Barrieau Defeats Downey In Fierce Armory Bout
Record crowd views a six round war as Barrieau outpoints Downey after a fast, technical war with swift footwork and power, Downey presenting strong resistance but Barrieau’s accuracy and range prevail. Swede Thurston wins earlier, Johnston bout ends with applause. Willard Mack's Woman Alone heads Utah stage today.
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Barrieau
Downey
Armory
Willard Mack
Alice Brady
Utah
Academy Boys Prep for South Cache Trip
The Weber Academy basketball team leaves tomorrow for Hyrum to face Howth Cache High School. Coach Watson has the squad in stiff workouts as he builds season form. A large number of students will travel to support the team, with several named staff and players listed.
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Weber Acdamey
Hyrum
Howth Cache High School
Tha Academy
Waston Baw
Atudente
Malcom
Watson
Jones
Stoberta
Linford
Smith
Shreeves
Pile
Peterson
Freshmen Win Quint Game at Granite High
Salt Lake January 1 The University of Utah freshman basketball team defeated Granite High School by one point 65 to 64 at the Oranite dome. Prouse started for the freshmen with strong scoring as Sproul Hading Slanson Davis Solberg saw action with substitutions Nadine Knowlton.
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Salt Lake
University of Utah
Granite High School
Oranite
Granite
Prouse
East Beachers
Wea
Frat Men Pledge Loyalty to Fultz in Chicago Meeting
About twenty Cavehal yers fratern ity members met in Chicago to back pitcher Fultz of the Valladelphia Nationals. Al Demaree, the pitcher, urged unity and pledged support, saying the fraternity would be less loyal members otherwise.
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FULTZ
Chicago
Cavehal Yers
al Demaree
Piteher
Valladelphia
Peat
Ogden High Meets Davis County in Season Opener
The Ogden high school boys travel to Hayaville to face Davis County High in the first league game of the season. Coach Ghirey says the tent has trained hard and will bring home the bacon. Expected starters include P D Fingtee, I Mingree, I Vaick, Ie Falck, J Da Young. Local teams also schedule a practice game between Peat and Mind this afternoon.
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Ogden High S
Hayavillo
Davis County High School
Ghirey
Cornhuskers
Hoya
Schoal Bave
Alumni Send In Acceptances for Utah Banquet
Salt Lake Jan 18 Ninety to members of the University of Utah Alumni association announced their intention to attend the annual banquet in honor of the varsity football team at Hotel Utah tomorrow night. More acceptances are expected and organizers hope for about 150 guests. Speakers include Dean William H Leary and Coach Nelson Nergren. The event features college songs by the university male quartets and a formal Vanquish? banquet.
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Salt Lake
University of Utah Alumni Association
Hotel Utah
Jay J. Stockman
Brockman
Hal Fald
Dean Wiliam Ht. Leary
Athletic Council
Brn Roberta
Deseret Evening News
Albert Hrokmeyer
Roger van Welt
Feramors Lit Ne
Lowell Stomney
Nelson H. Nergren
Wil
Farrett Wift
Coaster
Thomas Giles
Stockman
Corbett Loses Medals in Bayside Break‑In
New York reports Jamen J. Corbett once heavyweight champion had many medals and trophies stolen from his Bayside home. The burglary occurred while the Corbetts were away, with Mrs. Corbett’s jewelry also taken and the Bayside home shuttered since October.
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New York
Jamen J. Corbett
Blavietoriva
Corbett
Bayside
L. 1
Jon
Brown Signs To Meet Workman In Rigby
Yesterday afternoon K Q Brown the batting reek from California signed articles to fight Cyclone Workman twelve rounds in Rigby on the 26th of this month Brown at welterweight has fought many of the beat boys in the ring He has been training hard for this fight a win over Workman would give him a crack at Frankie Tarrman the controversial fate boxer from Canada Crown fights and at the time manages Chris George the lightweight who has been making all of them a top to get a draw with him
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K. Q. Brown
California
Cyclone Work
Man
Rigby
Haha
Brown
Welterweght
Dng
Workman
Frankie Tarrman
Canada
Crown
Chris George
Ennis Champ Renews Support for Amateur Rule Amendment
New York January 18 Robert J Wrenn former national lawn tennis champion and ex president of the National Lawn Tennis Association endorses the proposed amendment to the amateur rule to be voted on at the association’s February meeting. He warns that allowing prominent players to join sporting goods firms exploits athletic fame for profit and threatens the sport’s integrity by turning players into salesmen and increasing commercial influence.
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New York
Robert J. Wrens
Four Toes
National Lawn Tennis Association
Wrenn
Peruana
Sporting
Sporting Foods House
Tals
Sportsmen Urge Grouse Season In Utah County Meeting
Provo Utah Jan 18 sportmen from Utah county urged a closed grouse season with increased trout protection and a shorter bass season. Myron Newell and D J Atadsen were appointed to petition lawmakers in Salt Lake City. They favored open trout season June 15 to March 1 and bass season December to July 1, with restrictions proposed near Spring Creek and Utah Lake.
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Provo
Utah County
Sportamen
Pravo
Myron Newell
D. J. Atadsen
Salt Lake
Mecine
Rae
Mamberner
Hanters and
Flabela
Parent
Fab
Karan Jawa
Sekine
Epting Creek
Bes Vween Spring Creek
Utah
Jake
County fish wardens urged to publish quarterly reports
A meeting approved a motion directing county wardens to publish detailed statements of work every three months. Some attendees supported a five year closed action on grouse, but a motion passed to seek a two year closed season on the bird from the Legislature.
Baseball dispute with labor and new pro signings
The report notes a tense clash as organized baseball plans to challenge the American Federation of Labor while fielding semiprofessional players on strikebreakers. It also cites the National League contracts for John Murray and C. A. Causey with the New York club, mentioning Murray’s fraternity ties and Causey as a young pitcher drafted from Waco.
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Ajao
Lony
American Federation of Labor
National League
John
Murray Cod
C. A. Causey
New York
Murray
Causey
Waco
Ife
Fraternity of Players Barred by Major Leagues
New York January 17 Major Leagues refuse to recognize the Players Fraternity or deal with it after the organization allegedly interfered with contracts. Presidents John Cener and Nan Johnson announce clubs will deal with players individually. Fraternity officials say they will respond, and may push for direct dealings with organized labor rather than baseball’s formal framework.
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New York
Jao
Acon
John Cener
National League
Nan Johnson
G Ut
Johnson
Ihirego
Toner
Fults
Ward
Relay Race Carnival Set for April at Franklin Field
Philadelphia January 18 Invitations to the twenty third annual relay race carnival at Franklin Field on April 37 and 28 were being mailed to colleges nationwide by University of Pennsylvania officials. Letters will go out after classifications are finalized with many institutions including Yale Harvard Cornell and the University of Southern California signaling their intent to participate. Last year about 100 colleges and over 350 schools were represented in the meet.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Yate
Harvard
Corne
University of Southern California
Neadings
Seama
Radical changes in game laws proposed by Utah county sportsmen
In Provo tonight Utah county sportsmen recommended radical legal changes to allow a bass hatchery at Spring Creek lake south of Provo and to seek a statewide closed season for trout from March 3. Myron Nowell and D I Madsen were chosen to present the recommendations at a Salt Lake meeting with other districts.
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Provo
Utah County
Yarlun
Salt Lake
Myron
Spring Creek Lake
Utah Game Policy Proposals For Fishery Rules Unveiled
A report outlines proposed changes including a June 15 close season, December 1 to July 2 season, and a clone season for Site yeara on Rrouse. It seeks threehook use for catfish in Utah Lake or Jordan River, daily duck limits, and a 4 pm cutoff. Proposals also urge abolishing the district warden office, create an advisory board, and board members serving without pay. Public sentiment favors banning many wasteful practices and limiting license fee hikes while reconsidering commissions. A committee will draft bids to present to the Legislature.
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Utah Lake
Jordan River
Tisk and Game Department
Aporiins
Utah
Ikame
Princeton Hockey Team Beats Yale In Extra Time
Princeton downed Yale 3 to 2 in New Haven as Humphress broke through Yale defense to score a sensational winning goal near the end of the third overtime period.
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Princeton
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Humphress
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