Boxing Evening Delights Fans at Armory Showdowns
The Elite Athletic club staged a four bout boxing program last night at the Armory. Jimmy Johns defeated Wille Wille in three rounds, while Lent Rowan and Kid Williams fell to stronger opponents. Whitey Johnson and Kid White battled to a draw, and Jimmy Drysdale beat Kid Davie in four rounds. The main event featured Systerious Jimmy Crown versus Jack Myer with Myer using height advantage, though neither scored decisive blows. A no contest occurred when silent Rowan failed to appear and was replaced by Wille.
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the Armaty
Bowlion
Harry Knowldon
Jimmy Johns
Ellent Rowan
Fara
Johns
Wille Wille
Lent Rowan
Kid Williams
Essex
Willams
Lewis
Whitey Jchmeon
Kid White
Jobazon
White
Vavie
Johnny Murphy
Silent Rowan
Willie Wille
Rowan
Momach
Netro
Io Johns
Abbi
Wille
Axis
Systerious
Jimmy Crown
Olden
Jack Myer
Salt Lake
Myer
Brown
Russian Wrestlers Foresee Victory in Grand Theater Bout
Konplanine Homanoff predicts a win in his handicap match against Georges Colsonarus at the Grand Theater. Romanoff aims to defeat his Greek opponent with speed, while Colronarus vows to push the pace and throw him. The card includes Jonas-Nicholson and local interest from Volano fans as promoters Ettinger and Berman debut the season with top heavies and contenders.
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Konplanine Homanoff
Georges Colsonarus
Namanoff
Bitte
Flumapoff
Coteanarus
Hercules Huttle
Calsonarus
Romanoff
Jonas-Nicholson
Vreehlam
Volano
Janer
Alana
Ettinger
Berman
Rormanoff
Stecher
Basketball results from the City Junior Irgun and Ward games
The State School for the Ural and Ulind basketball team defeated the K. B. team, edging toward a second straight win in the league with a 44 to 14 score in a City Junior Irgun game. The Third Ward fell to the Ninth Ward in a home contest, leaving four games remaining in the season.
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Ural
Ulind
Renue Thanccra
Visser Departs for the Coast with Key Supporters
Tete Visser the Orden heavyweight creator departed yesterday for the Pacific coast with James Vingree Me Pingree, an athletics supporter. The trip was arranged weeks ago to have Visser travel with a crew and to work the coast with fireman boats for possible matches and workouts with Frank Gotch and Stecher among others.
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Tete Visser
Orden
Creatien
Pacific Coast
Jamea Vingree
Pingree
Se Kologa
Visser
Vieser
Frank Goteh Mod Stecher
Baseball Stars in Celebration Banquet Honors 60th Anniversary
New York February 3 Stars of baseball from veteran to rookie gathered with owners and managers at the National League banquet marking the leagues sixtieth anniversary. Former President Taft spoke of baseball civilizing and influencing peoples, while others praised the sport’s global reach and spurred stricter umpire authority.
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New York
National League
John K. Tener
United States
Morgan G.buckley
Connectcut
A. J. Sills
Spalding
AL. Neach
Philadelphia
John F. Manning
Boston
William H. Taft
Philippines
Taft
Thace St Paul Boxers Clash in Brooklyn Ring
Thres St Paul boxers fought in Brooklyn with Bre ette beating Teddy Martin of Presidence to claim bantamweight honors. Brite at 118 pounds outpointed Martin across most rounds while Mike Weber of Jersey defeated Kla Morita after a weight gap. Dilly Mater beat Kla New York in a separate bout, Rodden from Brooklyn weighed 7t and Modden 21 in the event.
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Paul Goxers
New York
St Paul Borers
Wronklyn
Johnny Brette
Teddy Martin
Presidence
Brite
Mertin
Mike We Bmber
Jebany
Welghing
Kla" Morita
Sheuklyn
Dilly Mater Sade Kla
Fluch Rodden
Hirpoklyn
Defoe Widghed
Modden
Harbertson Yokel 10 Meet in Ogden Alhambra Bout
Jack Marberteon and Mike Yokel agreed to stage a wrestling bout in Ogden at the Alhambra theater opening Wednesday March 1. The match settles at 184 pounds with a $2000 purse and forfeiture scales, watched by Salt Lake promoters and managers.
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Jack Marberteon
Mike Yokel
Tno
Alhambra Theater
Ogden
Alhambra
Salt Lake
HE. Skinner
Alhambea
Marbertson
Yokel
Orden
Etthy
Welch
Rincalde
Trotters Elect Welty President for National Trotting Association
John C. Welty of Canton, Ohio was unanimously elected president of the National Trotting Association at the biennial congress in New York. He succeeds J. H. Johee, who retires after years of service. Morran Q. Hulkeley of Hartford and G. J. Heal of San Francisco were reelected first and second vice presidents.
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Pet
John C. Welty
Canton
Ml Peestnnt
Troedting Saszociathin
Association
Thay
Welty
Bangor elects O Neat as president and six year officers
O Neat of Bangor Maine was elected and named vice president. Officers of the all district boards chosen for six year terms include J M Johnson of Noston De Forest Bettis of Brre Cove Carios 31 De Garmendia of Tus Carora Md J C G Wharton of Richmond Va I Bandlex of Ottawa Ont and Henjamin F L Rush of Bussun font Cal Thomas Grifith of Spokane Wash takes the Pacific district board seat left by the death of John C Kirkpatrick
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Bangor
All District
J. M. Johnson
Noston
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Brrecove
Carios
de Garmendia
Tuscarora
J. CG. Wharton
Richmond
Bandlex
Ottawa
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Bussun Font
Cal
Thomas Grifith
Spokane
Wash
Pacific District Board
John C. Kirkpatrick
Confessed During Attempt 10 Robbery in Salt Lake
February 10 a man named Frank May age 22 confessed to attempting burglary at the White House bar 208 Main Street Salt Lake City after entering via a skylight at the Union Dental office 12 South Main. He described climbing to the top floor using a skeleton key and a galvanized wire to access the saloon. He was captured by Hatrolmen Anderson and JG Botth and booked as a suspect.
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Frank May
Hatrolmen FC
Anderson
JG. Botth
Union Dental Company
White House
Booth
Tle
Sooth Main Street
Mihe Street
Ite
Rook
Death in blizzard ends life of S L Harkness at Montello
Salt Lake, Feb 10 Joseph C Harkness age 30 formerly of Salt Lake died January 25 frozen to death in a blizzard near Montello Nevada His body was brought to Salt Lake for funeral and interment He worked with P O Perkins in mine development and left Montello saying he would not return if unable to procure a hoist He is survived by a wife and ten children living at 7 Reeds Terrace Salt Lake Funeral services will be held today at 1 PM from Eber W Hall chapel with interment in City Cemetery.
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Joseph C. Warknesa
Biterard
Montello
Net
Harkness
P. O. Perkins
Ronento
Tor
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Montelio
Xbar
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Eber W. Hall
Terment
Cty
Battle notes on Albanian towns and troop movements
Vienna reports a formal statement from the war theater. Austro Hungarian and allied forces push into Albania crossing the Tverim and seizing areas near Durazzo while facing remnants of Serbian units and mercenaries. A repulse near Filamentos and bombardment of Viurazzo camp areas are noted as Montenegrin disarmament proceeds with quiet conditions reported in Montenegro.
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Vienna
London
Vanguarda
Albania
Tver
Tresija
Durazzo
Wiehts
Valla
Elent
Tiring
Viurazzo
Montenegro
Why Kitchin Opposes President Plan
U.S. lawmaker Kitchin opposes the president's plan as outlined in a diagram linked to their annual and preparedness discussions. The France reference appears as a fragment in the caption.
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Kitchin
United States Congress Shows Budget Opposition in War Debate
In the House leaders room a diagram hangs as an exhibit in the antipreparedness fight. Chairman Kitchin of the Ways and Means Committee opposes army and navy budget increases. He argues the United States already pays too large a share of its annual income for war.
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Kitchin
United States
Rome
Hoth
Debate on Military Budgets Warns of Naval Armament Surge
Congressman Kitchin warns that five year military budget plans will force the United States to spend over 70 percent of total revenues on army and Navy, surpassing Britain Russia and Germany in peacetime. He notes $22.00 earmarked for pensions and says only about $40 remains for other government needs. Classified Ads.
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Germany
United States
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