Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-25 | Page 20 | Clothes don't Make this Man, but They'Re some Togs at That

I Clothes Dont Make This Man, j but They're Some Tog3 at That Tommy Quinlan dressed in Salt Lake's 1917 "home" and "road" uniforms. ;'- i ;. ' y f. ? i i - a w -, 1 j x w-c ? ; t-p wmma mmmm III 111 llllllBl ill M TT1HESE pictures prove three things: M'S ir$ (a) that Tommy Qninlan, the great- fe, est fly chaser In the Coast league, has sa? Vji arrived In town; (b) that Tommy Is in condition; (c) that Salt lake's 1917 unl- , TT1HESE pictures prove three things: (a) that Tommy Qninlan, the greatest great-est fly chaser In the Coast league, has arrived In town; (b) that Tommy fs in condition; (c) that Salt Lake's 1917 uniforms uni-forms are nifty-looking clothes. The uniforms uni-forms are on display at the Salt Lake Hardware company's store, through which company they were ordered. They are made of the very best flannel procurable and are "tailored" with extreme care. The "home" uniform is of white, while the "road" uniform Is of gray with delicate deli-cate stripes of blue. Tommy donned the togs yesterday In order that thg fans might see what they looked Ilk and at the same time see how Tomm-y looked encased in them. Tommy says he has devoted de-voted his winter vacation to a strenuous campaign of basketball and an equally strenuous campaign of hunting, and is feeling like a top in revolution.