The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-05

we don't want the people in salt Lake
to think we have ans r0Fqles on the
team, because we have not
This helps 10 explain the racket and
also goes 10 show how salt Lake GOT tne
worst Of ID on the IT'D Tor TINS A-ii1LS
Hansen was fined so and carney -,
why this Discrimination The people
here know Bin Hansen and know ne ~
not a tricky bail player nor a QlTly
BAH player. Hansen IS ln earnest an 4i.e
time. There is nothing frivolous in ms
nature and he plays hard every SECOND on
the game. but he does not use elfL3 pa7s
BAH tactics. as the fans Of Salt Lake
and ogden can TESTIFY.
Another instance of the distinguished
consideration Lucas and hls starr are
showing Salt Lake. Hugh Aeilackey was
[ a member of the Salt Lake team unIh q
few weeks ago, when De was otogp-,4
upon order OF Lucas, who ADVISED SAT- SAT-
Lake that kellackey was DldctAA9t54 ~
Albany. H. y. and must play IN Albany
or nowhere The demand to release MN
was instantly complied with. A rev dag 7
later kellaCkey was graNely allache4 70
the Boise team and is still playing there
without a chirp from the Lucas mousse
hold.
Tt would be idle to attempt to deny that
this league Is being operated Lot We
chief benefit OF Messrs. MCCloSkey. Kenny
and Lucas. McClOskey ana Kenny on
their players caVort a ~-u ABOUT ~, w
diamond when their side is al DaL, LIey
shout at the pitcher Jney run ato4s tl-e
base lines. Occasionally one or gAe al-
/ together suDerb umpires installed by
Lucas makes a graudsJand play Dy rus
fng them back to the bench, nut ne
doesn't fine them and they are up enc
at is again next inning. bul LeL % {
Lake man open his head ana noie, Is
dug into his salary in second. Il urti1et,
i'm the games here the visiting team mas
. invariably got the better Of the close
decisions except perhaps I'm case WllriS
the visiting team had the game cllilcllee
when am effort 10 mask tne D4stli ~
would be made 10y giving salt Lake lLe
eoOd end of "a few of them Ine declslg MS
; On balls and strikes i'm Salt Lake TINS
year have been about the worst ever
seen here.
Butte has had some of this medicine
handed out to 1T, as we'll ~ hellfeI BUTTE
and Salt Lake viii endure IT through
he season rs open to question, but g
safe guess is they viii not impress
who Will try to do the right JhlnB can
be found, and it viii not be necessary 20
90 abroad to secure some hltnerto-uil
heard-Of heroes, at that
According to advices from the coast
Wilm0t b. trying 60 get hold OF q COZ
I lege pitcher. Captain Dode BIlnkleF oI
I the University OF Washington. Inc youth
I has not finished school yet ana IoF TINS
reason it is doubtful IF he VIII accept
He is said to be a good pitcher ana @
I heavy hitter-accOmplshm VI liih9'
could use about this time TO good adj
vantage
Salt Lake PLAYED a suappy, vigorous
T game Yesterday and the coaching or GlIn-
Z lin had its effect and made success a
/ uossibfIftv Hansen. Salt Lakes catcher
Z works hard TO win, and his WORK az tne
home plate when he caught Shaffer yes
terCav was the right sort. Mul-ei' san
Lakes fielder. rot only captures the
Z hard ones coming his way, but handles
/ q stick To advantage.-Butte lnIer-AouA-
+ tain,
/ When AIcCIoskey's bunch gets on the
! bali field III is hard to tell whether u
/ Is "a ball game OF an argument Every
/ PLAYER is talking fun tilt It does mol
make much difference to Inc IQano boy
tbez- coach from the side line, the
l bench. ON the bases. and it is even ru-
/ mored that McClGskey coaches from the
+ gate. Umpire Mccarthy asked them To
stop il at the beginning Of the game
/ Yesterday but the first inning WASH
/ half over before they were going II IKE
( "a Iot of rnagnies Ef0utz 1T is said. dldn
get over talking till well into town