d mug the that pt loi a f w i lib v mmd e if the rut the ftps wil In ath to view the grind fiom tnn scats in the trn n Two mms at the gfuwav and also mbs at tht timsh will afford atojt tl rcefine Uws of tin ra e e.spftially & -- n ( RUPERT RIFLE CLUB ELECTION. HfMrinl te The Tribune HI PLFtr Idaho June ing of the Rup rt H fie s At a meet- ih the follow lug officers wue M eleitd for the enLari augh pr silent T suing far W Halhdav n.r(tar tres.ur F.egu-la- r 8V ooa are c.d on the long pravtl c range LODGE PUTS OUT MlNVlM'OIls dg Jaj k MORAN June 'h fanner Faul e u y w e kht kno(kedout an of s Ibu s in the tMrd of luld te i round boxing Ki Mo rout d mat h ash bee it ml t SPOKANE June 26.- - The Alan racetrack. cm 'e the pride of turf devotees of the northwest but in recent years the victim of state laws that have throttled hore racing may yet coma into its own and if plans cow being formulated by Wealthy California horse breeders materialise the farm comprising the track at Alan may be purchased by the syndicate and transformed into a breeding farm lhN is the message brought to Spokane h W W Finn, who for three se isons was managei of the Coeur d Alene Fair and Racing association at Alan Few men are tetter known among horsemen of the west than Blip Finn During the two seasons he has been a track lat cial at Tijuana, 'just across the line in Mexico He is at the Davenport hotel and will spend several days in the utv looking over ithe ground with the Intention cf recommending to California associates the purchase of the farm at Alun or negotiating for the purchase of some other similar site in the inland empire. Ai cording to Finn, horsemen of the Lnited States realize that the cllmatn conditions, the feed and water offered bv the Alan district are not surpassed During the training seasons, when Hu Alan track waa operating, horsemen were of one voice in declaring conditions ideal for breeding and training fa wt horses Breeding farms have been established in localities that have proved unsuccessful because of Inability to secure feed and water that kept stock in prime condition Mr T'inn asserts that there is a iw amity (f horses in the west and that leading breeders are getting together to restore stables that have dwindled by establishIt ing breeding farms In Ideal localities is the Intention of t'alifornla associates, Mr to a establish Finn in farm the (f S)Kkine district possibly at Alan, another in western Washington and one In ( alifornla The Alan track was recently sold at sheriffs sale at Coeur d Alene to John oung of Post Fails for an amount slightly more than $3&00, It is erv seldom th it a dog and a at can he on nm h good t:tnH a to drink i Tut such is nulk out o1 th sunc the case with llaprv and F r tz The Is ture above pn proof of such a s Airedal1 and Happy is a registered l An. ora Both are the Fritz D an property o' Mrs John Dcnckcr ot 4"o Thirteen h a mie ANNUAL PUBLISHED. ear hooks that chronicle seasonal sports this years Spalding Ten-- n s Annual reflects the growth and popu-Ur- it of tenuis In its voume of con-- v teutx Edited by Samuel Hardy manager of the team recentlv sent to England bv the I nlted States Dawn Tennis association to contend for the privilege of challenging for the Davis cup now hed In Australia, the annual la undoubtedly the most complete and attractive ls3ue since the Initial number, published quarter of a century ago In his native Callfot'V. tennis Beginning nla and living subsequently. In England, l the middle west and now In New York, being also a member of the rules committee. Mr Hardy is peculiarly fitted to discuss everv phase of tennis from the viewpoint of both player and spevtator. The entire volume seems full of novelPersonal sketches of each of the ties first ten In the ranking their age weight, height and anaKsla of style of under the full page Individual ai tion picture of each, will prove Interesting reading for everyone. The complete list of plavers officially ranked last season ie Included, also the first ten for euch year back to the Inauguration of the selection In 1SS3 Editor Hardy s Interesting comments on various aspects of tennis ere readable The story of the national and pertinent championships Is contributed by Fred B. Alexander the famous Internationalist, while other prominent events are duly chronicled Complete Davis cup statistics, lists of previous national champlomi. En dish clsmolons and the names of winners of the principal tournaments last season are reeorded. .As usua the Illustrations form an Important feature, while the attractive new rover gives a hint as to the wealth of Information that the annual contains. As with other 1 C hr fc waiian swimming team which will compete for places In the Olympic games. The best known member of the team is Duke Kahanamoku, world's champioft sprint swimmer, and the others are almost as famous In the world of water sports They are Ludy LSnger, who holds the worlds record for the 449 yards In open water: W Kealoha, worlds champion back stroke sprinter, II Kruger, title holder for tlih world's record In longdistance bark stroke swimming, P. Kealoha, Junior national champion, 100 yardd W W. Harris. Hawaiian oi en water champion middle distant e swimmer, and Miss Moses, champion woman swimmer of Hawaii The meet will be under the jurisdiction of the A A ., and the state s best swimmers are getting Into condition to meet the ihxmpl-iti- s The Hawaiians have been warned against the difficulty of swimming In the Great Balt lake, but their manager has wired that he does not consider this a serious handicap, so that a great exhibition Is expected for the Valuable Prizes. HAT the Ju'v Fourth road race wU Lrtak all immtri orle speed rHo iht is th beln f of the lo al dr i!i i a who in rromottns: the event and ula of many of the old time riders who epe t to enter this ear s course The new thirtn-miJ- e gitnd frrm th uty to Katmr, exjetted to le ltd much faster than In ex(elnt shr the Lairooii ioute f rmerlv Uad i Blinks f( entrirs whKh will close at Jtilv 2 7 o dock of the Evening of F'rtdav at I handed in at ai maj hi procurestores m the of the Ikycie tu Th entrv list, wnitb Is not hkey to reach expected proportions until a day or before the date of close flll ln i iude numerous wininrs of other vears pr re and first-plAmong them i!t be tune fni ba k as 19JS. e ndera from and many who have started in the races of the past two v ars f the prizes included in the MtM longest ilt in vears wnl be on exhibition at tin hired More The prizes this number fiftv four whb h tne him tint evt-nder who fmiehea better than fifty ftf will be rewarded with anvthttg ranging dnrnond medal dofrom an xpeiiv nated by the baitair corniauy, to a bicycie meet which wfll tax world-champi- v mer Years Will Contest swimming at Saltalr Tuesday Is regarded as one of the most Important events of the kind that has ever taken place In the state swimmers Four and two holding national records will compete with local swimmers and will give exhibitions of their skill. spectacular These swimmers are members of tho Ha- g v! w htle d fnvorlte wheu the final national ellmln itlon tare for the Amerkan btcvile road raring team run fro'n Newark, X horth after Julv 4 tones Is being figure aa another cerHe hold the world a amateur tainty mipaied record for all distances from 30 miles to 100 miles Hia figure is e j a He has not gone the Oh'mpu distance of 107 7 ml'es vet hut Is expet ted to qualtft for the finals in one of t tie western riistrl t trials Kot klcr s is cord mav be short llted, as other distrht trvouts are being run with large entries and manv iratk pad a'ers as well as promising ttnktioans like Kockkr in the lists There will be eleven of these dletrti t trials some ol which have been run The first six men to finlsit In eaih trout will he eligible for the final in Julv tltiffalo trvout was held the last of May for cvcllsts In New ork state west of Syracuse Ohio and PennsjUania This was run over a tourse though, and no records for the Oijmpic distance could be recorded Ktders lltlntr within a radius 0 New d orjc Tift, Including ( onre New Jersey Long Island, New dork state as far west as I tit a and 1 h la ie phia, wll orn etc in the metropolitan tune 20 and June .7 The district tourse will stirt In Floral park I, 1, and will he for the full Oh mplt distance One of the hard hit k do e'r pments of Ol.mplt blcvtle at fixities to dite is the situation ut width Joseph Saelens of Ft leago f nds himself sae).n, ran Kork-le- r a greit finish In the mldwestern tr out The two drew away from the He'd 2d miles from the finish and rode gde by side until the last Uisult of the tourse in Humboldt Park, where the finish was On the last lip Koikler diew staged two jarrls aha of and ht d the lead through tl e filial spirit to tl e fln- t DIKE TILS TO T -- 1 100-ml- le ST HELD JULY 4 Seems Certain That Ernest Kockler, Distance Rider, Will Be in Olympics. loo-ml- NEW YORK, June 26 The aimy transport which will take Americas ion-- , tingent of Olympic games contestants to Belgium the middle of July is almost sure to have Ernest Kockler of Chit ago ahd Walter Jones of Stockton, ( al a Kockler, an unknown until passengers he won the mldwestrn Oh mph tral run hha-ro- , between M lwauke an J ne 6 c bolds the American recont f r the road race distance 108 M n lies His time was 5 13 51 2 5 He is looked ujon 1 oiv-pi- 100-ml- ut t plsv-prin- ted Y. M C. A. HAS BALL CLUBS. POCATELI) Idaho. June 2 J B Hakeman Americanisation secretary of the local Y M C A . has been able to form two baseball clubs from among the fortv men enrolled In his classes In and civics Jim Calais an man Is captain of one team end Is errant Toni I captain of the other nine, rhrls Tytgos was chosen secretary end treasurer lan-gm- he I tsh Baelens's time was only 1 of a ser ond under Koi kler s But that Is not the hard luck. Saelens Is not naturalised Unless he can show his papers, he will not be able to compete in the finals In July for the chance to represent the I nlted States Lelglan road In August on the i Treat Your tte-m- u -- VEQLEAB introduce our new department we are selling thousands of pairs of hose at exactly eastern wholesale cost. Come TO Tubes happy' . look em over! FRITZt. va c"- - e- rLm. - Still Selling Some Regular $5 Tire at only $3.50 UPSTAIRS You also know what NEVERLEAK urifl do. 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