Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
SALT LAKE AS A
PATRON OF SPORTS
Her People Fond Of Many Games
But They Must be Clean
AGAINST FAkES AND FAKERS
Wants No More OF the Fiaseos n''
give $4,000 TO the Promoters
And $50 20 charity.

When you come to think about il sa''
Lake is one Of the most elaborate enc
tertalners in municipal society. she
gives her visiting card to everybody
and is always AT home She cares
nothing for caste and is prepared to re-
celye the aristocrat and the plebIan on
the same plane She caters to all tastes
and there is generally something do
Ing in most every field OF sport With
IN her hospltable portals can be found
diversions Of most every description
and whether it is to her credit or her
reproach she has taken on the life and
character OF metropolitan city
HORSE RACING MEET.
II you enjoy seeing the trained ana
slender limbed horses run for mastery
Salt Lake can conduct you to the fair
grounds where one OF the greatest
race meets ever held In the west Is
row in progress,
BICYCLE RACING.
II your fancy suggests bicycle racing
the fair dame will pilot you to one OF
the finest tracks in America and show
you as lively and pretty AN article oil
pedal-treddling as YOU ever saw ii
1t Is baseball you want TO see we
win first congratulate you ON coming
TO the right place, take you down to as
beautiful a bail park as there is any
where and let YOU cast In your voice
with the enthusiastic fans az your por-
ticn OF the contribution to the fastest
and cleyerest style Of the national
game to be seen anywhere IN the west
SALT WATER BATHING,
Suppose your old hankerlng for a
plunge In the briny surf comes over
you. well IL you don't mind the abb
sencS Of the big waves your kind hos
tess viii provide Tor you the most de-
lightful bathing you ever experienced
where without a motion of your body
9n1 without effort You can lie quietly
Ipon the soft bosom Of the great IN
httAh aNA NAlh W. AAf AGllNli OAhfF hAAh
YOU wherever they WIN.
THE BoXING GAME.
This versatile city also interests her
self in the boNine game sometimes 10
her disappointment and chagriu but
there are many lovers a the sport here
who are too much devoted 90 q % allow |
one fiasco to kll the game 80 that % |
Is not altogether improbable that be- |
fore tine door OF the last confidence |
game Is fairly out OF our n0strils au-
other match viii b. framed no be- !
tween two real ones, who both claim
the goods and who haN. about an equal |
claim 10 them. In one respect that re-. |
cent bad business that was pulled Oh at
walkers field win serve a good Dur.
pose. This is one of the reasons. ANY
time q fight promoter begins TO get
busy around here In the future there is
going to be some agitating. That agi.
latloh VIII take on the form Of a cues.
uor that VIII run something Ike this
MT promoter Who are your w-n9'
TO answer 1t to the entire satisfaction
d the agitators VIII involve m, urodue. |
uon OF evidence that viii be as un.
Improbable as the law OF grlvitauoD.
lhat Mulvey DOwncy. Herrera AFFAIR
certainly filled the sports with Missouri |
instincts and It will require facts 10 |
show them.
BASEBALL FACTS.
But the game that comes in Tor tho |
mrgesl snare OF attention now is base
pan uhqueslionably, We have now
closed our second week IN the Pacific |
National league and the further ,,e |
10 me better It seeems to look Taking |
gu thlhgs INTO consideration the looaj |
boys haVeplayed elegant bali. This team |
was me victim OF a streak OF bard |
iucA that dates back several weeks h. |
Iore II became ours Thc bows were |
ulsheaftened aud a disheartened stran. !
ger m a strange land Is TOO gloomy a
combination 70 do his best ID matiars
NOT whether he Is a baseball PLAYER mr.
comic opera writer But the hos
nave Oeen mere now long enough m yet
pIet'y well acquainted and better bsll
y the result They have an fallen In
ioNe WIN this city many OF them nrs
ierrlng II 70 any other tom In the west
me way the amateurs were picked M
ana given try-out with the home tssr,
mas been an imposition to the menbsrs
OF the team who are real PLAYERS o.
wooden player Is sometimes ononrb
70 snow the entire team up and mskesi,
impossible for his side TO win Nncr ~
me disgust Of the fans. thai has boeu
san Lake sad situation several uines /
Wllhin the last two weeks Men Wbo /
nave good regulations are natursii, |
{ealous OF them, and they should never |
De obliged TO impair them bv play,,,r /
with men who are I'm "a lover ciaSs ~ |
or or 8. '''' q!
THE MANAGERS
or course it would be IDLE 10 hold Oh.
managers wholly 10 blame for rntt,"S
an unequal team In the field. They gen,
erally do the best they can ana thcp a..
most All other people Ia the world trns,
10 luck. Where can you find tho mn
VINO VIII do much better business 80
nrst base than Stats" DavisS 70
~ Dohahue there on second one Of tsa
fastest players IN the game anvthe,s
she man Who has demonstrated to 49,.
sall Lake fans how II Is possihle g.,
the second baseman To pirk nm ~ ~
liner and drive Il home and Vei ICY
~ ~ 20 "uhih ~ feet OF the base when |
Nv Dsll IS delivered. Take the men IN
w neid: rs there anything wrong
here We'll hardly That man IA,
icy Is the original goods In center6S,d
anu ne Is closely seconded by Bradisy
anu Farrott The man behind tbe 80
y right, too. Anderson's work h wo,t.o
OF any man Then, what II the nat,o+S