Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-03-21 | Page 6

~ 9 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1909. A DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS CONTAINING Te |GRAGK SALT LAKE ¥: M. G. A. WRESTLING CLUB HIGH SCHOOL ON WHICH HOPES FOR STATE HONORS ARE BASED, [0 HOLD MccI VOLLEHE PORT am New York, March 20.-The college! baseball season soon will be on and thero is every Indication that the season will show play at least up to the; average on the part of the big college the the spectators will first part of the not have to race, during Coming Contest Will Be Greatest Ever Held in the State. watch which Ke the teams.Ss All of the Big Six hav sire Broadway to the baseball Cone leams nd it ts the best Impression | and will then finish up around th that the champlonship will be closely | three-lap track that is to be built contested. inside the grounds. The Harvard university: baseball ars quad is progres! nicely. There Is Tho first step toward the re pun n ery. re on to belleve that the 1909) of faateall relations between Princeton teum will be one of the strongest that | and Harvard universitles was taken has represented the Crimson in somé}] when the schedule of the Crimson vears. Under the tutelage of Christy | freshmen for next fall was ratified Mathewson Ris the New Yor Giants, } It is now assured that the fir renr he pitchin department {s now one} en ot the se two institutions will meet of the RECO rest features at the Cam-/ on the gridiron next autumn. This {s bridge ins SANE Nt It was hoped that endoubtediy the even w he reby a last 3} ran tInfleld con bole pate st between the var vens tn kept intact, tae this plan as been the near future wlll be eoient about upset by the w Mea rawal from colenna eee tion, McCa after have With the season : He the of past bright shining star |} hammer-throwing brigade is | a inking the This ler fol ial ,, anes Baan: age ma changin a that (Hoes ot with athletics. ps through timnean and forth, but any definite there has | mer decision, W a locks and toc holds | | Jonn cis t pa tic | seeks Ner, Academy.aae‘conflict to ‘beeeplayed at ened Andover. in the sche ules, thewing agamio to May % playe in fit ff article to a recent issue ale Daily News, comparing of. the SO F United "In cles speaking ences between De of spot hola r dn e t 10Oldin Sq nse theraueren athletic s io 10 9 | teaague San chan The Crescents ag - ‘: ar W. G. Anderson, director of lstevéntn ea : > fale mnasium, contributes a 1 American an differ- and aie a n seem glued rositic ir. ° iol st caer us the Ail- ‘Americans held aM MS 1eOla . The top Crowns| Be ee r gs club on ee + Bottom row: Binch, veek | | be even Peres |lar oie Antrobus, wrestling fe ee hens ‘ event leoaety There are more gamey and few-| eee Recs here. ra eee ae "higher ror von of as Ennelish the employing is poe in will; 7 no ade ey of a tue of. The sacle! means 5 WEE for it unbroken Th per oa s big time uck event the up a team and will Salt the no 7 "the: rapid entire change tives i would Grhiatins better he ees tinction, but rather the sport. letics with the fen Ainy express nels : ar. | for i sole the man ie EO th Mon | = ~ oe Cres ie a n oe CoP universities ae . selves "pay all are a ectemiar e| - in red. eed: > ing. pact ‘ BE he cesto Sporte on ee upported eneee man paye shell h plane Fame a n this country." ee eke Beye: been ry athon: association mili th ee "Bob" 7 |e Bl |p 2 ata slo = g | : | =-2 Henager' S certain . girls a point fis Heniwer eile walecy: : 7] on wlll era Marathon ? | ers, pga! This Maratho with for 14/179 mawenine ; 19li7s. (2278. -/131178. to robably" ; re dean the leaguo Darko n will be unique re= che ae In that 2} Ps oe eal Cra Gann Z. = 8.2 Aya 9/178. Gl2eit09: aa hp 7 ee -{16}164.11) ‘ | Salt . Lake an they High iene ee game, 10) March but to 3) 5 6127 may Coes a 100\22 37 ane 2)36/51/ eq|ts27 the flight for Mr. and 45 24, " hakosute pg be to in as to means to the United HR were With of | physical This {s MclIn-| a enters we The iti uins S. Girls, : the ant up ing at roa C the ‘iret wants urray, mana of the meet- | fair Peooneeislast fall and og the 36 days eran any time a Mr. here, r. 3Murray this ah ack of Betandzeal ooking tre the Coast ~ | girls Cans eue lere | caso and assurances from many big sta- ae area days of ---_-_--____ for ae , Benne } 2 effries {n my unless Gatien h ess he who Is in probable. . . ay a suc- completed e Ruaranteeso 500 horses. on yenre' that. plans and Por Ee, - Wath - rae, a Ee nnera ne lS, Girls wee nhs i nce -- He 40. gee I hetor(tax eer borne ihe a Aine r Mr. ere improvements. Clow Cram Drage} 20 qainu tes: High $-Brown 1, Jones a2; rows-Jones Field bas} Cram ‘é. eo 2. Pausiogs ane ylor; tinekespar, ls to Bonen , Word sae a 83 ast a the| havo teach Jack looks Johnson : of this Soha ata Vithstanc |‘PLANS Pla the Re- the present looked outlook upon as the the will Siitcay most -_ i ron foe ork Thos Bae ae The n re Sp The season; the Utah teams. ab rt a and nine will will YF defend his titic , cer rive nich th Ww ae High 18 ¥ school aton him like RATS in practice. the kick of and. Silve Given to th i Pivec The enth ew an took plac between the. Bait eae aon y y- oP eee ©} PROGRESS| ING summer= to the best high to allow state high Schools year the Get In. real contest had High b-| achagl With. when took being counted the the second as real ' meet of Granite place from ran a hard « s schools are > race now competitors for High Fork CG ilege open 2 40 en Frice High school, and entering In two case it will men h lence cham- Phesmant Faqvedn men each ae mean re that in each event. y in ead* ee jpncen that there would handball Pleasant takocn echo Stake ae High High Expect Many Entries. of these schools have the priv- of ova | be Granite See Eich [sentation of ontest school, en school, heats it Would be in each See thereae will That would have to be pre» oe ee apomettiete eo a He a hs eci mule ee Much singles interest have | the game has and and been. the doubles. | Cc aroused entry Ist Billy Delaney In our ne autGr man. ha he. will proheht midst with De\-B.,| Al the ‘sult ed 1 as newton Tollows Kaut-| oa ~ ce 7 Thonn a Sonest. resented the eagle age: ng. oe ae ° "T saved by the en Jeet xo with theo the way, to ee le wood- | . ee i life, Dut dy and a Troe € and cay "tail feathers | decisfon with rane who saw |} ing | would stand We'll Cee had have against the ote the Bitter 565 AE ae E Engiish- him All ‘fight are yard dash. and all schools numbers "h theie schools or respond with it might that 100-yard will be be: dles, Hie: run mile a be semi-finals = one the day set for 440-yard si rd ant { Nene SEDER te seo leeat Shot, ne as pulled 220off dash, 1 22 eau ee if Cae the ee nee Schools Eee understood he winner. After the eeree doing." ae oe sex versus be so,it," easy ‘the public wouldnt qoon, as | in atating the man of that with Friends he intends men that of the to atte NCRit= not beaten. he has late George Siler s weimile Sun niece teen the run Teaeh and discus throwing | In former years ne been given but one for Sa gee first place and ons were presented for second and third places. This year, however, it is possible that silver eT Seiairan eaeennicur als and bronze; medals | i and - se pe Po cs eee ae ribbon | for etewand third eae : AWB: Roy White. versus RACE he} had arrived asked for a Bell Igle- MeNico]| 2s Tae wll ----- heavywelght, he intended. | Ui. Kaufman Barry has Te ee vault, MeNicol versus Bagby. Porter versus Taylor | for e | learned that Al here for bouts. Jack intended the aa said sadly Sith ee ° e pole Ligne hnOiaReerer high school men for etecolle ean atheee_ a Se oN ae Noel Baton hammer, y versus George | eeng ‘Dor DY, - Che Son return battle with Kaufman, but De-|. at all sat- | lan gives him no encouragement, Summers. if the See | thisTheyearevents, will Bagby hit, Beer beaten simply eee ext . is not hat of legitimate 120 versus the Intrusion daring and|®"dAdamson J.C. White "scandalous," and Eee ce e my of the re-|2nd it was trim mixes | ttKing on the come back an a good fight, their : Karrick oe majority a/ and | necessary to finals ho the win- | ae ay and the on he regular meet. PP ETE AaS DGuhies avowed} in| shows woodpecker had fis nest." The wood:| COX ald Ingebretsen versus Brown| hed Jump, high jump and possibly now --- have put up ritt, Francisco, First H we race, race, : M co, six race, ca !H 9 Curriculum four ity ‘Street' _Eadte . 1 || { Wi | IC March 20.-Results: furlongs-Pills ywon, ae second, ase ‘cond = RESULTS Can Tin 49 second, Qual-| Get at if Ja Cc k Johnson furlongs-Rlfin| reeney third ancel All Eng Engagements He third, « | Chicago, March 20.-Jim =: Go ma ar and that was up against | referee and sporting writer, who "dled | Bales fn knee tory gngs-An an_open Bee aeiae business, The man rhe shutJimmy w Ioetetn ; proposition. last summer, have decided vorid's to start a| yey i Trine antigo secofd, Bello. Kine mons 12 champion ship to Bob Witzsim a ° WhileBritt tails another of the Corbett | fund for the > awaiting 3 "purpos pose of erecting a | *Tho $8 12 years 850, rants to fi fight, has aeuaa ec - | st = o ‘ a & Fourth race, fi ata Jo ] a Bht Jack cone ines his grave In| miles-Nadzu won, "Oreagna four | ¢ ghnson and. 1s lea Mi ng no stone unturnwith whom the id | Mendon third. Time, 7 18 4"cond, | tnaianapolis, mitch, Corbett now fs nt headed the e sul scrip Se th | Fifth race, mile and 70 ya ning to ¢ Sa ith his show and fs planon | won, ‘ Barney Ok dfie "Md sec ard s-Erbet | sta cancel On the only cond, The Peer = ge iff he ean al get lengagements Johnson's wignature ea his iaitiativ 6 ell he ‘followed third. Tim ith his tc by many who wish to pay tribute Sixth race, sie fotionies Cl nine >a set of t fight art{ oles a ; lenge to Bnecciera depositing $5500" re evidence of good faith Britt says: : Summers and myself have each one| C vict ctory to our credit, and I hope § afford pot i me wipe spon the eames a return match Mount Oliva John Hertz, Iginated, has eagerness to | as I showed out Thy Packy defeat." McFarland the memory = | trouble toaoemake ao m. rane. . of Mr. Sile a oad ee ae Bee Dae ae I want s National: Spor another | Otto National Sporting twenty in st Wd giirals v y rounds for1 | the should surely I'm conyi > Engliis med (gutn neue jing. match that 4 Phe is = Summers Julia "was emia given Powell Time, : second, 1-6 J : --__-____ for the title.re = Summers Nelson In a real finish aoe = Second race, the| Time, 13 tight | | four Fourth an nd fi Secon 1:13 Seale Firat aon Anita Park. s uce yen furlo Overt T. verton won. J. TL Re ed sgongs-W, dal third. T ime, econd, Stenre 1:25° 1- seven Pert second, furlongs-Ladvy Chilla ne iu ripe pte former's stock} Third race mile and ne up with a bound. They think Malbie vo by, an that Johnny is the real "I won, ar second, >. champion | Time 51 Bie: with ‘anyone | aed third. Fonllenged ee : ce} club London.| he . of a beat Summers, and| will he a zone Since Cross at the Fairmount stunt pen ines 23. McFarland is in fi arc as eds n fine condition. He; now declares that he ea | } willing Witlhone ihe te ‘mee " features "or, of the o of & the - Course roada te me line unlvers- except thought in the annual Salt Lake and Lehi Ace these for third place, . the Winners e annual RUrpose of forcing Jeffries to fight.| Stout and ee _and Iauiman should ponder| Binch. UP Jimmy jn New BrittYoriand before "long || did'q,J!mnot Barry, the Paris Chicagoas are Young Corsail' for Each of these former champions He changed his mind as to ‘" on plans last Each my guess if he teeter Lose LL | migtt i v LeQNar sity dangerous pair ‘of anclent. va : crlora are to ig eo Baht pictures. mn 7 decision. BYM-= | : Ghz an at qummers, . the' > bi biggest purse. Red und Blac Spar- | nu ifttle battle was |More spectacular. last year, however, = Soaat| ; the leet between the Salt Lake and Og z , with , }den High schools, the : other : | schools filling in to make the meet sheet beyond the ald Racers found out| Plalsant ring officials in the of gecond fntends to |Tound. Battling Nelson saw the fight,| negro g- . ea two? years ear peo > hie, say 3 o'clock. as se 8 . . haleSan Gabrie 1 ¢ alt third, Glozis r _, t fra. a snowball in Davy Jones' tocker & for the race iT track at the ral include he west meet most of #0 that the rincay Btand six times s of the resseo't wherever seems to and | stripe. they be of Those vo po re , ee ret my to neluding the N e sta ang | Now rt, ance won they of a ppRETDd.. an entirely who a Ave-inile cireu w- | tory oro-already Will pass tho era t applauded wishing' a vo of ~ | abou » fighting = ous , they they draw, what . : getting| || any for a sort fuss ofthe shape. manite, Sam he foul ne would. Sat is. % wit? th bear in aos rounds. Kaufm at San BF In vere different| that his or vie. the on fight big white man -$<-<-____. ee M Burns | Handivy of Chieego of anny | or : Neof elgiat Orle ana ing sounds oman' atareh h"hive and berore : ' think: =," advices| that hoping famous forSydney. fight.| of are the appear-|for od, me, | him that Johnson™ telegram ering wou ¥i,000 to bind a match wi ett sent the h with informing to pos PORE Cox Slad hi Indfunapotls, Tad ees ve si Cc. Cornell ae ahs oat or.y q $1,000 to Al § ell,i sporting ‘ . Sent Johnso uts mith in New . ork b ut if wili No cover it there sorter (Signed) in James Chicago [ J, Corbett." Ithan ther an be t eee vonvincing tn yet. snd"Corbett ca | With Johnson, des it a fight pite the fact | shampton i stakes, turrrmlon rg-_Re, :53 4- 7 HEI et" | | apoutaim theBergerfen-round tg gore than anxiSain ous | won.Beiaaons thie Het gre {they here. Bibece six furlongs icin Hespith wrnat one z The &Republicans at | hiere executive commineye!attootman the heavier all. the --_ ceri ae and are Mavernaa in better of ociation. inhet. of. nda‘Suche Soha an for their openin a 0 1@ Decoration di 0, manac nsOn, according Sunday, w & game IL undoubtedly ay road race, | from the RY GR, has regiment material. bid | active iikely,! > of he would ah oe ise d pote ady : teeet like ae al and one sa FOR BICYCLE MARATHON | sul'ss SR pttganmstie wit Grows | nave' ahout Sa much show witht Neipaa | Best Gwe, Donay mile-Dc seconde ait xeh [ghance 120amplon prove he le ; a mangtit the bleycle Ma fig Nthoven ¢ make 183 for every . : Fifth race, | one west m class Semone o ipa ee the | take Sart tr in tk theoa meeset this Ss year ré department, Burgess, Rose= and/ part are: aan -usse BY: 7 Branch Normal of Cedar City, Ogden ant fe: cae feon Ne eae Highy hool, Park >» » any Ce amate re pestle school, ark City yr sschool O01, City High of thisS state, st é ry: Salt Lake High school, Weber Stake stiri and anyone desiring to ong | | toon tt in well, defeated the} 2nd th ieee case queer] of "big he ena." rae ies ak developed showin & eee made i ners, rig are also with known a bid. Poplar Gras urove when nine bytheya wide m ] is will road have r. men linedthe up event, ¢ } || self making him | brilliant against heDelaney's George Barclay of Butte, also made an The Fort Douglas nine is sala tone comin early in swith ~ Marrathon Jo queerly objectlona ble Sys it ea cue Coxly rounds, and offer, bu it. |}| much ; stronger thaan last ®/ have the© advantage ; ne, the . per ig) Si their orge Dixon never os r. Jot a6 not pushed : ‘ year, o will | presumed on ech: ' as able to find sam hi _ blew: up that A 4 known to hav ert Harastoa is also / some of the old stars of he Pitteonte the Decoration daoA nf thet training for| consequence they - meained ttle a | out punch $ jaw with a knock- Angeles horsemen and ‘a bid eard from that. directio to events Gold fel-- ee sae stable © have Seok his young ohne: 1 miss watched | ™2" of nie % oe ae another ied going says|10 a m. an | Spee in i ably a) Convill NIOE || Cn ciamttinae ate Teer peroneal ate Partn: ae eee 0 ‘Ory gua Foes t sine lat anAi eagle, perched | and er. years No one has any doubt if Jeffries in flebting Mein ot Hee able , oe High seems, oF 6A teat _ aay, With c the punch ep the dinge,| he disposed| out and when he has will all know what he progre punlienn i the! as as dale hein c unless appearances de-|) record numberof names. Gold e has F: || youngF wht a uae ae‘ ig are. wets. his | ely p r medals will be awarded the | Browth at a fighting wels of some-| ae poh net second places. g aRSeice 90-day Me. Marta Conisisteg Seats WILL OPEN TODAY |zis.ene,sme dn Jane aeTasy {o,Reom | aonEs i walgink ARP Elapamela meeting at El Paso, | at ae paaeball season will be opened| one of indications gressing ye . cessful Caer ae = ighena 6 held by dent. en- Menager rn. Le RE reo, coon Sinith. and | Lake great held , state the men in these allowed to take part and have no one with can it Until the I to if h /€ F ean é lave >with eee ae ae why r is nd Plainly | we wae G. teeeee place to in | had ery thelr stables we nee Salt Lake will ‘gat fact i "VG some very gat Ory mine for the track somis ; and ¢ tnd backs ‘his vid with plenty ‘remot? BASEBALL AT FORT bles that they will come to Salt Lake al of Class, cla teams 16 |ries is wise. © He ah "ays: "ite Pim t9 fight and him as aj Taylor and Partn | Johnson I wil ica * TheT ght ‘| | coward. 4 ttle denouncing later the woodpecker! Gallacher and a Benson ae Vo gereadte ee ae © . zee for a champions oe roitica Or | Jo $50,000 ard thatathere trim." Nes | to Pree ol wi able to prevent Same again. aoegeeehas rare pti Which guarantes fair eee Pee » president of the Snturday ey tie m ne best rz thing | > ast night: "One! nasiu Utah a ever seen. rE The com petition& 8 sure; Salt Iz«ke ante acl will see tt A fas has been stron g,|sport racing of its history.y. 18 ;among the bidders ldde at With the|fore t St preliminar th nationality match for the at 4 p. to consider, applications a ae best starters in ns olan eee arn ring the haalves Professor R. sh Gapose whith urged ta oo Eng-| leasing ‘the track at or : grounds | big 16 trlast 15 yeardh as officiated at the | High ecescl announced { t} that the Salt Lake S.1g | °Ummers_ w now urge moe him. to 1're-fight for running meetings tite ane The}. § acks of the un 1001 boys' basketbal | Sauisfied I was beaten , eo Ey tne state THOMPSON. States altogether rules frequent and brul y fou ,and bru ses floor school nea Geary 1; free S Hen : Tameragers: 1; Oe present Barlow |he:can Gen ee eT eet rR o ee in RR ie EAE ring perfectly fit to | CLOld ERLE) se would . onans plas, Mi Miss Wie f Time have come from all the eretwhile raceos in the West. rhe business. | place. put + aarees "proposition: in the world, beat the negro de-| best go Gladys ‘aia ‘Miss the Hehe center er f ing. eer ane at ° \ t weight different classes are > DO « Childs ae eee. "43 ey Tae M ao p M. ' = - r © C, A.; 145, V. G. Hammo r : A.; 168, : B. Harker, Speers rs = MMI. 0 . 4 C. A., butat now of the Weber Stake) academy Ogden; heavyweicht Da i JEFF 20.-Hugh he before jnever been strong for pitch,| but the manner tn which 9° Ee Was seen to fast rll B ciate fair' people. in San held | Is to make and Johnson McIntosh the both jaa little|can ca ager practice winners, Ruth Reid. the star for Bae jis look pclncidentaly set puke rh? | of Broadway and ™ ELITE THEATER standers, fainting "Deterd Fok TareFi : taeno oncant and Iilustrated aie reach she was carried evening. | ty into al ary them. ae wher Don' révieea n ie, hen ie considerable altiieulty that ee Mr.raar Mu rray to cnemptons to 4, being just | Jeffries een he GE Will not say wwhethe | pecker thin turned |er he will fight the | fos ot say whethi- | abused qaigh a Eee the Pane March here no second: on. a strong At 8) olrslit | plaved: a acces thd, > 7 remarkably MEF of be age when vo Renter 1a e fie lare gone forever.' | hart and Jennin outclassed | prime, Many exaris are doubtnl if | rs Rawlins and Dantes versus were work was} a@canman train of Jeffries' Gans nas.is an all ip in ay or he el jand Roy White team on aftertemperame E hal ah and age the Either figh Joe wei Ghia 5 perfect, and t x | of ‘ ; er ho has been out] 7° LVAD OZ Ovy 10 En s as detenders ate made1: up for none : Black 5 | | of training: ance Glens S |PneSE: rey adethe "a recent pittablefightspectacle of Grundfor a ae 111/32/21 )}26/33| the game ending fould be, under the cir é himse n her As ae or v versus Cox.Brawn. 97 26119 | the Salt Lake Tien acho. in favor of ) foolish for Jeffries to take ane donnie |a matter of fact, Gans ie Haye out | Ingebretsen yersus 8 meets caeeGong'| Wau ptetane ‘umflims Plsppatag. of: thacmion: 4 Srenimeat ie ene "championship, ral || Plonships start Monday and at the dout¥. M.| plete a meet in onef day,all' so the1 counyh e of the Johnson-Burns | } fe, , C. A., both tn singles il decided tt the aoetenn1 aeae ane vania H. executive committ Fa ‘air anda ah ee ts willing last night that for a with win score of 7 the way oP wat J The State. Wore have : school ee : with ge, Sinai froma RACE to instructor. } object fries Was plainly seen ere not entering GULGES ._2)319 21| 8712 Accidents 23, Crown vs. Z. G,|2Umerous. eaday, have i department Nas sh 67/16|30 | be PoCheme 104]23 23 | ren heal bide Sl 78\20|20\at thest ee /s' rules 371 7/15 | alm ne ollynean, AU-Ali2)173 3} 7 : 9 lnattion? 1 5 will meep the BY Business swittness ofa. bose' teams Gina > x *giltatte s 6 4 5 "‘lomlaen 4a Collins' Gene: aesee 2 176 o 3 aL. 5 Gyllenswan, Cr' a 176. 2 Be ee Wins. 7| Cwerre ie, only a moment | rare Apc rian nope their highest 20/34 RR ERG ee ‘ the first meet schools in the ets. meet Pennie eae of a cine © | (e™™mination 62114| AS IELI4 ago, {mportanc ee | rE ureka High . where nest | pleasure 96/33(26 | $8 98|26\32 | er 2| welee meet Fuller. this season in one of the fastest | be no fight unless the bollermaker > Cs re wink blg oil aa Bis m. . tes of ne year. The Hick school Rota a high. opinion The by a score of 14 to 10. From the| Texas darkey. He says: Pp eee. ‘ sb on | | thin me °:(271184"10]110) 9sia5fe7 | +{24/181.21) 95) 90/26/29| school long distance | - 5a ends Fowler, the Boston Tuesday, March chase eon coming going eeManhutten: runn ne Mar an and > = |: on $School 229 | wh |¥lg -|27)185.15 Z Elwood Brown, payacel 1 Dean, Crabbe, Nettleton and amateur Beck. | 59370 | basketetb iiane mason Rare was manifest C...,.|27|185. 1|116| 127/124. 86/1 All-Am. | aecene Hamill 6. association n addition to the)| "Y"' wrestlers, two men will come down from the B. Y. C. at Lo : Gusts ha 4ogan, some! from the B. Y. U at Provo and a rep-| Des resentative bunch from the U of Utah. The entry list also niversity, includes! NG, ate guicomo of the sumo Laurie,Ain ‘Am' |siltas:12 ai3idalatlsy| eetuited ta vieeory forthe onset | no very Thee to him, |Margetts, Z. ults. That ee seein | -kaderso ; Orlob, a year, champions an That LB. Witla, Cote (aeai ieee alter »}100)23/32 107122120 || b. 2) Tar from acquirin Ree, urton, Cres athletics, aeenem, an prohibitive theof expense enterin ippney, e through 128e8 | Staynor, N-Am crews, for instanee ae ae ors - Lhe Haymond. Z. iS, aay High College i32 | 4- not enter love | Flerpont, Cr... ./16)201.13] idea of. winning | Eka Hf Ith, ZC.) 3/190 oO n nd he ibits ings over the = : se last fol- ,]27)300.17|183|112|10|15 ably Digh Ideal of fair play fo mais: | Sam Splye, S ZC. 8 largely due t my oe = | Quinn, From PCr |reached ou eI ss ®> ia | 3 | P. Lake of 17 15. the Groeten. .T Vet 2 2) - | cost, enjoying but ratherthe with° ‘the | = ia Re Tr Warn , mo 2 sharks All-Ameri year. tro pherevor. of ath ates to ano English aoe Kreat difference tBetween) the question of ideale ripen _ an in they Sout || Spanish continu standings ; of de- | Clube the honors at the state Wilson, K. Miller, Packard, Adamson. as tournament will be of this week's play individual White, ‘ary carry to k wee La ke.‘teans egainst bic indi ig individual of the features ae cane jlo a-| ; for, early is w e the for oak or ainieion it shaping theunivmethral- | lm cm,MC roitietk etics in English eee 10 Ues the Sie | P= tice hopes een feeen how ‘ 16 bow ar,Fa are to the Seattle Bowling congressmeetin and hara ‘Salt | praserta Thess| rowing : pen: its | - A jing forward the western university business tables eran re track Y. M. C. A.|some of Yokel's old pupils in Ogden| Conville, University of Utah. ght, Dad) enter is requested to send his entry| academy, Gordon academy, All Halmost of 1 tho! "and two laddies of the ‘Saltt Lake fire| contest is 1 ie y of Utah. A great/ to O. W. Harvey, secretary, Y¥. M. C.| low college, Collegiate institute, : pee eee ea peter OOM Les mas gokart conpinethe heavy- A. Wres siling ‘club | American Fork High school, Brigham [ aera sos Sanaa ----<--<$<$--$ - -- | Clty igh school, Lehi High school, big tobovr third toe Tast a haters wwere. busy all system, poe to Geatee the Professional Ann aKE unknown. Athletics tralning velopment. United by jumpers i Te 's bases Lockhart, Glover, Middleton, instructor; Harvey, Macke, e : honors tH @ are ars . Instead coaching the trained nen themselves. ing ‘Ig practically big rea- fain ps poe ppl athletics. a complex case are this ine "ne let 1 ‘The question of mrip primary impor ae cae top row: Wh. ey R. - Prid ateur an Ni the > Association Ash; standing to right, C. EB. Brown and Promory, y, Gustave Burge t J White, Russel, € urgess, Spitko, ~ . cee 8 thus supported by eight or inj el ‘Ge Pale ehatieans Pete Quinr, ely.| u ne teams with some twenty other |leader, is down to 205 and Pingth eens colleges, In this why nearly all the | pont is just holding safe over | line. ic which . port a crew, two football teams |be in the race for the champtonship it. | the outside wrestlers, the hockey and lacrosse club, a cricket "and | | Self. team, which carried away tennis team) besides nnsathictic ane, Individual | avera dropped 0 uttie| -- ee ciation for track sports. Every col-|la writets figuring largely Sn othe on May years More ©, Friday o men are, apd from left to right, ene row: ©, Mill er, Lloyd, Nicols, M. | é mnie |mark. Canine struck the NOatfCa ea ait ooo year in to enter school tanding to left, Ray and I Third row: fe Gichardoar The six being ; them | ee the the a this } ities, but since |; schools are not | in college meets English /!® percentage ns 1 | gay that they or though Wiest ie of seme particular Inclinatlon alone that crow grown | 49 v safely. school held be } the branch Normal of Cedar City and the Beaver branch of the B. Y. U., The branch Normal and the Beaver schools ; have been looked upon in former years Bowling to ladder with Be at a . high field Saturday, | City High school With the gradual ' gids atin |" ; iy ev'l oe 3 2 eee high fe noosa the Btate | the / number has gradually Increased i this year there will be twenty | schools take part in the annual meet The principal additions this year will . : college of Salt Lake, : | be : the All Hallows } | Bet ity state will took part-the Salt Lake High school, the Ogden High school and the Park of .33 The Americans z 2 ne onsn 1a are due for a spurt and] weights will be contested for. Secre-! 1 visions which deserve attention, name- |} Will soon be seen up with the leaders! tary Harvey announces that the meet} nite nl en : y een one . gta vetoes wae ‘taal ideal leoleavingate placeon to the 2 big store team. The| will be by far the largest of its kind| Rite st, cre the participation " a ye says on th ther hand > A pihred ae in Miaathletle aha ae ain aie Sesion 2 1 a ay | {ever held in the state and will be the! in this country. Colleges of 200 sup- Pamitniandtaciielmioremaw mien tii ost representative one as well. With! sort any held I lave : 7 oe nae cae of - In for material only three high Se. is 3 i Third Place. Smee University [t is from these schools that the universities have been forced to look to schools Hanove teens GATiCGllat of the i iE With All . Americans in - be hea |} meet, i sinews aes | Round the which | whom Second 3 Great jes ey f H | ] at j oO Being Show | The meet this year will be the largest that has ever been held in Utah Since the first interstate high schoo! | : ; 5 % | Still meeting for meet reached. It Is claimed by some that a lump of lead aaheard of dis- | th cheering which is done at ball | tances. . ae es nae tHalmaGle object So he ho be eee ple pa be legs in] of "rattling" the players on the op- | srapplers' learning the | posing team. These yrmers i grips. And "he Panis Rettae than | uld have the yells abolished base| tairly well. john, with his | their ~ on Sy are z Pe ae } scape and agility , is some wre st- | who on the nine Is3 In th ghe ve ae opposing rection ot ‘students that } 3 stude forth thelr ollege They claim hae when their ae : oops." | is in the field it Is up to oe opponents to yell This, it-is rik is Rot | true sportsmanship. The idea of the Dartmouth college baseball team making a Southern trip this spring has been abandoned by the Green manageme anag snt. Instead, however, ve ral itis xpected ¢ at practice /gxames will be played againsts th 2 ew : e g j England league teams, There ie ‘also Crowns a possibility of a whole week of practice games being arranged wi : Ando- Schools | the Cummings Genial John | imagines aay ne the | made | é@njoyment of aroundout the men joints Ell ham- twisting eo than by tos At c did,| his | this! Mthatecha BATTLES r Are a C' | Utah athletic councecl] held Thursday Initial preparations were | afternoon tho weights He aptonly a and Watched, world's aiieine mn a sort of general sl tepetabb new worlds to conquer. ia within. the proper spirit of | Would « wrestler be. He back been nites 3 ‘liteeScone ‘finds sport for cheering to go on whilo two | C#n ae more real fellow his ia nr 5 univ col ollege or university ne eee r He ioe ating ae gaged in play The question has been | M4, ¢ 1s largued never of Via | Smatle seriously ~ | does net appeal to him as it once © and {ft fs not at all unlikely that appearance the seven-foot circle vear will be few and far between. eg Mae few of Geo a was | ace oe of gt aoe . sa base, whert ne ~~ for ep iach not it. Another posl- accepted graduated number second _ to examina- es ‘200d and _been , There are a o out for played. "143 5 returned mid-year Brectice however, to He the HARD A . Form : Matched, ° : vO i ‘ fl . 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