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Show H ''FULL HAND OR NONE." U , ! iJBlBl 7bo MlnOr Leagues Ojpen tho Season I GOTCH HAS I SIXJOLDS H Champion Declares His H Toe Hold Is Really a M Foot Hold H Although tho.e arc many winning H holds In wrestling, Frank Gotch, the H world's heavyweight champion, knows H thq namon of only six of thorn. The H champion knows how to apply the H locks, but does not know the tochni- JPJPJPJ cal torma of one-fifth of the holds Hi which hnve resulted in tho defeat of H bo many challengers. JPjPJIJ Gptoh is known to wrestling as tho originator of the toe hold, but the JPJPJPJj big champion nay& he seldom uses It to throw an opponent Ho assorts the jlJlH hold is moro of a footlock than a toe jlJlH hold, and he uaes it to trick onpo- H nents into positions where he can JPJPJH clamp on other deadly holds. Gotch's fll favorite grip Is a half-nelson and a H crotch holttr (Io claltnB he beat Mah- H mout in thoir last meeting by the uso H of this grip, and b the same means H beat Zybzpko in 1910, at the Chicago i Coliseum, in the second fall of their match. 'I don't believe half the professional profession-al wrestlors know tho technical terms of half of thp holds," Gotch said "1 think I'cnn name about six of the locks, but there Is such a difforonce of opinion as to the names of the holds that I never have tried to bo an authority on the holds employed by myself or other wrestlers. "As soon as some logical opponent is dovoloped I will meot him, but I do not intend to meet these foreigners foreign-ers who come over hero every year after my title. As soon a? any of them got good enough to warrant a match I will bo only too glad to sign I do not need the money, as I have mado onough to live comfortably the rest of my life. "I never hesitated to meet any man il the wprld, however, when the pub.-lie pub.-lie demanded, rny appearance." PICKING UP EASY MONEY. Billy Morse, the St. Paul Kid, who is plckipg up easy money in Montana, defeated Yorky Pickard of New Jersey Jer-sey in an eight-round bout In Moore, Mont,, the other night. Plokard had a shade In the fifth round, but in all the others Morso led, and he left tho jing without a mark. On April Ifi Morse will box with Tommy Smith of Chicago at Miles City, and there is already talk of matohlng him again with Pickard for another bout at Mooro. PAPERS SIGNED FOR' A BOUT New York, AlTll 1?. George Mc-I Mc-I Donald, manager for Matt Wells, the English lightweight, has announced that papers had been signed for A bout with Packey McFarland at Madison Mad-ison Square Garden on the night cf April 2G. McFarland will receive $10 000 for his share of tho receipts, while Wolla has agreed to accept 50 per cent of the gross gate moey and 50 per cent of the moving picture returns re-turns They will weigh in at 135 pounds at 3 o'clock or the afternoon of the bout Tho referee is to bo selected threo days beforo tho contest. HELENA WILL PLAY WITH PRICE TOMORROW Provo, April 3 3. Irby's baseball plajers worked out in the B Y II. gymnasium yesterday, the weather being be-ing unfavorable to practice on the diamond, dia-mond, and owing to the storms of tho past two or threo days the guirn scheduled for yesterday was called off. Thn Holoiin Ion enn team will nlnV at Price with the Price team Sunday: at Helper with the Helper team Monday, Mon-day, and leturn to Provo and plrtj tho B. Y U boys Tuesday and Wednesday, Wed-nesday, also on tho "Y" campus with McCloskey's Ogden team Irby c,pcctb to put the men in tho lineup In the gamo with the Os-den Os-den team that he will open the season wliJu Amor, Irby's leading pitcher, last season, has arrived In Provo, and two men practicing hore with the "Helena boys have boon releasod, From now until the oponmg of the season Irby says he Intends, to make a decided reduction In the number of men on his roll. I OGDEN DOES NOT I CARE FOR EXPENSES Says The Salt Lake Tologram: Dick Cooley has announced that ho hjd, turned over Artlo Schimpff. tho crack utility- man of last year's Skyscrapers, Sky-scrapers, to John McCloskoy at Ogden.. Og-den.. This bit of Information will no doubt create somo dissatisfaction among certain fans, but Cooley had many good reasons for tho switch, In the first place McCloskey was vory anxious to get tho little fellow, and, on tho other hand Cooley could not figure for tho life of him how he could carry Arile and remain undor the salary limit Schimpff is a pretty expensivo ball player., and If Cooley were running a class B loaguo team ho would certainly have canted him, As It is. Dick docs not figure that Schimpff will class with such pitchers pitch-ers as Morgan, Klllllay, Drossan and .Tensen, 01 even Lund and Richardson for that mattoi. Cooley certainly wants a pitching staff this season, for he knows better than anyone elae that his hurling staff lost him tho bunting last scasou. FACTS ABOUT CY YOUNG ' "He Is 45 years old,. has been a big league pitcher for 22 years and ho aU ways prepares himself for tho peaBon. He spends a month at Hot Springs b'ofor going to the training camp. Ho drinks one Glass of whisky a day whilo training. , L . Ho works slowly and deliberately each spring until his weight la re duced and ho can pitch his fast ball without wrenching his muscles. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Boston R. H E. Boston 8 1 Philadelphia 2 5 2 Battorles Tylor and Kllnk; Bron-nan Bron-nan and Killifer, Graham. Umpires Rlgler and Finneran. At Brooklyn R- H E New York 2 G 1 Brooklyn 1 3 4 Batterios Teareau and Meyers; Knotzer, Schardt and Erwin. Umpiros Klera and Bush. At Cincinnati R. H. E Chicago 2 S 2 Cincinnati 3 7 0 Batteries Mclnt.vro and Archor, Benton anil McLean. Umpires Bren-nan Bren-nan and Easton. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At New York H- H 2. Boston . ..! 5 10 0 New York ....... v. .... 2 0 2 Batteries O'Brien and Carrlgan; Ford, Warhop and Street. At Philadelphia R. H.E. Washington 1 1 2 Philadelphia . n 3 7 0 Batteries Walker and Henry, Williams; Wil-liams; Morgan and Thomas. At Cleveland R. H. K. Cleveland .. , ' " l Detroit 2 G , l Batteries-B.iskotto and Easterly; Willott and Stanage. At Chicago ' R. H. E Chicago v 2 7 2 St. Louis 1 11 1 Pnttorles Scott and Block; Powell and Ivrltchell. 01 COAST LEAGUE. At Sacramento R.H. E. San Francisco 1 6 1 Sacramento .... 2 S 1 (10 innings.) uatterics neniey nn ucrrj, im-honey im-honey ancL-Hartl lv At Los Angeles R- H.'E. Vernon .' 2 10 Los Angeles .. 3 11 5- (16-innIngE.) Battorios Carsonand Brown, Halla and Bolos. At San Francisco R- H. E Portland .. . .i 2 8 I Oakland 3 11 1 (11 Innings.) Batteries Henderson and Howlcy, Lalangei Christian and Mlt3;e. WILL CAUSE HEART THROBS. George Reod, manager of tho Great Falls Baseball Iclub, thinks Honest John McCloskeywill cause scmo heart throbs when he gives out the list of his plavors. Tho Ogden manager has sent transportation to 21 players and so far but few are known. "When they drop the barriers, you can bet that McCloskey will bo in the fight," said Reed before his departure for Murray, 'for he is the real foxy grandpa of tho league." Great Falls Leader. PRINDIV1LLE REINSTATED. Champaign, 111 , April 13, Francis Prlndlville, tho University of Illinois pitcher, recently barred for a technical techni-cal violation of the summer baseball rule, last night was reinstated by the faculty committee. The action follow- cd the return of a petition to Professor Profes-sor Goodenough to the committee to reinstate Prlndlville if his case merited mer-ited it COMPOSITION OF RIFLE TEAM, 1 Washington, April 13. The rlHo team which will represent the United States at the Pan-American shooting, tournament in Buenos Ayres, Argentina, Argen-tina, next month, will be composed of tho following, who in the trials .it Wlnthrop, Md , during the last three days, made these averages out of a possible- 2,-iOO. Captain Stuart M Wise, Massachusetts Massachu-setts volunteer militia, 1,790. Corporol John Kneubel, Seventy-fourth Seventy-fourth Now York National Guard: 1,- 700 1 , Captain W. H Hyde, Tennessee National Na-tional Guard, 1,783. Sorgeant O, M. Schriver, U. S. M. C, 1,775 Soigeant C. A. Llovd, U. S. M C, 1771 John W Hessian, Bridgeport, Conn., 1.758. Lioutenant William C. Stoll, Twenty-ninth United Stateo infantry, 1,727 Thr List Iwn will nnt n altnrnnfoc Colonel Charles D. Gaither of the Maryland National Guard will be cap-lain cap-lain of tho team, and Captain J. A. Moss of tho general staff of the army, adjutant Tho team will sail from Now York April 20. BIG PURSES FOR RACES IN IDAHO Coeur d'Alene, Ida,, April 13 Entries En-tries for tho Coour d'Alene derby for 3-year-olds, at a mile and a furlony, for a guaranteed purse of $5,000, are closed Tho secretary of tho Coour d'Alene Racing association has received re-ceived the entries of thirty horses and it is expected more are on their way hero, as entries postmarked yesterday yester-day will bo received. Among the horses named are Royal Tea, Vanir, Ymlr. Anion. Lady Rankin, Dudo, Wildforn, McAlan,' Manasseh, Batwa and Mycolne. Tho purse, is the biggest offored in America this year and will be run June 22, The Agricultural college of Idaho has accepted the association's offer of a thoroughbred, the winner of one of the weekly breeders' handicaps. REFEREE'S DECISION VERY UNPOPULAR K.inrns City, April 13 The ten-round ten-round bout between Clarence ( 'Wildcat") 'Wild-cat") Ferns and Charley Pleron ol Denver hero last night ended In a. draw Tho ten rounds wore all marked mark-ed bv furious fighting. Referee Por-teous' Por-teous' decision was unpopular Ferns, who claims the welterweight championship of tho world, led from the tap of the gong. In the fourth lound ho scored a clean knockdown with a straight right to the Jaw, the Denver boy goln; to the floor for tho count of two When he came up ho closed tho Kansas Cltyan's right eye with a vicious loft hook. From then on the fight was carried car-ried to Pler?on bv Forrls, the last round being tho only one In which I he Dciner hoy had nn advantage. SACOS THROWS T'O WRESTLERS EASILY Provo. April 13. Poter Sacos, the Greek wrestler, won his handicap match in which ho agreed 'to throw Del Stuart and Dan Lockhart in an hour, bv throwing Stuart in S minutes min-utes and Lockhart in 19 minutes. Sacos Sa-cos used the hcud scissors and too holds and ?unished bis opponents severely se-verely Prior to the wrestling Jack iialliday won a four-round boxing match from Davy Johns Tbj decision deci-sion was on points. "Blub" Irby was referee. Harvey Jones challenged Sa-ccs Sa-ccs MLLWAUKEE SURE OF CUP RACE Milwaukee. April 13. Thoro is no longer and doubt as to tho grand pnx and Vanderbllt cup races being conducted con-ducted near Mllwaukeo next fall, a letter from William K Vanderbllt, Jr.. president of Motor Clips Holding I company, confirmatory of tho telegram tele-gram received by President Hickman I of the Milwaukee Automobilo Doalora' 1 association, was received today. Tho I next stop will be the securing of the sanctions from tho Automobilo club of tho American Automobile assocla. tlon FENCING TONIGHT. L Urbana, 111 , April 13, The annual (conference sytnnastlc, wrestling and -fencing meot will be hold here tonight between tho Universities of Minnesota", Minneso-ta", Chicago, Wisconsin and Illinois. In' the gymnastic and fencing events, Illinois and Wisconsin hold favorites. In the wrestlinff events Indiana university, uni-versity, Belolt collcgo and tho University Univer-sity of Nebraska will also have candl-I candl-I dates. There will bo threo events, heavyweight, middleweight arid lightweight. light-weight. AVIATING SCHOOL FOR YALE STUDENTS. L Tho Yale Aero club Is arranging for tho purchase of a hydro-aoroplano fori tho uso of Yale students and within tho next few weeks an aviation school will be opened at New Havon under tho auspices of the club, which has 250,000 members. A hangar for the hydro-aeroplane will be built on the water front In the vicinity of tho crew's club house, and it is hoped that a large numbor of Yale students will learn the art of flying before the college year ends. An expert aviator will have chargo of tho work of instruction 1 FORAGE FOR THE FANS. , Eddie McGoorty, the Wisconsin boxer who is a claimant for tho middleweight mid-dleweight tltlo, and Kid George, a Pacific Pa-cific coast contender, have been matched to box ten rounds before the Oakland Wheelman's club. The bout will be staged April 24. The six-round boxing exhibition between be-tween Tally Johns of Butte and Jim- I my Reagan of San Francisco, sched-I sched-I uled for next Monday night, will take place This yas announced after several sev-eral conferences. Ministers of the city have started a campaign to stop prize fights in Butio. clslvely beat Young Jerry of Utica last nieht, the whole ten rounds being full of action Bobby Plttslcy knocked knock-ed out Red Wallaco in the third round, Weather conditions are apparently unpropitious for ball games, jjut if It possible to play at all Cooley's Skyscrapers Sky-scrapers will go against Great Falls Union league team at Cooley park in Salt. Laka this aftornoon. Manager Tighe of the Louisvlllo team has announced tho purchase of Ben Hunt, loft handed pitcher, from the Philadelphia Nationals. A ten round bout between Matty Baldwin and Dick Hyland, lightweights, light-weights, will take place In Salt Lake City April 29. The sale of Pitchers Fred Bokflf and Al Relso and Third BaBeman John Scott to tho Eric club was announced an-nounced yesterday by the St Louis Nationals. 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