Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

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viii consent to any change whatever
President Beardsley is heartily In favor
of cutting down the games, form new
schedule and by admitting another
team start another season. and start
II right He believes that four or FIVE
games week from now until the flf-
teenth Of October would be well pat
ronized and there are many who agree
with him,
When the spill occurred in the five
miles professional race last night, Billy
King had a close call. but by Keeping
his head and darting UP the steep
bank with lightning speed he escaped
without a fall.
Ben Green. the coored rider, viii in
all probability be suspended from the
track for his foul riding last night.
Referee sharp told him he would be
kept on the track FOR the balance Of
the year Green has the reputation Of
bling an unclean rider Charles Tur-
Vile and Gus Lawson have each been
lined 81 by Referee sharp for doing
team work. Mr. Sharp Is determined 10
stamp that kind Of business out Il he
can.
The Ogden team has consented to
play the proposed game with a picked
nine from Lagoon and the Salt Lakes
for a side bet Of 1000 Ogden's money
Is up and II only remains TO set the
date and put up the other $1,000.
The successor Of Announcer Shear.
man at the Salt Palace bicycle meets is
a huge success, The girls say he has
a charming voice and speaks 50 dis.
tlnctly."
The Ogden baseball boys were taken
up the canyon last evening and treat
ed to chicken dinner, Judge A. G..
Horn and George Watts standing the
expense. The treat was fully appre-
cated. Judge Horn acted as toast
master and Nagle answered the toast
of THE Ladies'" while Casey amended
the complaint The drive up the can
yon only occupied about three hours
Ogden Standard.
Bin Morrow, arstwhile center fielder
for the White Wings is making ar
rangements 20 go 10 California where
he owns some property. lie has had
offers from Denver clubs. but would
rather 90 west aud Is now waiting TO
hear from that country. Morrow was
released this week.
Salt Lake fans will be pleased TO
learn That little Ernest Asbury will be
with the White Wings from now on.
The youngster is rafting good play
en- and Is improving right along with
the stick
This IL what the Ogden standard has
To- say about the "r0asts" Catcher
Hansen has received from the fans
here:
The Salt Lake papers and baseball
fans have directed many little slurs
at a member of the ogden baseball
team, claiming he struck a ball player
in the east with a bat and inslnuat-
inn that the act was unprovoked. TO
give the Standard readers an idea OF
the type Of man the Ogden player hit,
the following in relation TO him is
copied from the Denver News Of We'd
nesday and all Will agree that this
individual referred to cannot be club
bed too often. The News saws:
Dirty Bin Wilson was yesterday
run on the grounds at Broadway park
by half a dozen policemen. II did not
take this number 20 show him the
way but nearly all the officers on the
grounds seemed to take particular
pleasure In boosting the good work
along. Bin hasn't a grain Of fight in
him and his little game with Burt
Davis was nothing more than the
c0arsest description Of fournushine.
Davis did the right thing az the right
time. An umpire that win stand for
any Of Wilson's offensive sputterines
deserves abuse. A riot seemed lmmi.
nent when Wilson was asked by Davis
60 leave the grounds The fans were
unsparlne In the epithets which they
hurled az Wilson"