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Show THE SALT 'LAKE TRIBUNE, ' SUED AY' MORNING; FEBRUARY 27, 1921. L -- EXTRY! EXTRY ! ALL ABOUT THE COAST LEAGUE SCHEDULE! THE SEASON BY MI BEES PACIFICCOAST-LEAGUE-SCHEDULE-FOR-19-21 SERIES Against Los Angeles gales. . Eleven Week of Baseball for Salt Lake Fan in the Very Middle of Summer. Lsf e, Against Vernon Series of August Salt Lake. Sprits of September At Vernon. , At 6: June OAKLAND 25: 28, 29. S0, July 1, 2, 2, a. m., p. m., 4, a. m., p. m. Aug. It, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, a. m., p. m. From the viewpoint of the spectator r per ad the epectator' Interest mount when It come to baseball the Against Oakland 1921 schedule of the Pacifio Coast league, 10: At Balt Series of April this music to Xh t Tribune which Lake. one. good Is an unprecedentedly morning. 26: At Oakland. Front the standpoint Of "scientific" Series of June baseball competition, the schedule is Series 24: At Salt July lacking In many respects. . Lake.1 jf The chief thing about the schedule that matters to our fans is that It pro2: At of September vides baseball for Salt Lake In baseball Series Oakland. that Is. when Its slzslln hot weather -and when the chill Aside from the two weeks stand at the Against San Francisco easoiuHalt Lake draws .beginning Of the eleven weeks of baseball In the heart ot of May 15; At San summer. Between the middle of May and Series Frandaco. the first week of September,- - me local baseball, for e patrons will see allas their 6: At Silt Lais. e are concerned, Series of May the seasbn,Tkrnfr closes on September 11. For the second Series of July 31: At San Frantime In It history the club close the cisco. June T, 8, 9, 10, U, a. m., p. m. 18. Aug. 9, 10, 11, 12,' 14, a. m p. m. 18, 17. 18, 19, 20, 2L April t. 8, 7. 8. a. m., p. m. 10. Aug. 80, 81, 8epL 1, July 19, 20, 2L 2, 2, 4, a. m., p. m., 5, A m., p. m. 1434. . May 24, 25, 28, 27, 28, 29, a. m.. p, m., 20, a. m , p. m. Sept. lj, is, 18, 17. 18, a. m., p. m. May . 10 May 23, u, , 4. 8, 8, A m., p. m. May 3. 23, 7, 8. 10. 11, 12. 18, 14, a. m., p. m. July 20. 87, 28. 9, 81, m., p.m. 15, 80, a 21-Ju- is-n- o. y 26-Ju- ly season on foreign territory. , Get AH Holidays. Against Sacramento ' The point that will tickle our fans Is 12: At Sacra- the fact that lia.lt Lake gataoil the holi- Series of June mento. days. every one of them. In addition to y 4: At Salt Lake. the holidays which any other town might Series of June have a bonin' for, we get two more, all Series of September 11: our own. , At Salt Lake. The holidays here will be, In the order Memorial 15; named: Arbor day, April Series of September 13: day, May 80; Independence day, July 4; At Sacramento. Pioneer 84, and Labor Sep. 28-Jul- day, day, July tember 5. The main objection to the schedule is that It give the Bees only four year. Long stands, as against six last not stands In Sait Lake are popular we'd rather see 'em oftener and not so much of em at on time. Twice the Bees remain at home four weeks. -- The, season opens on April 5. With .m. following alignment: Oakland at Hail Lake; Vernon at Sacramento; Portland at Baa Francisco and Seattle at Los Angeles. Twenty-si- 21: At Port- il , . SO: 21-M- At Salt Lake,. 7: At Port- - tOjflfc Series of August Lake. 21: At 8olt Against Seattle Weeks. x for twenty-si- x Ths schedule call weeks of baseball, two week's fewer than ths schedule of 1980 provided, and four weeks fewer than was the rule when Balt Lake entered ths league In lHli. in division of thirteen weeks at horns and thirteen abroad, of course, means the reduction of the number of appearances ot the various clubs In some of the cities. For example, Balt Lake plays only one series against Loa Angeles at Los Angeles, and San Francisco makes but one appearance in Balt Lake. It had to be done that way to make things fit. schedule of last Ths year provided an equitable arrangement, each club meeting every other club four times, twice at home and twice abroad. From a strictly baseball point, the best that ran be said for the schedule is that it Is calculated to save railroad fare; but . Against Portland Series of April land. Series of May Series of August Serial of April Lake. Series of April Seriea of July Series of August attle. 17: At Bolt . 1: y 10: At Seattle. At Salt Lake. 11: At Se- GAMES HOLIDAYS AT HOME April 15, Arbor day, with April April Se- attle. May 30, MemoriSTday, with Portland (two games). July 4, Independence day, with Sacramento (two games). July 24, Pioneer day, observed July 25, with Oakland (probably two games). September 5, Labor day, with Vernon (two games). 12-- June - AT HOMS. 5 Ban Francisco. May 4 Sacramento. Seattle. ly Lo 12-19-2- Angelo. Oakland. 4 ' 18-2- 1 Portland. 23-2- 8 Los Angeles. August August August September April April May May --L. Vernon. Portland. May. 17,22 May 24-3- 0 July July July SUNDAY GAMES Oakland. Seattle. 0 GAMES ABROAD AT-HO- ME Vernon. Sacramento. 5 April 17 With SeattlA May 22 With Vernon. May 29 With Portland. Juno 6 ;Wlth San Francisco. July S With Sacramento. July 10 With Seattle July 17 With Loa Angeles. I July 21 With Oakland. August 21 With Portland. August 28 With Los Angela. September 1 With Vernon. September 11 With Sacramento. June June June 19-2- Portland. 1 Seattle. Loa Angelas. Francisco. 4 jF 8 14-1- 9 21-2- 8 July August August 28-3- SUNDAY GAMES -- ABROAD. , Sacramento. Vernon. Oakland. . San Francisco. Portland. Seattle. 1 1 September September September Sacramento. Vernon. 3 Oakland. 13-1- 8 30-3- 5 April 44 With Portlands May 1 With Seattle. May 8 With Loa Angeleg. May 15 With San Francisco. June 13 With Sacramento, . June 19 With Vernon. June 26 With Oakland. July 31 With San Frandaco. August 7 With Portland. August 11 With Seattle. September 15 With Sacramento. September 25 With Vernon. October 2 With Oakland. WHERE CLUBS PLAY SERIES BY SERIES IN 1921 twenty-eight-we- Oakland at Balt Lake, VerApril non at Sacramento, Portland at Han Francisco, Beattie at Los Angels. Seattle at Balt Lake, PortApril 7 land at . Sacramento, San Frandaco at Lo Oakland, Angeles at Vernon. that Is doubtful economy, 4 Balt take at Portland, April Sacramento at IBeattle, Los Angeles at Baseball in Gobs. Oakland, Ban Francisco at Vernon. 1 Halt lake at Seattle, April Balt Lakes baseball will corns in chunks. at Portland, Vernon at OakThs Bees open at home and will remain Sacramento two weeks, playing Oakland and Seattle. land, Ban Frandaco at Los Angela. 8 Balt Lake at Los Angeles, May Then they depart for four weeks, return8 Beattie, Oakland gt Portland. ing on May 17 for a three-wee- k stay, Vernon playing Vernon, Portland and San Francisco, Three weeks away will be followed by their return June 28 for a stay, playing Sacramento, Seattle Los Angeles and Oakland. Three mors weeks' absence will bring them' home for Anthe last time, playing Portland, gelea, Vernon and Sacramento. The last home appearance of the Bee will be September 11. They close the season with three week on ths road, winding up the schedule with a round against the Oaks. The season closes October 8, which Is also ths closing data of the big ledgues. The holiday schedule, the best Balt Lake has ever had, and the best which possibly could be framed, follows. WhereApril 15, Arbor day, with Beattie, Numerous May 80, Memorial day, with Portland. July 4, Independence day, with Sacramento. Managers Big July 24, Pioneer day, observed July 25. with Oakland. Rooks Guessed September 5. Labor day, with Vernon. 19-3- ' Sacramento at San Francisco. Balt lake at Ban Francisco, May 5 Sacramento at Lo Angeles, Oakland at Beattie, Vernon at Portland. Vernon at Salt Lake, Seattle May at San Francisco, Portland at Los Angeles, Oakland st Bacramento. May 24 3ft Portland at Balt Laks, Oakland at Ban Francisco, Seattls at Vemon; Los Angeles at Sacramento, 6 San Francisco at Salt May Lear, Portland at Oakland, Vemoit t Los Angees. Heet.tl at Sacramento. 17-- 21 i -- Jun lake at Bacramento, IO Angeles at San FraRpisco, (Oakland at Vernon, Beattie at Portland. 9 June Salt Lake at Vernon, Ban Franetsco at Beattie, Loa Angeles at Port-lanBacramento at Oakland. 6 Balt June lake at Oakland, Bacramento at Vernon, Lo Angeles at Beattie, Ban Francisco at Portland. June 28 July 4 Sacramento at Baft Lake, Portland at Beattie. Vernon at San Francisco, Oakland at las Angeles Beattie at Salt Take, Port- July 14-1- d, 21-2- -- .land at Sacramento, Ban Francisco at I Oakland, Los Angeles at Vernon.. Los Angeles at Balt lake, July lf-1- 7 Seattle at .Oakland, Portland at Vernon, Ban Francisco at Bacramento. 4 Oakland at Salt Iakq, VerJuly non at Sacramento, Portland at Ban Francisco, Seattle at Los Angelea 1 Salt lake at Ban Francisco, July Sacramento at Los Angeles, Oakland at Seattle, Vernon at Portland. August 7 Salt Lake at Portland, Bacramento at Beattie. Los Angeles at 19-2- 26-3- 3-- Oakland, Ban Francisco at Vernon. Balt Lake at Beattie, August Sacramento at Portland, Los Angeles at Ban Frandaco, Oakland at Vernon. 1 Portland at Salt Lake. August Beattie at Bacramento. Vernon at Ban Francisco, Oakland at Los Angel. 8 Los Angeles at Salt August Lake, Portland at Oakland, Seattle at Vernon, Ban Frandaco at' Bacramento. 5 Vernon at Salt August Lake, Oakland at Sacramento, Seattle at Sas Francisco Portland at Lo Angelea. 6-- 13-- 20-2- day. It wa Christmas announced today student council of ths local Instibynh tution. It also was announced that there had four-wee- been some correspondence between the local Institution and Utah Agricultural college and Occidental college of Los Angeles, regarding a gam here Christmas day, but that th negotiations had not resulted favorably. ls OFTEN Bacramento at Balt September Lake, Beattie at Portland, Vernon at Oakland, San Francisco at Los Angeles. Salt Lake at SacraSeptember mento, Portland at Beattie, Oakland ' at Ban Francisco. Vernon at Log Angeles. 5 Salt Lake at Vernon. September Loa Angeles at Seattle, Ban Francisco st Portland, Bacramento at Oakland. 2 Salt Lake at September Oakland, Bacramento at Vernon, San Frandaco at Beattie, Los Angelea at Portland. ESCAPE Hew Iver for Wendell Instances in League Wrong on 'X , ths Tlmea without number have different proverbial bushel, but some men keep a bushel to create the belief that It conceals managers of big league teams let brillight Albany Journal. liant stars of the baseball diamond get away. In almost every team of either of the major organisations Is som player who was shuffled tftte the discard; banished to ths mlrtors and afterward set the baseball firmament afire. ' Tri Speaker failed at anything Ilk superball $3,500 to $10,000 a Year at his first trial with Boston and thsy farmed him out to Little Rock. Helnl Oroh failed to make good with New York after cutting his ey teeth With the minors and was released to Buffalo. Aftei being recalled, hs failed to Impress sufficiently to hold his Job, and Now tak was traded to Cincinnati. notice; It Is stated on good authority that there Is a blank check from ths Giants' manager If Cincinnati wants It for that player's services. McOraw would give any amount to get him back. Jak Daubert had a fearful time getting Into th good graces of several of ths managers before hs finally settled. YOUR He played with Cleveland In 1907 and was shifted to th minora He played in Nashville, Toledo and Memphla In 1889 Wele4 Baetul tqarti era la M at the hi beet selsrtea. aad lb he was drafted by Brooklyn. Robinson eaeeees aad advaacetamt believed hs could strengthen th first Mg hr Ms Ha are lb gaud ever keen. base position with another player, and h was transferred to Cincinnati. Now ftiJutqxcTncAiaran look; There were only about ten of ths Im fry Cta ta f tlw U players of the old major Organisaregular 1m mf Hii7e)oraM, yotoktr tion. by that w mean men who were In m mmpmd, wor. a hundred games or more, that connected ilotto, hmmm ai4y COUBOK la Practical for more safeties than Daubert. He finAmU fcasaifr. a aallaga-wa- a ished the aea eon with-- a batting --average ilia bm! .304. My Cmtm of po4mo, aftaayfta. ttwMfh, soft mwfal fta oifrtmi, mm4 mCmm mmy mm ratar41a of aravtoa Griff Let Him Go. rtsoM MyKtaBM, oBnHoa m mgm ta start time mm ELECTRICAL Th stwy! a long on if th attempt mai afrla fta a I7t Itoft ata war made XiniT to make It complete, but the Is to know Just how Clark Grifwonder course ISM. nuenCAL feels about letting Jack Bentley go fith I aar CMaf taQ..a af lb CUa te. pitcher end hems run slugger of th Staaartas Werfca. a adIHea dellar eea.era aad Baltimore Oriole olub. There la a scramI Me aeaelly lira bled f tratnlag yea aeed ble among American and National league be saaMy Ibr Hr MG Pal Jab. Handrede managers right now that would make af ary wtmimm are earning MAS lebtt.ee hungry carp ashamed If themselves a year. In, TOO, eaa da h. This, replies of Douglas Fairbanks, so CUAOAXTEEB SUCCESS far as facial expression la concerned, the arm of a Walter Johnson end Be aare sa I dial yea CAN leant Haa Pitching proclivities of "Dabs" Ruth, 1 aw Ibal mat gaaraatae aadee bead In with Washington and pitched started rWaad way yaaay paid talllaa U, a two-h- it gam on his first trip to the Mdshad ary Caaraa. yaa i aa aaOsead M aa the bard tavaataraal yaa mound. It Is tru that hs failed to shine after that, but why couldn't th "Old Fox" set ths possibilities of Bentley ths CSTSXM.CSXWO eUTRTmt same s Manager Jack Dunn did? I 091 ha afla siadaot, shanty The, pilot of th Orioles Is a good deal a baa BUmtImI Warkiaf Oelll like Wilbert Robinson of th Brooklyn Ha has a way of getting th hsst out of taf ajejiafsasarama. anaeari M yaaslble far bla la his pitchers, so h groomed th Irritable iiM al the gay. with tha car given a Man o Bentley aw far ary maaM frefw' bitu War"! this wa eftcr he had don hi a, and aaaebre sy waadarlw liaMd as th A. B. F. and had won a with bit aa naatrlaal Ksgart.' , lieutenancy. w Vg - 'ft GIVING THE EFFECT. A real light le rarely hidden under i , . l Electrical Experts Earn i i w Vhats i t JL 4 .. . A Future? . Heres another delighted lad fh ft , xLV,'- ft r .i i ' -f-- 4 V V AV as. tVvV ft 4 c yV - .v, 9 v.vr, ft . WV MEET YOUR FRIEND I aatlr ad TO-D- L COOKE L Chief Enfbior EX2IXZER1X3 v;csxs, Baaeysld Avaaaa, CHICAGO, ft. DICK Wee Jft ..... i o 4. sn s t A ELMER Billiards and Snooker ', VW jb ' v t AT COX BROS. SMS-STUD- Y ' who re- cently bought an Ivor Johnson bicycle from ths Guthrie Bicycle Company. Hs Utss at 1014 3rd Arenuo. Ita ths only blks in ths world, says "Wendell Olbbs. TA U !, C3 till Whfl ' ! I . T r 1 Ik , ? ., r w v, i . t 5 i, ,. e ft if -- .lx. .. " , ii A i 1 1 , tVifn'A, , w f , t i .) iv, . v ,1 ' a game, and Bentley, being human, liked hi bat HI drives go glmoet as far isation hustl when It comes to speed It you cannot drtv a real man and as "Babe Jtuth's, and he has a long and defensive or offensive ball, end they worked harder. - With his pitching be reach and can hit th ball almost any- know that If th team Is kept intact that for began to develop where. hitting they will In all probability win th pen and hitting hard, o penchant when he wasn't ocnant a second time and again attach th Has Declared Himself. on first mound ha the Po far Dunn ha cupied "lltlle world series played In speaking of his teammates. Jacobenn rejected all kinds of offer baa. As a matJust' by sray of an Incentive, hta team-ma- t, and Jerk Ogden, practically every major ter nf fart, he has declared himself Merwln Jacobson, center fielder, organisation Is after them. This trio being opposed to selling this trio of real finished at th hesd of th batting list would surely calk tha weak spots of eev, diamond stars at any prle Dunn Was Right. of th International league, and Bentley ernl of th big lnu team, hut Dunn so 1 He won e few games; nothing where went after him. It wa a beltle royal far has been ueef to the mort urgent apA TRAGEDY FOR HIR. a surerabun dance of prelio was du him, and wheff hs finish! second on ths Hat peals, and In this reepert Beltlmor IS but Dunn stroked th fur th right way end with a team that won the pennant with hln. Th fans of the Monuments, "Why so melancholy, old mnT and kept st ths coaching Job with th for Baltimore, h certainly had ocoaa'on city still remember that "Babe" Ruth and "M tee Broas rejected m Uet night." ceras was of a bulldog. Dunn to snort Ilk a F.ml Phor escaped from them to th "Well, brace up, ther are others." thoroughtenaalty "Vest of course, but somehow I can't tain as death and tag that the found, bred. Opposing pitchers were known to big show . They believe that the cham- tion was there, and he was right. Me throw prmatur 'agor' as well as fast ilons of th International league have It help feeling sorry for th poor girl. f won f th major organ Boston Transcript pralstd the bl fellow every time he straights and bends when Bntly swung n them to make any-o- ... ' V JV LC41 V j ft OM1'" imals ' f b y Si 4 t "Always first" 'i ViV i ? I I : i Boston terrier Dixie, a belonging to Archi Gist of 223 South Third Last has three of th handsomest llttls pups on could wish to e. Thsy were Wire weeks old Friday. Dlxla Is a great pet of Mr. Gists, and ta practically considered a member cl ths family. , ld Oregon Grid Team Is PRIZES ON SNOOKER TAELES Invited to Honolulu HOVOU'LIT, T. H rb. 24. Th football team of th of Oregon . Inlvorslty has been Invited to meet that of th of Hawaii In a gam her 1 next Somethin? Coin? Every Minute. No. 2 West Second South Northwest Cor, 2d Bo. & Main |