The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Sixth Installment of
News Gathered by
Young News CATERERS
WITH AMATEUR
SPORTSMEN

!
SPORTSMEN
The races at the saucer track this
summer. II Is said, Will be the best ever
! seen In the city,
The IlIn baseball team has been proved
10 be the champion team OF the Sunday
School League. Howard Candland Is the
star catcher of the Gllff and there are
other very good players. In recent
game Candland made two home runs and
one three-base hit The lifts and the
C., b. =. team will play a game on Deco
ration day at the University grounds,
Hugh Paris will pitch for the Illffs,
Golden Long physical director Of the
game OF baseball.
Lucky Badwins team defeated the Sec
ond Forts by n score OF II TO 10.
| The Washington School baseball team
was bauqueted for winning the game with
tho Lafayettcs.
Many OF the boys OF the grade schools
would appreciate a swimming contest In
connection with the track team
| In a game OF basketball the boys of the
! Waterloo school defeated the girls OF the
| same school by score Of IL to 3. The
boys were only allowed 10 use one hand,
| a game OF basketball will he played be-
tween the girls of the Lowell and Water e.
! loo schools. At the present time the
day appointed for the game is Tuesday.
May IS.
Manager Warren Knight Of the Wash
inston School baseball team has been
working hard TO put that team In the
winning class, and he Is being congratu-
lated on his success.
The Lowells are confident that they can
beat the Lafayettes at baseball. In
game recently played the LafayeItes
made all OF their runs in the first inning,
when the Lowells were ratified. The
game last Tuesday resulted in score OF
4 To I, II was the first league game the
The Greenewalds defeated the Din
woodcys last Sunday at Walkers field by
score OF is TO 10,
Captain Weber, commanding the Mod
ern Woodmen of Americas drill team,
has ordered new suits for the men, and
they VIII arrive in July. Captain Weber
says that he has the crack team of the
West and he expects TO compete for sew
eral prizes during the summer,
The second annual school athletic meet
Will take place at Cummings field, near
the University OF Utah, on June l. The
following will be the events
Under Ia years class 4, 100 pounds and
under: 50-yard dash, 100 yard dash. run
ming broad jump running high jump.
Under is Years class b 100 pounds and
under: 5O-yard dash, l00-yard dash, run
ming broad jump, running high jump.
Under 16 years. class G, 100 pounds and
over: loo-yard dash. 2?0-yard dash, run
ming broad jump running high jump.
Under l6 years: 500 yard relay race.
Special events, not to count for points:
affiliated Boys club, Soo-yard relay
,roln 1ntYr ,D
Sunday school relay, 500 yards; under
20 years. four to a team
100yard dash, Sunday school; under 20
years.
Running broad jump. sunday-school;
United Newsboys club, 5O-yard dash;
United Newsboys' club, 75-yard dash;
under 16 years,
The II, T. p. team will play the Twen-
Iy-seventh Ward baseball team on the
morning of Decoration day, on the Tower
grounds.
The Romney Juniors beat Room OF
the Lowell school. Wednesday, by score
OF 10 0.
The Owlets beat the Owls last Monday
by score OF 81 10 3.
Last Tuesday the Grants defeated the
Frankllns at Cudahys field by a score
of Is TO ..
The Phillips Congregational team for
feited game TO the First Congregation
nj owing to the non appearance OF their
players.
The Lowell Girls basketball team de-
feated the Oquirrh Girls on Tuesday by
a score of 9 to 6.
The Union school seems TO be trying
very hard for the athletic school pennant
a how fTnf
The Webster Second basketball team
defeated the Lowell Second team Thurs
DAY by score of 10 s.
The Twenty-seventh ward beat the
II T. b team in baseball game on the
Tower grounds, Tuesday, By a score OF
IL to II.
Forty prizes have been received for the
annual Decoration day road race These
are displayed in j. P Gardner's windows.
Last Monday the Webster and the
Lowell second teams played a game OF
basketball. resulting in a victory for the
Websters by score OF TO 0.
The Hamiltons defeated the Summers
in ball game Tuesday by a score Of S
TO l. The battery for the winning team
were Fitzpatrick and Clayton.
While watching the game between the
Lafayettes and the Washingtons at
Walkers field Thursday, r. Kearns was
hit in the Jaw by foul. The ball broke
the wire netting that was supposed 10
protect the grand stand.
In this game of ball the Washing,ons
won by score OF TO l. II was really
fine game and It is not al all unlikely
that the good work of Washington's
centerhelder. Snyder may win for the
team the pennant,
The Lowell girls defeated the Opuirrh
girls in basketball 10y a score of TO 6
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