Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-19
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Owing to slim attendance there was no
meeting Of the Salt Lake Automobile club
last night at the Commercial club,
The u. c. NJ. l. Juniors defeated the
Capital Hin Juniors last evening to the
,une OF 1893 The meeting took place on
the Capitol Hill grounds,
The team elected to meet the ogden
eleven on Monday is to be selected from
the following Salt Lake cricketers; Il, +.
Alfred Mollis Harry Jackson q. II.
Knauf w. II. Nightingale, Harry Evans,
a. e. Hoare, II. IT, IIoare, Il, Hoarse w.
White and II. Sanford,
The Wingneld souls, representing the
amateur rowing championship Of Eng
land, We're won yesterday afternoon by St
George Ashe Of the Thames Rowing club.
+. s. Kelly, Leander Rowing club, the
holder, did not defend the title,
The yacht race yesterday from Dover
to Ostend was won by the American
+. Plant of New York. The Navahoe,
Therese and Valedra also started.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's G-horsepower
automobile. driven by Paul Sartor, es-
tablished six new track records at the
made 10 miles In IA minutes. AZ 2-5 seconds.
beating Oldheld's record and winning by
a mile,
The Canadian tennis tournament was
finished yesterday with the winning of
the mems singles championship by Beals
Wright of Boston, over l., IL. Wedner
Of Chicago. As this was Wrlghts third
win, the challenge cup becomes his per-
manent property
George Hodson, the Western League
pitcher, who went TO Park City left the
Park yesterday for 81, joe Mo. where he
goes TO finish out the season with that
team.
Forsyth. Spokane latest twlrler has
TO date pitched two ten-innlng games and
lost both OF them.
What has become Of Pete Bowling,
Buttes star pitcher? He Is reported TO
be In Cheyenne and on two occasions VIII
mot is said to have sent him transporta-
ton.
President Lucas Is reported In Spokane
as saying: 81 have no fault to find with
the players, but hereafter II my instruc-
tlons are carried out there Will be no
dckering on the field between umpire and
Sunday 20 strictly enforce Instructions
already given. and added that decisions
of the umpire over strikes and ball must
not be questioned. The practice OF play
the plate to show whore they thought the
ball had gone must be stopped apd UNI
pircs have been instructed to fine any
player who even insinuates that the decis-
lon has not been just one II the UNI
pires do not carry out the orders given,
men will be found who win"
--
Yes gentle reader, the word "fan" is
n derivation Of "fanatlc'" His habitat Is
the bleachers where he roosts and crows.
lie Is also handy when the umpire mis-
behaves.
And now there is said obc big turf
scandal brewing AT Brighton Beach AL
ready several well known horscmen have
been broken by the trust"
on Friday night the Butte lovers OF
boxing win he given a chance to size up
the lighting abilities Of that clever light
weight Jimmy Gardner.
The Chicago club wants Bill Carney, OF
Spokane. Early In the season Carney re-
oeivod a wire from the Chicago mana
ger sayings Keep up the good work.
Carney, and we viii have you next year"
This means the big le0guers are watching
the work OF the men In the I. n. H. and
Carney's hitting has been Of such a sem
satlonol order that II would attract notice
any place Now comes the news that
Brooklyn wants the Indian right fielder
II Is almost an assured fact that Carney
will be given q chance in the big league
next year, and that with Chicago. lie has
been wanted there for some time. and
the manager Is personal friend OF Car
ncy's. Minor leagues can not hope to
keep their stars, The drafting clause pro-
hibts that, and as soon rs a man be-
comes good enough TO win the fans he
II called To the big organizations. where
he has TO play hard all the time to hold
his own.
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