The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-01


THE picture peddler is one OF the at
tendant evils OF the tourney.
MEssRs. SPALDING. Williamson ana
Arson were here with the Chicagos III
10.
YESTERDAYS game being terminated
before the fifth innings. does not count
in the series.
Yesterdays was the eleventh game
in the series-or should have been, ha0
it been played out.
TENER is a handsome duffer, sx-toot
three in his soles, and looks like Gl-
lette, the dramatist.
EVERYONE to-day, if there is game,
would like to see the renowned Spald-
ing do the umpiring.
FoGARTY is the wag of the party; he
explained an error yesterday by saying
the ''sun was in his eyes.H
THE last game in Denver was one OF
eleven innings, and the All Americas
won it by score of 9 to 8.
In the gameto-dsv Baldwin and An
son will De the Chic ago battery, and
either Healy or Van Hsltren will pitch
for the All-Americas.
HELEN DAUvRAY (Mrs. Wsrd) did not
take in the game. It is said she has re-
tired from the stage and will bs known
as zone of our Girls" no more.
PRESIDENT SPALDIND says the ex-
penses of the tour will be about $25 ge2
President SpaIding is there in safe
way to make some tall money out of It.
THE PROTEST play yesterday was an
immense jump and capture Ot liner
by Van Haltren as second. 1t put two
mp nj m q
chorus of cheers.
WARD will settle down in New York
and practice law after the present tour.
He acts as correspondent for the New
York World. Chicago Tribune, Phila-
delphia Press, Boston Globe and the st.
Louis Post Dispatch.
Yesterdays umpire was Healy.
pitcher of the Indianapolis club; he was
cool as cucumber, took some sass
from the players with good temper.
and made no bones about admitting he
was In error once or twice.
"SALT LAKE turns out very cour-
teous crowd" said Mr.. Palmer, the
urbane scorer, to q HERALD reporter.
"There were only d few errors, but ID
Denver one like we've had to-day would
have brought out storm of Kisses"
HANLoN belongs to the Detroits,;
Brown to the Bostons: Ward to tie
New Yorks; Wood and Fogarty to the
Philadelphias; Van Haltren is one of
Auson's pets out and out; Manning is
a kansas City member; Crane Bos-
ton and Earl st. Paul.
"CLARENcE," the young coon who
hung so close to President Spalding's
heels, is the renowned Mascot of the
i'm in
for short time, and to this they at
tribute the fact that they are not flying
the pennant this season instead of the
Gothamites.
THE highest salaried man in the
party. and probably the man VINO is
paid more for his work than any other
baseball player in: America, is Arson
whose salary for the seven months
season is said to be 600; Tener re-
celves 50 900, Ward $4 900 or S. 900, and
Hanlon $4,000.
PRESIDENT SPALDING never does
things by halves, and IN his company is
the monologue artist, Mr.. Frank Lin
coin, who goes along to keep the boys
spirits up, and who gives an occasional
entertainment on his own account in
the big cities en- route. de was q guest
of the Elks here, and will be heard OF
Ia Salt Lake on his return from the an
tipodes next March or April. =
The two clubs play local California;
teams in San Francisco. Nos. 5, 6, 7, 9,
10, -, Is and 16, and will literally mop
the earth with them. In Australia they
will engage the local teams with foot
ball and cricket, the old timer George
Wright meeting them = San Frank
CISCO and instructing lem into the
mysteries of cricket and bowling whilet
they are on board the steamship speed
ing over the Pacific.
"Say, Anson," drawled a sport from
a place in the grand stand yesterday,
this amt ball-I've seen you play bet
ter than this myself" The laughable-
ness of this is evident when the score
is turned to and it is seen that Arson
was twice at the bat, that he made one
home run, one true base hit, no errors
and put four men out.
The record of the ten games played
thus far is as follows:
l. Chicago Chicago. .....................u
All America. &c. ...-......-.
2. st. Paul-Chicago ........... ..........
All America. .........-.....
8. Minneapolis-Chic ago..................
All America. ........-.. q
4. Cedar Rapids-Chicago. ...............
All America. .....-.
5. Des Moines-ChicagO .................-
Ali America. .............
G. Omaha-Chic6go Observation-Disclosures.
All America -.......-.--.-...i
Z. Hastings Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
All America. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8. Denver-Chicago. ......................
All America ..................
9. Denver-Chicago.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All America ................
10. Colorado Springs-Chica ago ...........
Ali America. .......
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