The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03
DENYERS LAID OUT.
Beaten 10y Salt Lake to the Tune
of Six 10 One.
SOME GOOD BALL ALL AROUND.
Lloyd's Error Saved the Visitors or They Would
Have Made Zero-Full Details
of a Close Game.
SOME GOOD BALL ALL AROUND

The Denvers entered the diamond beau
tiful and strong yesterday, but before
night they had bit the dust before the in
domitable Salt Lakers.
But for one fatally unfortunate innings, |
when Lloyd went to pieces, the score would
have stood six to nothing in favor of the
home team. AS it was, the curtain rang
down with only one run to tie credit OF the
visitors
No one should infer from this that the
Depverites do not play good ball. Their
fielding, when one thinks Of the way their
pitcher was pounded, was something beau
tiful, and we believe that if Tony Barker
lays off today, the story will be vastly
di fferent one to- morrow.
Here are the details of the game, re-
marlsably close one, right up to the hnlsh:
THE GAME.
The first innings was good but bloodless
one. Everett, Boren and Brady went out
in one two, three order, the first on
strikes, the next two on small hits to first,
The Salt Lakes opened out with lunge
that struck dismay into their opponents.
Platts took first on being hit by the first ball
delivered, actually went all the way round on
wild throws. Griffiths made his customary
home run. Lucas, Mcmahon and Larson
al Ol6G dJ lTSO.
SECOND INNINGS.
Every man of the Denvers famed the
air, and every one fell prey to Barker
curves and heavy delivery.
Lloyd made an immense hit, but pushed
too far and no coacher being evident, he
died at third. Griffin went out on strikes.
Barker was hit by the pitcherand took his
base, Goiding flew out to short.
ruIpD rS<rNcs
Two men again fell before Barker's
prowess and the third died on ground hi
TO Lucas.
/ Platts died short to first Griffiths
'~dittoed pitcher to. first. Lucas dittoed shor
TO first, but everybody kit the pitcher, an(
the crowd saw which way the wind blew
from that fact.
FOURTH INNINGS.
Everett got to his base on balls. Borel
died at first but pushed Everett to second
Brady flew out to Golding. Little strucl
cut and Everett was held 81 second.
Mcmahon led out with a hot hit I
short-who played it admirably, and got
to first in time TO shut him off. Lloy
made first on shortstop's tumble an
pushed to third on errors. Larsen struc
out and Griffin flew out to left, leayln
Lloyd on third.
FIFTH INNINGS.
Kayanagh took the bat and fell open I
Barker. Scott got clear down to secon
on Lloyds allowing the ball to pass on th
third strike. Hegell went out at frs
pushing Scott to third, and amid mingle
ieers and cheers Scott came in on Lloyd
again passing the ball. Bell struck out.
Tony Barker took first on base hi
Golding struck to second and force
Barker out and was himself caught by
In,,lal ,a1ox IF caanpd n first platfS mao
first on base hit, but Griffiths died o
third too short and left him him on secont
EsIxTH INNINGS.
The Higgins now began to smell Muggir
and worked like Trojans Taylor struC
out but he had rather a rank strike Gale
on him. Everett also famed the a
thrice; Boren flew out to Mcmahon ar
the side went out without having pusht
the score beyond the one.
Lucas hit the ball to first and died Their
Mcmahon took first on safe hit, and WEI
first on base hit. Lloyd made another
and got Larsen to second, and both move
another notch nearer home on pass ball /
catcher, but Griffin, ever uncertain at q
bat. famed the air three times, but got
first on catcher's tumble. Larsen g
caught between home and third by Llos
pushing to third, and the fair promise
two runs was not fulfilled
SEVENTH INNINGS.
Brady went out at first; Little ma
second on a hot hit which Kelly Goldi
ought to have taken in but didn't Kava
agh went out on a long fly to Grifti
Scott struck out and that score stood
one
The case now looked desperate and
change of physicians was recommends
Boren retiring and Caplinger going into t
box and getting some applause for sol
good down shoots. Barker hit him, no
ever but few out to short.
!. Golding took his base on balls. Pla
4 took first on hot hit, and both got ba
further by pitchers wild throw TO secon
Both then came in on Grifith's two bage
and the whole Eighth ward was rent WI
the wells that went up, Now Lucas tor
third as three Dagger and Griffiths came
then Lucas came in on a pass bali N
Mahon died at first. Larson made first a
SO did Lloyd, but Griffin hit the ball fore
Iloyd at second. The change of docto
was fatal. and how Boren did grin.
EIGHTH INNINGS.
Hegel went out on long fly to cen
which Griffin fielded in fine shape. Il
struck out and Taylor-a bunch of nerve
went out at first.
Barker, Golding and Platts were caug