The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
SALT LAKE FANS
MISS WHITE SOX
Special Arrives al Midnight and
Continues 90 the Pacific
Coast.
SENENTY-TW0 PEOPLE
ON BOARD THE TRAIN
Team No. 2 Will Play Here
March 30, With Picked
Local Team.

Tn" Chicago White Sox special,
which was due here Monday at 2:l5
j, M, arrived at midnight. The delay De
ing caused by a landslide on the Rio
Grandc. y big reception had been
planned for the visitors but owing 10
the delay OF tho train it only stopped
here for Il short timc. and continued ON
To- the Pacific coast All expressed their
disappointment IN not being able To at
tend the special recital AT The taocr-
nGclc. which had been especially ar
ranged for the boys by Genera! Agent
i. 6, Doolittlc OF The Rock Island.
When the baseball squad reaches San
Francisco. IL will he divided, making no
j and No. teams. which VIII play Il
schedule oil match games with tho Pa
rilic coast teams. anu. returning from
iha coast. No. team viii play match
SHne AZ Ogden. March -. and in salt
Lake CITY. March 80.
The Rock Island has issued a neat
brochure Glhins complete itinerary OF
J nc trip, The booklet also contains
picture Of each member OF the team and
TIC officials % the team. There are
scvcntytwo people on the special train.
Comiskey Confident.
~ am noe making any predictions OF
what the White SoX Will do this year.
h9i am making every preparation for
ilWve II good team. and all the poys are
dead anxious 10 win Our new park Will
hc opened during the season and that
wlll give us stil greater incentive.
"Cf course. it is impossible 10 deter
mine now what our new material will
develop. We have lots of il and some
ihai was mighty good in the minors.
Out of the number OF men signed ] feel
sure OF getting team that will go along
we'll"
President Ban johnson of the Amerl-
can league, who was on the train. had
hccu M two nights in that commission
meeting and was trying 10 get a Nttlc
cNira sleep. SO he did not appear.
Prominent in the party was old Ted
sullivan. me veteran who really brought
out Comis<ey as young ball player and
has been associated with him ever since
he began 10 play first base FOR the old
81. Louis Browns.
Members OF Party.
Accompanying The White SoN are
many prominent in the baseball world
well known To salt Lake fans Among
tlcm are Ban II. Johnson president OF
The American league. Charles 4. Comls-
key. owner OF the White SoX, Norris l..
p.NeIl. president ot the Western league.
and Hugh Duffy manager OF the White
SoN, who was manager OF the Mlwau-
Eec team in ihc Western league in 1901
and 1907.
Among The players who accompany the
Pitchers Edward Walsh. Frank Smith.
james Scott. Fred Omstcad Irving
Young. Dr. G.. Harris White. Harry SUI
ton. William Burns. Frank Lange. Victor
Holm. John Schmircr.
Catchcrs-William j. Sullivan. Frank
owens. Raymond Ryan Fred Payne
James Block Arthur Kruger, Hugh Me-
Murray.
InncIders~warren Gill. John Beall.
Arnold GsndIl, Charles Mullen nYst base.
Eollc Ieidsr, John Collins. second base:
Lecrord Tannehlli. William Puricll ROYAL
shaw. third base: Russell Blackburn.
shortstop.
OutGcidcrs Willis Cole, Charles Hes
sengcr. Roland Barrows. Fred Parent,
Edgar IL. Hahn. Percy Dalton. Chester
Waite.
Fat DouGherty not having signed up.
was not with the train.
Representative or the press with the
tvaiu arc Hugh Fullerton Of the Hearst
papers: p. ID. Vroom. with n syndicnie
back OF him: George Rice OF the ChiCa-
60 News. T. A. Sanbom OF the Chicago
Tribune and L. q. Westlake OF the Chi
oago Post.