The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-30
KNIGHTS HAVE 1
GREAT 0UT|l
Members of Big Order Spepl
Pleasant Day at the
Lagoon. Il
SALT LAKE BALL TEAM
GETS TROPHY FROM OGn|
Game Is Exciting One, 4
Rooters Are Much in !
Evidence.

An unusually large crowd atts,
the outing of the knights Of Colur
which took place at Lagoon WEI
day afternoon. Not only were
orders from Park City, Eureka. q,
and Salt Lake well Represented
there were many from other part
tho state and few from Idaho
Ogden members were aspeciallv
spicuous, their roofing at the bali .
being much better than that for
home team.
BY winning the baseball game.
Lake received the Doyle trophy. .
the Ogdenites have held for two Z
and would have had permanentR
they had won the game, This r.;
and the closeness of the uame kenf
crowd in breathless suspense dn
the entire ninety minutes which Il
to play it.
Although the game abounded
errors, it was the best amateur !
that has been played on the I.s
diamond this season. The Ogden
terry had the better of the Salt la
and at first the Junction City bow
peared to have the game, making 1
runs in the first inning, while tie
Lake team had led out with a Z
egg. Salt Lake soon took the d
however, making one run in the
and four in tho fourth. Ogden
this in the next inning, but FELL
hind again in the sixth. The .
was close all the way through aa
great deal Of interest was "a
Hichey of Ogden was the star Of
game, his pitching being good, D
above the average for amateurs
tain King Of the Salt Lake bunch
the best work for his team, in
field.
The batteries were; Ogden-Hi,
and Clancy; Salt Lake-Kricker
Burke. Umpire-Wesler.
Score by Innings.
Score by innings
Ogden .....-...3 0 Q 0 2 Q o01
Salt Lake ....0 0 1402 201i
The outing was a success in @,
way and although the ball game
the chief attraction the field and h
events were all closely contested
very interesting. AS they had fe1
in the ball game. These sports wen
won by Salt Lake and Ogden, the d
towns being distanced in eyerythil
The first event, boys flfty-J
dash, was won by George TAFT Of 1
Lake, who received SIS savings
count which had been donated by.
Salt Lake Security & Trust comp
A similar race with like prize
won in contest among the girls
Beatrice Tippets of Salt Lake.
Otto Lindecks and Willie RILEY
Salt Lake each received pair
moccasins from D.. A. Callahan's b
store for winning the three-legged 4
An amatrlce gem, which was dom
by A. j. Brineau, was awarded
Rose Spidcl of Ogden for winning
girls egg race. Bart Dean of 0g
won ihe sack race for which he
ceived Il fountain pen from Callah1
book store.
Another Ogdenite Wins.
Anthony Becker, also Of Ogden,
the broad jump, receiving as . pI
a baseball and bat from the West
Arms & Sporting Goods eompa
Charles Hunt of Salt Lake won
boys backward race for which hc'
ccivcd a penlSnife from the same q
pany. Beatrice Tippets Of Salt u
won The ladies' fifty yard dash.
ceiving for this race a picture from
A. Callahan's IS book store.
Marion Nelson of Salt Lake Won
the rope-jumping contest for which
received postal card case from
book store mentioned above, y
Dean of Ogden again came in for
prs. winning the potato race and
hop skip-and Jump. d. Moran, the
len high school star, had easy VI
IN the men s fifty-yard dash and
broad jump. He received
.hese Two events silver-headed "a
from W. Il. Fife & Co, and 2 boz
.igars. These events were all can
off with a snap unusual at amat'
meets and every one seemed TO ep
hem.
After the meet many of the pen
RS enjoved themselves on the skat|
ink until s O'Clock, when the dane|
'arty began. which furnished Hsn
lose to a most enjoyable day.