Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-22
BLOOM|N' BOWL|N'
TOO GOOD BA' JOVE
Denyer Eleven Got an Awful
Trouncing at Liberty Park Yes
terday Doutcherknow.
SALT LAKE CRICKETERS WIN.
The Traudliug Of Davies ADD Saun-
ders Proved Too Much for the Col.
orado Willow Wielders,

with the assistance Of two Ogden mon
Salt Lake put Denver to tho bad yester-
dsr at Liberty Park to the tune Of an IN
,irps and four runs, TO those not mi
,t.,ed into the mysteries Of the English
rational game OF cricket this was m
5enccd bad waloplng, don t-cher-hnow,
Salt Lake could have performed this
trick without the assistance Of Ogden but
the local English colony thought It best
=, be on the safe side and get as good
q team as possible 70 welcome the yisl-
tors HAYWARD he Of sloggng fame Nor
ue the adept at late cuts and several
others were not with the home team, but
thr local eleven did very nicely thank
YOU. without their assistance.
As one mystlned baseball enthusiast put
a. "Sllt Lake had the best pitchers and
h,rcby hangs the tale.
saunders and Davies were too much for
,hr visitors, the former capturing ten
vIDkcts for - runs and the latter a Ike
number for "a single run apiece. such
bowling analyses would be records In
6rst class cricket The exhibition az the
nsrk Yesterday however could scarcely
NJ called first class Davies put up good
game. being the only man 70 reach dou.
N, fslrcs and the wicket keeping uf
vicketkcoping by a long shot
when IL came 10 fielding Rev. Beni
Young AT point possibly was the star man
Tor salt Lake. Old WHrhorso Haddenham
Also acquitted himself Ike o youngstor
Taken on the whole the fielding OF Salt
Man f0r man the Denver team had tho
bosf bgtsmeu, but the good bowling Of
Davies and Saunders prevented them taxi
irg liberties and made them look Ike
two spots on paper
II must be said In apology that Denver
IS used 10 playing on mating, which
makes faster pitch than turf. Then, too,
Tho visitors had come nearly so miles and
ver, not feeling exceeding sNtush I'm
Consequence. As II was coils and clay
Ton gave evidence Of handling the bat I'm
good form
The best exhibition Of batting on tho
SAT- Lake side was that Of a. J.. iIoare
n Young Australian, who while not max
ing top score, nevertheless, played crick-
n according 10 the recognized ethics
Davies gave more spectacular sample
Of the happy.go. lucky slogging order
while Coils handed out seven In a palms
taking and careful manner.
Yesterdays game was so snort mat
the playtrs decided to start on today $
with the result that Salt Lake went in
FIRST and was dismissed for Il total ~ b.
Tho score OF yesterdays game follows;
DENVER FIRST INNINGS.
Fairbanks CCapt) b, Saunders .......,,, !
clayton g. Hoarc, b. Davies ...,..,.....,, ,
williamson, b. Saunders .,.,.,............ o
Sharp b, saunders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bray b Dawes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Coils b Davies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3
Th0maS b. Davies .,,,...,.,,.........,.,,.O
Davis, C.. Saunders, b. DaWos........, I
Carruthers b. Saunders .,...,.,,.,.,, 2
liUl, NOT out ..n'..''' '''.t'''''''' Z
Noskcr b. Saunders ,,.,,,....,",...,,., 0
Total ,.......u,.., ..,....,.,.,.,t,,,,t,,,s21
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Davies. s wckets, z runs
Saunders. wickets, % runs.
DENVER SECOND INNINGS.
Fairbanks (CaptD. b, Saundors....,,..,,.. q
clayton 81, Williams, b. Davies ,,....,,, q
Williamson, c. Jones, b. SaunderS..,,.,, q
sharp e. Haddcnham, b. Davlosnr.. o
Bray, b. Saunders OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, o
COILS, b. Davies ...,....u.,,..,,,.,, o
Thomas, b. Saunders mediterranean, |
Davis not out Observation-Disclosures, q
Carruthers b. Saunders .....,u....,.,,. 0
Hlll, e. Williams b. Davies ..,,..,r,,,.
Hosker lbwY b. Davies ..,",.,,.,,..,''
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Saunders. : wickets for runs.
Davies. 3 wickets, for runs,
SALT LAKE FIRST INNINGS
Young b. Williamson .,,.,.u.-,r,.. n