ï~~ [NO0 I IN~~~~~ 1-LWULLUvji' i "M rw rw rww..r 1[RS1 Pacific Coast ND op. t N )pni to ext in op lashes] Crimson hape and. ick wit eek. FitS vets. The are said to its off, the stiial with every.few state sched university in Utah's I game for ave to meet n generally foung quint colleges by early prac-,eir former and these ming. work from rick is put igent work th is in the I hilltoppers e ner some t ''eteam to pick his:et them go and "Mitt' eves, Swan, 'in g, Wood d ands at "U" teams, old material. line of bas iwlings and aye men like [empel, Niel limmons and has material man, Waring art. Eggert I. Y. U. team the national.te with the ity is in queshe university PRSING MOMENTOUS are these times in the Pacific Coast league. Almost something new "breaks" every week, and just two weeks from today some thing more mometitous is expected to happn- At that time the;frec tors will meet in San Francisco. Among the things to be considered are the addition of Portland and Seattle into the=league, the doping out of a twisty, snaggy schedule covering 28weeks, official action on t heleague presidency;s.dconsid eraionofEtHLap's plitto.elim inate umpire-;trouble,-if the latter chosen to present-his plan to have different players do the umpiring. Salt Lakers are of course inter ested in what the league, as a league, will do, but they are rere interested irewhat the local club will do The Bees are in need of a manager, and BillLane is expected to do something definite. in this matterwhen-on.the coast It is knowint iitthe manager of Lane's first tin-San Francisco oday an. rs can be satis factorlyarranged on the money roblem--lt is likely that the Salt ke prexy will return to this city with one-well;known party's con t-actin-his-pocket.-No names are being mentioned at this time as -there is "many a slip 'twixt cup and lip." S " At the present time the Bee roster looks something like this: e Catchers -Butch Byler, Mike Konnick,rJoe Dunn, if needed, Pitchers-Adolph Schinkie, Walter Leverena, jean, Dubuc, Allen (a'aukwright, Harry Morton, Levi Arkenburg, 01le'Kirmayer, Clarence Smith, Edgar Willett, Ken Penner (doubtful), Rube Evans (if wanted ). Isfielders -Earl Sheely, Billy Orr, Karl Crandall, Heinie Sands, Gard Gislason, Harry Daubert, Tex McDonald, Morris Bath, Dick Cox. Outfielders-Buddy Ryan, Ward Miller-. Los Angeles, as usual, will open with a strong club. In fact, the available Angel material forms a formidable array. It runs like this: Catchers-Johnny Bassler, Wally Boles, Pete Lapan. Pitchers-Paul Fittery, Curly Brown. Ralph Valencia. Infielders-Bill Kenworthy, Paddy Driscoll (prospective) Bobby Davis, Johnny Butler, Joe Pepe, Jerry Downs, Wade Killefer, Red Andrews. Outfielders--Rube Ellis, Morris Schick, Claude Cooper, Sam Crawford. There are rumors that Killefer will be replaced as manager of the Angels, but no official confirmation of the report has been received. Zeb Terry promises to be the only 1918 Angel missing..Kll1efer is doubtful about Ote Crandall, pitcher,=-Bill Perticas,-pitcher, and Jack Fournier, first baseman. All of these men are being sought by the big leagues, and if-a nice fig BeanyLeona Gain Easy I Dundee on i League Talk LOCAL SCHOOLSxpanso o ure can he btained, it may be that? Johnny Powers will sell. -V L Bill Essick of the Vernonites will be fairly well off. It is true that By ICD R. HU wns. Bill will not have the servicds of AN lIRANCISCO, lan. 18-Th the redoubtable Jack Quinn. and Weiser Dell, who-have gone to the fact that Portland and Seati Yankees and the Reds, respectively. are to be added to the Coas _sick's rray at this tIme looks league, thus. making it an eight tchseis: Vormer. Dinty 'tuh circult and a real Coatst league, re Catches-AI Da I ___________________3,.,bas Moore (if wanted. is M. - 1-Rche, the olie Pitchers - Art Fromii, Roy Ih.1 who) Is nw aresiden _a Mitchell, Charli" Cheeht, Elmer REmi- Eyaotheefotmdnd Gaaa ger.i'-iSitthd trami t m ery 0g. lRoche was lmres dr e rto Jhndent of the ld1C Northwest league'i eeTxW aseelFsio}~ Binghamn Gamnes to Open! ij whn*" e crcut"as t-omesdi Outfielders Pete Daley, Chet - ines, o u ty a sity. ind citcoftthat circnuit gr e't Chadhourne, TIommy Lung, Scotty Ses g r~L 'nnd ou City ' a mha Kw s Alcckypretsent Amoerie'n league To San Francisco club has an 'elped cranze to 1oiiG e In 1com ar excellent foundation, hut will need UOorI 'rlu anie a l ngecmoe some added strength. Charle oait Satthe loe ''oft. a, porh n Graham's start-off aggregation,id at e o of ht Ftge photographs as follows: G otc w o le ay te local club, ther Catchers-Clarence Brooks Rae tu a McKee, with a remote prospect of play their first eagu games bleong to pave the way fora;el Bakei next week. Friday J ague to take ini the cities o Seaton, Del Crespi. li-ve K anti-- 5ao n ze offiial sheul is a ng as npire, liner, and possibl Case" Sith thed for the opening. mgt ill Lange played with n eat Frank iJ'Dounis alsa longshtfr t den' enerally le d t that league -and Clarksh inffthorn InfIelders-Phil Koerner, Roy Figures d' e ay e d ow noei; of the Waington cl Corhan, Willie Kam++:. alenr snows the 24th to fall onF-- pitcihodt fpr Tacoma, 1.oche was elec Outfielders - Harley Maggert, day, soi ana have every reason to ax- aecretairy of the league in 189 a John Humrnel. -peu toe season to get under way at at once began negotiations witht Graham is angling for JImmy that Time at ts, provided there tsn't aliforia biaseball men looking Caveney, formerly. a Salt Lake an smother wr tha pops up between now wril a tonsolidatint. Spokane Union,associationer, and Ray an then, or the influenza conditions droppeid to save the expensive Church, a Mare Island lad, for his get worse, or atll of the players fall across the mountains aind Sallef infield, and for a return of the cele- andl stub their toe-or, well, what's the gon, was added, so that it could brated 111ff Schaller to the outfield.. use, le hope for thle better tandx- played on the way to and from Cs * * * pert to see the season opetn Fridta fornh Bill Rodgers of the Sicramento it matters little as to whether the Vti de Back iwned the Los Ange to lpas "oio "ffteo. ten sor night, ust so they si-rt before north Ito look ove conrditions. th -F r asterly, Mc- midnigh ehn nchooltagregations mittde e tufavorle report, a Pitchers - Gardner, Brenton, this late hour although mewher of ferd that Los Angelet ut L ake, Brmey, est,G Davi (Salt' tans hae the reputation fstarting droppe later, conreat taot ene roL aenbo,''"flsoo"an Gison may tingmatalhous. tiethat t Ales ws cosidred ofbenew OInfielders - (arigge, Rodgers, It mio, ifr theateamsbales labefore offte maim.o ea lof9a PinelHi, Elliott, Dtowney. m ht. F Iay of bthdehignad i ut're ui n89 en Btalof ai Otfielders-Eldred, Wille and th official openi ithei leg ni l en'o i Wolter. season it the local distit. * * * Maybe Trwo GaSUS Little Is available at this time Schedule dopesters have It all fig on the Oakland lineup, but It is iew- tired out ltat there shall be three claus of a strong nine. Oak fans There should at le-at be two. Without are beginning to holler' for a leap employing the Hebrew method of die-a from the cellar position. countinig, it Is easy' to figure out how * * * one game wouldn't be staged. The L. The Seattle club will have to e D. S. U. happens to be in this section, builtofrom hegrondy up Dud a tefl- eadths me nstitutioinsthoo.fteamcu tta im n ewsa has a couple of pitchers who miy happens also to have lead ve'ry little do. end a couple of fielders who practice on the waxed floor. The "flu" a a d s c also may do. but they are chance i epidemic recently caused the closingf ds ngl only, and it is sate to say that the of the school again, btut it ma be thatl,.fr5ti hai tm Puet sound town mGgement the institution will open withIn theUlw c idetbn will have to go deep into its isock- vary near future, possibly within theiothna eta to line up a class AA ball club, next few days, and then the hoop ply McCredie is better off at Port, ers can cavort on the floor to their land. He has at least five men heart's content. Even if school sea- Granite high triumphedi twice ya who are good ball players, and a.sions are resumed, and teselright few others who may serve. Siglin away, it is doubtful ifh eG a, f m n and Farmer are his two best mn. Blue players will be in shape to play Sa hor n Cliff Lee is another good player, next Friuday. They are schedule to th ork at Gring 2itor0 -and so is John L. Sullivan, an out- meet the University of Utah high school t7 ecnqi to r16gvitr rfielder turned over to Portland by in the Deseret gym. Coach Geor a Tooele at Toole, 1t. Salt Lake, free gratis for nothIng Rynearsoin is_ sayin little about is Coach Simmons has an aggregi Leftv. James Iis on the Portland men, and daily condiioS-will only de- Et-a-ihFr-hc- hu pitchIng list, and rank Rapp, a termine the fin staus o the L. young flinger, probably will make. Uob. aggregation.givemanysftoestro gulfood e rondup.Dud Bundthonthe iosiihnd, fans heave WIK giemn ie ruladi good. ________.___-___every reason toterpc na, last havo only after considerable effort tha games -without becoming overly esi- Granitians were able to come o d n o o lthusiastic. The official schedule says ad long end of the count. Or ao echat the East and West high school teamnwork featured, while i hoopersawill clash iin the East "coop,' honors,belong to Roberts of Sp and that Binghaml aind Granite will Fork, who caged a long shot fro meet at Granite, Biogham, it is he- dlfh o etC to lie yp cas A bllclb. net e-dbys" aCd-thed te or thh oolagy-at eted has honly of meiocren s aiem atef.oNearoth. middle of the Monday tght Tiocele game wasra ayos hisatimeYut Coach Lomer Chris- the inal'rehitie, a thue as '1 i 'h#,rWheentEst Thet coces a setn - atevea. thep middled of the oer wohswohiatingepwer and y, s isstaged. uhe first battle this year The Scores:t,w* wh se star is setting. ' eso be no exception topthe rule.Granite In Dundee'snbealf it must be said em side of' th'e city appear to have teRe q idG. Fr.T. F.r fielde..turedove.o Pr an y Ithe beatagretgynbu Coach HenryeE.evens Tonl, rf.t2 1 0 hthat e erhbale d the a rte igth n to R i arsoan ofs he Pan thers can aways Hart, cfe Sm on s ar..... diieon. Once upon tme he was d be depended upon to furnish his share Buhoer,.....3 4 1 scribled as a "Whirling Dervish with of the scrapping. The hiltoppers will, D. Stevenson, r.g.,0 0 0 the Seven Year's tch"-and the de- have antadvantags In thst they will he Young, hng......0 0 0 seription fits. e is the m t acre- 'laying on their own floor, and there- Newenschwaonder, batic performer n pugilistic history ore the fans are picking them.to win. l.g.,o..h..,.,.....1 0 0 Du Pndee. is more of a jumpn 'a'ck ' Hoop fans are ready. Let the glad Kiepe, c......,, 0 0 0 tean a. boxer. He makes aerIa, and i ngsrng..-.. and submarine attacks. Sometimes he.- - Totals.......10 10 5 leaps hih ipto the air with blows panisekork rainng own on his foe. He follows; ii.U. Fr.T. i'l with a crouch rush with his hgad aim- t - r d.4 T F ed in the general direction of the i Roberlt,.... 4 stomach of il foeman. Next he rushes '. Taylor, c.,,.. 4 standing up. He Isn't a statio nry'.Taylor, r...,..1 0 ( t'arget but one onostantlby 'on.. tdwards, r.g,..,t1 move, racing from~ one side' of the ring f Andrus, if...0 0 en the other, running in, runnin.... 0 0 __ Ie.i..m -.8 6 By Freak G. Meake. - 21NY LEONARD should' not ex S"erience much difficulty in win n ng decisively from Johnny ivitatiG-.. Dundee in Monday night's 'bat tie. If Dundee attempts to mix it with the Allies to champion it is within the realm of -possibility that Leonard will transmit iId tage to dreamland the warrior from Italy' - Bunny clime. Ever since Leonard' ascended to the: lightweight throne Dundee has been uttering plaintive pleas for a chance at the champion. 1e has pointed to the fact that he met Leonard: on fqur 18.-A mam- occasions in the as when Benny was eet to be held, nothing 'ut an aspirant for the title-- and without suffering dislocation of -e the law,. 'm. 'Joha ny