The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-22

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prsiress college .-.......''.''5 10y 9oU
IN s. college .........'''.'d 900 900
Higb school coo. .-..'.'.'' ~ 'OVO
D. 5ssaating the Latter-day Saints
10 ~ Yesterday. the invincible ball
. 800 from the salt Lake Business
- - Gained such a lead for The Her
- "a ,.,l5 media, that no matter how the
If the games may result, the
r.. ..-- in the interscholastic series goes
:. 'bam and they are the school cham
go Of the city. The score in their
go af Yesterday was 10 to -, and
orIy, consolation that the Saints
have is that it might nave Deen IdrseI.
NJ. came of Yesterday marks the
,rird victory f0T the Business coIiese
- while not a defeat has been regis
- against them. They won Cne
Inc by playing az they have always
ssIaysd clean ball, with none OF the
inv frills that sometimes tickle the
.ssiiara in the grand stand, but tnaI
.--rsrH the chances Of the games. AT
tbe stick they are sluggers Of the hrSt
,.otar and the way they hammered
.5o+ snbere out into the safe places
was beautiful TO behold.
r. rqs only once or twice during the
me that they lost their grip on the
sE9mDionship and let the Saints get
49, better of them. During the prog
- of the second and the sixth in
.sros they had a chance to feel IN
a,sy for their pitcher was being
sngred this way and that, and the
rms were coming in altogether too
fas, for comfort
Ratified But Once.
Tor q little while their nerve and
heir heads were gone, but when they
finally regained them they dropped
hack 10 plaving the same old game that
has characterized their work all the
season. That is the reason the Saints
sorsd thirteen runs. Had the Business
college Youths played all the way
throUgh as they played the greater part
of the time there would have been a
wider divergence in the score than
there was. Like all bah teams, they
are falibla. and at times they went to
pieces.
But the ball they played most of
the came Was pretty and neat. Ray
Romnev again held down the box, and
his work was as it has been all through.
heady and deceptive The men who
batted against him declared again and
again that there was nothing wonder
full about his work. but somehow they
went down before him in the most un-
accountable fashion. They couldn't ex-
plain il any more than they could hit
the ball.
And when they did slug ii out where
Il looked like it ought to be safe, there
WdS pretty nearly always some one IN
der H. Captain Nicholson. centerfielder
Of the Business college. was every
where and one sky scraper that he
brruped was the most brilliant play Of
the day. It looked safe for a two-bag-
eTt being out in the trees where a
fielder IS not expected to roam. But
Nicholson made the large run and the
pig catch, and the bleachcrites hOwled
with joy.
In the face of ROmney's clever work
IN the box, the Saints batted very Well
Since their last game with the Business
college they have made big strides in
me art OF finding the elusive sphere,
ana they hammered it out much better
'-aA anyone thought they would.
Saints Make Changes.
In nearly. .,.-,,. ..-..-.-
rIava5 tbts - 7''.liJ ma IHey nave
linp-un +bro,,,.,,.,.,. nd "ltei 81 ti!e
c5rd b,~5,,- 49, .'lG same % tlldI IL
ertbr.. Ell. --.-.s7IIId u. even ny me
T1.,. lf5 o.. -i't.'l teI9 Oh the SCHOOL
vsr5r -. Wv as Iluch changing as
and ~, s.,-.'''' '~s luty uld a-p eIlIy,
ami M. t ,-r'-' ere OF the OPINION that 1t
f7ras nv. ~ 'l.','l- any among the new
an tb. So ~. l'-ei' VINO used TO play
rs7rs4 M Line team. and who APP
him ~ d. 81, ',.' ..-.-day SUIT mat ttted
with hi. 80: i..t'.' ana mat cnlmed IN
r, man., -,'5 maiden mouS,ache most har-
He f-,i..- M
gogv r5.5.u '. IKE q professor of peda-
49, Id,aer than @ student in the
bail than +b. ,.1, ..t very iiVtie Detter
rfrr in ...t.-- ."'eH-7' in the first IN
Of Second $50 - ... appeared IN the role
sacutfv- s..,..,.. -. D.. ne EIdue Two con-
the Sasr.s 49,. we hiIu Jhat caused
and q.,b r.- '"' "'edtnerS 10 grOan
praytga r..-. 10y ...l., one without Ostlers
tice fr rs-1....- WIZ i little more prac-
The b.s-- ,....s .- --.- pan.
any of .r. ... .-.. ID 'hdt mas attended
and t1a rr..'...... 7 ln.S wear was out,
cuptsi IT,. . ...-."ere more than &C.
schools 49, supporters Of the two
ing and Than, WIN tnelr flags wav-
from ar... ., ....'s rapidly vanishing
nega,. ~. ION. The Saints had
voice We. . ana man with a big
la1se5 .,., '... ... otl who subsequently
~. az an. s.-1.a..nt. But Uhe crowd was
dr. TIE .s- .s .y '1 H, masculine ,.i. gen a;