Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-09
?. \, LEAGUE ABOUT
TO Do BUSINESS.
A Meeting is Called to Complete
The Organization Of
The Teams.
SPOKANE CLUB is TO STAY.
eoIs. Bas Formed Strong Associa-
doa-All in Favor Of lndepen'
dent Baseball hsreabouts.

There will be a shaking up In baseDaH
roatters after next wednesday
ON mat day there will be a meeting
be directors OF the Pacific National
n.spe al spokane. The call was Issued
,ss, NIGHT by President Rishel OF the
,sas,,o and all the details OF the orsani-
ss,ion viii probably then be comp eted.
Word has been received from the north-
an, cltles that they were anxious and
ready to go ahead and play indepe dent
baseball. and at the meeting the policy
,or Tho coming season viii be decided up
az A schedule will also be made out and
sdonted, and many other matters OF I'M,
nortance will be discussed ana dlsp0seu
o'itvord has been received from Spokane
MN E Dugdale and John j, McCIos-
vev wore I'm that city trying their b "
,o induce Mr. Clyde Williams TO desert
he Pacific National and join forces with
Lucas but Mr. Williams refused TO- en,er-
taIn fine propOsitlOn TINS looks re Luz
ras had lost In Spokane. The tolloWing
from that city win be Of particular In
iercst at this time
a0rtlaw baseball will be played In Spo-
kane this year Matt Stanley manager
q the Spokane team has been not cd
should 20 ahead signing players IN readl-
ness to commence the season by the mid
dle of April stanley has been In COM
municatl0n with many Of the players who
arc under the ban OF the national board,
and has received letters from those ask
lng fOr positions on the team.
sBefore CLYDE Williams left for Chi
cago ana New York TO attend meetings
of the national commission in an effort
10 receive protection, which he claimed
had been paid for he said that, protec-
lion or no protection Spokane would be
IN The Pacific National this year
"By the decision rendered by the ma
iional board at Chicago. In refusing pro-
lection TO the Pacific National league, all
players who were retained by the Pacific
National league have been released. If
they care TO sign with other teams But
me time Is so short before the season
opens that II Is probable that players OF
TIE Pacific National. league Of last year
will make contracts with Manager Stan
ley
been obtained by the Northwest league
management, II Is SAID That team will
be put In the field In Spokane"
BOISE rs ALL RIGHT.
Boise, Ida, March S--Tho Idaho Ath-
lec association was organized tonight
with a capital stock Of $4,000 for the pur
pose Of putting the Boise Baseball club
h the Pacific National league on sound
business footing A large number Of repre-
sentative business men were at the meet
Ing and pledged their hearty support, The
forfeit money will be subscribed lmme-
dlately and posted at the league meeting
IN Spokane next Tuesday. Buck" Weave
en- VIII be captain and manager of tho
club and Will play In the outfield with
EddIe Hammond and Max Muller, one
u last years Saints. McFarlan, Dam
mann IlOmngOn and 2tpltz ktilt ka
pitchers, Hanson, catcher: Kellackey,
FIRST base Bert schlls second base;
Bahbitt shortstop; Mcintyre, third base:
J. W, Cody will bo business manager