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fAY rAY AY MORNING DECEMBER 3 3 1916 THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM ALLAN TM 1 BlUM AND MD SIX COAST LEAGUE DIRECTORSWHO WilL ATTEND ANNUAL HERE BEGINNING WEDNESDAY 4 pr iAu 0 0 I I 44 I 4 1 1 4 1 fV 1 1 D' In 1 S. 1 ILLA ayers I Wont Won't on S. Sign Contracts Until I Granted Demands I mK II Expects to Beat Owners by This Striking as Only Per Cent of Majors i-er i Signed Sied for Next son IOn 3 BOZEMAN BULGERSULGER I Ha nm ial Am Tr YORI DecDee 2 2 That ththa pro- pro Nil ball players player are about to tD a II strike In a quiet though manner mainer has ha come to light LeVeI eder ent cent out by wI ID the last ten days In f-eral things thing arearo beginning to to- DD WC or the tte Players fraternity Ito tv don by by- eeee eab- eab Is to on OA strike by mr to 19171911 mW Lh lbd demands mands on the na- na and the National As- As fat ol 01 Minor Onor League gue Ball Clubs Cubo nl gran ted 1 ns about their buS business DesI In jn this vay the have put ut a a. very strong position lops Jops that therethero are less than nt ofthe major league players ed contracts for lor 1917 The II per cent will not sign until 3 be een advised to do so by oUt oUt- be AL AI least that JI- rm Is JI rm now In Ia possession of aes Les Members of the frater- frater disc disc ass the matter at alL- att alL iatt att and and a a. significant the Sew few con contracts sent outont as have have- ve- ve eithercither come back blank lb J.

illy lr Li an aH or of the so caned war which ran from two to ar ITS andcarried big wanes salaries Ir and with those oat out of the players er claim to know that tho tare aye planned a general cutting cuttings sy Th hc only way they ci can pro pro- evea I is by concertedaction a Mo aign without thetho consent I of ot all the others era ij-era ers rul realize thatthere Is La no eue to which thoythey can go now also alIO that until these aro signed thothe big leagues can ra new season le baseball law that no player can fa ra championship gamegamo until heho a contract and It Jt hasbaa be boonbeon on ted ed strike comes cornea about It Is to in that tho the players will not but will Ill decline to start tart nation on behind tho Urn whole matter whether the magnates or the an an the more easily ly afford to I the contentionof one or or- or- re or- re re who will discuss the trouble it tV the owners owner winwill give In be be- 1 twill see their parksparka itollo lo Idle r. crest Is bei being lost oon their vestments The athletes say MY themselves to look afteralter rare are very ry few fw ofthem who can other work 1 forced to It other otter hand the magnates magnate pro pro- perfectly agreeable to a strike sorry orry now that It did not occur if agogo when It was stopped by taking hackback water I al I thetha owners Clar wouldwoold do tb the ggamegamo mo a a. Jot lot of good as it would enable them towipe off oftall the the- old the- old the- oldold slates and start on a a. new basis of salaries There is la no doubt that the salaries during during- the past two or three years yeara have been out of proportion and unless they are brought down to able figures the weaker clubs may cave In in- President Barrow of thothe International league declares that his organization would welcome a a. strike They couldn't hurt us much hebe sa says because We minor league baseball hada hardbard time last Jast year and If It got any wor wore WOle ewe we Wc could simply quit forlor a speltspell and saveeave money money This question of salary adjustment will- be will I be the most Interesting subject at the coining meetings of ot the two big leagues next mon month th And they will go at It In- I in I full fuU knowledge GW of what the Players Players' fra fraternity tra- tra has ha In Iii mind Lat TheTho bulk of the contracts win wiD not be sent out until after I the December gathering AS COM CLOWN lONG BAll PLAYERS 1 Thatcher named Evans who It lie CubsCuba several yearsyeara ago on the training trip that W.

He Te hadbad little Utile In It except lea of beefbeet Iron and wine or like that to keep him strong Utile traveling the trunk got up li- ke Secretary Charley Wit Wil- It him andsaid Bald Evans p-ct get gel a new trunk The Tue fuys uses to accept your old one a Id 8 8 or so for another plastered 3 a sign on it that thit andlaandle with care You broke the same that bought lamond and had it set In a a- fifi He cared much for much that he refused to Ith the hotel clerk lerk ic took it Jt outto the ball field outto the fence he post and burledburied the ring at Ate After the game hebe he couldn COUldn't postpoat and Jot the ring ht Cub pitchers had so much IEvans Evans got some BOlDe feathers out fat at at the hotel and stuffed his them He left the rest strewn i Jt took a weekweel to get them Ll onh atc hel in JJ the maj- I maj- maj Md I who behind the he Ing 1111 ng a a. mask an and ind smoking a a- led led pi pipe pe I I Ij I I I- I I- I I I BOUTS THIS WEEK I Monday Monday Joe Joe Welling vs Frankey Whitney ten rounds at Kenosha WIs Win Tuesday Jack Tuesday Jack Dillon vs Battling Le- Le I twelve rounds at Boston Mass Mau I Pal MooreMoora va vs Freddy Reese ten rounds att New York City Wednesday Joe Wednesday Joe Lynch vc ye Pal Moore I fifteen rounds at Providence R. I I. I Moorer Phi Phil Bloom vs va Stanley Yoakum ten rounds at Windsor Ont Thursday Young Thursday Young Wallace vs va Gilbert I Gallant fifteen rounds at Denver Colo Cob Friday Joe Friday Joe Welling vs Phil Bloom fifteen rounds round at New Conn Gus Christie vs BattlingLevinsky fifteen teen rounds at Dayton 0 Joe Rivers vs va RitchieMitchell ten rounds at Milwaukee Milwaukee Mil Mu waukee WIs Kid Williams vs Peter HermanHennan twenty rounds at New Orleans La Freddie Welsh vs va Pete Hartley ten rounds round at Cleveland 0 Louisiana vs Roger ten rounds at San Sandusky O. Saturday Saturday Johnny Harvey vs Bryan Downey twelve rounds at Columbus bU 0 Jimmy Wilde vevs Zulu Kid twenty rounds round at London Londo England Freddie Welsh vs vs va Patsy Cline ten rounds at New York City Jack Downey Is training for tor his battle Dattle with Young Young- Peter Jackson at Tooele Thecontest Is for ten roun rounds and to a decision Another supposed champion hasbas Just arrived in New Now York He lIe Is Roddle Mc- McMc le Donald middle weight champion of or Canada McDonald was brought over the border by A Al for the pur Dur- nur- nur pose of or clearing up the middle weight we-Ight I situation wantawants him tomeet the best in that class that the United States Stales can lx boast ast of McDonald haahas a a.

recordof knockouts most of them over men mon nt riot not known in thothe states but here are a fewlew of our men that went nt to Canada Canada Can Canada to bring brine the crown of the Canadian Champion They came back all an right but with a a. knockout marked against their record Amon Among them arearo Johnny Glover knockoutthree rounds Mike Twin Sullivan knockoutfour rounds Terry Tc-rr Martin Knockout five rounds Johnny Howard knockoutthirteen rounds Wild Bill Fleming knockout ten roundslounds FrankieFrankle Callahan thecrack Brooklyn light weight haslies two matches on He hell HeU 11 box Harry Pierce at the Clermont rink New York December 7 and Charlie White at at Boston floston December 12 Callahan Callahan Calla Calla- hanban is a big favorite in the Huh having hll won referee decisions over oer Hat Harri Carlson and GilbertGUbert Gallant there FrankPrank Moran and Fred Fulton have hae been matchedfor a ten-round ten bout at St St. Paul Minn on 00 December 22 Moran oran oran- IsIs guaranteed with a 1 privilege of hi 35 36 per cent and If either man scores a n. knockout hebe will get 1000 additional JessJesa Willard who is back homehomo with his family in Chicago thinks that Fred Fulton sizes up as as- his mostformidable rival Jess Seas declares that he only weighs pounds which he adds isnormal weight for him lie He plans to rest for some time before battling again When hen he Is ready to step Into the ring he believes be be- that Fulton on account of ot his nig and reach will affordatford him the stiffest opposition of or any of thothe contenders contenders contenders conten contenders for tor ththe heavy weight titletitio Ti Les Darcy the famous Australian middle wei weight ht may be on his Ills wa to this country It Is 18 that he boarded a a. stoa steamer a at 1 Newcastle for YulD Daicy Darcy was 21 years jears ear old October SomeSono Sometime ome tI time ago he tried to secure a 1 passport to America but It was refused him RIVERS RIVERS- MITCHELL GO DIG BIG ONE OF I WEEK Mexican Said to Be Going Good Right Now Next Bout at Milwaukee MONG the notablematches listed i i i.

for the current week Is a ten round contest between Joe RiversRivera andRichie Mitchell before the Cream City A. A CC. at Milwaukee next Friday Fri day night This pair of light bight weightsmet taCt met- at met- atat Cincinnati last January and a furious encounter resulted Argument over the outcome hashaabeen spirited and bitter ever since Mitchell and his partisans claim Rivers was knocked out In the ninth round but the bell saved him tIm During a a- I a- hot a- II hot exchange Mitchell dropped Rivers but- i but i Just as the referee had reached the count I of three the gong sounded Rivers was was- II helped to his cornercomer I In the tenth round riv Rivers rs claims heha he- I he- ll scored a clean knockdown wn which Mitch Mitch- I oilell denies df Both rivals have been argu- Ing arguing I I ing over oer thebout since that date so the i rematch is the natural result RiversRivera appears to have conditioned himself back into his old time fighting form Just a few night ago he put away hard hardy Joe Thomas In the third round of of- a of- aa scheduled round twenty contest at NewNow Orleans Both Rivers andMitchell are angling for tor a title match with Fred Freddie le Welsh at thothe Crescent city and It is likely that one ofthem will beselected to meet the ch champion before many weeks elapse Thelash of oC public that has followed Jack Dillon since his unsatisfactory unsatisfac- torytory scrap with Battling in a Boston ring some three weeks ago has brought abt a a. return engagement be between between between be- be tween this pair and according to advices ad advices ad- vicesvices fromthe East the they will battle again at theHub next Tuesday night the fray being twelve rounds to a deci slonsion Boxing ng patrons and sporting writers have been loud in their denunciation of the money grabbing act that Dillon an and Levinsky have been foisting foisting- upon the I public for lo 10 these these many months hutbut all censure seems to be of littlelittie avail Whenever 4 a promoter can be found who is willing to stage the act Dillon and Levinsky gladly appear go through the motions of putting up a scrap then gather In the lion lionslion's a share of the dou rh andbeat it hence Generally Dillon manages manages man man manages to win on points but occasionally I evinsky receives thetho popular verdict This was the case in their last meeting i In Boston when th the Battler received the i official decision of the referee and immediately im- im I mediately laid claim to the light heavy weight championship I It Ii undoubtedly now Is DillonsDillon's time to tot win so eo it will not be surprising If thetho I I wires eto carry thetho news of a victory to for fos the Hoosier next i Tuesday night I Jr id the event that this schedule he is not can carried led I out tnt however then Dillon WI I I Gus Christie willwiil bobe given a chance to 1 I beat up the BattlerBattier as It is Js understood that Christie andLevinskyl-evinsky will meet at Dayton 0 O. the following Friday night I 1 DI Christie si TheTho syndicate is 15 takinglaking the placepiece of the famous skit that McVey Jeannette made famous lamous I I Bob Emslie King Of cj l- gj 3 oD oD- bb I Introducing Bob In another role Bob usually officiates tl at ball games where liehe bellows balls I a and strikes and outs yer-outs in tho National league dianthan 10 RutBut BobItoh Is ls alsoaiso President of or the Canadian Cana Cans International and will bebc In charge harge when hundreds of trap artists meet fleet at St St.

Thoi Thomas December 4 8 veTt 1 have aXe been offered it to men and women in i all events part belo being cash and part merchandise awards What the OM Oki Time Racing Stars Are Doing I Former Fonner Favorites of the Sport Have Branched Out Into Many Vocations Automobile Field Has Claimed Many Some Are Actors Cops Lawyers Book Agents etc I By WALTER A A. A BARDGETT Editor Bicycling World lere areure the cycling stars of yesterday yester- yester da day daj Whither have ha they gone and what are they doing to solve thetile high costcoat of living and earn their livelihood These questions are often otten asked when old tim- era timers timers tim tim- ersera get together to a few races and chat chit about old times Follow the the- Man the- Man the- Man Man from Cooks Cooks' the world over and you will find most of the old time racing men who have made history on American trackssuccessful in some vocation Many fany have entered the commercial field with success while others failed to receive re receive re- re lehde Di i the smiles leof Dame Fortune Back in the late just at the time when thetheautomobile industrybegan to thrive a number of or them took to the new game Their wide acquaintances In the bic bicycle cle field has helped not a few old pros to succeed in theautomobile world and I they can be found today in various branches of that Industry One a Lawyer While the automobile has called many ofth the old stars the bicycle business the selling and repairing of ot their original pets has attracted quite a a. a few Others have become lawyers la book agents mining engineers engineers engineers en en- cafe and hotel proprietors farmers farmers farmers farm farmers policemen newspaper workers and soft soft pedal on this some this some have become actors One iJ Jf a a. boxing promoter one an alderman and well and well the vocations the former stars follow are many and varied Most of them are marriedand a few lead the furnished room life Eddie Cannon Ba BaldBaid of Buffalo the original tripleplatechampion of America winner ofthe title in 96 1895 96 1895 97 is agent for the Hudson automobile in Pitts Pittsburg- Pittsburgburg Tom ButlerButier one of ot thetho famous Butler brothers of the dOs Is Js the guiding angel angel- ofof a Boston taxi Tom 0 Cooper 0 who won the championship ro fp in 1890 89 antiand who l-t latez I entered the time automobile field met his death in an automobile accident ten years Yearb ago Major Taylor thefamous negro cyclist who won thethc American sprint championship champion championship In 1900 tried to emulate BillyBiily Sunda Sunday Sun- Sun I I- who da Ill day andbsbe an evangelist but his efforts I proved neither a soul saving or financial I 1 I success andhe quit that to engage In Inthe in- the the manufacture of spring wheels for automobiles Frank Butler a third member member mem mem- berher of the famed Butler family and Billy Bil Bi- Ily Bil Bil- lyly ly Saunders a a. former rider and pacemaker pacemaker pacemaker pace pacemaker have also made their pile In the game Frank Butler has purchased a farm in NewHampshire and and- A and- is lg is taking a course in the Boston agricultural agricul- turaltural A college Tie ec and Jeh Jehn he plans 1 to retire soon and be a real meal farmer Canner A American Frank fc ns Starbuck pace followers io one rs of and II the ea a rival original ln of the famous Jimmy Michael the Welsh Rarebit who died while on his way from Europe to America In 1906 is also In Inthe Inthe Inthe the automobile fieldAlbert Champion theFrench pacemaker ishead of the Champion Ignition company ofFlint Mich makers of spark plugs Titus Among Them others Others who arcare associated with the automobile and accessory field are Fred Titus winner ofof the Quill Club Handicap Handi Handl- cap a at the old Manhattan Beach track I i iJa hf ea i i a race eh that carried a a.

first prize of 1000 I Earl Karl Kiser the Dayton Dumpling John John- SSS. John Johnson Johnron the first man to ride a quarter mile under two minutes John John- T. Fisher George Banker the first American to win the thew worlds world's orld professional title who won the championship at Vienna Vitana Vien Vita na Austria in 1898 Eddie McDuffee of ot Boston Ed Aker Philadelphia Jed Newkirk Newkirk Newkirk New- New kirk Dave Coburn Will Bill Rutz Joe Nelson and Charlie Henshaw WilliamWiiiiam Speck Neville sells tires andJoe Judge disposes of flivversflivvers' In New York state William Fenn the Boy Wonder and amateur champion In 1900 is a chauffeur Matty Downey the Boston rider who won the amateur title in 1905 is also chauffeur a lt as is Earl foggy Stevens the But But- fabian Johnny La Lake who finished second seesec sec sec-I ond in the worlds world's amateur champion in Paris in in 1900 and a a. number of others Joe FoglerFogier the Brooklyn six day star Isa is Js I a a. taxi merchant in his home town Automobile i racing has claimed a number number num num- I fis ber or ot theold cyclists aas drivers Barney Barney Bar Bar- I ney OldOldfield field one of thetho original dare 1 devils Ralph De PalmsPalma Frank Galvin a i and other star star- performers rs in the auto racing game received their earlier training on on the bicycle track Even the jitneys have claimed thetheIr number i imber Johnny Johnnj King King- Al Guery who alv got the first dollar dollar dol dol-doi- doi lar lap IRP at the old track and Bill Bill Morton who bravely tried to save the gasoline circuit in 1912 13 are trying to compete with the trolley cars in Newark N.

J. J. Two Are Book Agents In cacase catoe you jou OU want tohuy a II set of the Hie immortal immortal im immortal im- im mortal Shakespeare's works a dictionary or al an you ou can find Eddie Jdie doing business in Buffalo and WIIl Stinson bookit It in Boston BosBoa ton Michael Dirnberger cr the Red Fellow Fellow Fel Fellow andhis brother Charlie are Inthe in in- the in- thethe law and Insurance business in Buffalo But But- falo tab Arthur Gardiner the old Chicago sprint trint favorite is in the precious metal I businessand James B. Bowler is a city father in Chicago Among thoseriders who have haye entered the bicycle business after quitting racing cing can an befound Walter alter Babb Paterson Donald McDougall 1912 13 amateur champion champion chamchain pion Newark Phil PhU Wright Salt Lake City Paddy Hehir the Australian and Norman Hopper the Minneapolis polls rider rider rid rid- rid- erer who won the first Sydney Thousand a race carrying a purse of with with- aa first prize of which was run In Sydney Sydne Australia Hopper Is one of the heads ofthe House of Hopper in Salt Lake City tj Ernie Pye who still holds Unlaced records Is making the Pye- Pye fusselman cord racing tires Nit NatButler at one time called calle the Han I I King Iving- and ta John II Chapman who hails from Atlanta are still Interested Interest Interested in cycle racing promotion Butleris manager of the Revere Beach track Boston Boston Bos hios- ton and Chapman holds holds' a like office with the Cycle Racing association the owners of thetile Newark Howard Poke Poke Freeman is a sporting cartoonist on the Newark N. J.

News Hardy Downing the San Jose rider divides his time between newspaper work and promoting pro pro- promoting pro pro- boxing matches in Salt Lake City ity I and Alex McLean promotesboxing and manages boxers up Boston way Burton Downing a brother of Hardys Hardy is a contractor contractor contractor con contractor in New York City Sherwood a Hat Maker Charles Sherwood amateur champion In 1906 Is making hats and Frank Blatz 19111910 amateur champion pounds thetho sidewalks of Jersey Jerse- City in the guise of of- a of- a of- a a cop George Schreiber called the Indoor Indoor Indoor In door King at one time draws a a. policeman's policeman's policeman's police police- mans man's salary from New York City while Charlie Mile fIle a Minute Murphy does like duty In Brooklyn Charlie Wells Piano I LefI Legs The I Insurance is a commercial field rl has photographer claimed g- a few George ColletColiet one of the premier amateurs amateurs amateurs ama ama- I fifteen years vears back is a branch manager manager manager man manager in Providence for a Massachusetts life insurance company while Fred neer Is a n. solicitor and Willie Coburn Is Isa is- a is- aa division manager in the home office i of the Prudential Insurance company In- I in NewarkJack Colburn a brotherof Dave I and Will combines upholstering and In case you jou OU happen to drop In lq the mo mot mostt I prominent cafe on State street Erie Pa you will probably have Otto Maya Maja the- old thetho I old six-day six rider deal one over the mahogany mahogany ma- ma for you jou Otto is the proprietor I of thebusiest cafe in that town Orlando Stevens of the famous I I and Stevie i hl Ta Tas l- team of which the late Floyd Mc McFarland arland was the guiding spirit isalso a a. cafe proprietor Stevie runs the Oj Oyster Oster stor Loaf on Edd Eddy street San Francisco Arthur A A. Zimmerman Is the proprietor of a hotel at Point Pleasant bJ J.

and og tt tto kIf JackieClark is running Jackie Clarks Clark ia Hotel In Newark Ray nay Stites has his char charge of the commissary department at the Denver Rio hUe Grande depot in Salt Silt Lake City the cyclists' cyclists former habitat a Bun Drummer Gus thetho Jersey City rider Isa is is- a is- aa bun drummer Gus drives his fathersfather's bakery wagon Owen Kimble OldOid tuck waswaa a drummer for a tobacco househouie when last heard of Marcus Icy Hut who won the American amateur championship from 1901 to 1901 and the worlds world's championship championship championship cham cham- at London in 1904 Is a mining engineer at Rimini Mont while BennyHenny Munro Is Js reported as being a fanner tanner Charlie Hadfield and Oscar Babcock are I In the theatrical business with nith feature acts and Jimmy Moran is a pig merchant in Chelsea Chelse Mass There may be a few we have overlooked but we will have to I waitwalt for the next industrial census to behe be- takentaken to Recur the necessary dope I 1 RACE ENTItiES I TIAJUANA First rarerace fiverive and a a. halfhaIr furlongs furlongs- Rapid May Ilay Zida Toner Mc- Alan Mc- Mc Alan Oscuro 11 Fort Johnson Kid Nelson elson Tallow Dip Lady Mint Soon Lyons Bob Lynch InezInca Second lace selling five and a half fg ru furlongs D. 1 3 Wasatch Small Industry Dovie Jennie i Barbarita Aimee Leslie Leslie 12 I Miss Brush In DutchButch Magic I Third raceraco five furlongs furlongs I The Shrimp 10 King Chilton VanHorn Van Van- HornHorn Gabrio Russell McGill Little JakeSake Oakland Marion Marion Marion Mar- Mar ion Ho Roe II Jr Fourth race six furlongs Mint furlongs Kruter Kru- Kru ter Leah Cochran Santa Maria Maria Ma Ma- Mana ria na California Jack Batcheler Brando 14 Custom House Fifth race fiverive and a half furlongs furlongs- Mary EmilY Miss Clark Clarl Andy H. 2 Jennie Crawford Lady 2 il James Janies nie 12 Azura ur Ll- Ll titie Sir Dyke Pride of Lismore Lis- Lis more Sixth race mileand a sixteenth Trout Fly 95 Mockery Louise Paul Concha 0 05 Petit Bleu Blou Miss I Fielder Threatening fast JUAREZ First raceraco five furlongs Saute furlongs-Saute ODay Oldsmobile Grays Grajs Favorite Little 07 Helen Thompson Star Rose Roe Onata Violet Elba E. Second ra race e.

five furlongs furlongs Lyola Magura Ka- Ka gura Pluto Alan Rutland Arms Arias 10 Third race five furlongs Regards furlongs Regards Clint Tucker Dr Tendall Ell Bit SafeSafo Home Jone Bride Mary stelle Estelle Zudora Fourth race race five and a half halt furlongs furlongs- I Joe Blair Borgo Hastena Freeman Freeman Free Freeman Gen Pickett Tom Carr Fifth race four and a half halt furlongs- furlongs i Edan Edin Park Little Snider Smiling Annie Wand Dyson Dr Swords DoreBore Sixth race seven furlongs furlonge HuskyLad Ui tH 10 Peter Stalwart rt CharleyChancy Mc McFerran ererran C. W. Kennan Jack Jaci Lucas Meal Ticket Panella 98 95 Clear CIar fastfost 11 Shay former big leaguer and manager of or the Kansas CIt City clubis to to- bebe hI the new pilot ofthe Milwaukee Brewers ers GUN GUN- yy 4 TAKE CARE OF SHOOTING IRONS When you jou ou go Into the woods for game take a a. clean gun Take a slant down clown the old od left side choke and see BOB the right side scatter and seesea if the O. sign is Js in Jn both barrels If It not talce take the old gattler down Hunt up the washtub the or the bathtub bathtub bathtub bath bathtub as you jou ou prefer armana maKe mane some warm soapsuds and insert a swab and a large amount of elbow grease and go to It It After Atter you have given a good bath to the barrels barrel inside and outrub it hard and dry with dry rags then take another peak It If she still looks spotted take your our wire swab and rub her good and hard then e- well work through bb briskly I with some th oil on a a- well a- wellwell saturated cloth then with a dry cloth and the chances are the Job will bbe complete It If the barrels are very Terr bad from lack Jack of attention and showpowder rust and lead In them stick a cork in each barrel and fill flu them to the nozzle with kerosene and let them stand for twenty-four twenty hours then go through with the former process If everything comes out but rt the lead from this treatment slap In a goodly amount of ot nitro powder solvent on the leaded spots and let It a stand for at another let forty eight el hours then finish up as before be- be foreforo stated Nitro solvent nt Is thetho salvation of ot the small bore rifle and is just as all necessary forthe larger bores Run a a.

wellwelt saturated ra rag raj of the solvent through the barrel from the chamber until she works easycasy then give s-Ive her a nice brisk rub Finish up with a a. dr dry cloth to see If It any dirt remains If It not run another saturated rag i-ag through and leave eave plenty of ot the solvent In the barrel Clean solvent from rifle and oil from shotgun beforeshooting I oJ I COLE WAS NERVOUS 4 Cole Cub ex-Cub ex pitcher who died not long ago was one of the first II to sign with the Federal league He was pretty nervous when he I attached his hIli sic IIII to thothe papers which called for tor a a. boost In pay It this elt smashes up said King 1 going Ko to eat up I office and then roan right bj by the cashier i 4 io I Leslie Mann Sprinter I as Well as Player Leslie Mann Cub outfielder is one of I the fastest sprinters In baseball baseball lf if not I the fastest He used to do track work at Nebraska He tells of an Incident that happened 1 when he was with the Boston Braves at the training camp in I Macon Manager Stalling Stallings thought WilsonVilson Collins was the speediest runner In baseball base baseball said Mann Collins Collin had been on Oll the Vanderbiltuniversity track team and could run all aU right and DugeyBogey were ner also speedy sPeed and a foot race was arranged between nt de thetho three Then somebody happened to mention me I dont don't know who It was wal but at any rate Catcher Whaling made thetho announcement that he waswaa willing tobet on me ins against thothe field He hudhad any number of takers all nil placingpiecing their money on Collins Some- bodY Somebody Some Somebody measured off a hundred yards by pacing although I believe it Jt was closer to HE lii We started and I finished first two yards aheadof Collins AndWhaling Whalin cashed in It sort of or surprised the fe fel fellows fel- fel lows 1 gue guess for tor Collins had beaten nten Ty Cobb in a 1 foot race so 80 Im I'm told Looks as If It thetha gr great at Intellects of nt the nation were sUit still unable to compound com in I antitoxin to combat cheer NEW NEV STATECHAMP WILL DEFEND 0 TITLE ill 1 Azevedo Will Tackle Bu Bud Tucker in One of Mondays Monday's Mondays Monday's Mondays Monday's Mon Mondays day's Headliners Young Azevedo the elver dyer featherweight feather feathe weight who hasagreed to tackle FrankieFrankle Tucker asaa the headliner of the Manhattan club bill bill- at bill- at bill- atat the Grand Monday evening says eay he will defend hishla new title asaa champion of Utah with allalt he has ha 0 Tucker began Ills his ii fighting career as an alt I amateur here three years ears ago He hashax been working hard hard- on 1 on the road andd in in- the I the gymnasium lu cc- cc c- AZEVEDO himself tp to this altitude once more He Is extremelyextremely- anxious to make a good showing before his Salt Lake friends He Ho issaid to have improved much in the three years hehas peen been away Tim other tilt six-tilt battlefor Monday night is between Chris George and tier dr Jack These two boys bos ate sluggers from thetho word commence and ad should give those fans who like rough milling a thrill a minute Seas Jess go Oren and Ada Bobby bb Ross will be tn big guns of the round four-round mixes Or n- isis fighting for the first timethis year but his a ability is well remembered from last winter Ross has a 0 good reputation reputation reputa- tiontionfrom California and Is one of the best middle weights who has come to the Frenchy Boyd and Mike the Fighting Fireman will stage a slugging match that should behe well worth the experience of an evening Both BOUl these millers have lotsof haj haymakers hamakers makersand little science Bo Boyd i is a laugh a minute when lt Kid Emmett th and Young gW Brown Brownie a will Rill will- it fI put it on a feather weight scrap I Kt Kid I 1 fI fIt Holt olt and Jimmie Mayland will fait start rt off the show as a a. curtain raiser I VANPELT GWEN GIVEN I I I Continued from pave pa 1 1 ness The el has never had time taken out in the past two years andit I is almost impossible to hurt him In the Colorado College and Mines games game his open field running was wonderful to behold be be- behold be- be hold holO Hutton of the Aggles is chosen because of Ins Ihs generalship and defensive work The Aggie seldom runs with the ball but lt lie lie- has the head to callthe PlaYs lla's for the tte the- other the- otherother backshacke to make ground He haslIas car- rie car car- rie ned ried the Ag Aggie le eleven to a championship with virtually not riot a awell wen well conditioned man man- on man- on man- onon the team alterafter thetho Colorado College contest At times his Judgment has ht been uncanny and to him along with Robinson Robinson Robin Robinson the give ghe the tUe greatest credit for their victories a Mahoney of 01 Denver cannot be left of off orr orr- anan Rocky All-Rocky mountain team this year He has been a star from the first time tune he put on a a. suitand in the last lut two games ames has shown his great offensive and defensive pl play pUy HoIre won the Colorado game ame gave the Aggie the scare of their ther lives and against Colorado College and the Mines along with Anderson played these two teams off their feet Under the present Estem there areno halfbacksof fullbacks fullback or quarterbacksquarterback The men line up In various positions back back- ofof ot thothe line and a man plays play at what was calledcanedthe quarterback under the old rulesand yet set performs theduties of or A fullback Mahoney Mahoner can CAT lilt hit thotheline run the ends end catch punts throw forward passes and In factdo Clo anything that a star backshould beable to do Credit to Romney I Romney of Is Js a good back It Is If unfortunate that hehaslias shown snoremore on 00 Colorado gridirons this season sean Davis of I Colorado Color College has not played his game this season At times ho ha was the samename old Stub but his work worle lacked consistency consist consIst- ency Scott and Rothrock of the Aggie Aggles have done well andthe Miners In C.

Schneider have the coming staretar of ot this region of Colorado College Isone hone is is- oneone of ot the bestbeat line plunges in the conference con conference In this eleven and you ou will find th the strongest offensive and defensive eleven elen elenI- In thetho Rockyky mountains The team couldcoull pla pIa play the old style line smashing game an- and an then turn completely aroundand open up tip rl with I nn an aerial attack that could do not be stoppedslopped With eithercither Mahoney or Anderson Ander Anderson passing the ball nd and the two bIg suds Van PeltandRobinson down the field to receive It BOlt and Ta Taylor lor cutting In now andthen you can realize the power of or this team with thetho forward pass The ends al also are largolarge enough to boboxbor any tackle find end therefore the en end runs of or Andersonand Mahoney would woul feature with Taj Taylor Talor lor hitting the line or og making his lila usual cross bucks bucks- Either Anderson or Van Pelt would boot andHeltzman would Kick goals after touchdowns On defense Mahoney would piar AndersonAndersan hackingbacklog up the line and Hutton and TajTaylor lor laYing HP nat secondary backs It is possible to pick flaws tn In most any ant team but ththe writer believes this eleven would be the strongest strong In the conte conference no.