The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
FACTS FOR The FANS.

/ Another double-header IS due today.
Hickey and Engel are slated to twirl for
/ Seattle and Wigs and Tozer for Salt
/ Lake. The first game VIII commence
! promptly at p. m
Eddie Quick asked Manager Reynolds
/ as favor to be allowed to pitch both
games yesterday. Quick said he thought
\ he could beat the Siwashes a double-head-
/ or and now the fans are convinced that
/ Eddie was right.
After yesterdays game the Seattle team
gathered around Umpire Huston and
raised big kick about something that
/ the crowd could not understand. II was
afterWard learned that they were kicking
! because Huston did not let the game go
| on for a full nine innings The claim
| made by Seattle was that after the five
\ innings were played, Huston either
! should have called the game a tie or al
( lowed it TO go on for nine innings Jack
could not see IL that way. however. and
for once it looks as il Huston was about
( right.
When Dugdale saw the rain coming
down before yesterdays game that big.
broad smile OF his covered his face An
other game for us he said. Just our
kind or weather. We can't lose" How
ever, IL afterward developed that the FL
ders could play some themselves in the
rain. Dugdale said after the game that
the farmers in Utah would always look
forward to his coming with pleasure in
the future. as it was sure sign OF rain.
was good for crops
Harry Joseph yesterday dug up some
of his old papers and brought TO light
one that will bring TO the minds of the
fans an incident that happened. last year
when Joseph was the whole thing i'm the
baseball business. It viii be remembered
that when Hulen played with the Salt
Lake team last year he left for CaiifOr-
MIA, much against the wishes Of Joseph
Joseph brought suit against Hulen in the
local courts for the price OF the ticket
advanced Hulen 10 come here and the
sum of Sl,&0. which amount he said ne
considered the jumping by Hulen cost
him. The case was tried in court and JO-
seph got judgment against Hulen. Yes
terday Joseph happened 10 remember the
incident and sent an officer after Dug
dale TO attach any sum Of money the big
chlet Siwash might have belonging to-
Hulen. The officer who served tho pa
pers on Dugdale did not get much salts
faction, however. Dugdale said as soon
as the papers were made out right he
would pay some attention to them and
give his answer. but not until then II
appears that whoever made mp the papers
M court and give an account Of what was
coming 70 Huien. Now il appears that
the Seattle baseball team Is PLAYING out
on the coast at the present time and that
inns team rs a member of the Coast
league. Dugdale's club travels under an
have TO be served on the Dugdale team
before anything can be done
The Spokane papers say that Lefty Ma
sic has decided to quit the baseball bust
ness and return 20 Everett Wash. where
he owns cattle ranch. They also say
Bradley is coming 10 Salt Lake TO 60 into
the furniture business. and that "Nid"
Peoples is coming here TO sign with Man
ageT Reynolds team
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Spokane has secured Pullman and
frary. two Of the stars on the Helena
team. II is stated that Thompson and
Carrish are going east 70 join the Pitts
burg National league team.
The ANACONDA Standard SAYS: TT is
expected that Wigs and Donahue will
be here in time for Sundays game Wen
n they do some kind of a flying ma
chine will have 10 be brought into use.
As at late hour LAST evening they were
seen walking up and down Main street
Manager Reynolds received telegram
from McCloskey last evening offerine to
come 70 Salt Lake and bring along with
him weaver. Iearfogs. Burns Marshall
Ffeister and St0van. McCloskey saws