The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-12

Kelley is a much faster man now than
he was last year
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Billy Haywood, the local philanthro-
pist, had his crowd of urchins at the
game again yesterday. Haywood is an
enthusiastic fan and must expend just
so much energy on every BAH game. His
latest hobby is to take a crowd of boys
70 the game and get them TO root for
the home team, which Dleases the kids
and does not in any way hurt the gate
receipts.
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Stats Davis brought in three of the
twelve runs for Salt Lake by hitting the
ball when hits were needed
Donahue has not been hitting in his
true form since coming 70 SAT- Lake
His batting average stands near the top
IN the league, but for some reason he has
not been able 10 strike his gait the last
week. However. as an offset to this
Donahue has been doing some brilliant
work Unfolding several instances being
seen yesterday.
Max" Muller. the boy with the Hickey
Walk" signed to F&iy with Butte at this
beginning Of this Sc Ason. For some rea-
son or other he was 1T out by the miners
and was then quickly signed by the
Helena team. IL was but a short time
until Muller developed into one of the
best fielders on the Helena team and he
IS now one of the most dangerous play
ers on the Senators lineup 10 the oD-
posing team when he comes to the bat
and q hit is needed.
Mahoney's error yesterday was almost
excusable. The former Ogden second
baseman stood on the bag to catch How
let's throw from third and at the same
instant that the ball hit Mahoney's NIT
Tacks Parrott hit Mahoney, coming ~
full speed. The shock Knocked the BAN
from Mahoney's grasp. but it was an
error and had to be scored against him.
Umpire Colgan seems to be a quiet. un-
assuming fellow. and appears to give gem
eral satisfaction to the players and
grand stand alike. He is rarely off on
balls and strikes, and in the five games
umpired by him. there has not been
cisiOns- He viii remain in Salt Lake un-
I'll this team takes TO the road. when he
will be transferred to some other town..
Colgan has umpired for the past eight
years, having held an indicator in the
big eastern leagues.
W. V Garrett. majority stockholder in
the Spokane baseball club. and con-
templated stakeholder in the Salt Lake
club stated last evening that he would
return to Spokane this evening. He goes
home 70 look after some of the business
of his club, and may retE-n TO Salt Lake
again this week Garrett speaks highly
Of Salt Lake as baseball town. and
thinks with good team and the proper
management this city should become the
banner ball town of the league.
Manager Grim of the local team stated
yesterday that he had given release to
Byrnes. Tozer, Stoval and Fulmer.
/ These players were all members of the old
/ Utah league, and have been tried out on
the Salt Lake team this week. While the
bows did not make good. yet there are
some OF US who think stage fright had
more to do with it than anything else.
l
I Bradley gave an exhibition of how
clean ball player can play the game and
at the same time keep from injuring
fellow player when in danger of spikinS
him. When Bradley sent a hit down to-
ward first yesterday MahOney had 20
travel some distance TO field the ball. and
coming back diVed into the bag to beat
Bradley out. Bradley was about three
] feet behind and instead of jumping on