Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
SPortiDe Notes.

Hale and Barr NJ Denver have ar
rived here TO ioln fortunes with the
salt Lake team,
y baseball excursion from Park City
has been arranged for tomorrow.
y, G. NJ. J. ana the feathers were
prevented from coming together by
rain. They VIII play at another time.
There viii re no baseball games to-
morrow on account Of the wet grounds
a meeting OF the wheelmen's Pro-
tective association VIII he held at the
police court ROOM In the city hall on
Monday evening beginning at s o'clock
Manager Riser Of the University foot.
bah team viii most likely arrange
date in next December with the Stan
ford team Of California.
Some difficulty Is SO far being expert
enced by Manager Rishel IN securing
bicycle riders for the Salt Palace track
Oscar julius is anxious to have a try
at lowering the twenty-four hour rec
ord made by John Lawson, who covered
52i miles IN that period Of time,
Milwaukee. May Soto selloff Of
Chicago made short work Of Curley
supplies Of Buffalo, knock- him out
In the first round OF a sIX-round go
before the Milwaukee Boxing club to-
night, The fight was swift while It
lasted Just before the gong sounded.
Seilof in miX-uD landed swing on
supplies jaw, putting him out
Chicago. May S.-Robert Corbett, cap
tain Of the lroquois Boat club and one
Of the first men foster aquatic
sports in Chicago, is dead,
Y. NJ c. A, athletes are scheduled to
give an exhibition on May l5 under the
direction Of Instructor Daniel.
The Salt Lake Railway game, which
was to have been played here today,
was called off on account OF the
weather
There viii be no road race tomorrow
between the messenger boys. II has
been postponed to Tuesday, May 2l.
The Fremont basket bail team has
changed Its name to the oxford With
this lineup a game will be played with
the Rawns team for the Wyoming
championship: II. Edwards, center; j.
Pickering. right forward w. Mcintyre,
left forward; V. Wlghtman. right
guard, and r. Hunter, left guard
A dispatch from San Francisco says
that Frank ERIE and Sam Harris, Ter
ry McGovern's manager, met last night
to arrange for a match between Me-
Govern and Erne. No agreement was
reached, as Erne would not consent to
fight at less than 1872 pounds, while
Harris asked for l2S at ringslde Harris
promised Erne. however that II Terry
took on weight he would give him
chance at his own demand.
Southampton. May Capt. Wringe,
OF Shamrock III. is OF the opinion th9t
the Shamrock II can, In the trial races,
give minute in each mile to the
Shamrock /. The trial races between
the Shamrocks VIII take place In the
middle of next week. Shamrock IL will
have her first trial under canvass to-
day,
II has been rumored that the Fans"
OF Salt Lake and Ogden were much dis
appointed that the PocatellO team was
barred from the Utah league this year,
and have to numerous parties expressed
themselves In favor Of making room for
a number OF games with the ball team
OF this city II must be remembered
that Pooateilo was always a drawing
card In Salt Lake and Ogden. end II Is
barely possible that the team now or
ganized will accept Of the opportunity
TO play in Utah one or more times
during this season, This Will depend.
however, on the support given the o.
S. l.. team by the people Of Pocatello.
II they show their interest In a nine by
coming out to the games II will sim
ply mean that better hon will be the
result. and 1t is the desire Of the man
ager to pick such men for the nine az
are demanded by the ball public, and
this can only be determined by the pat
ronage OF the games. a good nine will
be presented at the first game and from
that time on. and II the receipts war
rant picking up good talent from time
20 time, It certainly viii be done. and
at the proper time arrangements will
undoubtedly be made for games with
the Utah league. -Pocatello Tribune.