Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

settle down to his physical culture work
and let the fight game alone, He SAYS he
feels satisfied now that he has given To-
cal hght fans one Of the best shows they
ever witnessed
The friends Of Hardy Downing, the BIZ
cycle rider were pleased tn see him on
the streets yesterday afternoon, after a
serious illness OF scarlet fever. Hardy
says he Will not be able to train for some
time, but expects TO get into Condi ton be-
fore the season opens,
The Houssor boys Of the MURRAY
smeltor baseball team, az in the city
purchasing paraphernalia Ior the team
They say that Murray Is going to be IN
the amateur night this summer, and that
Eureka ana other teams will have to hus-
tie good ana plenty TO make a showing
against them, Tho team has not BEEN
fully organized, but 1t will be a strong one
no doubt,
Nv York, April lo.-Throe entries from
chicago nave been received, ana for the
first time In the history Of the Amateur
Foncers' League Of America the west will
be represented I'm the national fencing
championship tournament, which will he
held next week on Friday and Saturday
nights IN the New York Athletic club
The Chicago representatives will all COM
pete In the foils and perhaps with the
sabres,
A band Of cyclists mobbed an automo.
bilst on Hudson County Boulevard, n. j..
last Sunday because the chauffeur had
run down one Of their number Well, the
world has turned over several times In
the last decade, The Cyclist formerly was
mobbed by horsemcn and pedestrians
who will mob the air.ship driyer2
This afternoon there will be a meeting
Of the five managers Of the teams I'm tho
High school Baseball league for the pur-
pose Of forming and adopting schedule
Of games for the coming season. The
teams are now all fully organized and arc
rapidly getting into fine shape for the
championship race The league Is com
posed Of the following teams; East and
West side High Schools Collegiate Instl-
tute, All Hallows College and University
Props,
The baseball season opens at Eureka
next Sunday when the Mining team viii
cross bats with the oregon Short Line
nine, An excursion viii be run over tho
san Pedro and large crowd Will no
doubt take advantage of IT, Eureka has
not as yet announced the lineup But
the Short Lines will lineup as follows:
as, D.; Margotts, Id. Kemmtrer. 20, Fer
rim, SIS; Hughey, 3D.; Carrgan, l. f.;
Thomas, G. f., champ, r.
Tuesday morning the following CONVEX
sation was overheard In a local rcstaur-
ant between two young men from the
country who saw the Suhrcck-Garduer
hEht,
IBID you go to the Tnoatcr last night2"
asked one
yes, / saw the show" was the reply,
Glow did you Ike it?'
"oh, liked i fine, It cost me s., but
IL was the best show | ever seen, ana
b'gosh, I'm goln' agn' might"
The Salt Lake Rifle club and the new
ly organized shotgun club, have been
consolidated, and will be called the salt
Lake Gun club IL viii be the largest club
OF the kind I'm the west New grounds
have been selected and bids have been
placed for the erection Of an up-tO-dlte
clubhouse. The grounds leased are IN the
PoppcrtOu addition east or the city and
are desirable IN every respect, being
reached 10y the Fort Douglas street car.
President Moore Of the National Good
Roads association has secured a promise
from Secy. Of Agriculture Wilson to be
q member Of a party which viii travel
from Chicago TO Portland, Or, ana ar.
fuse good roads literature ON the way
The train on which the party will leave
Will be run as a good rvuds special 10 the
Lewis and Clark exposition The party
which viii include senators and repre-.
sentatives, ofncala of the National Good
Roads association, expert goyernmcl II
road engineers, Secy Wilson and proba-
bly, Gen Miles, will leave Chicago about