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Show Sporting Life. , Salt Lake baseball fans will have the extreme joy of witnessing the opening games of the season sea-son here on the 26th and 27th of this month when some exhibitions will be given by the Chicago Nationals. While the games do not involve a championship or a diamond-studded belt, It will certainly look good to the fans to see the great national sport peddled out again at Walker's field. The Nationals are divided into two clubs and the present series is arranged to develop tho men. Manager Frank G. Seleo has written Honorable "Slats" Davis, asking if he will act as referee and Slats has consented to take the risk. The local first bag architect says he is in splendid fettle now from much bowling and believes he will be safe if the players don't go to him With spikes and baseball bats. j: & Salt Lake now has two adult athletic clubs, which are spending enough money in telegrams to pay the light bills. We appear to be suffering from an extravagance of clubs and a poverty of prize-fights. Another draw rather another fight between Clifford and Quenan is scheduled and with the improvement Clifford has shown the bat tie should be fast and gruelling. & & & A sporting writer is naturally the most assiduous assi-duous cultivator of the paste pot and scissors, and it is generally conceded to be pre-eminently proper in that division of reporting. One condition con-dition ought to be, though, that the scribe appropriate appro-priate fairly new matter. One or two of the local sporting writers must have gov. busy with some of the files of about the time of the Blackhawk war, as within the past few days they have reproduced repro-duced some sporting gossip so ancient that it is a wonder it did not turn the type gray when tho stories were printed. j& & Sandy Ferguson is the latest pugilist to make a sudden flare which seemed to give him a bid for a championship and then flutter out again. 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