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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING SOft,-- - whloh .f a flat guaranty--o- f Igure Charles thinks Is not large enough. He was offered $10 000 som time Sgo by Jersey City and hope to land that much , from Newark, r Hard-hitte- rf ll i Bud Christian, Buffalo lightweight, has had the misfortune to- loss hi mother, who died the other day after a short illness. Christian called off hi bout with Andy Chaney and Frank! Britt, scheduled within- the next few days near Boston. The Kentucky boxing commission has their accepted end ratified the action of delegate to the convention held In New York last month at which th national boxing association was formed and a new set of rule and regulations drafted, for Matched Manhattan Headliner; Card Appears " Balanced. t , if I, ft I I"" Chicago Jt- f- 4 f Ij r' , . J "S"F Lake Tribuaa Leased Wit Tribuse-gs- 4 V V at IDAHO HOOP MEET MARCH it Hughle Duffy, who has Mid very little The Newark club, which Is seeking s over the chances of the Red Sox, cornea between Charley White and Benny out of seclusion and warns th experts match Leonard, offered the local left hook artist DETROIT GIRL WIN 9WIM. MILWAUKEE. Fb. II. Margaret Woodbrldge.) Detroit, won the central A. swim championship here A. U. last night, also breaking th central record by fifteen seconds She covered th Norman Roes, Chidistance In S 09 cago, captured the central A A. C, senior championship, swimming under tha colors of th Illinois Athletic club. He covered the distance In :66 BASEBALL BRIEFS i. Feb. 19. According to reports from New York Miller Huggins will use Johnny Mitchell! hi coast recruit, either a a utility man or as trading stuff to other dub In prospective deals However, many of tb critic believe Mitchell wll fit la at second with the Yankees, CHICAGO, Th Senator wilt train In style this spring Tampa officials will put McBrides athlete up at their new 3,000,01)0 hotel. Nick Altrock promises to be the first man Into camp chiefly as press agent for the coming of the big leaguers to watch his club this year Duffy says the Box and give, other clubs will hav something to say about th pennant claim of the Yankees and Indians. The chib that train In Texas are promised fin weather. The rainy season Is over, according tb reports, and the thermometer has seldom dropped below the 70 mark in the last month. In most - Instance it ha been between to and 90 In , th shade. Mike Knode, the tnfiddef who was a sensation at the University Of Michigan last year, has announced he will not return to professional baseball. He joined the Cardinals, hut miule-oBy a. lair showing last tall. He received very Uttl chance to make good, however. 7 ) BOXING NOTES Arl-m- Chics bantamweight, will swap punches with Jebe White at Toledo, March 1, Instead of Fbrury 2S, as .announced. The reason for the change Is because young Montreal and Joe Lynch box at Detroit on th first Sherwood Magee, who played In the out. dats and ae tho two cltle are within a field with Columbus last year, has virtustreet car ride of eah other many tans would like to see both bouts. ally come to term with Minneapolis. f A ys .3 48,DJUiSlHU iy tumora University Athletic association team, left to right Glen Smith, center? Lele Spencer, forward; Bill Goodrlck, Kingsley Clawson, forward; Floyd Thatcher, guard; Leslie Whits, mansgsr. AND 12 to Tribune 8lt hake Tribune Leased Wire, CHICAGO. Febi 19 Jo Burman, local w u V 7 POCATELLO, Ida , Feb. 19. Donald Du Sault, student manager at the Idaho Technical Institute, yesterday sent announcement to the principals of all high school in dhe eoutheastern Idaho district calling their attention to th annual basketball tournament which will be staged this year on March 11 and More than twenty high schools will 1$. receive the invitation to taka part in tha meet. The winning team will represent th section In th state meet at Moscow one week later. The rules have been laid down by th state high school organisation and atet that each team will be limited to ten men, the list of names of which must be certified to by tha principal of tha high school, stating hi true age and that he t a bona fide student AD members of team must not hav been 21 years old or mor at the beginning of the present school year. Each team must pay Its own expenses while traveling, while tb Pocatello expenses will be taken care of by the receipts of th tournament Each year a goodly sum remains to assist In defraying th expenses of the winning team to the state tournament WlU The Idaho Tech, management .choose the officials, who In tie case will Fbe connected with or biased In favor of any of the competing teams The leading teams of last year' successful meet, Aberdeen, Shelley, Mated, Blaokfoot and Pocatello, will again be In th tournament and several others, god Springs, American Fella, Montpelier, Weston, are Grace, Mackay and Rockland som of the best of th new entries Reports of the retirement ol Art F7eh-h-- r have been set at rest by the of his signed contract by President receipt Baker of the Philadelphia Nationals. v i i .A fslr-eixe- ha Barney Dreyfus is not backward In saying he has designs on the 1921 National league pennant Harney figures that Gibson will drive the Pirates over th line in front, now that he has Maranrllte, V V: s er won-eve- V race closest in history of organization f NEW YORK, Feb. 19. Betting on cor-tiIs getting to be quit a fad among the men of chance hereabouts at the boxcontests in th Garden, these days. ing Irrespective of what boxer is likely to corners tha boya feel that it la the as aa( to bet on a corner as it is just on a fighter witi the present prop of judges operating. The story baa Just leaked out how Max-- y Blumenthal was thrown for a lose in the reeenat Pal Moors and Montreal bout. Maxey Is by way of being a big booster for Moore, snd on the night of the eon-ted he had wagered A bet on the northwestern comer Maxey then "Nut out Lewis and Walsh, Tommy sought and asked them If they would mind having their boy sit in th northwest corner. Certainly they would not, end when Waleh toted Moore into the ring that night he noticed that the pet corner was occupied and he had to content himeelf with the southeast corner. There was Blumenthal with h!a roll down on Montreal as a result of tha corner selection, while his choioe, Moore, nestled over In th opposite corner. What was Maxey io dot For tb? Aval ha dosen round Bluroen ihal aat light, but whan Moore began to draw away from hi opponent, Maxey tried to get from under and do a little hedging, but it wae too lata He had to sink with his corner selection while hta heart was with the Memphis kid on the other side of the ring. It Isnt often that they get such a wise old owl a Max Blumenthal, hut they urely kept tha skids under him good and proper that night. However, the betting on the corner continue to amuse the boys who must have a little flyer down on anything that cornea along. $ kiS BASKETBALL on Corners I$ Popular in New York semi-wind- a $ Betting , alx-rou- I T W0 TE AM S TI E DTOrCOMME RCIAL LE AGUE CH AMPIO NS H I P NEW ORLEANS. Feb 19 -- Captain Bob Roper ofc Chicago knocked put Jim Griffin of San Francisco In the second round bout her lest of a scheduled fifteen-roun- d punch to th chin night A short right Griffin weighed Iff ended th fight. pounds and Roper 134. Kid Dutch and Canadian Carter, for Canadian Kid," who will fur' merly th feature event nleh the Hardy K. Downing's weekly elugfest 'in the Hippodrome theater tomorrow night, will put on the finishing touche to their training today. A both boy are In excellent ahape, they should give" the fan one of the best battlea aeen at the club some time."" Dempsey Informed Champion Jack Manager Downing yesterday that he was over tomorrow night to have ancoming other look at the old borne of battlea. where he got hie atari, and a. box baa been reserved for the champion and his party. Several of the local boys have been the past week getting some real workout with the champion, who ha been taking in to exercise shape, keep daily 7. fewpd Johnson, who has lost returned from Kansas City, where he took part In several bout, has been on of Damp sey'a sparring partners the past week and aay be la going to take Red Newer measure in a decisive manner when they tomorrow night. meet in the has also beep putting in -- some Jvewey licks at Stephenson's gymnasium hard and Is ready for the big doinge. Frankie Smlthera, the popular west side lightweight and one of the hardest hit ting boy of his weight hereabouts, la also In prins" BMjttrftW hi 'match - with Dkk De tlayso of Garfield, and ae both boys are willing mixer there Bhould be plenty of action. Another bout on the bill will be quite a contrast to the heavy gunner, a and Benny Kamos, Johnny Woodman a couple of flyweight have been booked up for tbl bout. 10 While these boy pounds, they are weigh only about and th Filipino rugged little battler boy carries an awful wallop for a rylad of Woodmansee ha hi else. bout in which he has taken part at th club and Is beginning to look like comer. Guy Spangler and Blondy Briggs, who will furnish the first preliminary, are regular cyclones from the time they start until on or th other brought home the victory and will no doubt give the tans a lively scrap. Wlfhberg anf Hiltle Coy, a'cou-pl- e Bobby brand-neof youngster, will furnish the opening bout. FEBRUARY 20 1921. guard; Elmsr Thorum, guard; Curt Hawley, forward; o, 220-ya- 6. 100-ya- rd $. ii i CADILLAC will never find a finer YOU or more faultless running car than the Cadillac Type 59 at this or any other. Auto Show. University Alumni team, Isft to right Tommy FlUpstrlcK, forwards WMford Rom $ Happy Von Pelt, confer. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE AVERAGES. Week radius febnrary 11, 1991. 4 The ovation always accorded it is sufficient prc5of of the superiority and g popularity of the Cad- never-wanin- ................ Seeder. Crane (a. Power. ( ran Co. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday! Exhibit Cadillac Suburban and Phaeton and ' , touring, All other model on exhibition at our State Street Salesroom, Hlaoos, Block, f.l ... 27 S3 SS ......... 38 .......... ..82 Mr Slate Smith Veu Hunt, Km HU fan Heutes. II., B C it. Rood. X C. M I Umi Kmerr. Cron ( . . .. Ae 175 173 173 ins 14 184 183 . 181 159 159 .. Beano. ...... 4 '' ILtehardeoa. K. I' Ilelliiioom K Burt. BOB M I br SB. to... . . la- - Huber, Mlttron. k OB Cotteroll. Wklker Keono. jf X Co. Blor ran Nerlor Ira, Bmlih Poua - Established 1908 Utahs Oldest Automobile Dealer fWeeC.ternM 51 SOUTH STATE BOISE SALT LAKE . IDAHO Drug I ohm Mts. Stale Bupptr W elker a Blor Smith Pan Drug (0. Bean ... 1 ...13 ... 3 4 I Herne, ... or 3 184 121 113 11)3 101 Co 3 88 ... TVJfllll Ca e . . g. lib 0 Brie On . r 1 M. t Pro nil aluate seme aS Tram Turn kllgla three games, Wralars Lslua. Jo6 r If 18 86 18 83 LU . . Mimvvtl KdltuR lYnmlltali iMm it iif 1 ..42 ..28 181 .. .. .. e e . . .43 !, ism X It .M .VM 21 to P ,7M 2t ft n Prt .5T 18 24 rhl 9 1( 15 n 20 13 5 Co. 168 156 158 150 148 141 Ilt, 83 c. lUsiCtft Woodbury guards Otf ftomnoy, forward; Roy Mclntyro, contort ..... High three game. Brogle High tingle gam. Brogle.,,,. TELEPHONE LEAGUE. 46 Auditors Portcutte C, Steck, KcffDoero Aoginwfo Tt$onpci H, iuburbta ,, 9. Plnrklcy, Euimott, Milfteoivc PlackUf, Erl, ( ooatrpctioo 8weiiey, Subiirboo Utinlonaaeo ..... Tbao, McAdam, Auditor Drew, a.,.,... . ....... Hill, rooal ruction (Of laoo, Audtlora Benedict, 'Betotfrapb Cotructloa Loreridge Uatatenaocf Sullivan. GonatmctWn faintenanen Uroen, Hobaon, Engineer .. Duata, fCngtuoorn Heaa, Englneora Hayton, ...48 ...48 ...42 83 ,,.,..83 .,.,..41 ..... 82 3 TEAM. .......... ... j,.... Kilgore, Auditor DUvall. Telegraph Inah. telegraph ....... ..i Oabonia, Malntenaaca .... ( aanon, Q. Suburban .... natruettoft . Coyer KeMlltmr fonatmertog Taanna, C, Auditor . ... Kline, foaatruotloo Birch, Malptenaneo ...... Jonea, A, W , Snburbna , Pratt, C. C, Telegraph ... Ogden. Auditor ..... 182 170 171 1.7 168 185 184 184 183 182 181 18t ,...,.44 ..,,.,83 ..... 43 ,,....34 43 .,,...87 28 ..... lalegrapb Suburban .9 ... Pratt, 2 B , Walntenanco HolU BnginOerf ( Union, Engineer W tnctecuter, Aodiiors Kea, Englneera Kuhl. H. Suburban Gordon, gif Game. At. Alerts Telfrp)i OiUa. m 678 I 29 87 86 as 28 24 41 22 20 80 ,,.,..8116 25 .15 .12 .11 . 5 180 IS? High (lire 128 154 154 158 152 152 150 150 149 149 148 148 148 144 144 143 142 Thom paott MrAdam Kehl, H ForKutt Delta Pilot Ho pet to Win Another Pennant "DELTA, Feb. U. Monafter Lrlloy Bill bD cub, Is piannltiB atrong 141 team this season snd is booking s number 139 of food ntsers. Bine the Incorporation ,1.49 file lot ! club 3 hUmbi'P play-"- " 129 of era located In other town at present are 187 Bill 188 applying for psie on the team 183 neve that he hes every reason to believe that Ielt will seain win th champion- U1 ahip of southern Utah. of the Delta urT7lr . a, we Remember the Rig Character Dance Washington Birthday -- u Cash Will B Given Away Follow: First Best Character. $10.00 Second Best Character. $3.00 Each for Next Five Best Character. 5Q.OO S1B.00 , Albert fariaon 188 182 .. 3 .. I Of TBAMI Oame. Wo. 42 42 170 170 170 180 188 18 186 188 188 188 185 188 S4 . 88 Co. .......42 43 8 19 25 .a .... 41 in '170 21 Heneg-r'- a ('rote. Mr A la me. Teiepben TlioiP"". Telephone Qlaon, tUreeell Ptlerao 14 174 174 174 178 178 171 89 ... Mena, gtreeell ptteraon Uo. Ertleon Elec. Co. Rowley t tah Vole Cg. N phi Plaeler C. fbedatl'S Bro. ... ..... ....... .... ...... talon Away S3 183 180 180 180 179 179 179 173 178 177 177 177 176 ITS 178 178 18 43 .... Mo-loi- ra TEAMS iih 1N8 It ....89 ....24 .... ..... gTANDINO iM .12 ... Wailrk, gtreeell PntMo Co. Cwnaer. Vlln Elec, to n Maoeey, Bllein Eloc. Co. . , ...27 . rooe l)o Bdnorda, B 41 B. la. Soudora. 3. O B. Co . STA.MUNQ Worri)). talon Aaaay llonager't Robblua, H'neaora Sweeney. Telephone Hire roll Paleraon Wl ... ... 188 184 ....II ... 14 ....42 ... 41 ... 13 ... 83 ... 18 ... 81 ........ t,Sri - Ae .42 .88 Q. Indieldml Indirldual . .89 Thayne, Tote phono . .Moptrt plaaton la.,,.,- -. P la, ter Co. Mortln. PoMrutt, Telrphone . Trlophoo Pinckloy, E, 3enaen, W , Edtaos Elec. C. Reodall, Reedall a drier, Nephl PlaaUfE Co William. Ediaon Klee. io. ... - . Eeedallt .. Mrlby. Mlltoa, ..... Bro. " D , lo. Vnle Plarkley Wot , Telephone -- . Baer. Utah Vnlc Co UyltennSan, Union Aaaty .... Maaaey, 1 ulnn Aaaay Hampohlra. Henagor t Hnrlirk Slravell Patoraoa Co. ......... ...... I LUh Danley, Mallow. Walker Star Bean Bean Brra Welkufi BUB lo. .... . W ord, Walkota Btor r M .L Brut Heoeklem. YoIdo. Smith rau Toareley Wetter Vote .... Barkis. Welker a atom Jonet, BOB t'e Bro. ..... Beaaa, T, K Paulo, Oran lo. Pan Smith Btmnvneu, Blutoau, Walker 1 Biot .... gut ..... ......... CS ..... Plorirmt, I tit Vale. 153 Haneger, Henager 153 Vouu. gtreeeu rateraoa C. 163 Gberke, Ediaon Eieo. Co. . 1M Pelly, Heedalla I lab Vuk Co. ... CoUlnoo Broil. Utah Vole Co ..... Trowahrtdg. glretell Patoraoa Melroy. I nloa Aaeay Poiarutti H , TelephoM ..... Pouiton, Ediaon Elec la. .... Roaaetl, Henager'a .... ...... .... .... Bro. Even C., Lore, 15 Ptnkelo, Welkor't Store . .... Ktor Bletllo. Wolkrr Prato, Mm. Stair ... Welkcy. Smith Caua 256 ..... ........ Drus,. 1. Blot Hroderooo, Walker f T 4.3)) 11 Woe tern Union (' U I. Drug Pouiton, Nowell, Woetern 1 nlon kit eem. Min. Nordnulot, Smith Pen . .. Tbowpeui, Wettrrn Union Kenan. ' 4 .......... Game. 33 Keens, O., Besn Bros. 10 Qtllanaway, Walker's Blor X S3 I C. U Petition. 2.R , Drug Braworton, g 0 U I Iru. ........ .SO S3 klltrbrU. Weei.ni I'utua S3 laepey. Mts. klei.e Deneke, WMtera Union .....80 High tingle gem. B rawerton. , , High tlirae game. 0. Brent. . . CITY LBAOLB AVERAGES. Week ending Pebruary 10, 1921: Game. Bockholt, Henager'a ,...42 Hallea, tsloa Aaeay ; Olsen, Nephl Plaeler Co. Jen era. P C., Edleoa Elec. Co. ; Walker, A, Union Aeaey . ... Mullet, bepht Plaeler Co ... Erana, C, Utah Vulc, Co. .. Albert, lelephoa Burt, Boedall'a Buah, .Aeplit Platter lo. Indletdual Indleldual BOWLING RECORDS guard; Clar ny, , " v |