The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

'bw many clubs OF the two leagues
are satisfied with the showing of
= itams UP TO date and are not satis-
ngo through the rest Of the season
ID idc players under contract?
Il, New York Giants. yes. The Gin
1l ned Birds, oh, yes, Injured play
nrn out OF winning form and crude
'5sers can be found In plenty in the
Il ais clubs of the National league.
ne American league the White SoX
u Bull up fine all-around team, The
sl Red SoS have done fairly well. but
llse TO plug up the hole at second
speed merchant. Outside of this
foduon Boston has no complaint
Washington Is fully as strong
|rud oe expected. but could still use
q three good men, while the other
rles are wondering just what is the
ircked like a 20-to-l shot a month
eN ihe Athletics would run off with
Enots this season, And just now
aack " put to his wits ends TO
ns clever team into line.
me In ST. Louis Is ever disappoint-
me poor showing OF their Ameri-
ssgue team, but have been sorely
'hhan's boys.
|7t chances are that both of the
nz|or leagues will see poorly con-
faces this season.
I,tound expenses of running the
~ Icagues rs at least 20 per cent
ush heretofore. due to the eX-
~ plants and gradual increase OF
m saares
toal, the players have all the best
~: @ ram or shine, through good luck
.-n.ess'hg conditions, the boy in
|..n,,rn sure OF his fancy stipend,
men arc very sensitive at
gurin9 The visit OF the Detroit
4 knp npons,on. Hugh Jennings remarked
~" eieason had worked Oh Umpire
+ ~ ap,li the White SoN were not
IN s.s,eliy 10 the rules OF the game
81 taseDail law required,
'npreselon that Mr.. Jennings left
~ .he white SoX were taking long
n bs,I ~ going after the umpircs, hus-
. arrs, s,s snd iull of enthusiasm. which
1rrs.S tnem along just now at a
.naturei rate OF speed.
n ~, seen'ed pretty wei satisfied
a sIS S'Vsncs We're W against II this
Il sna JACK Coombs fails To come
' fs+ys, said Jennings, 'thc Quakers
=. os o,,s themselves out OF the race"
a <-lf ''N 'VllSlhlFIet q 1llN
4 A.. payers. Iho have depended on
nj siring OF pitchers. Coombs be.
|.slSV. ,noir. very best fighters and
|-r.ahd o,g help 10 the club by his
~ issor mork- The falling off OF tile
ID ~ would have meant very lit
|t WI, inc remarkably fine showing
|,a sse srn SoS; with several unknown
<h ibs NV callahan himself being a new
irsd by y"snagerial lineup, although
&riys ~ experts rs an ideal Icade1
M enu dead bent on making the
"A" MS lifetime this wear In the
e66aaaser who can Inspire his team
] 1rSe,r,ee mas made the first start
Il 0nsiiaa aanuS team work he has the
% sss,.cauon, He must then know
Y Whsste his opponents, and right
tpnt James Callahan comes 20
n ana ~. nus young man cannot be
>in II "hen u comes 10 diplomacy
royal flush.
,sAhAS makes friends and holds
Liberal TO fault. he Is nat
Nm sed oy the ball players, and
/! bail ~ perception OF the makeup
- 10 vs,Sycr' young and old. he Is
4 n tbst 'ia together the crude eIe-
w ana sIt urIt IN from the minor
y. to ,sartlsticaiIy, as We'll as finan-
<as snd Ca q winner
n ts 1hulahan may be arrressive
1 &c psiss a fine chance to land
he sar,. yet no man will ever ac-
y WIN hspV veteran OF unhealthy meth
~ fhoss ua Games. He never worked
7te IN hunes. and with his ripe ex-
ctnsr. hAeoaii as player, manager
o7httr rna M VII not start this year as
kox 'nnu In charge or Comiskey's
opnsu stu depends on Ty
lord n Bush. Stanage and Sam
His pui the Tigers through the
"a Dsysrs 'anEsters are all very. or
Ming e. while his veteran pitchers
<c!aa S,,s.e warm weather. and just
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