The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 40

I The Attraction of Gravity Is Just as Strong in Mexico as in Kansas By "Bud' imm MeSfc THAT TUG OP LIKeTrilSAHWUtTJ exists ano AMERICAN Wuorfc tOU'D 5fWW WSHT UihR DRAWS CMERXTHIN6 tl 1 I OMttAtilgOf0e SW.MUTT.- y. TO THS GR.CWO i USt' I Big League Stars Appear I In New Garb This Season More Trades and Sales of Baseball Luminaries Made Than Since Bellicose Days When Celebrities Jumped Overnight. Jsjfp Since last season closed thero have r.been more important transfers of ball I' iff players perhaps than at any time ulnce it the bellicose days when stars Jumped fill overnight. While It Is said that It is impossible to Induce a club to let go of a star for love or money, nevertheless iv number of the fastcHt luminaries begin the coming pen-r nant race In differently labeled baseball vestments this year, although thero was nothing wrong with their -work In 1012. Trades and sales of a sensational nature were made.

Two managers, one a. holder of pennant and world's championship trophlus, were deposed and shifted. More shifts were made In the National league than In the American, while one gl- itf; gantlc coup was anjnterleaguc arrange-ment In which the politics of the game pfil were lnvol oil. Im Cubs Dismiss Chance. The Cincinnati and Chicago clubs of the Xatloanl league butchered their lists more than any of the other clubs.

The Cubs" big list of transfers hegan with Ihe ousting of Prank Chance as leader. is' Charles Webb Murphy, piqued because the peerless leader sold his shares In the Chicago club to un outsider, dismissed Chance as manager ana sold him to Cln- clnnatl at the waiver price. Chance was never destined for Olucln- natl. August Herrmann took him simply as "holding matcrlnl." Herunnnn was engineering a colossal deal nnd once he had pledges that It. would be consummated he turned.

Chance over to the New 'f Vorlc Americans. The peerless leader, once a foe of the American league. Is I now In charge of Its club In the biggest I'lty In the country, it Is reported that Chance get3 the highest nalury In baseball for managing the Xcw York Americans this yar. Chance, who has his team training In Bermuda, promises to resuscitate a. dy-' Ing baseball proposition.

He has trc-( mendous force and ability, as well as superior baseball knowledge, and the American league club In New York never had more encouraging prospects. Wheels Within Wheels. There were wheels within wheels, and the other part of the Chance deal was r- even bigger. The next move of the cago president Was to appoint Johnny Evers successor to Chance- Murphy knew that he had to scud Joe Tinker elsewhere, as Tinker was not on the best terms with ISvors. and.

moreover, believed that he should have been appointed to the Job himself. Tinker was a. pro-Chance man and belonged to the Chance faction In the Cubs. Whenever Chance was unable to direct the Cub team he always chose Tinker to run his club In preference to livers. Perhaps this was one of the reasons Murphy picked Evcrs to lead the club.

He wanted to rout out completely all Chance influence on his club. All the time Garry Herrmann had the Inside track for Tinker. Murphy was not considering any other club to send Tinker except Cincinnati. Herrmann wanted him as manager, and was willing to do big things to get him. It was simply a question of getting together.

I Many Players Involved. The deal was tlnally consummated, the Cubs giving Tinker and Chapman and toudermllk, the latter two untried pitchers, to Cincinnati, and received In ex-cliange Mike Mltcholl, a hard-hitting outfielder: Art Phelan, a promising third baseman; Outfielder Knlsely. who had made good In his first trial with the Beds last year, and Bert Humphries, a mediocre pitcher. Another odd part of tho deal was played "by the American league- By a great deal of wire pulling'. Detroit was Induced to part with Infleldcr Red Corrldon and pass him over to the Cubs.

This was one of the demand of Murphy, and to accommpllsh it evory American league rlub waived on this player to help a club in a rival league. "a Moreover, the Tigers wore out a youth they gave up $7600 for last fall. This phase of the deal has never been fully explained, excepting that It was a neat bit of baseball politics in which both leagues were Involved. Murphy's anxloty to set Corrldon was lo have plenty of material for Tinker's place. He knew that he was weakening his infield when he let the able Tinker go and liad to do -something desperate to fill the gap.

Not content with having Just Phelan and Corrldon. be also purchased tho releases of Brldwell and McDonald of the Boston Nationals. Brldwell, a few years ago, was one of the best shortstops In the Senior circuit, making a great success of it with the Giants, but his legs went back: on him and McGraw had to lot him go. Hearing that ho had recovered the use of his legB, Murphy lost no time in acquiring him for the CubH. He therefore has four men of more or less experience to fill Tinker's post, to say nothing of a fleot of fledglings.

In addition he had greatly strengthened his outfield by the addition of Mitchell and Knlscly. Murphy Outwits Rivals. When the woman owner of tho Cardinals, made the foolish move of repudiating her contract with her manager, Roger Bresnahan, and making him a free agent, nearly every club In the league rushed to get tho maskman. Once again the designing Murphy outwitted his rivals. Uc hooked Bresnahan to a long-term contract and obtained one of tho beBt players In the league without paying a cent of release money.

The last of the multitudinous Cub deals Involved the transfer of Morde-cal Brown to Cincinnati at the waiver price. Brown, who is not the pitcher he was several years ago, wa3 destined for but Tinker blocked the move and landed him. Cincinnati rid Itself of Larry McLean, Its eccentric catcher. The tall boy was suspended In the middle of last season by Hank O'Day and never reinstated. The passing of Bresnahan made St.

Louis of a catcher, so McLean was sent to the Cardinals for a nominal figure. Tinker, the Cincinnati manager, made another deal before ho was He purchased the release of Beals Becker, the Giants' reserve outfielder. He also will use Becker for pinch purposes. Pittsburg let Mike Donlin, at one time a sensational batsman, go to the Phillies, but It is a question whether Donlin will be with the team when the season opens, as he threatens to devote all of his energy to the stage. Donlin Slows Up.

Donlin can still hit, but has lost his flcetness of foot, and It was tliat reason that caused Manager Clarke to let him go. Few deaJs were made between American league clubs. Jimmy Callahan of the White Sox, who has a weakness for tried player, purchased Davy Jones from the Detroit club. He didn't have to give much to get Jones, as Manager Jcnnlngs'3yas through with him. Harry Davis, who managed the Cleveland club, for a brief period last year, is back with the Athletics again thlB season.

No deal was nacessary, as Davis was a free agent, the Naps having granted him an unconditional release. Altogether fifteen major league players will appear in different uniforms next April, and it Is possible that one or two more shifts will be made before the sea-eoji opens. MANHATTAN LEAGUE PREPARES FOR SEASON If tho weather DermlU, tho folIotrlnR teams of the Manhattan league will appear upon their ground! this roaming not later than o'clock: WooJburnn. at Elchth West and Sixth South' Warm Sprlnjrs A. C.

on the North Salt Liko diamond; Ninth East team, at l1brtr park. At tho fair grounds Blihop'a team will play a practice game with Pramptona, On tho Paelfle-Rronndj Eighth and Ninth West: oa South Temple, the Weitem Heating Dealers will play a practice gamo lth the Pacific A. C. President Taylor has called another meetln ior managers and captnlna only, to be held at the Salt UiVe Hardware next Thar? day orenlns; at 7:30 o'clock. Any amateur nndor 13 7eare of age appearfnj: at one of the frronnds heretofore mentioned will be given a tryout.

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(Advertisement). ROSTER OF UNION ASSOCIATION CLUBS TO DATE Club Inflolders. Pitchors. Outfloldora. I Catchers.

Mlsse, Davi3, Hummel, Morgan, Huelsman, Bauer, Pendleton Leach, McG-lynn A. Spencer, Murphy Btripp, Salt Lake Carman, Ohannon, McQuarry, Navarro, Bassey, Tofcln, IBlankenahlp, Perrine, Carpenter, Clark, Brooks, Josa, Oordtz, O'Hara, I Roberts, Mlesonla Pace, Peterson, Smith, Becker, Krause, Dashhach I Foley Bryan, Finlay, Lynn, I Cochrane, Annls I -it IHeater, Pennout, Kermeyer, Hildebrand, Fay. Galena, I ''y potts, Toner Baxtor, Williams, Bachman, Starr Great Falls Duffy, Kelser Goult i I Van, Bchlmpff, Martononi, Jensen Hayes, Wessler, IPorkins, Foster, Laird Erickson, Knight, Murray, Moorehead, Ogdon Fowler Carrlgan 1 i IWhaltng, Mcrkle. Keen an, Long, Slogol, Marshall, Kafora, McBreen, McGeohan, Kellogg, Woods, Lee, Tremblay, Shannon, Butte JLovy, Summer, Duddy, Taylor, Glffin, Dockstader McClaln ITucfcor, Johnson, Leys, jSoaton, Bobbins, Moore, IVerheyen Brown, jBobinson, Applogate Mengos, Oonley, Hopkins, Wells, Clynes, Kelly, Carmichael Wenti, Quigley Byrd, Oartwright, Sturgeon, Bryan, Ames. Thompson, H.

Spencer Harmon, Woisner JMcCormlck, Collins i UNION LEAGUE BASEBAiPI SCHEDULE IS ANNOUH Season Opens April 29, Closes Septemije Salt Lake Gets Three Out of Four Dates; Pennant Battle Will be Royal. The official scheflulo of baseball games for the 1913 season of the Union association is released by Presidont Mulronoy. Tho opening games will be played April 29. Evory indication points to a banner year. The squnds of tho different elnbs, which will compromise many of last year's stars as well as much promising new talent, are eager for tho fray.

Tho fans arc warming up to tho game, and the Union pennant race will indubitaty be a battle royal between tho contesting teams from start tor finish. Six clubs 'form the league again thiB year Salt Lake, Ogdoh, Great Falls, Helena and Bntto. Tho local squad is under the management of "Honest" John McOloskey, who was at tho head of the Ogdon team last year and Butto the year before. "Kitty" Knight will guide the destinies of the Ogden nine this year. Arthur Merklo is manager of the Butte bunch and Oliff Blankenship is again at thohead of tho COMPLETE UNION SCHEDULE BY SUCCESSIVE DATES April 29 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Selena at Missoula, Butto at Ogden.

April 30 Great Palls at Salt Lake, Helena at Missoula, Butte at Ogden. May 1 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Missoula, Butto at Ogden. May 2 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Missoula, Butte at Ogden. May 3 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Missoula, Butte at Ogden. May 4 Groat Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Missoula, Butto at Ogden.

May 6 Butte at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Missoula at Helena May 7 Butte at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Missoula at Holeua. May Butte at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Missoula at Helena. 9 Butte at Salt Lake, Great Fairs at Ogden, Missoula at Holcna. May 10 Butte at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Missoula at Helena. May 11 Butte at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Missoula, at Helena.

May 13 Missoula at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Groat Falls at Butte. May 14. Missoula at Salt Lake, Holena at Ogden, Great Falls at Butte. Mav 15 Missoula at Salt Lake, Helena at OgSen, Groat Falls at- Butte. May 16 Missoula at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Groat Falls at Butte.

Mav 17 Missoula at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Groat Falls at Butte. 8 Missoula at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Groat Falls at Butte. May 20 Helena at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butlo at Great Falls, 2ay 21 Helena at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butte at Great Falls. I jjfey 22 Helena at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butte at Great Falls. May 23 Helena at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butte at Great Falls.

May 24t Helena at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butto at Great Falls. 2ay 05 Helonn at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Butte at Groat Falls. -lay 27 Ogden at Salt Lake, Butte at Missoula, Great Falls at Helena. May 28 Ogden at Salt Lake, Butte at Missoula, Great Pal at He cna. Mav 29 Ogden at Salt Lake.

Butte at Missoula, Great Falls at Helena. day)-0gden at Salt Lake (2), Butto at Missoula Great Falls at Helena (2). Mav 31 Ogden at Salt Lake, Butte at. Missoula, Groat Falls at Helena. June 1 Ogden at Salt Lake, Butte at Missoula.

Grent Falls at Helena. June 3 Salt Lake at Ogden, Helena at Butte, Missoula at Great alls. June 4 Salt Lake at Ogden, Helena at Butte, Missoula at Great Falls, June 5 Salt Lake at Ogden, Helonn at Butte, Missoula at Great Fal s. June 6 Salt Lake at Ogden, Helena at Butto, Missou a at Great Falls. June 7 Salt Lake at Ogdon-, Helena at Butte, Missoula at Great Falls.

Tune 8 Salt Lake at Ogden, Helena at Butte. Missoula at Great Fa s. June 10-Salt Lake at Missoula, Ogden at Butto, Helena at Great Fa s. Juno 11-Salt Lake at Missoula, Ogden at Butte, He ena at Great la Is. me 12 Salt Lake at Missoula, Ogden at Butte, He cna at Great Fa s.

June 13-Salt Lake' at Missoula, Ogden at But Helena at Great Fa s. jine it-Salt Lake at Missoula, Ogden nt Butte, Helena at Great Fa s. JuUe 15Salt Lake at Missoula, Ogden- at Butto, Helena at Great Falls. June 17 Salt Lake at Great I-'alls, Ogden at Missoula, Butte at Helena. June 18 Salt Lake at Great Falls, Ogden at Missoula, Butto at Helena.

Jnne 19 Salt Lake at Great Ogdon at Missoula, Butto at Helena. 4 June 21 Salt Lake at Great Falls. Ogden at MiBsoula, Butte at Holcna. June 22 Salt Lake at Groat Falls. Ogdon at Missoula, Butte at Helena.

June 24 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden at Great Falls, Missoula at Butte. June 25" Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden at Great Falls, Missoula at Butte. June 26 Salt Lake at Holona, Ogden at Great Falls, Missoula at Butte. Juno 27 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden at Great Falls, Misboula at Butte. Tune 28 Salt Lake at Heleua, Ogden at Great Fulls, Missoula at Rutte.

June 29 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogdon at Great Falls. Missoula at Butte. July 1 Ogden at Salt Lake, Helena at Butto, Great Falls at Missoula. July 2 Ogden at Salt Lake, Helena at Butte, Groat Falls at Missoula. Julv 3 Ogdon at Salt Lake.

Helena at Butte. Great Falls- at Missoula. July 4 Ogden at Salt Lake (2), Helena at Butte (2), Great Falls nt 7l soula (2-). July 5 Ogden at Salt Lake, Helena at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula. July 6 Ogden at Salt Lake.

Helena at Butte, Great Fulls at Missoula. July 8 Missoula at Salt Lake, Butto at Ogden, Great Falls at Helena. July 9 Missoula at Salt Lake. Butte at Ogdon, Great Falls at Helena. July 10 Missoula at Salt Lake Butto at Ogden, Great Falls at Helena.

July 11 Missoula at Salt Lake, Butto at Ogden, Great Falls at Helena. July .12 Missoula at Salt Lako, Butte at Ogden, Great Falls at Helonn. July 13 Missoula at Salt Lako. Butto at Ogden, Great Falls at Helena. July 15 Butte at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Great Falls.

July 16 Butte at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Groat Falls. July 37 Butte at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Great Falls. July IS Butte at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Great Falls. July .19 Butte at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Great Falls. July 20 Butto at Salt Lake, Missoula at Ogden, Helena at Great Falls.

July 22 Helena at Salt Lako, Groat Falls at Ogden, Butto at Missoula. July 23 Helena at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden, Butto at Missoula. July 2-1 Helena at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden. Butte at Missoula. July 25 Helena at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden', Butte at Missoula.

July 26 Helena at Salt Lake, Great Falls at Ogden. Butte at Missoula. July 27 Helena at Salt Lake. Great Falls at Ogden, Butte at Missoula. July 29 Great Falls at Salt Lako.

Helena at Ogden, Missoula ut Butte. July 30 Groat Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Missoula at Butte. July 31 Groat Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Missoula at Butte. Aug. 1 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Missoula at Butte.

Aug. 2 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden, Missoula at Butte. Aug. 3 Great Falls at Salt Lake, Helena at Ogden. Missoula at Butte.

ug. Salt ake at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. ug. 6 Salt Lako at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. Aug.

7 Salt Lake at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. Aug. 8 Salt Lake at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. UZ Salt Lake at Butto, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. Aug.

10 Salt Lake at Butte, Great Falls at Missoula, Ogden at Helena. Aug! 12 Salt Lake at Missoula, Butte at Helena. Ogden at Great Falls. Aug. 13 Salt Lake at Missoula, Butte at Helena, Ogden at Great Falls.

Aug. 14 Salt Lake at Missoula, Butte at Helena, Ogdon at GrentFalls. Aug. 15 Salt Lake at Missoula, Butte at Helena, Ogdou at Great Tails. Aug.

16 Salt Lake at Missoula, Butte at Helena, Ogden at Great Falls. Aug. 17 Salt Lako at Missoula, Butte at Holenn, Ogden at Great Falls. Aug. 19 Salt Lake at Butte, Ogden at Helena, Missoula at Great Au.

20 Salt Lake at Butte. Ogden at Helena, Missoula at Great Falls. Aug. 21 Salt Lako at Butte. Ogden at Helona, Missoula at Great Falls.

Aug. 22 Salt Lake at Butte, Ogdou at Helena, Missoula at Great Falls. Aug. 23 Salt Lake at Butte, Ogden at Helena, Missoula at Great Falls. 24 Salt Lake at Butte, Ogden at Helena, Missoula at Great Falls.

Aug, 26 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden at Missoula, Great Falls at Butte. Aug. 27 Salt Lako at Helona, Ogdon at MissouIat Great Falls at Butte. Aug. 28 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden at Missoula, Great Falls at Butte.

Aug. 29 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogden nt Missonln, Great Falls at Butte. Aug. 30 Salt. Lake at Helena, Ogden at Missoula, Great Falls at Butte.

Aug. 31 Salt Lake at Helena, Ogdon at Missoula, Great Falls nt Butto. Sept. 1 Salt Lake at Hele.ua (2), Ogden at Missoula (2), Great Falls at Butte (2). Sept.

3 Salt Lake at Great Falls. Opden at Butte. Helena at Missoula, bept. 4 bait Lake at Groat Fulls, Ogden at Butte. Helena at Missoula.

Sept. Salt Lako at Great Falls, Ogden at Butte, Helena at Missoula. Sept. ft Sb Lake at Great Falls, Ogden at Butte, Helena at Missouln. bept.

1 bait Lake at Great Falls, Ogden at Butte. Helena at Missoula, bepi. 9 Salt Lake at Ogdon, Missoula at Helena, "Butte at Great Falls. Sept. 10 Salt Lako at Ogden, Missoula at Helena, Butte at Great Falls, ns- Sept.

11 Salt Lake at Ogdon, Missoula at Helena, Butte at Great Falls. Sept. 12 Salt Lako at Ogden, Missoula nt Helena, Butte at Great Falls. Sept. 13 Salt Lake.

at. Ogden, Missoula at Helena, Butto at Great Falls. 1 Sept. 14 Ogden nt Salt Lake, Missoula at Helena, Butte at Great Falls. II OFFICIAL SCHEDULE, UNION ASSOCIATION, 1913 AT SALT LAKE CITY.

AT OGDEN. AT BUTTE. AT MISSOULA. AT HELENA, AT GREAT FALLS. SALT LAKE OPENING GAMES June 3, 4, 5, (5, 7, 8 Aujr.

5. 6, 1, 8, 0, 10 June 10. 11, 12. 1C. 15 June 24, 25, 2G, 57, "a "0 June 17 IS 19 "0 "1 nn I APRIL 29.

Sept. 10, 11, 15, IS Aug. 19, 20. 21, 22. 23, 24 Aug.

12, 13, 15, IS, 17 Aug. ,26, 27, 28, 2P. 30. 31. Sept.

1. 1 Sept. 34, 5, 6." 7 OGDEN ifa' 2S. 29. 30, 30, 31, Jun 1 SALT LAKE AND Juno 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.

1C Juno IS, IP, 20, 21, 22 Aug. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 June4 "5 "7 0 July 3,.4. 4. SepL 11 GREAT FALLS. Sept.

3. 4. ff. fl. 7 Aug.

26. 27, 2S, 29, 30, 31. Sept. 1, 1 Aug. 19, 20.

21, 22. 23. 2-4 Autr. 14 lVlC 17 May 6. 7.

9. 10. 11 April '29. 30. May 1.

2, 3, 4 HELENA AND May 27, 28. 29, 30. 30, 31. June.l June 17, 18. 19.

20 21, 23 vav "0 -T i Jul IS. 6. 17. 18, 19, 20 July S. 9.

10, 11, 12.12 MISSOULA. July 22. 23. 24. 25, 28.

27 An. 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 7 Sept. 10. 13," 14 fMISSOULA.J.-.f May 13.

14, 15. 16. 17, 18 May 20. 21, 22. 28.

34, 25 June 24. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29' v. BUTTE AND May 7 8 9 10 11 luntf 4 6 7 July S. 9. 10,.

U. 12. -13 July 17. 1R, .19, 20 July 29, 30, 31. Aug.

1. 2, 3 7 OGDEN. Sept. 9. 11, 12.

13, 14 Aug; 19, 20. 22. 23. 24 May 20, 21, 22. 23.

21. 25 May 13, 14. 15. 16. 17.

18 Juno 8, 4. 5. 6. 7, 8 April 29, 30, May 1. 2.

3. 4 THE TRIBUNE June 10 11 1" IS 14 16 V- July 22. 23. 21. 25.

26, 27 July 29. 30, 31. Aug. 1, 2. 3 July 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6 Sept.

3. 4, 5, 6. 7 CARRIES ALL July 20 I GREAT April 29. 30, May 2. -1, I May 6.

7. 8, 9, 10. 11 May 13. 14r 15, 16. 17.

IS July 1. 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6 May 27, 28, 29, 30, 30. 31 June 1 THE BASEBALL July SO 31. Aug. 1.

3 July 22, 23. 24. 25. 26, 27 Aug. 26, 27.

28. 29. 30. 31. Sept.

1, 1 Aug. 5, 7. 8, 9, 10 July 9 'u -jo 'n NEWS ti Missoula club, which luftiuK tho Union pennant. iWK Falls outfit. 4B-Without their oyes Klued on the 191llH Lach knows that the often iB as cagor and determined Vfl race, and each intends to feiSR-victorious squad by the WttK In the array of tho J913 ckb'iK.

is presented a new lineup-tbB known baseball scrappers of foSp exporionce and rcpuUu7B against thrco youngsters tt.B eriry who arc eager tat It tSK show their mettle, 'fn' tte iaB McCloskey, Shay the other, Knipht, JfcrtU iH But 'the battle of theieSB be no more relentless TbiilliiK of the respective clabffraB alroady at hand ns 'hthtg'iSK with the different 'teaau at mK' home to the i an 'memork oFSB sons and paat battles. TUtjB ever, the pennant vWi bt'ijB when the final games hHfthitfV. The Union lensnie will pffirH ball as is played in anylrf uE leagues, and those irhnhiTiJB the game east and TTck-hj tB as good games have beffiipK'B' as This' VMrlpMR maintain and excel tas'itttdfH Matter of PopukttaH In other words, hctVimlim, rated officially aa elan is class B. Many of ttyrjK' especially those closest to tWiB of the association, cay twiflK in tho Coast league A A. "by reason of goodltB.jH1 The difference, it Is dubf-B a matter of population.

hVifB. leagues the combined p4mktB cities represented must MortrB In class it must be oTer'SwB' tho six cities of the uaioiijB not excel that figure in' fPH league is designated as kM Salt Lako and Great ROsiH bats on tho local ball ffWR: opening day. Helena clash at Missoula, white MjBh den play at Ogden, Of tlK day dates in the Echediue aH will play three on the "JK fourth will be played at "gP Decoration day Oguen play here and also on will come down for game, while Salt Lake 'fiM jB on Labor day. It was onginaUy ble headers should be final dav of each leagno committee met mWm double headers would M'JB on holidays; unless postponements or The schedule for TKL brings Butte and Missonla and Great at Helena. ThefameJ nfl Helona at ButU and 0g Missoula.

On July Great Falls will he it at Missoula. Labor "SB-tembor 1 this -year. Missoula and Great QjHff( final games are eS, 1QK ber .14, with Ogden soula at Helena and uw.ffjl Manager of busy signing many ofd -favorites will bv many younpsJersBf Not aMtew ot tWJ "Bj stars from other JgftW arc preparing to Vg practice games will next month, and from ij those who toVXtSW is safe to preJlc will start 0 the wort til tho scason-jiJ' Kodak Supply (Ad'SB photo dealenB fainouyPobyjP of.