The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
Sweeney to Sanguinetti
to Schultz

u'luN genuine imported beer aud keep II
Tor his friends at the same time
While Sweeney and Sanguiuetti were standing peace
ably at the bar waiting for the artist to produce
t"ih masterpieces, the door opened and in seven
NOISY young men, wearing number hats and number
10 collars One of them. dish-fsced person with an
undershot jaw, recognized SanguDetti. He gathered
MS clan at the far end of the bar and spoke in low
tone Then with the dishfaced youth in front the
newcomers moved forward in body
Hey! YOU'RE that wop second baseman, ain u
you'''
Thus the leader saluted sanguinett who turned
with his back to the bar and dropped his night hand
TO his side Sweeney took his elbows off the rail, and
looked over his shoulder
We'll said sanguinotti pleasantly, what s it to
you! What if I am."
Oh, nothing, said the dish faced person. ''Noth
ing. Only you never put the ball Warner this af
ternoon, That was rotten. dirty steal
Sanguinetti, with ono eye on the dish.faced party
estimated the strength OF the attacking force Seven
to two--the odds should be shorter. chorus of
bowls came from the six young men;
Nav! lie never camo cose'''
Warner slid under the ball.
This wop couldn t tag elephant in aley.n
Sweeney faced about.
's-aa.ay!" he remarked whats eating YOU
eUys2 You looking for sometbine?''
That was what Sanguinetti had been waiting for
very well.
.'1ou say didn t tag this bird today said San
guipett softly. "Wc II tell you the truth now. l
did9 d9, t, but but m going to tag-you!1'
Fist and word landed at the same time, and down
went the dishtaced person in limp heap. wondering
in a dazcd f. fashion What had happened TO him
did the best that was vas in him. landing his leather fists
with tremendous execution, and Sangunetti began to
did rot last G oug The
on the floor recovering consciousness identified San
such rSo the second baae@a
6rst TO the fawdust. That made it bad-vcry bad
and it might have been but for the fact that the
attacking party suddenly split into two sections
by gigantic young man, who beloved like q bull.
''Gif it TO 'um, Sweeney he yelled Knock um
1t Schultz TO the rescue and Just in the nick
of time He planted terriG kick in the midsectioU
of the dish-faced person, who trying to get his
thumb into Sanguinetts eye, and as the second base
man jumped to his feet Schultz knocked of the
hoodlums headhrst across the free lunch table and
with another powerful blow dropped second one
kicking and clucking to the floor.
Three Of the seven were able to run, and they ran,
taking one of the swinging doors with them. The
and they cIawled for the sidewalk.
.. The bullst" painted Sweeney. Lets beat it"
to pay FOR these % drinis,s Es % 20" gong
Even as that question hung quvering in the air
the ball players vanished through side door When
tho bulls' finally arrived the of battle they
found nothing but one very sick young on the
him, but inclined to the belief that one must
have murdered him when his head turned. Later
tbo smbulanee surgeon located three broken rbsons
Or course the bartender didn t know thing about it,
not a thing, Never saw any of 'em beforc-hoped he
would never see any of 'cm again
That was the way Schultz Fought himself into the
alliance Is it any wonder that Sweeney and San.
guinetti received him with open arms2
Johnny Moore stood for great many queer things
IN the of three for there WASH It bet
ter neld in the whole country but at last his few
naming grains of patience were exhausted, The in
he sa ms gorr TO-
myself It's all very well for you to be three
but this business of raising hell from April till
tober has got to stop. You hear me' It's-got-to-
stop! That last jam you got iu down to Copey
Island was the extreme tip Of the limit The next
time | hear Of you birds going on a batItho very
won be fine suspension, either. You can paste
that in your little brown hats III bust up this com
bnation, that's what ], do and l II bust it three
ways from the liver! You aim going to make me
the goat any more, aud have everybody. saying that
run rowdy ball club You start anything now, and
''Tbo chief is peeved," said sauguuetti Sweeney
in down 40 al put nun next to That little
saw, some trouble detective said Sweeney
wearv. ''I thought We bad those fellows squared
say Ncttic the old man meaus business this time
Let S cut out the rough stuff for while. Wen be
getting ourselves disliked if don t, Me for the
? Yqg sai& vn.o it for me 1 Larry announced San
Schultz would not climb with his friends He
said there was in it, as he drank nothing but
applanded the idea Of his friends making trial trip
Schultz black and blue from the neek to the
heels result of the last mess Of trouble which
Sweeney found for him, and he welcomed signs of
reform, Schultz not quarrclsome by nature; he
always saddest when down the floor with three
or four perfect strangers. There Cor.
man who did not agree With Uncle Billy Sherman
about the war business
sduousy TO auction pinochc and race horse pitch. -
went eary 10 bed. and drank nothing but water,
Schultz having been persuaded against his better judG
ment. Johnny Moore could hardly believe his
Fate dccrecd that the blow which TO fall upon
the alliance should fall in st Louis tho place of its
origin II about through Sangunetti's fatal
foudness for tho tbeater. The second baseman was
passionately devoted 70 the sock the ouskin and the
pink aesbings ANYTHING, so long as ii WAS show
Of some sort As for Sweeney, he demanded girls and
music but principally girls. Musical comedy his
pet attraction. Schultz had no love for the drama in
any form and musical comedies made him Verv tired,