The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
WITH THE FANS
AND PLAYERS
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Gossip Among the Local Ball
Tossers.
NEW FACES FOR LAGOON
CRITCHLoW ISSUES INsTRUC-
TIoNs TO LEAUGE UMPIREs.

$ q gentle reminder OF what is eS-
y pected from the umpires this sea-
son. President Critchlow yester-
| day addressed the following cemmuni-
/ cation TO Umpires Hardness and MAJ
/ tn:
Keep I'm mind that you have aBse-
( lutte charge OF The game. Permit no
/ contention with yourself. and. if neces-
( sary TO bring players 10 time. you are
at liberty to impose q fine Of not 10
/ exceed s. for any Odense. If "A player
insists OK. being obstreperOus, you can
remove him from she game and
grounds. Above all, while handling the
indicator. be- impartial and fearless. re-
memberiag you have only myself TO
please IN your work.
" a. Kelly. an 0utfelder from Den
yer. arrived here yesterday. and at
once reported to Manager Weaver Of
jhe Lagoon club. Kelly has played ball
in Nebraska and with the Chicago city
league for the past three Sc ons. He
VIII don Lagoon uniform tod and
commence practice with 8 -. er's
bunch, now located at the ooH.
8 . -
Bib Gull an old New England league
player. drupped into the Lagoon yes
terday. and was at once taken in
charge BIZ Manager Weaver. Gull has
just arrived from the Philippines,
where he has been for the past year.
He was an old side partner of Buck
Weaver back east. and. hearing that
the latter WIS located at the Lagoon,
ne dropped off yesterday on his way
east and gave him a cali. He is an in
fielder and good stick artist and viii
be given 9. chance to see II he can get
back ia lds old-time playing form.
Transportation was forwarded Eddie
Dwyer TO POcateliO last evening, to-
gether with a request that he report 10
the Lagoon at once for practice. DWyer
plays anywhere on the infield. He
played in the northwest last year, and
held MS own with the best men in
that part of the country.
Buck Weaver's bunch Of farmers
played a scrub game at the Lagoon
yesterday tvith the Farmjagton team,
winning from tbem by score Of Is to
l. The Pennington team was organized
last week by Weaver. AID. according
90 the latter win soon be able, under
his coaching. TO trim up any Of the
out-of town teams iE the county The
Lagoon team are going to get up a
team IN kaysFille 80 play against the
Pennington bunch and expect TO have
some great games this summer. The
game yesterday was attended by a
number of en- husiastic fans from the
small towns surro Jnding the Lagoon
. -
Pitcher Hogg, who vas in the box for
the Salt Lake team halls from Pueblo,
Colo. and is now on his way to Seattle.
where he wiz play with that team in
their coming struggle for the Pacific
northwest pennaut. BE stopped off
yesterday TO see the city and was asked
by Borchers 10 pitch the gar.e for him.
HOgg said last nigIk that it was the
inst time he had faced a batter in two
years, and thar he merely went into
the game fcr the good il would do him
IN his future games against the Butte
aggregation.
The Riverside Baseball team defeated
the BurlingtOns and LinColns the past
week by scores of 8 to and TO (.
The Riversides lineup as follows. Cos
grove C.. Tucker. T.. Eabisuis. SIS.
Pits. b.; Sanhora. > b.; l.. Morgan.
D.; c. Morsa %, p f.: Smith, T. E.. and
Parry. J. f.
The Royals and Fort Douglas teams
viii meet at the fort at p. IN. today.
The game betreen the Royals ana L.
D. :. L. teams. scheduled for next
Tuesday, has been called off. but viii
be played later ia the season
o. g e.
The Seventh South Peewees won "a
game for the Fuzzies yesterday by a
score of rs to 10 on the grounds at
Eighth South and West Temple Both
teams are composed of boys and the
manager Of the Peewees said be now
wanted TO go up against the ogden
HOLSTERS
Manager w A. Marder of the Regal
baseball team informed The Herald
last evening that ne Is willing u meet
any amateur team in the state and IS
particularly anxious to meet the Park
City team. Any club accepting the
challenge can get a game by address
ing Nander, p. .. box 1897.