The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 45

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORN1N MARCH 29, 1914. KSre the Playing Dates of the 1914 Union League Season Holiday Fato Con- Hereabouts, pppjr Ki esbedule is some of the Union E-jQ three months at BaaE-Vf! the 1014 date K'snd tbls morumg Eafs tho result of his in the schedule. Iij'for Lucas neia nxty-two of -which rW" fiatnes and llnrray games to bo field under the terms Relied the and Murray S'ianctioned by the fciy garaos oa its own BfrVicoroiBfr to sched-Edi! be 117 names this Kfl ana Murray, baseball to Kst of hungry base-, Hfcekvcn series at home uchthB will each have Baaaal Ogden gets the es Kpgement with Mur- HatiDUOUs baseball in from the crack UnT28, with the when the clubs HUsoer 7, Labor day, Kloies hereabouts. The Hpf tha season, Sep- Wirs' to he played at The closing Kl'ween Salt Lake and IBrQjjden and Helena, at by and Butte, at divided, into two pe-Whig with 'the games LTTho closing day of nil gee Boise at Bait and Ogden at piridS contains ten ttts fast period will of the second series llo.wrics. That series i'thji basis of four out ltt of holiday dates, tefc all there is fo be miim two games on May 30.

On I By Boise is here for ntmesr day, July 24, t'Xiko, and on Labor plays Salt ib one of thoso i- field by arrango-rle a double-header fCiners Union day is Red Montana. On aplays at Helena and JBoiie will bo at Mur-lenity which Jklr. Mur-im imaging the soa-K' the fact that he WD out of Butte dur-tojien the races are wrnsho'w or other, he vuITdb no clash. iJ-'i (aP kept Murphy JW the avoidance of Mpiotlt Lake and the dates Hlt LaEo would not pMt time dayB. When schedule meeting PPRA' it.

was conceded HJKot away from at EiJkfc the schedule accomplished Murphy iR en-F1 of the clubs and PW PDhHc for the IbbbiCW0116 hlH PpRop's schedule. He the hidden pitfalls a Behodulo V0? dates is bbbbbW could Partiality to any DK job has been OFFICIAL SCHEDULE, UNION ASSOCIATION, 1914 1 i 1 AT SAIiT LAKE. AT MURRAY, AT OGDEN. AT BOISE. AT HEU3NA.

AT BUTTE. Salt Lake J7 Juno 23, ai, 25, 26, 27, 28 JQj jg' g' 1 fj 23 24 jUno 16, 17, 18, ID, 20, 21 June 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Jane 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 of the Union Sept. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 AlJ j2u' JU' 01 septo, 1011, 12, 13, 14 Aug. is, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 Aug. 11, 12, is, 14, ig, 16 f.

April 28. 29, 30 Murray May 5, 6, 7, 8, 0, 10 Association May 1, 3 May 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 May 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 30, 31 Juno 30, July 1. 2, 3, 4, 4, 5 July 14, 15,16.11,18 10 Season Wijj ge July 70, 10, 11, 12 July 21, 22, 23, 24, '25, 26 Aug. ds, 6, 7, bo Sept. 9 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 S.t'lV?;!?' 30'31 16, 7, 18, 19, 20, 2 Covered in DetaiT gg V15, ia S.39yiiVil: Juno 30 April 28, 29, 30 Mav 19.

20 1 00 04 ry 11 twt Butte May 1, 2, 3 jmj 28 2S 30 31' Mav, 13-13 l5 16 17 May 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Juno 16 17 18 1B 20 21 Baseball News 1 July 9, 10, 11. 12 avI to 31 ait 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 juiy i4 is 16, 17, is, 19 jg' anj Comment. Two Period Season. First Period en ding close of tenth week (July 5tli) I WHEN THE CLUBS PLAY "AT HOME" 1 ai. SALT LAKE.

AT HOME. FIRST HALF. April 28-May 3, (6 pames) Butte. May 5-10, (6 games) Murray. May 12-37, (6 games) Helena.

May 26-31, (7 games) Ogden, (Double header Memorial day.) June 5, (.7 games) Boise. (Double header Pourth of July.) SECOND HALF. July 7-12, (6 games) Butte. July 14-19, (6 games) Murray. July 21-56, (6 games) Helena.

Aug. 4-9, (6 games) Ogden. Aug. 25-30, (6 games) Boise. OGDEN.

AT HOME. FIRST HALF. April 2S-May 3, (6 games) Murray. May 5-10, (6 games) Helena. May 12-17, (6 games) Butte.

May 19-24, (6 games) Salt Lake. June 23-28, (6 games) Boise. SECOND HALF. July 7-32, (6 games) Murray. July 14-19, (6 games) Helena, July 21-26, (6 games) Butte, July 28-August 2, (6 games) Salt Lake.

Aug. 25-30, (6 games) Murray-Sept. 3-7, (7 games) Boise. (Double header Labor day.) BUTTE. AT HOME.

FIRST HALF. May 26-33, (7 games) Boieev (Double header Memorial day.) June 2-7, (6 games) Salt Lake, June 9-14, (6 games) Ogden. June. 23-28, (G games) Holena. June 30-July 5, (7 games) Murray.

(Double header Fourth of July.) SECOND HALF. Aug. 4-0, (6 games) Boise. Aug. 11-16, (6 games) Salt Lake.

Aug. 18-23, games) Ogden. Sept. 1-7, (7 games) Helena. (Double header Labor day.) Sept.

9-14, (6 games) Murray, (e Are the K.V 4 I I pKfleto rottftr of the Federal league circulL Loolc it over and k'aSrLSlVen out bX the In the list are names of Km? 1 orsanlMd league teams, but It's the Ted roBter just or course, brings new3 of additions to the ranks of the t. HjORc. HS'-' -ll'Tr Ruswll, Punk MANY MOTORCYCLE EVENTS SCHEDULED Endurance teBts, club runs and race meets are included in the many motorcycle events already planned for the summer. Among tho events so far scheduled are: April 18-19 Sacramento, Cal. Motorcycle day and race meet.

April 28-29 Savannah, Ga. 300-milo endurance run-May 29-30 Toledo, Ohio. Meet of Interstate Racing association. May 30 Peona, HI. Kace eet.

May 30 Oakland, CaL OaTdand Motorcycle club endurance run to May 30. Washington, D. O. Baoje meet of National Capital Motorcycle club. July A Stockton, Cal.

Club run to Lako CHICAGO, Pltoh(rrtAl Brtano, Clauda Hanilrix C. J. WUoq, Tttoion McQulre, Jotin OUxr, par Block. Erwlo Xtp. Ivo Pxeaflenfatt, Hutt Schmidt Catcher Art Wilion, Jxaea Block.

Jaraei McDoDmigb, GMrgo Mulvxaor- First hiiKraon W. R. Jackson. FrttL Beck. W.

ZtrllHn, John Kadln. Second bawmJ John Karrflll. John Oraa-nin, Iao Kavanaush. Third barofn Bollla Zeldsr. Jamea Etaa-ley.

Shortstop Joe Tlnkor. Outtlelden Al WTlckland, Cad CoIm. Ed Munior, Max Flaeh. KANSAS CITT. Catohara Eastorly, Brtnro.

Pltchert Packard. Hannlnf, Hocu. Hosaa, Harris. Btone. First baasmin ManacT Gaorg Staran.

Second bajwnoa Kanworthy, DrtntBr. Third fcajamen PorrUir. Eappat. Shorfatop Ooodwln. Outfleldm Krupr.

Chadbourna, Van Annstrons, polloek. Tumor, ST. LOUIS. Catchers Jllka Slraon. GroTer Hartlor.

Harry Choptaan. i Pitcher Bob Oroom, Edear TVlllett, Otla Craodall, Moager Mordecal Brown, Harry Kouppe. Duahtnan. J. Herbert, C.

Tvll-llama, W. Jenney. Ftrtt baaemao Huh Miller. Saoond bawmao J. J.

Mathts. 8hortatop A1 OutilBldara Ward Wr. Del Drake. Fred Kommsrs. Eddlo Tobln.

1NDIANAFOMS. Pitcher FomenbcTE. Mullln, Moaely. Kal. esrllnjr.

BglUard. Hartr. Catchers Rarlden, Trxter, Flret brnan Dolan. Geeond baomen Laporte, VaDdersnn. Third biaaman Mchcohnlo.

Bhortatop Eemond. Outllaldwa Cmpbll, IVouach, Knauft. Kaiser, Boo, Speer. Ed F. Murphy, Union League Chief, Who Built Schedule 1 1 aaaa' July 4 Dodgo City, Kan.

Intorua-tional 300-mile raco. July '1 San Prancisco, Cal. San Francisco Motorcycle club 310-milo endurance run, Octobor 12-17 Chicago, HI. Annual Motorcycle show. Patsy Donovan a Scout.

Patsy Donovan, once mnnager of the PlUsburjr Is now (loins Huoutlng duties for the Red box. Aso Is telllnp on Patsy, -who Is now In tho Sox i tralnlnp camp. MURRAY AT HOME. FIRST HALF. (On Murray grounds.) June 9-14, (6 games) Boise.

June 16-21, (6 games) Ogden. (On Lucas field, Salt Lako.) May 19-24, (6 games) Butte. June (6 games) Helena. June 23-2S, (fi games Salt LaTto. SECOND HALF.

(On Murray grounds,) July 28-August 2, (fi- gapics) 3uttc. Aug. 31-36, (0 games) Helena. Aug. 3S-23, (6 games) Boise.

Lucas Salt Lake.) Sept. 1-7, (7 games) Salt Lake. (Double header Labor day.) i. BOISE. AT HOME.

FIRST HALF. April 2S-May 3, (6 games) Helena. May 5-10, (6 games) Butte. May 32-17, (6 games) Murray. Juno 2-7, (6 games) Ogdeu.

Juno 36-21, (6 games) 5alt Lake. SECOND HALF. July 7-12, (6 games) Helena. July 34-39, (6 games) Butte. July (6 games).

Murray. Aug. (6 games) Ogden, Sept. 9-34, (6 games) Sail Lake, i HELENA. AT home: FIBST HALF.

May 19'24, (6 games) Boise. May 26-31, (7 games) Murray. (Double bender Memorial da'.) "Juno 9-34, (6 games) Suit Lako. June 16-21, (.6 games) Butte. June 30-July 5, (7 (-ames) Ogden.

'(Double header Fourth of July.) SECOND HALF. July 2S-Augual 2, (6 games) Boise. Aug. 4-9, (6 game6) Murray. Aug.

38-23, (6 games) Salt Lako. Aug. 25-30, (6 games) Butte. Sept. 9-14, (6 games) Ogdeu.

Bunting and Sliding. Buntlnpr and sliding are the main things In vopu" at the Detroit training camp; This Is dished out to both the regulars and recruits each spring. Most of the Tiger players find little difficulty in bunting; HOLIDAY GAMES. MEMORIAL DAY, SATURDAY, 1VIAY 30. (Double headers.) At Salt Lake Ogden.

At Helena Murray. At Butte Boise. INDEPENDENCE DAY, SATURDAY, i July 4. (Double headers.) At Salt Lake Boise. At Butte Murray.

At Helena Ogden. LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. (Double headers.) At Murray (Lucas fiold, Salt Lake) Salt Lake. At Ogden Boise. At Butte Helena.

MINERS' UNION DAY, SATURDAY, Juuo 13. (Ono game.) At Helena Salt -Lake. At Murray Boise. At Butte Ogden. PIONEER DAY, FRIDAY, JULY 24.

(Observed in Utah.) (One game.) At Salt Lake Holena. At Ogdeu Butte. At BoiBe Murray. EUREKA HAS SINEWS FOR GOOD BALL TEAM March 28. Membera of the committee appointed to solict funds for the support of the Eureka baseball team made a canvass of the business district this -week and succeeded in raising a considerable sum of money.

The' called upon practically all of tho business men and did not get a ''turn down.J' The committeemen say they will have no trouble in getting enough money to give the camp a rattliug good team, ono of tho best in tho history of Tintic. Lists are to be circulated at the mines aud by tomorrow evening, when another meeting is to bo hold, the finance committee will no doubt havo an interesting report in readiness. Sonio or this money that has boon raised- will be usod in payiug off tho debts of the 1933 team "and quito a sum is needed for tho purchase of new uniforms and other equipment and for improving the grounds. Homer Plake, tho captain of jho Eureka ieamt already getting things lined up for fbo summer's plaving. lie thinks ho will havo no trouble in getting a couple of good mon to fill the vacant positions on the team and it will not bo long now until he will have the boys out tor their first prac-: tice.

All who are interested in tha gamo are requested to attoud tho meeting to be hold next Monday evening. Tho selection of a manacr for tho team will probably come up for discussion at that mooting. 1 WHERE EACH TEAM WILL BE EACH DAY FIRST HALF OF SEASON. SECOND HALF OF SEASON. inr.

io July 7 July 25 August 12 August 29 Butt. Lake He.ennM Lake Salt Lat 8. Laft. HJ-nj .1 git L.Re Sjjjt Lg fi Boise ,8... y-k.

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5. bibs aw wrsr-ii- Butte at Boise Buttl Ogden at Helena Murray at Boise Boise at Butte Butt, at Helena Murray at Butte Bol.se at Butte Bvtu gt O0den August 8 Ogdon at H.en fSSJW HePenat UtaKrWItf att L.k. Sal, lWb XSZffSJfiP Helena at 8alt Lake oMen at Oodon at Holena Murray at Bol.e Belie at Butt. Murray at Ond.n Murray at Butto Lake Ond.n Sf tj. migjg.

Bole, at Salt take ISftjWSl" "SS? VowS" OgSln onden B.I.. Butt, it Helena at H.l.n. FRANK CHANGE HAS I Oil Till PLAN II Peerless Leader Tells How He Puts His Men in bbbbI Condition. By FEANK L. OHANOE.

'H (As given out b3' him in authorized 'rBH interview at training camp.) I'SbbBH My ideas for training a ball club in 'bBBbI the spring differ essentially from thoso 'iBBBBi put into practice by many other man- 'v 'BBBbI agers of big lcaguo clubs, and I have obtuincd good results and am satisfied with my system. IBBBbI There seems to bo a general belie IBBBbI that ball players have to be put cI'BBBbI through a severe course of training and jpB hard work to get into condition for tho i jpJJ regular plaj-ing season, but I havo ktH never believed in such a course. I 1'rbbBB never drivo my ball club bard in the i VM spring, for I do not want my players I iBBBbI to feel that they havo played half a iH season beforq tho season really opens. 1 While some clubs go south in rob- BaH ruarj, get my pla'ers together not BBBbI earlier than March 1, except that some mbbBbI of tho pitchers may be sent to tho i' JJJ baths, aa was the caso this year, when I BpH a number of my pitchers wont to Ar- I BBBal kansas Hot Springs for abont ten days 1' flpl before our training camp opened. But BBBal the month or six wocks that intervenes japB between March 1 and tho opening of tho 'bbbbI season is sufficient to' condition any 'BH ball player who is going to get into i IBH condition at all.

-t0BBBal One Workout Daily. PbbbbI In the training camps of which I havo bad charge therp has never been iBBbbI more than one practice session daily. iH That gives the players all the needed BBaal exorcise to loosen up their musclpo and at tho same time doeB not cause ny of them to got stiffoned up by toU jvcre WM exertionB beforo they aro prepaia for ibbtBbI them. Aftor a ball player has been idlo gVflV for nearly six inonthB his muscles are btbbtJ bound to bo soft and he must begin filBBaal training gradually if ho is to avoid ill- laTaTfll effects. Tho first two weeks of tho training caoenn 5r invnfnM tn tm-ri or three 'BBBBI hour sessions daily of routine batting and fielding practice, in which everV IbbbtJ player has a chance to do a little field- i jpH mg and batting, and this includes the rookies as well as the regular players BbbtJ on the club.

At the end ot each session I have the boys tun around the park pH couple of times to get up a good Baaal sweat, and theu go right to their 'ppi change rooms. In Houston we dressed ppB in the hotel, so that after the ruu ij pBH around the ball park the boys had to it pKVJ run back to tho hotel, which is only a Jr short distance from the park, where thev would got right under a shower BBaVJ bath and theu be rubbed down, so that i thoy would avoid stiff muscles and taking cold. i BbTbtJ Tho work cau be materially increased a iBbbTJ during the last two weeks, for thu olavcrs aro by this time in shapo to iBBaVJ stand the exercise, and that is tho pe ipBVJ riod when iraiu them tho hardest. It 'BBBJ is not until tnis time that I put them BKfJ through any hard runs, but they should now havo done enough running around in their daily workouts to havo. got BKJH their logs into condition for long runs which will perfect the wind.

'WM Long Runs StilTen Legs. I 1 I remember my own experiences in 'r 'WM this respect. "When I started as a jpH player 1 was forced to take long runs BBbtJ almost from the first of tho training soason and my logs woro soon stove up and tired, aucl by tho time the season actually opened I felt like I hud. been iipB piavmg Dan ior a yuitr uwcui. il '2 BBBBJ on that account that when I ppi became manager I adopted less sevcro training methods.

"When it comes to tho pitchers, who j. ippi are such important factor in every i. pH ball club, I behove in lotting theni train themselves. That jb, I mean the veterans who "have boon with tho club If 'Baaal and whoso work and ability I am ac- quaintcd with. I lot my pitchers do IBBJ pretty much as they ehoobo iu tho iBpBJ spring, because I think they know hovr JBpj thov feel hotter than I do aud any iBpi pitchor with experience knows what to BBJ do to get into-shape and when to start 'IbbbbI doing it.

The effectiveness of a pitch- ppj er's arm depends on the condition ol 'BH the rest of his body. If there is any- pH thing tho matter with him it will tell Bpfl on bis arm, for he will have that much i BBH less of his resources to draw ou. System Won Pennants. I think from oxporienco that this jH system is the best, it was with this pys- ppj tem that I trained tho and they won our pennants for me. i When tho YaukoeB returned from ppj Bermuda last year they were as well trained as any ball club that over weut to tho barrier, but they struck some sudden changes in tho weather when they roaohed New York and wero prac BBJ ticallv wrecked beforo the season opene'd.

I believe the methods I adopt Bpfl put a player on a keen edgo without i. pB-BJ tiring him out, and tho only chanco I A take is in the weather that prevails aBH when vro get north again. But you MBbB have to take chances in basoball as well as other things in life. I ifH I havo been asked repeatedly what I 1 ippB thiuk are the chances for the Yankoos iBpj 1 this vear. and I will say this, that ir ippj the club cots some good breaks' in tho luck and aoes not run into mishaps- wo BBfl should get into tho first division.

The BflBH Yankees are a greatly changed club bBJ from the ono I Btarted last season with. Bpfl Last 3ear "wo started with, a poor ball BBJ club and with most of the pitchers dis- ablcd in some way or other. pH Star Pitching Staff. Keatinc started good, but eoou went bad. Caldwell did not round into form until August and Warhog never Pitched pj a good game all Eeason.6chulz also had trouble with his arm.

This year it ap- Wm pears that the pitchora aw ail going to im be in good shape, in which case I will BBJ have a staff that will compare favora- blv with any in the league. BBJ Tho hitting on the club is not as BH good aa I would like to have. But wo lBJ have m3p some valuablo additions in BBJ speed, and baso running will not be a pBJ lost art with tho Yankees this yoar. This speed with the Pitchlpfir statl Bbould make up for much that the club lacks in hRting and, as I havo eaid IVaaal above, if tho club gets some good MM Baaal breaks wo will lot them all know we Wm aro in the fight and finish the first jpH divieiou. s.

1 BbbtJ Last year when Itoolc charge ot the i i club the players did not caro whether thoy won or not. But think I have pH insiilled in ttio club a fighting spirit, I and a club that fights its way along will always make things interesting, Bpj Baaal JliBBBB.