The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
A BASEBALL STORY
BY CHRISTY MATHEWsoN

study box. but struck Hans about right
ana he put lial next as the Jefferson
CdP'ain meshdered down the first aisle
and The captain felt put out
llollins was called out In omen mont. +.
| ing Tor violating tho rules OF the com
third time. Wv
La JOY started a song with n false
nigh note. The I.arltc caught IL up ana
the Professor dismissed the class on the
strength of 1t. there being no score. and
u was time for Lowell's singing prac-
But II was OF shor, duration. as Ever
son hrst note was off the key and on
l;arrNs kick Johnny was put out OF the
class and Larke and Talkington went
| yond Hollinsvlle"
Then. on the other side OF this fellow,
strange TO say. sat Frank Dichter of the
Iollce News. who no doubt was put ting
II al in language that the boys down at
lieadquarters could understand. and Tim
didnl have 10 look any further for a
TO Jefferson in their next time at bat
WarcIord scared the top row of the
Ieft side bleachcrs twice. and two small
BOYS got passes to the inside
THE third one stayed inside and In
front and sammy pulled up al third
when he saw Church waving The red
lantern as Ty relaXed the ball 10 Hal,
who ierried il 10 Gibbie. Twitchcl hand
cd horseshoe TO Gibbic. Roger the Cop
was let so 10 his beat without swinging
his stick, Big George prlcd the lid or
when he handed long one to iris and
Narcford got away with the goods
Roger was caught on his beat and
Hal"
Further over In the box Tim heard
some ticker talk about the market etc.
and he went over to see II he could de-
cipher the stuff that was being sent out
by sid Mercury of the Salesman's Re
view.
"Ty hurried out 10 sec what was being
offered in the market but after missing
the best there was he sent an inquiry
up among the dollar sitters, and when
he again thought he saw good thing he
round II was only a tip which Roger
had acted on.
The mighty Hagner Houused forward.
and after inspecting the Melen spring
samples. gave an order for three bags.
paying fer two FOR Immediate delivery.
Beach. the credit man, Cancelled the or
der for the extra bag. claiming iIonus' s
credit wasn't good for the third. but
he wasn't anxious 10 extend himself.
anyhow.
Hal came up, but lie wasn't ready to
buy, although nc did make q pretty fair
ofrer To Eollins FOR the best he had in
the shop. which the latter turned down
through his manager.
"Honus had. however. done 40 well In
negotiating his TWO bags by this time
that he hurried home TO wait for more
bargains
when Mellen drove the. next one
down the lane Arthur hitchcd fly kid
on TO his wagon. and ne gave 1T "A long
ride 10 WarCford."
There WAS a Fellow sitting some dis
lance away who had on n sailor suit
and Tim asked him who he was I'm
san Lane Of the Man Of Wars Man, and
I'm telling the boys about the game In
the style they like.
I'm the first half of tho NTH Miner
sent ono up through the outside passage
after il was two and three and the Iar-
hor Master gave the Laird clearance pa
pcrs for the next port Of cali The Laird
then turned pirate and started TO run wild
on the high seas. with the patrol ship
Glbbic in hot pursuit. when the pirate
brig Beach made sortle under short
bunting and the fight was centeCcd on
tho Beach. while the Laird entered a cove
at DclNin's island
"Captaln Church of the Pirate leaEue