Show II SPORTSe I I UTAH LEAGUE BLOWS UP Accounts for Any Explosion Heard in Zion i LAGOON PLAYERS RELEASED Logan Will Play Out Games Advertised Adver-tised Tor July 2Ith Also Friday Saturday and Sunday Contests No Matter Wliab Is Done at the League Magnates Meeting This Evening TwoClub Proposition PingPong Exhibition at Lagoon by Vlute 1 Wings Sporting News Standing of the Clubs p Y TJ pe Ogden so ci 3 Vfl S Lagoon 10 ill JO fCi Josan 11 lit 0 a12 i I Salt Iakn 12 16 X 351 + + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + Jf Buck Weaver Manager Iuoon 1 J + 4 Dasohall Club Dear SlrI I horcby + f tender you and nil the players of + + tho Iazjoon basrbalS loam your + + rcleaae I rcgnl this iiUon + + more so than anyone else and wish I + + you ono and all suceesr wherever + + you FO Wit h klndcut 1 regards I + 4 am yours truly + 1 JULIAN TULKV + 4 President Lagoon Bnsobiill Club + rt t + + + + + + > + + > H + + H The above touching little message vvas handed out after the game at La gnon yesterday afternoon but did nol come as a surprise It sounded the allout signal for the Utah league and the future of the I I game especially In this city will hang in j the balance until after the meeting of the magnates this evening It will be no smoke talk and i all idle chatter will be conspicuous by Its absence Every effort to promote a twoclub league consisting of Salt Lake ami Og den will be opposed by at least I one club and a things look at present the only way to get the scheme through will be to compromise with Logan STONKY IS FIRM Manager Sloney will insist 1 that the two games advertised In that city for the 1 Mlb Pioneer day be played and there are also three games scheduled r to be played at Salt Lake between Logan Lo-gan and Lagoon which he is desirous of tl l carrying I hrougb As Lagoon has dlsv bandQcl he Is up against a dilemma t According to his statement last night be had an understanding with the Lagoon La-goon players that In ease they were let out yesterday that I they L would play the games mentioned above on the cooperative cooper-ative plan and he expects llum t to stick to that understanding If the L local management refuses them the use of the ball park ho Intends to transfer I the games to Logan After thin week lie does not care with whom the Logan players sign up I scnUIDrAI FOR PLAYERS r In cas < the twoclub proposition goes through Gimlin will have charge of the Ogden end vlillc both teams Salt I Lake and Ogdon will get their lengthening power from the Logan nnd Lagoon teams H Is wild that an effort will be made to get Buck Weaver and Billy 1cCali land to locate here t with the t former to captain the I team t Thero will ilsu be a scramble to get the pick of the four pitchers Lcmpkc Stai key Waterbury and Quick Tlie iirst named however has an offer from Denver which he has had tong enougjj I to sond on terms and If thoy are accepted II ac-cepted will leave for that place this week Vnlerbury has been considering consider-ing offers from Denver Spokane and the California league while thu Eta has been hot after Quirk Late la 1 st night Manager Stoncy telephoned the Tribune that no matter what was done at the meeting tonight the Logan team would positively play the tlve gamei booked for this wc k I at Logan even If they I liad to split up tho team and play I AVellsvllle or a nliift from other surrounding sur-rounding towns and the players would stick until after these wore played off I Sn I i Thin will leave Salt Like a chance to I I frame up a game between mixed nines of amateurs and professionals on Plot Plo-t neers day UMPIRES 1 1 K Km AS ED Both official umpires Lcislnger and I t Pilchards received notice of their release re-lease yesterday from President J S Crltchlow who staled that ho would resign from that office olht as lie had no tiir to monkey with the business busi-ness of the league or whatever proposition l proposi-tion which might result from tonights meeting1 i Regarding the proposal made the Lagoon team to go to Logan and play Lice five games arranged beginning Thursday it was Uarned lalo 1 last night from good authority that the Farmer would carry out their part of the proprammo without fall allowing Jlil icing to block the doal The Salt Tlc players also got their nIt lwH handed to them after yesterdays yester-days game Klmerer Is Haiti to be considering an offer from the Caldcrs park team Bert MnrgnUs may play wIth the Live Oaks n Blngham while jHcNlrholH has a chance to go lo Koclc Springs to play the U P coal 1 miners 3li I might go lo Keminorcr only he IH jealous of Maeandruw FARCE AT LAGOON Wings Make Sony Showing in Last Appearance of Season T r am greatly IninpiMl at the nerve of the Salt I Lake management In bringing bring-ing out such an aggregation of players I even hough they were a man or two hhort and offering the public such a I rotten article 1 of ball when they came out expecting something good In that line and you man say so was the WJi Piosldent Riley of he I Lagoon team voiced the sentiment of the small crowd who gave up their good coin to be Koldbrlckcd by one of the yellow est exhibitions ever neon In the Utah league by a team of soculled professionals profes-sionals It was worse even than the Hal or the weird I makeup of tho Wings new center fielder Lagoon played grout ball and the k jilayiTH did everything in their power to make the game like tin t real thing but the efforts met with no response from their opponents That Is about if all Lcmpkc and Slarkey both had the I Wings buffaloed and their follower enjoyed a regular romp for the nine Inning In-ning running all kinds of rings arouiu the poor Ilenmnm At the bat Lagoon gave the llniMt performance of this hit and run ame ever I seen here InaHinucl as theY would hit tin ball while the Wing did the running HIIORTSTOLH FIELDED WELL The real I feature of the day was the wonderfully brilliant lidding of the two shortstop McNIchols and Bresano i who accepted twnty chances of all i KuiclE between them the former having nine and the Rabbit lovon wMhnn J It semblance of nn error Both were I1I IPO there with he stick McNicholr coring the only run for his learn on along a-long drive to right which eluded oinplco In thj I tftll alfalfa until Rick tty Ann crosMHl the pmte Castleton 1 ml Smith livened up a whole lot from he day before and played gingery ball L rcllof from the dumb work of some of he others Roth made several noticeable notice-able plays and hit the ball good and hurt every time they came up The hitting of the wlnncri was sonic tim I mmg terrific Father Tom receiving I n lambasting which will last him until he gets to Seattle It I I wan not his turn to pitch and ho did not propose to exert himself to any alarming extent which nay account for lie I bumps lie got Every man on the Lagoon loam took a shot at him with the exception oC Hrad Icy 1 big Rebsjinum getting four slashIng slash-Ing bits t Including L double and a triple while Billy McCnusland con tmhimn tech two doubles nnd a thrccbag Ir in three times up PLEASING TO THE BLIND Borehorss new acquisition from the Cokomo team of the New Zealand league made bin first appearance In he center garden and created a fa crable Impression with a delegation from the Home for Blind Bal Players who came down from the Northwestern eague to get a line on the new mans work AVIlli the stick he l Is far ahead oi f the t class he was In I yesterday and If I he continues In tho game the majiage nenls will have to move tho fences ock a couple of miles In the oultleld he won not so thoroughly t at home itS he might have been due to > the fact hat t t he has been used to playing water nseball and he feels rather wobbly vhcn ho gets on land As a coacher lowevcr fa f whore he shines his stoic tartan tones calling Manager Crltch low of the resort from way over by the epot In hurryup jumps thinking the ga mig had Jumped Hilly Dutch with the Intention of mobbing him The sum nary LAGOON AD R H PO A E 13recno SM a 1 10 I Weaom Ih c G 1 1 I 7 0 0 13ridlny c 4 2 0 2 0 0 Robsaman rC 21 1 1 4 2 11 0 Eiiigif i 2 1 i I 0 Plalf3h 5 a a 1 I 1 Stirlcny 2h 11 4 I 2 ri i I leCmtislammcl c If a t S 1 0 1 LOlnlIl II re 5 1 2 0 3 1 Totals U ro Z3 27 G 3 SALT LANE AJ3 H H 10 A E 1clchols 55 1 1 2 4 ii i 0 Kelly p 1 I I II 1 1 Imelcr If I 1 I I t 1 1 Borrhcl Ih 1 I 11 Ii 0 o lllrgelt c 1 I 1 I 4 1 3 JII n rf 1 0 1 2 0 1 1mstlntomi 3h 1 I I n I 1 0 1 Smith h 1 fJ 1 Z Ensler cC 3 1 0 0 I I 1 0 10111 1 j j G 21 1i 9 Score by Innlnus LIl soon 1 r 2 1 0 r i 1 1 CO Snit ijtk n o 0 n I o o 1 n ft i ICarind rnmmsl Liigoun I H P Snlt I Lake 1 Loft on biibei Lagnon 3 Salt Lake I I S Bases on bulln Off Lempke 2 oif Kolly X wobaH I Jills Brrscnu McCansliind i Kebtamaii Ioinpko Tlirecbapij lilts nlMiniin IeCit iamb land Starkcy Home I run McNlchols Double play Brcfcuno to Slarkoy to trlI r Smith In I IJorchera Margeits to CasthHon ICcIIy to MeNlfh ols to BorohcnJ nil bv nltchod bail Mc Cnusland 1 1Illr Struck cmi t13y Lcinplce Kelly Jonsin I5ncli I I KInicror total I Wild plteliPK Kejly 2 Time of game 115 Umpire Billy Dutch Attendance 100 Amateurs 8 WTesslers 5 Ocdon July CO Ogden fans arc forced now lo coniont themselves with amateur mil between two tiams known an Wes lers Rr > st repr ttntlnu the V sslor Cl 1 glir company and tlif > Ogden Amatcurs A food don of Interest Is manlf ted In the I cmit1 duo lo the I lacl that both learns I contain a number of players who unlwrh vorc professional I uuironns end withal I ire good ballplayers In the game today tho Amateurs both MsthailPu and Omit ulned tlie 1 clgnrmak ors Rnndnll brhu I ho Whole chces with the walking stick while younc In ccbrclaen was tho star In the field The summary OGD13N AMATEURS AR R II PO A E McGulre ss 1 n 1 1 1 0 0 RloFsi If 1 1 2 0 0 0 I nijobrotJiCn 2b 4 2 2 U 2 0 JrcKory M 1 2 2 1 0 1 MorlciiRCii rf t 0 0 1 1 1 0 Raymond cf 1 I 1 0 1 I 0 1 Randall c 4 t 1 4 1 10 U 0 Clark Ib 4 1 0 0 11 0 0 Coleman p I t 1 0 3 1 Totals 12 0 10 21 8 3 WESSLIDRS AB n II PO A E Scaton If 4 1 0 0 1 0 1 ButtPrllcld 3b 4 0 O 2 3 1 Wcsslcr 2b 1 1 1 1 3 1 Twlnl l cf 2 1 2 2 0 0 Miller HI II I 0 0 1 1 > nvlt Ib 1 0 1 5 0 1 Jliompson rf R 1 1 0 0 1 Wobslcr c 3 2 2 10 2 1 Taylor p I 3 0 0 0 3 I Totals I 3L 5 7 21 1 10 D Score by Innings Amateurs 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 WoHSlira 0 0221000 01 fuses on balls Off Coleman 1 off Tsiy nrO 1 Struck out By Coleman 10 by Tav lor So TlirccbiHQ hltJ Wosslcr Two IWle hit Randall Double pliv Morton sea to Clark Wild pitch Taylor Time 1 L N < NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs P W T Pc PltthnrJ 73 37 r l iSI ClncJnriall 71 II RT J1G2 Brooklyn 7 ti HS rsi Chicago 70 II r < 5 V0 Boston 71 W < i SOT 1 Philadelphia I I 75 31 Y2 t7 al m m St Louis I 7n IVt 42 410 New York 7J JU 1 51 I 110 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 2 I St louts July 20 KrupcjrM miserablo pIn ylnr at tho t third 1 gave CincinnatI a Present of todayH camr Most of the ills off Halm 1 and ONolll can it after two men were out Aticudancc 10 oR IT ESt E-St Lnuln 2 8 3 Cincinnati G 10 2 naltcrles M ONflll and J ONeill hahn and Borgcn Umpire Brown Pittsburg 8 Chicago 6 Chlcngo July OAfltl giving the VK lors a commanding 1111 l by looae playing play-ing Chkucn lied tin score by i a ilcruc batting rally in the ninth They had an excellMit t uiinnep tu t fonro In cue oUvcnjn hut lliriW k away by lonllfili haH running run-ning KttHbijrjr won on UeniniintitH sm glo fallowed by Wa nois home run At icmlaiicc SOW Scurc R H r E Chicago Ii I i 17 I Pltlsburg 3 13 3 Batteries W Williams and Kline Tan nohlll and Zhnmer Umplro ODay WESTERN LEAGITB Standing of the Clubs P v L PC Omaha 7R Fit 27 fol 1 Kniuias City 7S If 2 SM Denver 73 50 111 515 st t losuph 75 rs fl lT r7 500 Milwaukee 72 I If W > 3Dfi MolniB IV 20 nt 1S3 Colorado Springs 72 II SS 47J Peoria C3 I i 20 19 200 St Too 6 Des Moines 4 IHlBU g SPECIAl St Joseph Mo July COSt Joe lilt harder and ortenur LImn Des Molnes Score R ir 73 Des Moines 1 Ii 5 0 1 SLJoe j I 1 Batteries Hotter and Lobrek Parvln and Hath Kansas City 2 Omaha 0 TRIBUNE SriSClAUl Omaha July 2vKrnsn8 City shut the homt icntn out liy l n narrow maruln m Nichols allowed html r flvo scattered I r hits Attendance Soo Score II H 15 Omnha J > ii 1 KUMFIIU CItY 2 7 1 Bal rlUrown and Crelghtcm Nichols Nich-ols and Mc sett Denver 0 Milwaukee 4 TRIBUNE SPEC1AT1 I I Denver Coin July 20 Reside n crowd of GOOft fans Denver I took todavs paino from Milwaukee Aflr > locals I fter time pilncd the I lead In the lIft Ii Inning the gim mime resolved re-solved Into a I farce tIme visitors making no effort to win Thornton was mil mil of the sranio In the sixth for abusln the umpire It II E Denver 0 m jl 2 Milwaukee 4 I 0 3 Batteries UliltrJclt and Wilson Mc Ihcrson Kcnna and Lucia Springs Wins Doubl eHeadcr ITRI13UMS SPlSCTATjJ Colorado SprhiRS July O1hr local took a doubleheader from Prorla thin afternoon the first Ranv belncr a pitchers pitch-ers brvltU In TOUCHS favor Time visitors tied I tin score In the I ninth and It I I look two more Innings foe the beam to win It Score first panic P IT E Colorado Snrtngr < 4 7 3 1 Peorla 0 1 1 Batteries Jonas and Ilauacn McGIll and Vllaon Second amc R II E Colorado Sprlngo 5 JO n PeorIa 4 S G Rock Springs 7 Kemmerer 4 TRIBUNE SPRCIALl Rock SprIngs July < Oln the presence of a large crowd Rock Spring today I do f < aUd Komnwor seven to four lImit t trltTn t and JI iiHor for Rock Springs Dower and lirnclun for Keiu mcicr NORTHWEST LEAGUE 1 Standing of the Clubs p w TI pr Seattle ffl To 21 rftt Butte 57 n l W fu Portland 55 t 2S CS 5Ki Helena Si 2S 25 VH Spoknnc f 7 Ci h Til 1 triii Tacoma 57 X 31 1 Ml Helena 3 Seattle 2 Seattle Wash July 20 Scoiv ScoivTi rLIIE Seattle 2 2 2 Helena t S 1 TJatterra Stovall and Stanley Wiggs and Sullivan Portland 7 Spokane 2 h Spokane Wash July 20 ScoreR R IT E Spokane 2 Ii < 2 Portland 7 11 1 TJattTlcs Stal and Fry TVhltbock and Vlgneux Tacoma 5 j Butte 2 Taccma AVaah July 20 ScoreR R H E Tacoma r > S 1 Butto 2 5 < 4 S Uattcrlcs D McCarthy Johnson and Kccfc Down a lid Xearfoss Banqut for Lagoon Club President RIley of the I Lagoon team will give the players and members of the press a banquet at the Lagoon some evening this week al which It Is expected ex-pected that Buck Weaver will address the company on What I I Know About Dealing from the Bottom President Crltchlow will also discourse on How It Feels to he President l while Herr Lcmpkc will be called upon to air his views on Matrimony Seattle Accepts Kellys Terms At a laic hour hisL night Tom Kelly the Salt Lake pitcher received a lele glam from Manager Dngdalo of the Seattle team accepting the southpaws terms and saying that transportation would be here this morning Kelly will pitch and play center i Held He Is to join the team at Spokane where he expects an ovation as he managed and captained the Athletic club team of I that city two years ago and also has a brother playing on the Spokane club Kel It I sorry to go as he has made many friends here and likes the place He hopes to be able to return IC they I have a league In Utah next year This season he was the mainstay of the team In the slab work winning fourteen games and lusng four Cycle Races at ailshurg Newark N1 J July Summaries at VallPburs track today July handicap one mile omnmm tour Wonhy O C Cameron Jr 120 yards V A Penn MO yards second 1 Intercity team pursuit rare amalcur Won by George fllasson and Charles Kchleo Newark Teddy I3lllincton and James Xanes Essex county second Time r 47 Distance two and live eighths miles One mile team race professional Won by V L Kramer and G H Col lett W S Venn and George Leander second Time 2fi Two mile professional Won by G C Schrclber Floyd Krebs second Time 100 1 Bums Beady to Take on Graham In I regard to Tack Grahams I letter I de lrlng a go with Jimmy Kuiiis the lal I ter said yesterday Whats the matter with the big guy He ought I to know that I wont run away from him Anytime Any-time he makes up his mind to leave Wyoming and come on here I will guar Contlnucd on Pat 7 SPfflTS1 Continticd From Paco 3 3 mice hint a match Just ns soon na he vunts it match for any amount So there Moriarity Out With Challenge Jack Donnelly oC Butte mid Pay Barney of Payson will meet Friday lxL In a twentyround bout at Eu ekn Both men have been beaten recently re-cently by Jerry McCarthy arid will now have It out between themselves Tom Morlnrlty ot San Francisco who IB now In the city Issues a challenge lo the winner of the light il M5 pounds |