The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

rsmarkably fine showing the the
.n' Red Sox, with practically the
mem that were under contract to
.|ob last season, has been n big
|se 70 the baseball public.
.;le Manager Jake Stahl must be
due credit for the excellent posi-
| hat the club holds In the race at
|.rtsent time, we must give ex-Man-
Patsy Donovan due credit for the
| <ork that he got out of the team
season. AS Hugh Bradley broke
a at Los Angeles during the spring
Id. the club was without regu-
IA baseman until late in August,
& Bradley returned to the team, and
/ not in the best shape, the Red
3ommenced winning, scoring more
les during the last month of the
4 than any other American league
/ additions to the club this year
been Jake Stahl, who has divided
sork at first with Hugh Bradley;
*er Cady. Thomas and Hugh Bed
|nry member of the club was Sc.
4 BIZ John I. Taylor, and all but
and Stahl were members of the
Sox troupe that trained In Call
b last season. :.
<e Stahl was on the reserve hat
] Boston club, although he refused
" ball last season, and was
80 to Boston from the New York
|anders by John /. Taylor
|,yipan came to Boston from Holy
1 Thomas, Cady and Nunamaker
. .picked from minor league clubs
IL money. Joe Wood was picked
4 Kansas City on Recommendation
al Lake. O'Brien was taken from
Eartford club. Hall had been trled
. n Cincinnati and Boston, and was
&|d from st. Paul
|.<6fte and Pape were drafted from
irrS minor league clubs, Ray Col
| rane from the University of Yer
Bushelman was purchased from
II Bedford, and the find Of the sea-
II Hugh Bediant, was purchased from
| Fsfl River club, and farmed OUT
| rear to the Providence club.
|ueh Bradley came from Worcester,
"a from the same club, Wagner
n fhe Eastern league, Larry Gard
rom the r. Y, of Vermont, Craig
"a The Virginia league, HendIikson
a Brocton' Speaker from Texas,
&csr and Lewis from st. Mary s
81 al Oakland, Cal, while Claude
ID, the one player with big league
hence, was purchased from New
n John I. Taylor was responsible
The signing up of every member
connected with the Boston BED
|t one time John I. Taylor had fifty"
@ ball players under his control,
4 big money for scouts TO travei
over the country, and paid big
<es. for the men, MANY of whom
1ed out gold bricks The only Red
ran on the team is Manager Jake
~, with Bill Carrigan and Charley
<ner the veterans of the club, and,
n iris Speaker, the motive power
y gives life to the fighting machine
f year both Carrigan and Wagner,
Fe ont of the team for several
lfhs and their loss was felt keenly'
tnla Boston team is made up of play
Who never talk Of championships,
feel absolutely confident of holding
own with all corners, and never
he team is bv all odds the beet
hitting team in the American
ne. in this respect having the same
toSage as the New York Giants.
'e players receive no curtain lee
before the games. nor do they
any particular line of WORK
,ped out, when they face their, op
9nts OF hand baseball instinct
pulling together and keeping II
phvsienl condition.
ne old fox. Clark Griffith, 10 doiue
g IN this town. He is encourag
ne small army of amateur clubs
Inls district by Offering money
cs for the best uniformed teams
1ne the reviews at his ball park
~ che use Of his park free to The
4 Tor benefit games and doing many
nlre things TO help along anna
baseball.
9nffith is the principal stock
eel In the Washington club, and fig
on making a small fortune thil
n. So we'll pleased is he with th,
os his players that last Tuosda,
man received an order for S2'
y OF goods at the SWEETEST store. il
lou nave Deep mdhu
y Tor the club, and I want I,
you boys a little appreciation,
ear. Griffith, the latest playe
Est 70 get control of a ma1o
pe oIll club. Mr.. Griffith Is mix
~ With tho Washington folks, au'
aver heard Of 30 healthy co
'oI. Griffith is saving no mono.
y. players to keep his team In tn
They can't keep the Senator
We are bound to stay in th
All summer and get some Of tha
peney, even If we have to put on
snan most owners care to. I" wa
answer when asked If he WASH
MS money rather freely.
" Oid Fox only gave up 1925 t
asefs, and the advertisement. wa
zen times that amount.
eeas,tosa give the kgeliest pEe