Show CASTLETON RETURNS TO 10 SAt SALT T LAKE lAIE Local Big League Pitcher Is BacK at Home for a aLong aLong aLong Long Rest Can you imagine the boss stepping up to you and addressing you in this manner Well Wen my may boy you n need aced a rest Go off to the mountains and i spend a a. few months fishing and hunting hunt hunt- I ing Ill I'll let your salary go on jus as asif asif if you yon were working and pay all your expenses Some people are born lucky though and then on top of it all have more good luck thrust upon them Roy Castleton the crack Salt Lake southpaw pitcher who is now a member of the Cincinnati National league clubs club's pitching staff dropped into tile the city last night as predicted in Wednesdays Wednesday's Wednesdays Wednesday's Wednesdays Wednesday's Wednes Wednes- days day's TELEGRAM Roy Boy is on his way to Idaho to w which destination he has been sent by Manager Clark Griffith ot the Cincinnati club and is not to report until next spring Although stricken down with malaria a again ain this summer Roy is not one as sick a boy as some of his here mi might bt have imagined He lie has lo lost t some weight but otherwise looks as ashard ashard i hard as tho the proverbial blacksmith Roy noy had bad a a. relapse of the attack of malaria which overtook him at Atlanta last season and was purchased by tho the Cincinnati Cin Cia club with the hope bope that that climate climate cli cli- mate would do him lots lot of good He lie has not been strong all season how how- 5 v ROY CASTLETON ever although he be pitched several good tood games Griffith finally told Castleton to take tako a lon long rest so as to be in tip top shape for the 1910 season Roy is now nol nolon on his way to o St St. Anthony Anthony An An- thony where he expects to pitch an occasional occasional oc oc- oc game gamo for Dad Gimlin I Idid I Idid I Idid did not como come out here to pitch baseball though said laid Castleton this morning as Griffith wants me to take a rest I am going to fish until I vill will not be beable beable beable able to look a trout in the face When asked about his experience in inthe inthe the big league Roy had this to say eay U Well I start started d out with Atlanta as you ou know and to my surprise Griffith Griffith Grif Grif- made an offer for me mo and gave me methe methe metho the tho money mOMY I did not expect this from froni him because of the manner in which he treated me mo while T I was with him at New York He has treated me like I have bae never been ben treated before I pitched whenever I wanted to and he gave c me the best of everything e I pitched one or two good games but I felt that I was not as strong as ss I 1 should be bt so to when J Lobert obert was also taken sick ho he sent us both to sha Beach Wis where hero we recuperated in great rEat style We returned to Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincin Cincin- nati feeling line flue Lobert took sick again and Griffith then sent me home lie wants mo me to get into the best possible po possible pos pos- sible shapo for next spring sprin t I I lost considerable weight is all or I could be pitching god ball ri right ht now The continual layoffs made me wild lid thou though h ns as I did not get enough h work Tho The other pitchers are working good no now and Griffith can an easily spare me It seems good to get got back bak to Salt Lake and I am not going to leave lea this country again until I feel right No sooner Looner do I reach raeh a 1 climate like this thil before I feel like a top Roy nOV stopped off in Denver to pu-k pu up his brother the well Known former shortstop of tho the old Commis tommie Commission ion sion com company pan t ti arnt who ho will also spend several weeks visiting with his parents in in this city |