Show Diamond r 1 nn Salt Lake ke management is b lo looking T THE the th world In the face with a much I Imore more contented feeling than it did a a. week ago Nick lck Cullop's return to tIre the fold after his wild goose chase thI the th sticks of ot sort of brought back I happy smiles but yesterday all signs of or dull dun care and worry worry- banished when word vord was received that Indianapolis had rad ad purchased Duke Dute Reilly from th Be Bees s. s In making this thu announcement Business I Manager Jack Cook didn't state slate his hi opinion as to what sort of ot a gold Rol brick rick Indianapolis had lad bought but he be did say eay that Salt Lake LakeI had gotten back the purchase price lost when the Duke took French leave for tor toron I Oil on City Pa Now that Reilly is 18 back In organized baseball where law and order rules Manager Cook Cool is dispatching a letter asking for tor 1837 1637 which the tire runaway runa-ay outfielder out out- fielder overdrew when he be jumped f l' Claiming that he needed to pay for tor some clothes and nd that his wife was also atso about u. u indulge In Dane Dame Fashion Reilly drew from the Salt Lake management and then thea leaped a a. train for tor Oil City The amount exceeded what he Ire had coming by 1637 which will be collected from Dukes salary sal sal- aai- aai ary arr at Indianapolis l Manager Bill Bil Essick of the Vernon club will wilt do dohis his brainstorm from the th grandstand for tor the or this week Word AVord front from President McCarthy is that he Is fined 50 and suspended for tor the the remainder remainder of or of the series This followed Bills Bils remarks remarks' to Umpire Anderson in Wednesdays Wednesday's game ame when Johnny Mitchell was chased from the field Essick had a similar punishment handed him in Los Angeles recently Harl han Maggert continued with his batting atting honors yesterday By ny clouting out ut three safe ones yesterday he made it nine hits so soar far ar this week weel out of or an even dozen trips to the plate Elmer timer Reiger can afford to take some lessons lea les sons from Ralph Stroud as how to field a around und the pitchers pitcher's S position i Nick Cullop is slated elated to mount the the mound for tor the Bees Dees today while Welser Weiser Dell who I jumped Vernon for Richmond in the Cache ache scheI Valley league i is slated to do l tIre the e box work for the Tigers These two grasshoppers can afford a a. lot lotof of orl rk f for tor orthe the wages today I V I Earl Sheely got his sixth home ru run run yes yew yes Lincoln Neb May 22 John John Pickett o of Bluff captain and pitcher for tor the University of or Nebraska baseball team has received an opper to Join the Chicago American league club it tt was learned here Pickett said he was nOt yet ready to 10 sa say laY I whether ho he would enter professional base base- ball I New York Tork May May 22 The The New York Tork Amer leans ieans who were recently notified by the New York Tork Nationals to seek a a. new playing field after the present season will be permitted permuted per per- muted to continue the use of t the Polo grounds according jl to a telegram gr tm received by Colonel Jacob Ruppert president of the Yankees from Ban Johnson president of ot the American league e. e A satisfactory a to ar arrangement arrangement ar lc 1 gm had d been rea reached in a conference confer confer- n ence once at Chicago with Charles presidents of ot the th Giants Johnson eald said New ew Y York Tork May y 22 Babe e Ruth probably r i will wili be e back k In t the game f for the Yanks Sunday The h home run king n was still ab abed d 11 ul today todal with It a slight attack a of t grip i i 1 Cincinnati 0 O. May rray Eddie Eddle Eddie Gerner h Reds young t gt two southpaw seasons I who iwho has j Jumped has e been tIre the cl club with i the He lie i ir r g did not tell tIed Red officials a he Ire was leaving e r ne se i but told l others he lie was going OI to Ills his li home at Philadelphia and expected to to- play IndustrIal Industrial Indus Indus- trial baseball Gerner left leet the Reds because Pat Moran lIlora did not use uee him o on err t the e m mound und Star for a a. day Leon daY Leon Cadore Leon pitched hed a shutout for Brooklyn against the Reds and hauled and hauled the tho champions out of ot the lead King ICing Lear former Cub Cub stored scored the winning winning win win- ning run for tor the Giants after hitting into i an Infield trap that exterminate exterminated Larry Doyle Kelly smashed shed out the blow that scored Lear Carlson Carison gave up but six alx hits hill to th the Braves and Pittsburg won with case I RUey Rixey bounced a bat into the grand stand at St. St Louts and was wan dismissed Umpire by-Umpire Hart The cards card trimmed rl d the Phillies Liebold's free pass I- I K E. Collins Collins' timely single sn sin sin- I gle gie I and doubles doubles doubles-by by Weaver and Jackson enabled the White Sox Sex to beat Vas Washington Jn in ten en frames I Ien I. I I Ca i DauBs Dauns and nd Ayers Aen were ere hammered hard by bv I the Ute Red fled Sox Sex who drubbed the tire Tigers I it runs b by 11 1 Wall J and Dykes n featured the Indians Indians' victory over the j I Ie ties I Ath Ath- thI th- th |