Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-15
JOTTINGS FROM
BASEBALL FIELD.
Local and Foreign Notes on Ameri-
cas- NationaI Game.
HERALD HUNTING TROUBLE,


A morning contemporary today
throws down the gauntlet In the fo'-
lowing terms:
"The Herald baseball team has come
piotoi lts organization. and la ready 10
mcot any amateur team ln the city
Having learned that the poscrot News
has "a nine that thinks % can play BALL
tho Herald hereby challenges that ag-
rroration Co ninc-round contest, TO
take place at any old umr. at amy old
place. tho sooner the better such
game will doubtless prove Of much
value 10 the Dcaorct NcwFiucHa, ua the
Herald stands prepared Co give Thorn
practical denomination Of the very
latest Kind OF baseball"
The Herald has mo- scoop on the
Item regarding the prHcrgt News baHr-
ball nluc .HuCh uu organization huH
been patent to the State of Utah since
the memorable Single NB Married con.
test OF six wuukB ago. The 'NeWs'
baseball ulnc viii hU HupcrlhuNrly
agreeable 20 The Undertaking ~ pirinE
tho form uf the Hvull'H pitcher ana
generally Inserting three en- daahca ln
tho score book az any old time aud
place. providing that only bona mo
employee uf both establishments par
tlclpato On the fray and ull carriers
are barred. For further Information
and particulars the noble aggregation
0f pouoll-ahoyors, tyuo-HtlCkcrs and
devils from across the street are ~
Hpootmlly referred 60 Mr.. Joseph a.
Anderson. business manager N the
Daorot News nine.
Denver Republican. Many names Ia
mIlIur lu Denver appear ln the scores
uf the Utah league. Berkeley iH catch-
INK Tor pocDtDllo. Gcrhardt ~ ut second
base aud hartley Reed in right mold.
McDuualnnd is catching for tho In
roonH. Pitcher fluuHford. sh0rtHtop
Casey. Third lInuomun SohuahlD and
Pitcher Gimlin are with the ogdons.
The Oregon Short Limo baseball nine
81 now minus "a managvr, owing 90 tho
fact that MIR. Walter Anderson, who
has for the last two years held The
rp.nH with ncungn. has given out the
following statement;
"Thc Short Line tonm VIII have to
cast around FOR another man Co shout
der the upH and downs of manager
Mr. Anderson could not educate the
boys Co uhrCryO baseball hours other
than during office huurn, and rather
than conflict the two hn wants HoWg-
body else Co try his hand
Tho hoHt game yesterday. among the
top-uotohcrH In tho East was the bat
tlc OF the pitchers ut Chicago when
the ClnCIunatl-Ch mines crossed
bats; FOR seven innings neither slide Eut
moro than an occasional hit. The
B1stouB won the concluding game OF
their series against the Giants by "a
narrow margin. AZ Louisville Pow
pI kept tho Colonies guessing with the
hH f.Ha
was shut out. Pittahurr simply indulg-
cd lu circular cAku.wullH al around
tho CloyolundH ami ~ no stage of the
game could the later hold itH own,
The OrulocH defeated the Senators ON
thclr own ground in slow but SURE
game.
Jack Doyle attributes Ncw YorKa
low standing principally Co two things.
one. that the pitchers have not been ln
furmi the other that Dc and DAVIS
have been out ot tho game BOO much
owing to Injuries.
Pitcher Ruslo was recently engaged
hy the Wabash college tDum 60 pitch
against the University uf Nebraska.
but dlI not keep hlH uugtEDmHut, for
feitIug iai, Money iH evidently mo- ODE
jeet 20 the big pitcher
Captain Kelley believes that he has
the coming pitcher "a Billy Donovan. of
last years Washington team. who b.
pitching for the Richmond tVaJ team
this season. Donovan viii become "a
member OF the brooklyn team late next
fan.
Manager Burns of Chicago lH keeping
young pitchers on the bench nH long ms
! possible before allowing Thorn 10 make
tholr major league debut. u gives them
an opportunity Of getting acquainted
with the league bltamCn without augcr-
Ing defeat.