Show LAGOONS BIG WINNING Outfielder Bradley Snapped Up by the Farmers I President Riley of the Lagoon team mado a tenstrike yesterday when ho signed uPE L Bradley thc star outfielder out-fielder of last years Lagoon and Salt Lake nines Bradley was under practically prac-tically a verbal contract with Buck i B L Bradley Weaver when the latter left for his homo last fall Inasmuch a he prom ised Buck to play with him on any team ho might manage Brad also has other Interests that draw him to tho verdant fields of Farmlngton In return for President Josephs concession conces-sion Riley has waived all claims to the services of Jack Clifford and the latter will undoubtedly be found on the White Wings list when the roll Is called Bradley Is a veteran Western league player and Jumped from Denver Den-ver last summer to Join the Lagoons where he made a reputation as a crack stick artist More games were won by the long drives from his club than by any other two players In the hunch This year he has received flattering flat-tering offers from the Butte Mont team of the Northwestern league and also from the Cincinnati National league club but tinned them down Bradley Is one of the most gentlemanly players that ever stepped on a diamond and carries off the title of Beau Brummel In regard to dressing the Results at Memphis Memphis Tcnn April iAt Montgomery Mont-gomery park tomorrow the Tennessee Derby at a mile and an eighth will be run and six starters are assured Abe Frank and Ed Austin Bennetts entry are prohibitive favorites In to nights betting at 1 to1 I Lou Woods and Buccleuth are quoted at 5 and Red Hook and H L Coleman at 8 The indications arc that the Derby will be run over a good track Summary First race selling mile nnd seventy yards Trcbor won Pay tho Fiddler second sec-ond Syncopated Sandy third Time 130 Second race four and a half furlongs purse ilallory won Onatus second Henry Hen-ry McDanlel third Time 5Gi Third race tho Country Club handlrtfp mile Vulcan won Ampere second Silurian Silu-rian third Time IM t Fourth race four furlon R Louise Collier Col-lier won Phllo second Cresslda third Time 50 i Fifth race selling I stocnlcchaBcv short course McLaren won Golden Link BCC ond Precursor third Time 2fiSVi Sixth race Eclllnp mllo and seventy yards Monaco won JScome second W B Gates third Time 110 New Revolver Record New York April iDI W G Hudson Hud-son of the Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Revol-ver club has made a new I worlds record rec-ord at 200 yards on the American target tar-get 100 consecutive shots In spllo of unfavorable conditions Dr I Hudson made 300 points out of a possible 1000 The record previous to this was held by Theodore Geisel of Springfield Mass National Cyclists Meet New York April 7The National Cycling association held a meeting in this city today Among the changes In the bylaws agreed to was one giving giv-ing the Rocky mountain and Pacific coast district representation through tho board of control and member of the Western district I WUR also decided de-cided to divide franchises Into three classes permanent conditional and temporary effort to have Jay Eaton made an pforl hlfi suspension raised and a fine substituted sub-stituted but his ycqu < st was denied < ql Eaton was suspended for life for questionable ques-tionable riding it Va Us burg At the last annual meeting the board reduced the life suspension to two years from the time the offense was committed Burns to Succeed Whitfield St Joseph Mo April 7Oner W T Van Brunt of the Western lengiio team hero said today that there had been no trouble between the members of the league and President Whltfleld At the last league meeting when the schedule was made up Whitfield was not expected to be present as he was very buajv Mr Van Bcunt sid Vice President Thomas Burns of Colorado KprlngH will succeed to the presidency of the league for the present and later the place will be offered toM H Sax ton president of the Three 1 league Borchcis Signs Billy Hulen Manager Boiehera signed another new player yesterday In the person of Billy Hulen who managed and captained the Colorado Springs Indians In-dians last season Hul n togqther with Klmerer Rafert Huston Turner and Meredith are all lefthanded hitters IeecJth The addition of these new players makes a fresh lineup of the mnees lncup Wings which according to the big chiefs statement last evening will be as fol lows Rafcrt catcher Borchers and Meredith pitchers Huston or Turner first base Brockhoff second rlurner len third base McNlchols shortstop Klmerer left field Clifford center field Mnrgetts right Clford Meredith will also be worked In the outfield when not pitching However neither Huston nor Meredith will arrive here until alter unti nf er he Oth of next month f New Players Arrive Two of Manager Borchcrss galaxy of asteroids loft their winter resting places In the baseball wlntol firmament and quietly dropped into the city yester day to look over their new settings The first artist to arrive was William C Rafert who will perform llmn of lne ground and lofty stunts back of the plate this year where uttle Bill Mu Causland was wont to exhibit Ru exhibIt Cert comes here with a fine record and should more than fill the vacant chair Ho weighs about 1S2 pounds looks to be In good condition and shows t decided eagerness for hard 101 hare work which Is very commendable In his business Bill first butted Into tho game In 1S90 with the Kokomo team of the Indiana State league Inm he worked with Fort Wayne 02 Jack Konlllc 111 9 and 91 l manager of the Muncie lad club 95 with Lynch burg Va 96 Richmond of the Virginia Vir-ginia league 21 Burlington of the Western association until the league blew up finishing the season leage Kansas City During 9S ho was with Detroit of the Western league 99 In diana State league JOOO Three 1 league and last season played with tho Tacoma nine or the Northwestern Rafert has caught such pitchers as Jerry Nops Kid Amolc Bobby Gayle Con Lucid Guy Hcckcr Bert Inks Billy Souders Jot Goar Al Orth Vic Willis and McKcnna A later addition to the White Wings aTom a-Tom Turner who blew In last evening even-ing Last year ho was tho guardian of the Initial g at Seattle In the Northwestern league and has also played with the Detrolts of tho Western West-ern leagues and Petersburg of the Virginia Athletic Club at Tucker The sporting clement of Tucker Utah have got together and organized an athletic club with n membership of thirty of the most prominent athletes ath-letes In the town The new quarters are fully equipped with all the latest paraphernalia In the gymnasium line and J T Berry of Salt Lake has been engaged as manager and physical Instructor In-structor D A M Renovations Rnovatons The D A M society Is making a clean sweep at the Tenth ward square All the fence and stalls have been moved tho last being taken away yesterday yes-terday and moved down to Agricultural Agricul-tural park The stalls were taken down In sections and can be used again for the same purpose Jacksons Day at Oakland San Francisco April 7Tha mile handicap at Oakland today resulted In an easy victory for Constcllator who went to the post a heavilyplayed favorite fa-vorite Watersrratch who received considerable con-siderable support broke down In the race and will likely be on the shelf for some time Caesar Youngs Eonlc winner of the fourth race was entered for 400 and P Ryan owner of Obla bid her up to 51500 She was retained by the stable Bernota the favorite looked like a winner In the last race but Ransch tool things very easy and alloycd Jackson to steal up with Klck umbob who won In n drive Jackson rode three winners while Ransch was first with two mounts The track was heavy Results First race five furlongs selling Skip Mo won Victoria Ssccond Black Thorn third Time 103 Ime Second race four furlongs purse Al sono won Deutschland second Arabo third Time 5 Third race seven furlaiiKS selling Iconic won Obla second Sir Hampton third Time 120 Fourth race 12H mile handicap Con stcllntor won Col Ballantyne second Beau Ormonde third Time 1134 Fifth race mHo and ono hundred yards selllnK Marshal Nell won Decoy second Constable third Time 1M934 Slth race seven furlongs selling KIckumbob won Bernota second impromptu Im-promptu third Time 10 |