Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
s,.u,o,, Have Been Too Much
for Athletics This Week.
BASEBALL SEASON OVER
,..,, Now takes the place Of All
o,hsr sports LoesiiI-"en-
eral Notes.

,.,, ,bs advent OF wintry weather
-, generally IN salt Lake city thls
- 49, been at a standstill' on
Ts..iay RED stockings and the Nolun-
~, t,.sbali had the hardlhood TO face
~ tt,i,r blasts and journcycd down
i, ,bs walker neld to cross bats on the
r,mopd After they had stamped
mi for the space Of a solid half
~, N, magnificent audience Of two
mrrsd ladies and one small boy en-
,.r,i The grand stand. consequently az
~ hacking the ball around and
,t,oisr out their fingers the players
5..Ilsd that they would defer baseball
usul next year and pack up their Inn
.ilmenta and wcnd their way home
wards
IL also seema ~ though the bicycle
as|nr on the sugur-buwl track has
rsard similar fate and bowed grace
fsly 20 the elements. The crack y. G.
Rational circuit riders came into
- I'M "wednesday with their trainer
IA two motorcycles ready and eager
/, cofrau 400 the purses IN sight un-
/ f5turately they brought q well de-
,eIoped amateur blizzard along with
itsm which bias stayed with un ever
Sine The salt Palace management
IN fs present mood, can see no money
ii racing even Il Il does clear up and
IA Sol beam with hUnlgnly once
4 art'n. 10 would take several days N
/ dBInr.out process 90 make the seats
ID mi safe TO sIt upon ana then, IL ~
Iafrlsd. a full house would not
te forthcoming ln the face Of
he damp. w.ntry night air. even to
view The Top u1tChcra race. The man
Iarcmsnt further don't propose to drop
|i.0 " 800 on an afternoon meeting un-
Ice the merchants agree To give all
ihgr clerks half holiday! bicycle
raIy no Salt Lake has been IN the past
4 b i too much 60 expect the storckrcp-
- to 60 10 that length. Such ia the
|tmailon at the present time. In the
ImsaniImc Mcfarland a co. Will remain
ln Salt lake until a week today, with
he hope that everything may clear up
aii around.
With winter clore upon ~, the quos-
Mon afsaa. What IN 90 be done with
he cycle track Present Indications
palnt 10 the centswlae dollnr-fnllish
ialcy " leaving the fastest h.lap track
Do the world exposed 60 the elements
Throughout The entire winter The salt
Iiaace management would like 20 place
|sams covering over the structure. but
b present their hands are tied owing
. lack Of finances,
The elements also forbid any sport
lfg events ln ogden. The horse racing
HN ID a.. s.Ha a.
b. been postponed until "wednesday
tri Thursday TN. meet viii be- one
p he bet that has been pulled on In
nrlen within the past i've years. and
tll undoubtedly attract big crowds u
ihs weather j. favorable. There will
D. three running rlcca, one trot and
'le pace each day A few ~ tho
h9Iscs entered are Naomi b.. Miss REM
tn, Gold nug Paddy Pcddlar, Dutch,
lihfl Sea Queuu, Mountain queen.
Lookout Nelly 3 and Din.
judging from the number of young
Iisr 20 BE- encountered this early IN thu
'eason, clad ln football war paint and
COSTUMES that bear unmlstatnhlv ear
mafks Of mammas needle, not 10 speak
n older and heavier youtha clad In
uke fashion % Is fair to presume
tN' .AN N'aHNAf MnlNu - INV
lloh ~ Will hr warm one, The first
IN Or ihe season "a fired down at the
walker Field ar We so TO press.
Up % The present the Nlnth cavalry
tam a. the fort 10 having a hard time
" arfanre Tor a. game. The Ogdens
luy refuse TO play them. and the Y
" G. A, team are wondering whether
ihey can unhcnd 90 the extent Of put.
lnS W game Tor the brown boys In