The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
VAS Ball Tossers Are no
Match for Fast Salt
| Lakers.
gGREATLY PLEASED
>WITH TEAMS SHOWING
,r Game This Afternoon,
ith Eureka Greatly
Strengthened.

ed by the Fort Douglas band, ar
L their handsome new uniforms
% wed by the managers of the two
|. r:he players OF the Dubei Tailor
Z re and Eureka clubs, In the new
= seague. paraded the principal
sI5f the city Saturday for an hour
r-.the opening OF the league season
ln rer's field, where fully 500 ad-
a,of the National pastine saw
se;Ezra Thompson throw the first
tahe season at Councilman Thomas
E5ho would undoubtedly have re-
ras had the chief executive not
81 Iontrol. He had plenty OF speed
aslslivery. but showed that he had
J. -, led faithfully for the contest. so
4. I'd to the shadow OF the grand
- i'd turned the direction of the
Z, as festivities over TO Umpire
1's ~ Tin.
n uAsfled With Home Team.
~ he feature of the game which
SHUT so prominently that the
q IL went home with satisfied eX-
WIS tilC llNsS SliopPg bNiNAiS
hN ome team and the fast manner
they drove out the singles.
q . was outclassed from the sound
.ong and that they scored at all
Ne by unexpected rallies with the
III the sixth and ninth innings.
ney caught Romncy dozing and
~ six hits on him before he
ls
= s-5ney Pitches Great Game.
kcy twirler had everything In the
lLspecd and curves. while his con-
Wonderful, not miner being
a,p the first cushion during the
s.a.h eleven hits were chaIked up
ed aim. half OF them were the
y u'cratches: He was also there
L. ithe swat line
sJ fne was never in doubt after the
lg, and the only matter of dis
vrh the Palace or the Fans was
"e1reka be able TO score and how
AT allies would the home team
III;
Lsreka's Pitchers Weak.
q og gentleman by the name of
= I.1isayed to toss a few Svenska
TI the whlte-winged batters, but
IN p wise TO the language and
1rrAim up for a couple Of singles
which, with a base
~ resulted in four runs.
- Hans" mixed his slants and
Harry James In the short ribs
.rdered 10 get under the bench
IAli good dog. Prof Moore entering
:. for a little slab work
: = 3fessor performed quite credit
81. = 70 the fourth inning, when the
~ 1En' md fhn Snaa1N Ia,
- locals shot the swats through
~ TO tho outfield made the back
.tSs F wv Pitcher in Today.
s..inwill surely have to strengthen
Ele pitchers box. and Manager
promises something entirely
iegyn that line for this afternoons
p eihen he VIII put in Rush, the
/ slegian from Colorado, against
9, Ere's OUTFIT. Rush is A conner
I eded by Eastern critics 10 have
ts,. elevereSt college twirler IN that
sysl fall. the star Dubcite In the
lhE ,lem. will be pitted against him
Er3 should be a battle royal be-
b rs two men.
Gl'5bei's Heavy Sluggers.
i Ne Lakers certainly were there
,cti stick In yesterdays game, Bert
f5funn and Beck having q merry
ia.1rst honors, with all breaking
4 tssRlike, four hits being credited
;,S ding features were the fine
- Beck at short; Gums ston on
~ In the fourth, Capt Seareis
g e.ss-fk-up OF Beck's low throw to
!. rlin the sixth and general good
nMelS the two double plays, one by
~ Aargetts. and one by O'Conneil
q EI}e-hand stab OF floater to tho
g r:enter; Northrup's outfielding
y an's hard clean hitting re,
ni visitors from obscurlty.
nse ,ser tme This Afternoon.
Y Ts.e this afternoon viii be caIIoa
ud Elock and the line-ups will he
,!tI ~ the same as below. with ~
ms hat Billy Smith Will take Hairs
sy fy;cond for the Dubers and RnsS
4 y for Eureka. 'asii
Isy5.ssler Case Comes Up.
vf " Tins served on George Wcss,or
~ ~ al .econd baseman OF the local
">President II. o. Sheppard OF the
n fStralning him from taking mari
~ ureka game, pending an investl-
q rsythc claim of Ogden to his ser
~ flgned first with the DubePs and
'oov ed Mt his own request. He then
KH' n Ogden. When the franchise
len club was taken over by the
I'M TlEny and put under the name of
i'll lVbias Wesslcr thought that he
10 sign where he chose. so he
"a.