Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-29
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Dad Clark was presented with a hand
some bunch Of sweet peas on going to
the bat yesterday afternoon. Ladies' don't
you know that Dad Is a married MANI
Two local Frenchmen are due to fight a
duel with swords II Is to be hoped the
AFFAIR Will mot terminate like the one I'M
italy did three weeks ago. Two iudivid-
uals decided To fight ana accordingly were
lined up i'm the approved fashion Just
when the signal 10 ire was given pei
dog belonging To the count rushed 10 his
master and incidentally stopped a bullet.
50 horiihed were the principals at the
bloody ana sad incident that they en-
braccd and called the thing of,
owing TO the storm last night the
meeting OF the Salt Lake Cricket club
was ADJOURNED until next Thursday night
as both president and secretary were abb
sent II Is now on the tapis that Park
city may butt into the cricket arena.
1t is ladies day at the ban park Ey-
cry lady is requested TO be the CUES, of
the sait Lake Baseball cub huucelurth
on Wednesdays and Fridays and 10 split
OF Nhor uf the nome boys,
There will be "a doublc.hcadcr on sun
day afternoon between Butte and salt
Lake at Walkers park
owing to the length Of the program
the first event ~ the bicycle meet on the
saucer track will commence promptly at
o'clock this evening
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Hardy downing ana Johnny Chapman,
which was postponed ON account OF ram,
VIII be one Uf the leading features at
the Salt Palace this evening.
Judging from the frcndod look on the
faces OF pedestrians the drivers Of autos
are getting their machines in shape for
Galder's. thdf6G2P BefF FoiieSr- has am. m,
billions TO make a mile in about $3.50 In
Sam Newhouscs big new machine. As II
Is he holds the Main street record. while
several new marks In long jumping have
been established by those who were In
the line.
General Superintendent H. Buckingham
Of the Oregon Short Line aud several 9th
err railroad officials are scheduled 10 be at
the rlngsdc In san Francisco this even
ing.
American Fork yesterday won the see.
Ond game Of the series with LphI before
an enthusiastic crowd OF 1900 fans me
score was ST.
Kaysvlle and Layton met yesterday
ana once more tho latter bit the dust
Nnen the smoke Of Daitlc had cleared
away the board showed -i-l3.
Queonan has been heard from again. on
Wednesday mgnt at rOCatollO nu lost to
one Cnrlsuan OF that city ON a IouL fne
hgnt was To have been Tor - ROUNDS, nut
la the tentn Gueendn gave MS opponent
ms Knee ana the referee stopped tne pro-
ettdlngs.
Umpire Davis went into the collection
Business yesterday before tne game was
called Acting upon instructions from
President Lucas ne collected - each from
Ward, Elsey ScnaiGer aud spencer ior
the part tnsy took IN Kicking against one
OF Wards decisions recently.
Mul.>r and Clark donned their batting
toss yesterday IN great shape. II awaited
them nutmns, however
Big Bin Rodenbach, who beat Sam Ber-
ger OF san francisco, some time ago Tor
tnc amateur heavyweight championship,
VIII nkely turn professional III present
negotiations 30 through ms urst opponent
VIA be the sultty hiu Mccoy. "A man VINO
loves 10 make money out OF the lighting
game ~ trying to arrange "A bout between
Inc Two men IN Philadelphia, aud ROden-
bach may be Induced TO accept the liberal
ouer made him, Blll Is a very modest
young Fellow and disnkes nOtontty, but "A
The same time ne has hundreds OF frienus
VINO would IKE 10 see MN race Mccoy,
Tor they believe That he can whip him,
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the northern magnutes or the paclnc
Coast league that the Pacific National
association Is on the verge OF dissolu.
ton, says the Butte lntermountain Ihis
feeling mas gone 80 far that the mana.
gers are already negotiating for some OF
me better players OF Lucas orgaization
IN the hope OF getting m ON the ground
llor when the crash shall come, IL Is
pointed out that every cluD OF the league
except possibly spokane, has lost mouYy.
Manager Dugdale is one OF these VINO
would profit by the suspension OF the
Pacific National league, lie has his eyes
ON Matt Stanley, whom he declares to be
one Of the best CatChcTs In the business
Stanley stayed with Dugdale against an
sorts OF offers from coast leaVue clubs
during the ierce war last season and mad
caught for Dugdale's team for two sea-
ons before that There are other men
on the spokane team Dugdale would like
to have and he will be able 10 obtain
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II the expected happens,
Harry Yardon the worlds greatest
golfer rs TO make the United States MS
home, II plans which he has outlined To
Tom BendelOw go through. NardOns re-
cent severe Illness has convinced him that
a more genial climate would be better for
him, ana his tours IN the United states I'm
1907, together with the fact that golf has
such strong hold IN this country have
Influenced him In coming IL Is probable he
VIII come over from England this winter,
taking green In southern California
possibly at Santa Barabar or Del Monte.
and he may seek a club In tho central
west or IN the east next year
The optimist on the Butte News hands
out the following. Let us hone that
Boise can give Spokane her neodings this
week IN the series at Boise Suppose that
Boise takes four OF the six games from
Spokane and Butte takes four of the six
with Salt Lake And then suppose that
Butte could take nve OF the six games
next week from Spokane. All this would
bung spokane down and HIT Butte up.
In fact II spokane could lust bee good
enough TO lose for the next two weeks and
Butte could and would win for the same
period, II would como pretty near putting
Brtt0 up towards the top and would even
up the i, n l., race generally As long
a. Spokane retains the splendid aEgrega-
ton OF batters, however and Butte's
pitching stan IL no better than II Is al
present we can hardly hope for such de.
lighttul results as those depicted But
we'll give Spokane all she wants next
week III pptg DoWliuu ia In auv enra ~