Salt Lake Collegiate Institute Baseball Team

A group photograph of a young mens' baseball team portrays ten young men sitting in two rows. The players are sitting on steps in front of a building with five boys in each of the rows. They are dressed in dark baseball uniforms with short sleeves, collars, and laces down the fronts of the shirts. Most of the boys appear to be wearing a long sleeved light colored shirt underneath the dark top. Also, the boys are wearing knee-high socks (some striped and some dark) up to the bottom of their dark knickers. Most of them are holding baseball mitts and everyone is looking directly at the camera. The man in the middle of the front row is dressed in a dark suit and tie rather than a uniform and it's apparent that he may be the coach of the team. This man is also the only person in the photograph wearing eyeglasses. Behind the young men the cement steps lead to a mid-tone brick building with very dark double doors (only the bottom half of which are visible).The photograph is in good condition and is mounted onto black backing that is visible about a quarter of an inch around the entire photograph. The only mark on the front of the photograph is the name Clarence H. and it is barely visible. The name is handwritten in ink over the boy's left arm who is sitting in the front row on the far right of the photograph. On the back of the hard mounting the number twenty is handwritten in pencil. There is no further information about the team written on or included with the photograph