The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26
NEW FACES FOR FANS
Lineup of Both Salt Lake and
Ogden Teams Changed For
Game at Walkers Today

Ogden Teams Changed For
Game at Walkers Today
Salt Lake and ogden perform this aft
ernoon at Walkers field for the first time
/ Two teams viii be completely changed
I around. 50 the fans viii scarcely recOg-
| nize the teams Both have strengthened
! oy the adoltion or new players, all Of
! whom are well known TO the local fans.
! Byrness salt Lakes crack little catcher.
ton behind the BAT TO-DAY I'd G'0 f fR
! pad Clark is slated TO make his
> first appearance at first base and
will put Egan on short and Cook on
/ third. himerer. Kennedy and Christie
viii probably be found in the outfield.
/ The HOLSTERS win be strengthened by
the Outfield- Either Nash or Fettes Will
pitch for the Holsters and Thomas or
Tozer for Salt Lake.
From the coast comes the information
I that Big Chief BOrchers will soon be re-
leased by Manager McCloskey of the San
/ to the local fans, a il was thought Bor-
I cheers and McCloskey were side kicks
in this fight to the finish proposition out
The Tacoma papers are strongly urging
/ the transfer of the Portland franchise to
/ Salt Lake for the rest of the season. This I
IS good in Tacoma and it is what ought
TO be done. And by the way, certain pa
the point just as strongly as the Tacoma
press.
Guess Frank 0IcNtchOls, the former !
White Wing student, IS not making good
up in Seattle. IN speaking of game he /
played in last week the POst-Intelligencer
.'The game was full of electric shocks.
The juice was turned on in the very first |
{ Al 49,
ecuted one of those double plays that ev-
cry team makes in practice, but seldom 1
If ever can pull off in a game. With Hol- 1
lngsworth on second, Cannon hit vicious !
" down toward the third bag. McNich- !
OILS came in fast and shot the bah on d 4
line to first.
''HoIlingsworth made a break for third, /
but Buck Freeman cut loose that awful 1
throw arm, and the ball sped across the {
diamond looking about the size OF a pea /
The throw nearly knocked McNichOls /
down, but he hung onto the ball and with 4
hngsworth. That got the gang on the |
bleachers going in great shape, for it was 4
a sensational piece of work. both men
handling the bail perfectly and throwing /
strong and accurately
'AIcNichols also saved the day in the +
seventh, and IL came at time when the
excitement was so high and the tension
so strong that when the yOungster felt /
the ball in his hands it nearly scared him.
With runners on second and third and
only one out Reilly shot the ball on a
line right over third base 1t was base
hit good for two. maybe nine times out
''McNiehols went up in the air. half
turning as he leaped, and speared the ball.
and touching third, ne completed a dou-
bic play that prevented two runs and set
the bleachers going mad He had TO dOff
his cap several times.
1t is always matter of interest to fol-
low the fortunes of retired ball players
Following is a list of tOssers of national
reputation; who are now on the retired
list, and the occupations they follow:
John NJ. Ward, New York's old short
stop and captain, is practieing law in
Arthur whitney. Who used to play. third
base for the New .sYorks, is running a
mems furnishing goods store in Lowell,
Mass.
Roger Conner is managing the Spring
field (Mass.) baseball club.
Buck Ewing il in Cincinnati, where he
owns much real estate.
Nike Tiernan has a saloon uptown on
Fifth avenue, in New York
John ClarksOn, who used to pitch Ia
nous ball for the Chtcagos, owns a cigar
sid Farrar, who used to hold down
the first bag for the Phlladelphias. is liV-
ing in Melrose. Mass. and devoting much
of his time TO the musical career of his
daughter, who has made great hit in
Europe as a singer.
tons twenty years ago and afterward
Joined the Buffaloes.
Jack Rowe VINO was on, on I me BufIa 10
the cigar business in Buffalo.
Hardie Richardson of Giant fame
runs a saloon in Utica
Big Dan BrOuthers went to WappingerS
Falls after he quit the New YOrks, and
he is now doing lucrative real estate
Adrian c. Arson, popularity known as
Baby and Pop runs the largest bill
lard and pool room in Chicago and IS
mixed up in politics on the side.
Jim Murtie, Smiling JeemS as he was
known, runs an ice cream and candy
store on Staten island.
Danny Richardson, who played second
for the New YOrEs. owns. with Mayor
Sheehan of Elmira, the biggest dry goods
Smiling Mickey Welch, the old New
York pitcher, has saloon in Holyoke
Mass
George Gore is on the road for whole
sale whisky house.
Joe Gerhart has saloon in One Hun !
dred and Twenty-fifth street. New York I
Charley Bennett. the famous catcher,
who had both legs cut off in a railroad |
store in Detroit The new baseball park,
Bennett park was named after him.
Joe Start. the veteran Providence play
er, when that city was in the National |
league has q rOadhOuSc just outside the Z
city of Providence.
Arthur Irwin is manager Of the ROch-
ester club of the Eastern league.
Tom Brown is an umpire in the Eastern / Z
league.
can recall as the star outffelder Of the !
BOstons. when they used to crawl under :
the fence. runs q sporting goods store
in Boston in partnership with George Z
Wright a brother Of Harry Wright.