The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
NEW CITY LEAGUE
A S|X-CLUb AFFAIR
So Decided at Meeting Held by
the Officers Last
Night.

At most enthusiastic meeting of the
recently organized Salt Lake City league,
held In the parlors of the Cullen hotel
last evening. 1t was decided to confine the
list OF clubs to six teams, namely: Siegel
Clothing Company, Lyric Theater, Salt
Lake Hardware Company. Keth-O Brien
Department Store, Dinwoodey Furniture
Company. and Salt Lake Turf Exchange.
Schedule Is Adopted.
The representatives of each team came
in with the required S2o forfeit TO finish
out the season, and the following schedule
OF games was drawn up and adopted.
May 6-Dlnwoodey VS. Salt Lake Turf Er-
change: Lyric theater Sicgel Clothing COM
pany Salt Lake Hardware company Keith
OBricn.
May la-SaIt Lako Hardware company vs.
Tuf Exchange, Keith-o Brien Lyric thea
ter Dinwoodcy VS. Segel Clothing company.
May 2o-Siegel Clothing company Turf
Exchange; Salt LIKE Hardware vs. Lyric thea
ter; Dinwoodsy vs, Kcith-o Brien.
May 27-Lsric thenter Turf Exchange.
Keith o BTIen VS.. Sicgel Clothing company !,
Dlnwoodey Salt Lake Hardware.
May 30-Koth-O Bricn Turf Exchange;
Siegel salt Lake Hardware; Dlnwoodey va
Lyric
June 3-SIegels We Turf Exchange; Din
woodey va Lyric. Kcith-o'Brlcn vs, Salt
Lake Hardware.
June lo-Salt Lake Hardware vs Turf Ex-
change; Kei'h-o Rrien VS.. Lyric; Dlnwoodey
VS. SicSeL
>.
Siegol We. Lyric; Dinwoodey vs Salt Lake
Hardware.
Juno 2l-LyrIc VS.. Turf Exchange. Salt Lake
Hardware va. siegel; Dinwoodcy VS. Keith
o Br!eD.
July Turf Exchange vs. Dinwoodoy; Salt
Lake Hardware va. Lyric Keith-o' Bricn We.
July Salt Lako Hardware vs. Turf Ex-
change; siegel VS. Lyric, Dinwoodey vs. Keith
O'Brien-
July s-Keith- o Bricn VS.. Salt Lake Turf
Exchange; Lyric Salt Lake Hardware
Dinwoodey VS.. siegel
July l5Dinwoodey va. Turf Exchange: Lyric
sicgci,
O'Brien vs. Siegcl; Dinwoodcy VS.. Salt Lake
July 24-sIesel vs. Turf Exchange; Din
woodey' vs. Lyric, Keith % Brien VS.. Salt Lake
2. C. M. Us Not In.
The T.. c. NJ. Is. Eagles and several
other teams were represented and for
while II looked as II IT would be an
eight-club league, as the first named
bunch was eager to enter into the propo-
sltion, but rs they could not play sun
day games they were forced TO Withdraw
on that account. much to the regret OF
the other representatives.
1t was voted to adopt the official ball
sent out by the Spalding and Reach com
panies, and the games Will be played
under the National league rules for 1906.
"Dick" Richards was appointed chief
zard as one Of the officials.
Committees Appointed.
The committee on the schedule consisted
of w. G. Applegute or the Turf EX-
change. chairman; Ben Siegel OF the Sic
gel Clothing company, Charles DeClue Of
the Dinwoodeys, Ethan Allen Barker of
the Lyrics Mr.. Hickman OF the Salt
Lake Hardware and d. Murphy OF the
Keith-O' Brens.
Ben Siegel was made chairman OF the
committee on bylaws and rules, with w.
G. Applegate and Charles DcCIue, while
the finance committee is made up OF De-
Clue, chairman. Barker and Hickman.
Credit Due President Fleshman.
President j n Fleshman, to whose
earnest efforts the formation OF the new
league is due, announced last night that
the clubs had all ordered uniforms. which
would be here next wee.,, and that
grounds would be secured during the
next few days, In the meantime the clubs
will hold practice games at Liberty park
and the Salt Palace grounds.
Any club desiring games on any date
outside those sanctioned in the league
schedule may communicate with PTesl-
dent Fleshman. POS South Main street.