The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-23
hing OF THE
'ASEbA[[ SEASON
Greatly Pleased With
York of State League
Team.
HERS AND GR0CERS
EATEN BY DUBEI BUNCH
Hall Wins a Home Here
by His Mastery
Pitching.


|tle at shaving up a steer for n barbs-
sddIIng provisions TO the hungry pub
5vhen II comes to tho latest wrinkles
lnE apparel. they have to don their
TO tho Tailors who, after obtaining
rial. cut II down TO suit themselves,
rsc soma OF tho customers raise OBJ
ht tines regarding the flt OF the gar
and this happened at Walkers field
1hafternoon when the rival ball teams
Fang the meat merchants and the
|jbh!lor Salt Lake team clashod In an
which has been coming up for the
4 days.
Fans Well Satisfied.
sthe first appearance OF the new team
! represent Zion In tho State league
+ and g large number OF tho MEM
I the 'Thirty-th!rd Desroe Rooters'
down to tho park to get a line on
Foriteg. coming away With the bunch
Impressed in their noodles that II any
-~eher clubs on the circuit had anything
, home bunch they would have to DO
time during the balmy summer days.
,en 20 ono was tho result OF the car
sfe "blood-spilling' for tho Butchers
tsrs coming in tho NTH and sixth in
be let down In his work. From then
yalt Lakere bombarded him with the
Eof a Calling gun. and put tho game
fety deposit vault OF Father" Dubel.
Will remain until an earthquake
.'ons
Fine Game for a While.
the NTH inning the game had the
went OF last seasons Pacific National
kinned a Salt Lake block and for
things looked rather dubious for Du-
9th the entrancs of Clyde Hall Into
\ light, tho world looked brighter"
-ely. This young product from the
r. and bywaye Of old Salt Lake-when
ndtching tin cans out on the dumps In
.-s fneet proposition in the spring
! crop OF slah artists that has ever
Into Zion from the Idaho country.
. went TO make reputation. His
4feccded him here, but that Mis-
cling had been stabbed into the fans
or orders.
Itchcr Hall Makes Good.
s showed yesterday In the shape OF
Peed and control came almost like a
nle off his delivery in the Ave innings
"a. one being n sneaker" from a
~ By Thayne at ball that ho
touch again In a thousand years
Q threw shot at II.
led eight men his chief feat coming
IN. when he struck out the first man
he second, famed the third. pinked
batter and then struck out the NTH.
n hrst game OF the season. his control
IIerful.
Jensen Shows UP Well.
bss,' Jensen. barring a slight ten
! wiIdnese, gave q consistent exhibi- |
!, he was on the slob and Is in much |
m thnn ever before Mt this time OF |
rec hits made of him By Thayne |
rely due to tho soft condition OF the |
ie Butchers first baseman beating |
Aby exceptionally fast running.
1fabn started on Ike he Intended to
I'm the fences in the park this season
batting. tearing on thrce two-oeg-
ffa single while Pictures Margetts,
Ia Ostler, Bill Smith and Father"
Gro compelled TO DON their helmets TO
1adits OF the crowd"
M the sensations OF the afternoon was
Ngected pleasure OF witnessing the first
- OF Mr.. Muir OF Bountiful before a
audience. Ho lie a pitcher OF eorae
#<1t locality and relieved by Ray Pap
She eighth innlns. He has somo very
Movements. preparatory to delivering
the batsmon, OF which Capt Scare
pbeis took most ungentlemanly ad-
! j and G.'s Still Game.
%hora and Grncara ,,n - ,,zx-