The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
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the Salt Palace team at Calder's this af-
ternOOn for the second game ir their
series.
Marty McQuaid is booked to leave to
night for Boise. where "Ducky' Pace and
Barr have their hammers out.
Old Pap" Arson can't. keep away from
baseball. At present he IS umplrlng
semi professional games around Chicago
Crazy Horse" DAWN Of the Baltimore
team tore off the season s record FOR nit
ting in the Detroit game last Lhursday
ing two triples, tw doubles and two sin
giles
Rumor has it that Jim Hart. president
of the Chicago National league club, IN
Ienas 20 re5lre rom 23SeP@H al s NE s IS
Of this season, ms place 10 pc Iiie1 Dy
FL Hanlon of the Brooklyn team.
Harvard's winning the championship
from Yale puts it on a level with Prince
ton which also won from the Els. TT
the Tigers and Harvard had met this
er over triviaLties it would have been
safe bet that the CTImsOns would nave
of the most phenomenal college twirlers
that ever happened. from Al stays down
the line
Charley Farrell, the Brooklyn catcher,
is suffering from blood poisoning, the
result of being accidentally spiked in one
First Baseman News Of the Chester,
Pa, team has been signed by Columbus
If the Western association. News, ~
thirty-fOur games. has made seVenty-nilc
hits nineteen being home runs.
eritt. recently released by Washington, to
cover The first sack. There is also deal
on to get Fred BUelOW to jump from De
troit to Denver.
A dispatch from Cheyenne has the fol-
lowing: Manager St0ney OF the Lagoon
team of the Utah league has asked Jim
mic Brierley Of the Cheyenne Indians 70
report at Lagoon this week. Brierley is
captain Of the Indians and has a good
thing here, and it is not believed that he
viii accept Stoney's offer. It is known,
however. that the Lagoon manager is
Inaking. hard fight TO get both Brierley
hind the bat, Green IN left field, Eddie
Logue at short HollinEsworth, late Of
HOffer on first and ATcNichoIs at thIrd
the LaEOOns would nave a team that
would soon climb TO the top I'm the CUan
league Ihen there IS Bradley, IormeTly
of Denver. Captain Buck Weaver. New
never. kOstal. simmons and one or two
Others with the LagO0ns who would as
sist in making that team penn1nt win
ueFS- The prospects are very -fl1tterlng
at Salt Lake and while Johnnie Green
VIII undoubtedly leave the Indians. BrIer-
ley and the other local men in demand
i'm the west VIII PROBABLY remain at home.
Billy Steinweuder. the new captain %
the Princeton university team, is son
Of Gustav A. SteiuweudCr of St. Louis.
The young St. Louissn has been playing
the second bag for the Tigers the past
two seasons. and ts regarded as the best
inIiclder Old Nassau has had since Phil
King graduated.
BeviIIe the pitcher of the Railways,
who was signed by the Boston American
league team and went 10 the bad, pitched
for Lowell in the New England league
the other day and was knocked out VI
the box In ne fourth inning.
Fen Cotton. WHO played here a few
games with the IagOOus. has returned
20 Denver and has the following TO say
about baseball in This league: The boys
have played good ball Captain SJOney is
especially in gJod favor, Ior he has put
the ginger Ia his men that makes the
game. Bradley. suspended by the West
time it comes mp. His fielding is very
poor. something that ne fully makes UP
for BY his tremendous drives. Harry
NeWme yer mas wonderful control IN the
box, being able to puC the BAH where he
wants It. Mf. cotton states that New
meyer is pitching better than ne ever
has in former years, and thar any West
erU league team would be greatly
strengthened by his presence. Kostal -
also doing well "a PLAYER need not think
that no IS going against = lot of dubs
and haS-beens when he goes to Sait
Lake" said Mr.. Cotton 'frhe bows olrf
there are playing fast BAN and hard bali
To win. the teams are compelled to line
run bases and they understand the game
They should have a EOOd strong league
out there IL another wear. for the whole
state is wild over che game.