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Show THE TIERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, MARCH N, 1G, 1916 11 J Roster of Coast League Clubs for 1916 New Men Show Up Prominently on Teams WOLVERTON GETS LIKELY CATCHER ball players from all sections of the country will play a prominent part in the Pacific Coast league race. Blank and McCredic Were on Walter McCredie has followed his usual custom of using new men as much as possible, while Rowdy Elliott Trail of This Promising proposes to build up an entirely new infield. That is just as well, since the 'lo infield of the Oaks was nothing to bra? about. , Big Mitt Artist. There is much interest in the workmanship of the two new southern managers. Frank Chance will use a in the major leagues, and "Ham" Patterson is going to present great manv easterners who have had experience d thirty-thirso many strange, faces that it will take a degree fan to keep up with the Vernon Tigers at the outset. Tables have been prepared to show the playing strength of each team. The men have been segregated to Fin Franrisco. March 13, H. A. a .mta Clara boy with experi- show holdovers and newcomers. They are: ence on th tm four ;ir the !"nlvrlty of Califorsn.l niwr with varsity nia farm has teen rhrl atbyI.ivi, SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SALT LAKE ttKn.l a a catcher Manager S. Wolverton, . Prank Harry Manager Clifford Blankenship, Manager Chance, Manager Ilirwnflil is hlcnlr rcommendt-dTweaty-aeve- n ftoth McCrniie and Blankenshlp w r Men. Men. Tvrenty-nln- e Tweaty-foa- r Men. after the younsruter and tendered him h h vrtit refused to jicn. contract, His father in a IoaI enthusiast nnd t PITCHIZIIS. deliver IMTCIIKIIS. younc il.ir''ni'l pmmittea PITCHERS. tt.e K"t.i. Krom 131 1 to 1914 hp was Mun-stl- !. C. Holdovers E. Bill Baum. Holdovers Steen. Taut Spider Tfol4rver Jack Ryan, Lefty Scog-fiinFitter, h ra. In '13 with jS.nt nucht Skeeter Fanning, Johnny Couch, Curly Dutch He ither. Williams, Brandt, Horstman. j. More-lanfor Mreed and h,ii rpen captain of row n. C. men New J. Relslcl. men Jack New Standridge, Schorr, Gra- th lMvi. Winter league club. New men Lefty Robinson. Dutch ham. Delhi, Thompson, Thomas AveriU. Mickey Shader, Duffy, ArkenIt fr the Intention to tue but two Tom Hughes Rock, Soldier Freschette, Poll Territt, and II. I'eterson. and this addition will give Chase. NEW Har-woo- Wol-Vfrlc- A Service that REALLY cares for your car! ' d, "J n. -- s, L'f d. 1 "t"hr. catch i:h. Wolverton four rr. n, including Sepul-VfBlock antl )'Hrln. The latter l Holdover J. If. Ilanna. n New men Dan Murray, John Vann. mlpr rhap. nnd Konnlns, who has pitched tr him in the workouts at p.rk, thinks especially well of Holdovers iMn:i.Dniis.' . llunny Brief, Billy Orr, In order to K""t his fiud down to Eddie Hallinan. New men E. I. Thompson, Frank Wolrerton rr.ay proportions, working of th yo'inirtrs who Mohler, Herb Murphy, Harry Koch. off nom" rut have been promli-- l it rlianc. Pete OL'TFIKLDKItM. first baseman, who has Burnon, Holdovers Shlnn, Tommy boosted by Cliff Ireland, and- Qulnlan. Buddy Jimmy ten Ryan. looka a of are sur ptt hr. City quarters. Ch.u, New men II. C. KIdred, John Nutt. vr at the Garden U. Rec-t'all- m OT-rlrn- - .uacnoiu, CATCHERS. CATCH FIIS. Holdovers Boles. Holdovers Louis Sepulveda, "Walter New man Wallace.Brooks, Bassler. Block. I N FI ELDERS. INFIELDKIIS. Holdovers Koerner, Butler. Holdovers Chick Autrey, Jerry New men McLarry, Boeckel, Rapps, Jones. Downs, Sammy Bohne, Bobby New men Hap Meyers, Johnny Wut-fl- Groellng, Larsen, Fisher. Galloway; OUTFIELDERS. Allen, Gay and Maglnnl. Holdovers Kills, Maggert, Harry OUTPIKLDKHM. "Walter Schaller, Ping Wolter. Holdovers New man- - Jackson. iiodie and Justin Fitzgerald. New men Lang and James. ., Tbs o I Not merely a promise or a book of coupons or one of these "drop in if anything happens invitations. No, sir! this is SERVICE and a NEW Service that REALLY takes care of your car and insures 100 pleasure from it. 1 is tbe When your Studebaker is delivered, you get a card showrunning over the succeeding ing a series of 7 Service Days SIX months on which the car is to b brought into our mechanics go over it garage, When it comes in, expert and agreed upon 41 distinct make from stem to stern and a car needs. that and adjustments inspections, oilings p shape, and w When it comes back to you, it's in once a month done ia so. That it teach you how to keep time of end that the and you not only SIX for months, by how have a car that's running Kke a dock, but you knownot a there's And remember, to take care of it yourself. dollar's charge for this service, STLDERAKEIt BROS. CO. OF XJTA1I Automobile Division. it S. State Street Salt "Lake City, Utah " .. ii I Service tip-to- 1 i, 1 inesistence . I'ANMMi HA XKW CIIKMIU VERNON OAKLAND Skelter Fannlns: Is tcolng to ask PORTLAND Ivtrtnn to tako Ita permission offor the Ham Harold Patterson, Manager Elliott, Manager first week ami mtsrhty Miy Walter H. McCredie, Manager hilf. Fannlnsr wants to do no more Men. Tvrenty-sl- x Tenty-eve- n 3Ien. Nineteen Men. than hun' and take part In tossing not to pitch fz&mes. He prefer until thr- training caon I halfway Inover. i he fisrure-- it will put PITCHERS. PITCH KltS. PITCHERS. Mm Inasmuch a far hrtterhish.it?. Prul-et- t. Charlie Beer. Hol lovers rt"CloversUl.ttDecanniere, t Sammy Kannins known he will Holdovers Johnny Lush, lllggin-bothaAl Klawiter, Ray Mitchell. Fromme, New men Arellanes, Hess, Fairlikely be allowed to train after his own Bovd.Clinton Trough, Noyes. notion. New men Clark, Sothoron, Ilarstad, banks, Hood, McKlroy. New men Chabek. J. V. Manier. R. Ilcuck. Pat Callahan, Speed Martin, CATCHERS. Kallio, CATCH FIIS. i:m.v tm ium; (; B. White, Harold I'eterson, IM AnHoldovers Spencer. Mitze. The o!urnt.Un Athletic club fire of A. Gus Holdovers Fisher, Bartholomy. New man Whaling. thony. St. fout defeated th" Central New man Haworth. CATCHF.ll. f rhifo 2i to 22 In the INFIELDERS. Holdover How.lv Klliott. IXFIEI.IJKIIS. first cvm rt the national A. A. I, man Griffith. David New R,Sber& Holdovers Ward, Stumpff. herw l day. Pu"t0if,?VBergTr, G,a,dCehrmann' basketball INFIIII.IIF.HS. New men Qulnn. Vaughn, Hollocher. The IiranIel Slnrn team of Omaha New men Bate- -, McGaffigan, Griggs. won frT. Knal'Wfio-- Christian five of Holdover Francis Hosp. Ot'TFIKMIEIlS. OUTFIELDERS. Chl.-- to New men M. H. Barry. Babe Danzirf. Holdovers S'peas, Southworth. The Illinois Athtetlf? cluH quintet Bill Kenworthy, Bobby Davis, Joe New men Wylle, Nixon. Ki?dDTS"nTR!i.er Doane- - Johnny ovrrwhu-imr.- ! Os.tKe (Ia. five with Burtr. Jaspar Barbeau, C. N. Kley. the New men Daley. Mattlck. 7 . n to of ':LJ jmMm tobaveyou ir.J-Jf- i V come i i - K-- nin. - m, t'ii. Ind-p'nilf- nt t a S'-n- r? The iktar.d Ist rcKirntit V. M. C. A. uir. te tin of f'U jtquad. rnn-ner-u- t p Holdover heat the i'irst Gardner. 34 to 11. - Nw- men tfif.i.iif.ih. Mlddleton. Boxy Rube Newton Randall, Bill , ItOtiTtt si 1,1 FF IM;tt. the progressive uluff tojrrament Fixivti PAiiK oiW'ht th in rardroom at the held Iat V. H. Booth Commercial rlui, carried Negotiations for the Joint use of the witli a total ore of M7. Polo Grounds by th Giants and the ofrS. firt pris W. :frrrison was second with a New Yorks for a lon term of years rore of and lr. It A. Uo'vdl" waj are betnfc carried on. nni n agreement awarde.,1 tiie "hoby" pri'e. will no dottbt be slsrned within the M IWT W'I. net month. The National league club March IS. Joo pays a yearly rental of Jl 10.000 for tne Ark.. f.iti1-)of Nw Orieans knocked out srounds. The New Yorks pay half of Monk Fowler of Memphis In th sevthat. Under the new astreement the all bout American lesRue club will share enth round of n eicM-fouexpenses. Including Items for altera- tonight. The men are tlons. cnTiurr. Ir -- H-- t t .rrln. : nl b-r- TV COUH HF.PF.AT!. Here is another of the unique things to bo credited to Ty Cobb. Twice last season the Georgia Peach made two hits and two runs in a single Inning. Frnest Lamgan, who keeps tabs on all the odd things that happen In baseball, tells us that Ty made a single and n triple off Bill James of the Ft. Louis Krowm In the eighth Inning of a gamo playedonApril 2H. nnd again in PhiladelSeptember 22, made a single phia, off Bush and another off Kccles In the seventh Inning of a fame with the Athletics. Some other players did this double trick once. e W tLLtc i; flAI-K- i. March 15. Catcher Fd Wallace declined to co to lst Anseles to play under Frank Chance and hence reverts to the Ch lcar Nationals, to a t'Hlay from Wallace Is now training with Cincinnati at Shreveport. Ij.. 'hl-.ij- n. ac-.rtir- d!.-pat"- sc wood ii rr.Evr.n. Pitcher Io "Wood Is sore r havlnir waivers asked on him. 'I feel that I am still as Rood as ever, but evidently the Red Sox management has difsaid Joe. "I wish they ferent llas." would led me go with a good team and rive me a chance to show whether I or was Kone o-- not." WHA F CAM YOU DO FOR CATARRH? SUIT IS SETTLED. At Cleveland, O.. Joe Birmingham, manager of the Cleveland club, deposed has settled his suit for $20,000 back damages with Charles W. salary and of the club, by Somers, former ownersum he will reThe compromlslng. ceive was not divulged by A. V. Cannon, attorney for Somen. Birmingham asked for $12,000 back salary and IbOOO damages. The suit did not include $10,000, which' Birmingham loaned Somers on a note. Birmingham reHe fused to discuss the settlement. has signed to manage the Toronto International league club. MACK SIGNS Kins. Pitchers Raymond Krepps and Walter Whlttacker and Outfielder Ollie of Tufts college, have signed Ask Yourself the question. How often has the doctor failed, Westcott, with the Athletics. Mack has given as have ointments, salves, vapours? What you should do. Jim Rltter, brother of the Giant pitcher, back to Jack Dunn's Baltimore club. Somebody, said to be Arthur Irwin, s common-penThe easy, method making materials to enter the Intes- charged that Dunn had drafted BitChat costs so little that Is so quickly tines, combines with these food ele- ter for the sole reason that Mack wanted him. This charge angered and rigorously effective Is often the ments to enter the circulation, and ia Connie and he sent Rltter back. work through-ou- t last resort of many Catarrh sufferers. less than an hour is at of the body in process purification, CL'TTIXCi PASS LIST. Vhy, it i3 hard to say. Ono of the S. S. is made from barks, roots S. magnates are responMajor Comof Swift the Specific fpecialista and herbs that are food and tonic for sible for league the story that both of the pany in Atlanta a physician cf stand- the blood. It stimulates gives th majors have decided to cut down the list to the ball ing and national reputation because of blood power to throw off poisons. You complimentary been this season. The secretaries have parks his knowledge of blood disordsrs, made will soon realize its wonderful influ quite busy pruning tho free list, which grown to unusual proportions at the assertion that if the majority of ence by the absence of headache, a has ball parks. many Catarrh sufferers would buy and faith- clearing of the air passages, a steadily SOME OLD II I It D. fully take S. S. S., they could effectu- Improved nasal condition, and a sense B. Hann.A rises to remark in Willi.im of bodily relief that proves how com- the New York Sun: "The national game, ally Ket rid of Catarrh. years old, S. S. S. goes straight to the seat of pletely Catarrh often Infests the entire we are told. Is seventy-seve- n but to get a clearer idea of how vensystem. Inblood. the It prrpads Its trouble, erable it Is consider that it Is as old Yon will find 8. S. S. on sale at all as Chris Mathewson and Hans Wagner fluence orer every cr?:an In tbo body, drug- store3. r rem-edremarkable la a It combined. comes through the veins and arteries, for all blood affections, such as YOUNGSTER LOOKS GOOD. enables the? mucous surfaces to ex- Ecama. Rash. Lrupus. Tetter. Psorla i San Glaromo' of Philadels conai-tlonAnthony change acids and Irritatlner substances Is, Bolls, and all otrrer oiseasea Amerithe is with phia advlc blood. for red blood corprte!es that effectualFor special of the cans on the spring Washington trip. training who formerly played with the ly clean? o the system and thus put an on any blood disease write The Swift school team, was the star end to all Catarrhal poison. S. S. 9. Specifle Company, Medical Depart- Central High for during the shortstop cleans out the stomach of mucous ment. Room 11, Atlanta, Ga. Avoid past year, and Georgetown his work attracted the enables on!y pure, blood- - substitutes. attention of baseball men. JONES o o o o o o o sperate Stale TON Former charnpion title holder makes final bid to get in championship wrestling- circles through wanning from - Greek Demon. MACK GETS AX OTHER. Connie Mack has again raided New Fngland. It was announced that he had signed Joe Gilmore, a of Roxbury, Mass. Gilmore shortstop, be??an at 15 to play ball. He started with the Y. M. C. A. Cubs. That season he hit for .436. He has played amateur and semlpro ball ever since. FREE MEDICAL jjrm Hardest tussle since Jordan-Yoke- l Both men in shape. battle promised. Short, Snappy, Fast Preliminaries AVIIbont Tickets on sale Stickney Cigar Store, 229 S. Main. I DOCTORS SHORES SHORES 24f MAIN & STJ SALT LAKE. SpeclalUta ou can trust for Women. Thest tiny CAPSULES arc superior to Bsliam cf Copslba, Cubebs er Box Office of Grand Theatre. Prices 50c, $1.00, S1.50, $2.00. Injection s, and priirvr? u fuinYl SUPPORT MIKE TONIGHT .Vacrca4 in Price 31A wniiss th ame diseases without Inconvenience, Sold by all dniyfrittt. to the witli J Virginia "Valley league back in 1910, and has followed him carefully ever; since. ss vcbk ovies 3 THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- 1 Q N m .eraia-ic- e o o mm o MOVIE COUPON GOOD FOR ONE PART OF A UNIVERSAL. MOVIE TICKET ALMOST ALL GOOD MOVING o o PICTURE THEATRES ACCEPT When presented before May OflJ UNIVERSAL THEATRE TICKETS o Glance over the list of theatres below. Aren't they of the very highest class? All of these theatres ffecept Universal tickets. You may now be admitted free to any one of these theatres if you will clip the coupon from The n each day. You will be assisted greatly with your Free Tickets if you patronize a These Theatres Re- deem Universal Tickets o o o UTAH. AMERICAN. Salt Lake. LIBERTY, Salt Lake. HEX, Salt Lake. ISIS, Salt Lake, PHOTOPLAY. Salt Lake. KMl'lRE, Salt Lake. JITNEY, Salt Lake.House. I'UINCESS, Sugar I' A LACE, Magna. HAPPY HOUR, Murray. COLUMBIA, Provo. ELLEN. Provo. PRINCESS, Provo. SEEMORE. Garland. REX, Richfield. EKO, Price. VYNER. Providence. VYNER, Richmond. REX. Logan. VYNER Smithfleld. HILLY ARD, Smithfleld. LA'TONIA. Iayton. CO PPER F I K LD, Bingham. PRINCESS, Delta. O P E Tl A BOUNTIFUL HOUSE. KAYSVILLE OPERA llOUSK. OPERA FARMINQTON HOUSE. ORIENT THEATRE, American Fork, Utah. TOOELE, UTAH. TOOELE OPERA HOUSE. JOHNSON'S THEATRE. IJON1TA, Huntington. NEVADA. EAGLE'S HALL, Carlin. IDAHO. REX, Poca telle. ISIS, Blackfoot. ORPHEUM. Blackfoot. ISIS, Preston. ZEUS, Preston. LUBINS THEATRE, Malad, Idaho. WYOMING. WYOMING. Evanston. NEW KEMMERER. ilD0 PAPTQ AX X wJ 1 A KT1 Herald-Republica- an O Herald-Republic- Greenewald Furniture Co., Broadway. Butter-KiPopcorn Stand, Hotel. 33 ! o an 375 W. South AMERICAN FORK, UTAH. Wm. Thornton Drug Co Temple. American Fork bakery. W. R. Herrick, 170 W. South Temple. TREMONTON. UTAH. S. G. Spencer, 240 State. Waldron & Harris, Gen. Mer. WItherspoon Drug Co., Fifth East Thompson & Scott, drugs. and Broadway. i "T:r.: HYRUM, UTAH. J. M. Butler, 462 E. Second South. Home Mercantile company. Whitworth's Eighth East Drug Store, MURRAY, UTAH. 802 E. Second South. Murray Mercantile Co., 16 S. State St. Hardin Mercantile Co., W, Third East Drug Store, Kenyon Whitworth's 301 E. Second South. Shoe Basement Lloyd Drug Co., Seventh South and Speicher'a Store, Seventh East. Judge building. n Vandyke-DavidsoShoe Shining Parlor, 170 S. Drug Co., 380 S. Liberty State. Main. 343 Ed. Hognn, Grocery, S. West Lion Drug Co., 564 Third avenue. Temple. Sherwood's Pharmacy, Seventh South and State. Model Shoo Repairing Co., IOC Second South. Vermillion Pharmacy, 401 S. Ninth East. Hoover Drug Co., 201 W. Second South. Waterloo Pharmacy, 400 E. Eleventh South. Ccombs Drug Co., Fourth South and State. Sixth Avenue Drug Co., E street and ' Sixth avenue. G. C. Phillips, 242 E. Fifth South. West Side Pharmacy, Eighth West L. W. Greenig. 46 E. Fourth South. and Second South. Salt Lake Cleaning & Dyeing, 263 Acme East an Pharmacy, Ninth State. Tenth South. Kceley's, 260 S. State. Grocery, 1123 E. Twelfth Thompson . South. SO E. Second South. Dayton Drug Co., Shoe Repairing Co., 1115 E. Johnson & Erickson, 118 E. Second Progress South. Twelfth South. Candy Co., 2110 S. Eleventh Sugar Dustin Drug Co., First South and East. State. Granite Drug Co., Twelfth South and Eleventh East. Shepherd Grocery, 178 E. First South. Shoe Repairing Shop, BaseLeary's Cash Grocery, 265 W. North Paragon ment Templeton building. Temple. J. L. Borg, Fourth East and Fourth Wallace Pharmacy, 401 N. Second West. South. William Blair, Groceries, 1045 S. Sev- Standard Shoe Repairing Co., 155 E. enth East. Broadway. at -- . D$8 . Murray City Pharmacy.140 Murray City Bakery, S. State St. MAGNA, UTAH. The Toggery. Union Mercantile & Baking Co. Olympia Candy Co. BOUNTIFUL. fj Bountiful Drug Co. FARMINGTON. Rampton Drug Co. Stephens Bros. LAYTON. KAYSVILLE. Kaysville Drug Co. TOOELE, UTAH. Store. Economy William H.Clothing Vowles. Tooele Standard Furniture Co. P. V. Morrell. i ; SANDY, UTAH. ! Co. Mercantile Sandy ' MALAD, IDAHO. R. T. Owens Co., Ltd., Gen. Mer. . POC--TELL- O. j i n, Houses Will Redeem Have Your Coupons Exchanged for Tickets SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Martin Coal Co., 47 S. Main. Keeley Ice Cream Co., 55 S. Main. Salt Lake Knitting, 70 S. Main. Owl Drug Co., 103 S. Main. Shiplers, 144 S. Main. ! o at any redeeming station. a complete ticket admitting yon to theatre FREE of charge. 1916, Herald-Republic- These Business oupons TWf lVir-ll--i 1, the stores listed below under the heading, Business Houses, for in addition to giving moving picture tickets in exchange for coupons they give tickets for purchases made at their business. of places the Merchants and Moving Pictures have The to hands you get Free Tickets. help joined Herald-Republica- o o Examination. 'What Cost Penny'sDisease Your Really yos e Is. If and or bvrbenefited. be cored We r specialists la Chrvnlc mud Nervous Diseases and sire reliable aad will keen your secret aad treat you the Haolutely qnare. 9 to tl. Even-las- ;. Honrs T te H. Sundaya. lO to 12. Call or o Ih3 I.IKES GROOM. coming once fought the owners of the Federal who wanted to let Groom league club, go, and won the battle. DISCOVERED ICAUFF, Arthur Irwin, former scout of the New York Americans, says that he ia the man who discovered Benny Kauff. Arthur says that he found him in the mm o, Fielder Jones has hopes of Bob Groom making great good for the season. Browns the Jones nine months, according to the petition, and Somers. whose financial affairs are In the hands of a bankers' committee, said he has nothing to do with the lease. The Case petition says Somers leased the property for ninety-nin- e years, the first five at $18,000 annually and the remainder at $30,000 annually. OOO0o0qqq0qo0ODOOOOOOOOOOO0 o - Gla-com- SOMERS IS SUED. Case school of Cleveland has sued Charles W. Somers, former owner of the Indians, for $13,500 rent on propthe southeast corner of Kast erty atstreet and Chestnut avenue, Ninth where Somers had planned to erect a $150,000 hotel. Somers is in arrears IDA. People's Market, East Center. Model Bakery, 341 E. Center. The Fair Store, 439 E. Center. N. M. Eldredge & Co., East Center. N. R. Eastman, East Center. the Jeweler, 344 E. Center. Smith, E. W. Larson & Co.. 348 E. Center. Peterson Book Store. White Hardware Co. Main Electric Co.. Pocatello. O) |