The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
cIose Game Vincent
Down the Colored
Boys.
! oF FORTNIGHT
AGO is NOW ERASED
often FaItered in Bal
and Interest Through
olIt Was Intense.

:, and interesting a game OF
III, ga has been seen In this
pah nresent season. the Vim
ssseste5 the Occidentals at
nrsid Yesterday afternoon. by
fio 20 To the winners VIC
,hly sweet because of the
uroceIyed al the hands of the
~ legs than n fortnight ago.
~, that added favor to the
ls The snug little side bet that
outcome. It is pot sur
,hat at the conclusion OF
4. ar ths shoe merchants decorated
.s with smiles and let out
y a,ultation tnat came right up
hofJom of their boots.
interest Was Keen.
.,r.,tv of interest alone. the
worth the seeing. From the
Js,ory faltered In the balance.
w scarce as purple cows. They
~ after long pauses. and then
q; time. often during the
.ssmed as though 8 dozen runs
" scored before tho side was
ku, double or a little cautious
sssbled both teams TO pull out
han one dangerous hole.
some Scene Shifting.
!. onenine of the eighth inning
Il vss TO in favor OF the VIM
[.its and II almost looked as
~ contest would end wlthoul
4 seoring. But as the colored boy
Ia ihe bat they cast one longing
n the money bag, put their heads
~ ara concluded to make one last
:. haf out a victory. In less than
IN they filled the bases and the
4. ii The shoe merchants, which
4, before had seemed 80 bright
Al aspect Of groom and despair.
-,3e frst on O neat single and
.rrosd a moment later. Page
4 syst ON Rarratt's error and went
VI an Moores single, The bases
nj not one man was out. and IL
. JsSnsrate for the Nincent-Notts,
rsyt up. hit ty snort, and Cans
<ss5 out at home. Burns struck
A he catcher missed the ball and
<,sred on the throH-out to first,
A fha moment Moore tried to steal
"A was caught. This retired the
a the Vincent Motifs had pulled
1 Ifs hole much easier than any OF
<lr;ators had anticipated.
Break Tic and Win.
..,nt.Notts went to the bat deter
Ia break the tie, cinch victory,
- make suro of the bot and the
a OF the gate receipts. Thomas,
] few out, and Norris made flrs'
IrNHirn hn6 4
g,ounder. which pitcher Cans
l. up With one hand and tossed ,(
Whether the play was accldenta
4 II was a most sensational STOP
4 Two men on bases. Barratt hit
HgGe.. scoring Norris. Patton sen
4 ~ toward the center garden. BY
4 BIZ Of footwork. Clark got undeI
vi but just as he clapped ma
o. II, his feet got tangled an'
dropping the horsehide- Bar
bred on the miss. Mason single'
Al the ball TO first. but the um
|.zlled him out and the side wa
i The OccidentaIs failed to scor
/ninth and the game WAS over
Contest Full OF Ginger.
lsshont the contest was fun o
ard although both teams wer
l 81 an occasional error, the pltch
i The whole received good support
Ebo twirled for the Vincent
/ FaB steady al critical times
iss he might have thrown ava
NE. Although only a youngste'
III kinds of speed and struck or
1ta Cans. on the contrary,
|slrike-out pitchpr. but II is n her
b pick out a safe hit from III
"a Most OF the batters sent IN
ling into his hands. He heldc
<tion in a masterful way. Tauft
'tad base proved n tower
FA In the shoe merchants ms
Stalled story Of the game 70