Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-01
NiIICNATESMEETAN AND
ADOPT SCHEDULE.
,.,,on Will Open Here and at
Spokane on April
Goth.
EVERYBODY IS SATISFIED
t,,n,Iopstip Season Closes on Sep
TIMBER ,sth-Two Ladies Days
Each Week-The Schedule

,,Dpy OF the Pacific National
~ o,acials held at the Wilson hotel
gag afternoon, the championship
'e sT. was formed and adopted, ana
. :. management Of the four teams com
w .Jsng the organization declared them
p '' satisfied The meeting was devoid
~ t,.Lsrlue and strife and while each
o.'a.sntatlye was anxious for certain
s,,,. matters were so adjusted that all
. -, a square deal" The session was at
$50 nv President Lucas Of the league,
n Williams Of Spokane. John j. Nc
~ c.'sey NJ the Boise club, Walter Wllmot
:, anita and Director c. II. Griffin Of the
salt Lake club
f. arranging the schedule the officials
"a considerable trouble when the Ques-
~. a, some OF the teams making long
,mn. came up. This could not be avoid
"a and # had to be done in order to bal
,n,e the schedule, A plan TO pool the
,,rroad rates over q certain figure was
n, pnon 10 Offset this difficulty. and after
II vas at first suggested that hve games
.lsnsi The schedule and congratulated
s,ch other upon the splendid prospects OF
The league, -......,o, ,,,., a,,o 90 mas
,,'h wesk would be plenty, but Ii was
eosly agreed 10 make IL six, and set
snsrt Two days as "ladies days" The
ssms OF the gentleman who made this
nanny suggestion was not made public,
:, bs request. as he Is OF n bashful ma
,,rs in receiving expressions Of graft
ilde from the fair fans.
4 y6to Of hanks was extended TO Hon
al IOhnn MCCl0skey for the great
sn6unt Of work he has done during the
ti,t winter to get the league started and
IN a sound basis But FOR his vigorous
york there would probably have been no
pssue The vote OF thanks was ordered
1,reaA upOn the minutes OF the meeting
MtCoskGy was offered compensation for
is work but he declined to accept II.
Walter secbree, president OF the Boise
Fables. was chosen as the leagues repre-
prstye IN Boise, and In the future all
lalae matters arising there Will be re-
isrsd to him for adjustment {, III. VIII.
lans Of Spokane auleG rs secretary OF
Ne club at the meeting,
Alltl aNJNNl Nll'lAAf N'hflul VI Wv mas
rates expressed themselves warmly as to
M outlook for the coming season. They
declared that the league was In first class
c5Ndlti0n and that the fans In each Of the
dtes represented. could look forward to
zone Of the best baseball they have ever
witnessed.
In the arrangement OF dates. Salt LAX
IN certainly have no reason 10 kick on
what we will get here The local club
opens the season on the Goth Of April with
Boise and We will have three weeks OF
he n ,na pastmc. A majority OF Salt
LAKES games are scheduled for the be.
ginning Of The season, before and after
ne Iesorts close, thus doing away with
considerable competition. This town will
st JAY a one Of the best days in the
year for The game, On Labor day Salt
lake will play In Butte, the best Of all
Gays for smOket0wn
The meeting was concluded az $50 and
tlNpmed without date. Fifteen minutes
hT WilmOt left for Fort Ieayenvorth,
Kan, where the team Is doing practise
yek lie was accompanied 10y McIIale
Spencer and Schafer OF tho Butte team
Al llN last night President Lucas, Man.
Msr Williams and McCloskey left for