Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-05-03 | Page 53 | Wild Heaves and Such

Wild He aves and SucK Tim prettiest plays of tho day were made by Allen, when he nailed two runners run-ners In succession at third, the forces helping him out 'of a tltjht hole-. Billy Davis made a flno yottns- catch In center when ho nipped Mncmurdo'a drlvo in tho sixth. n A Blanco at 2Ialn street crowds yesterday yes-terday would load ono to tho belief tluit more thnu half of Salt 'Lake's male population pop-ulation is wcarlnp baseball uniform. At a low estimate, theru were 1000 tnun and boys In basobnll tons yostcrday. Kolng to or returning from earnus In which they wore participants. . Pottfi's. spear with one hand of LcwIh'b twister In the eighth was a catch of stellar stel-lar magnitude. ' Salt Lake fans are happy to note llmt Bolso ha at last lost one It makes thc .standing' look better to us. w A little sunshine added to what you have helps a lot. The fans felt the warming rays for the tlrst time yesterday. RobttiHon hod tin: bases f till in thc fifth, but managed to squeezo ouL Tho flrt "out for Interference" of tho season was mnrked down yostrduy when Smith accidentally collldod with a Holder on the second bane line In tho seventh. The "Ole Reliable Cy" is duo today. Morgan has not yet pitched In a lcaguu game this year. w Now that Bradfihaw base been awarded to Owonsbor It will' be up to Hester to rnako terms with th Kentucky team or relinquish hopes of retaining tho classy Welder for tho Sea Oulla. , t Johnny Galena was l right field for tho Sea GullH. It' good for sore cyc to see tho little gamcstor back on the Job. It Ir not likely that Crnlg will be able to play for some time, lie has the measles, 'tis said.