Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-11

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ISaS 1.LaLNP has gone 90
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IN W - cause ne Is UNI
NhE W able 70 arrange
-alL1@Ny5 W match with
~ ..issSs2.S ~ Rowan has been
going around the country announcing
bIusalf thc champion OF Utah ana me
coming" mddlpWelght champion. II
90 believed that Jack Stelzner changed
"Dummv's" mind on one or two points
Tommy Reilly heard Of Che mute
boast and straight way challenged MN
An 6ght gt the Salt Palace ON Septtm-
her 18Th When everything had been
pracflcalIy settled. the Rowans, with
ana SAVING ANYTHING. packed up and de-
r9rtei Reilly thinks Dummy s
afraid Of him and II certainly looks
that way.
T. G.. Hausaman and w. a. Rutz the
new Eastern toam viii ride against me
TurylUe brothers on the saucer tonight
f1r a purse Of X25 The motors 90 De-
used are the same horse power ana
the eastern men say they VIII surety
defeat the Tury.lles.
John NJ. Chapman be- anxious TO ny
conclusions with the Terrible SWede 10
a % hour race. The Georgia cyclone is
willing TO- back his confidence with
money
A match game between the short
Lines and Bankers may DE pulled on
before long. Manager Whitney of the
Bankers has challenged the profession
ais aud asks that the shorts put up
odds Of three 10 two.
Tom Rourke. the fight promoter Of
New York has been secured hy the Of
fcials OF the Nutmeg state Athleue
club NJ Hartford Go act as matchmaker
OF the club, and everything relative "
the arranging NJ matches VIII pe lett
entirely with him. The club wul hold
fits shows DO the Coliseum In that city
which is located most desIrao|y Tor
fistlc battles The first show, or rather
fight. that wIll Doe pulled Of by the cluu
win take place on Sept. g. but as YET
Matchmaker OROurke has not ar
ranged the matches 10 Doe decided. some
of the prominent lighters who VIII hght
az O'Rourke's club are Peter Maher, Joe
WalCott Tommy West Terry McGov-
ern, Joe Choynsk. Joe Cans ana many
others. The battles TO boz fought
will probably boz between little fellows.
so nothing Will likely happen which VIII
give the sport O black eye. Aier this
show the biz fellows viii be brought to-
gether and lively fights may De looked
for
Sporting Life has the following inter-
esting Chit chat;
Manager HeUbroner Of st. Louis an
nounces that the report that billiard
has been fined 800 was erroneous.
BIN Schryer Of pittsburg says he Is
the only player In the league who has
not struck out this season.
oliver W. Tebeau has not found base
ban unprohtable He rs believed TO be
worth something Ike $4,000
Herman Long has played a marvellous
game aheld this year. but his hitting
has been away below his old mark.
Jack Doyle Is ACKNOWLEDGED 10 De the
most difficult base runner 90 the league
70 touch while running The bases.
First Baseman Dick Cooley has been
Internationally released by Pittshurg.
Light hitting caused Cooleys downfall
Jack Boyle. the ex.captain Of the
Philadelphia club. is now a tull-ladged
pugIIstc manager and a sport pro-
moter
Piusburg will recall Catcher smith
and Pitchers Waddeu and Bowling
from Milwaukee al the close OF the sea-
son.
President Ebbetts says the Brooklyn
club Is ON Easy street now. Not any OF
the profit, however. was CLEANED at
home.
The three leading run getters OF the
league are on the Philadelphia team.
They are Thomas 90, Flick and slagle
80.
Pittsburg has been beaten three times
this season 10 o. Boston. Chicago and
Cincinnati were the teams that turned
the trick.
Cincinnati critics insist that Stein
feldt is playing stronger game al
third base than any man In that posi-
ton I'm the country
The Pttsburg club Is said 10 have a
new first baseman secured 10 succeed
O'Bren next season. Who he Is cannot
be ascertalned.
The Chicago club has purchased the
release Of Outnelder Hartzal nom In
dHnapoJls and the release ~ Pitcher
Tom Hughes FROM Omaha.
In 81 games this season Lave Cross
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