The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-28

Interesting one and quite evenly pldJ Cu
until the seventh inning, when tee
First infantry team suddenly massed
their forces and began to advance by
~ she's. This onslaught seemed to COM
pietely paralyze their opponents, ana
when the rushes were over the GUARDS
men had thirteen runs to their credit.
THE LINEUP
National Guard-Gray, pitch; Darke,
catch; Griffith, first base; Afford, sec
ond base: Hubert, short stop; Carter,
third baee; Reid, right field; Emery,
center field; Winters, left field.
Empire-Troy-Jone pitch; n Mar
gets catch; Anderson, second base;
FackelmaR, second base; Rawlins,
short stop; 3. Marget1s, third base;
Watson. right field; Hill, center field;
Ward, left held.
Umpire-Southey.
SCORE.
12s45S 7Ss
National Guard. ..S l 1S 2-31
Empire-Troy .......1 2 o 8 o Id
Both teams reached the battle-ground
over the Salt Lake City street car line
at 10 q. m but it was 1910 before Pri-
vate Southey, 1.-The peerless umpire, y
was selected and the game started.
The soldier team was the first TO hold
down the bases, and Darke was the
first man UP, and he struck out in
short order. Gray sent a twelve
FOUNDER to center field and reached
third base on good slide. Griffith
sent a liner TO left for two bases. AL
lord famed the ball and Gray crossed
the plate on an error. Griffith scored
on Affords two-base hit and Carter
came up and went out on first. HUI
bert squared himself and sent a
H. ont
into left field and reached second as
Afford crossed the plate. Hubert, too
courageous, went out trying to slide
TO thiru base The side retired with
three runs.
The Empire-Troys took the bat and
Margetts pounded a beauty to left field
for three bags. Jones was next and
sCruck out Anderson took the bat
and went to first. and Margetts went
out trying tc run home. Hill sent a
fly to right field and Anderson tore up
the earth getting TO third base and
then crossed the plate on passed ball
when Ward took the bat. Hill sue
ceeded in stealing third base when Car
ter muffed the ball Ward famed out
and the sioS retired with one run.
Second Inning-WinterS lost no time
in knocking a swift grounder by third
base and reached third on a wild throw
by Margetts Winters rushed home at
the first chance, and Emery was put
out or first by the pitchers throw
Reid went TO first, being hit by the
ball. Darke came up and sent a hot
grounder to second base and Reid went
to third. Gray knocked out to center
field and went out on a good throw by
Hill. Darlze was put out near second
and the side retired with one run.
Fackelman took the bat and sent q
grounder to third base for a bag. Mar
gets struck out Fackelman reached
second in good time and then crossed
the plate when Watson sent a liner
to center field for one base. Rawlins
swung the bat and struck out, but not
until Watson got to third base on a
desperate slide. He soon after reached
home on a passed ball. Margetts
knocked a groundar into the third
haseman's hands and was put out on
first. The side retired with two runs.
Third Inning-Griffith was the first
man at the bat and he fired a heavy
grounder that skinned out to left
field, and got to first base. Afford
came TO bat and Griffith stole third
base without much trouble Afford
popped a fly to second base and was
caught out, and Griffith went home on
a wild throw. Carter knocked a liner
into the hands of Pitcher Jones. HUI
bert was next and he popped high
base on the pitchers muff. Winters
sent a grounder to second base and
went out OF first. The side scored one
run.
Jones' he of the bloodLred uniform,
took the bat and struck out. Ander-
son, he of the sky-blue trunks, was
next and struck out HILL he of the
went out on first. This looked very
much like a whitewash, and the side
retired.
Fourth Innipg-Emery took the club
and hit a twenty-two-pound to the
short stop. who made a wild throw to
first base, and went home on a good
sprint. Reid knocked one for base
and Darke struck out. Gray was next
and sent a skinner to third base and
reached third on very wild throw to
first. Reid scoring. Gray scored on
Grifith's liner to left When Afford
got the bat Griffith went to third on
passed ball. Afford then sent beau
tiful grounder 10 center field for two
bags and Griffith went home Carter
and Hubert went out on first. The
side retired from the diamond with
four runs.
Ward came 10 bat and sent a fly TO
center for one base. Jackelman knock
ed for g. base and Ward scored. Mar
getts drove a long fly TO center field.
and succeeded in reaching third on a
desperate run. Jackelman scoring.
When Watson took the bat there was
a good deal OF noise which became
deafening when NJ argetts scored on an
error. Watson got his base on balls.
Rawlins went out on Emery's catch in
center field. Margetts II got to first on
balls and Watson scored on errors
When Jones took the bat short stop
Hubert made running catch to
Darke's wild throw and kept Margetts
on second base. Jones famed three
times and reached first on nufT.
Margetts going to third. Anderson
took the willow and went TO first and
Margetts scored Oh an error, Jones
reaching third and scoring when Hill
knocked a grounder TO right field for
two bases, the ball whizzing by Ander-
sons ear as he ran to second. When
Ward took the bat Anderson scored on
a passed ball. Hill going 10 Second and
third on errors. Ward knocked a
grounder to third base ans IIil was
put out near the plate after hard
tussle with Darke and Carter When
Fackleman popped . fiy - center field
for q. base Ward got 20 third ard then
crossed the plate on wild throw by
the pitcher. Margetts went our on a
srounder to centre. TIE si7e retired
with eight runs, the Empire-Trcy team
being ahead for the first time, the score
standing II to 9.
Fifth Inning-Ward was in the box
when Winters took the bat and sent a
high fly over third base which Jones
caught. Emery drove a grounder into
Jones' hands and reached third base on
Jones wild throw TO first Reid sent
a hot SKINNER TO center field ard
Emery scored. Reid went to third and
then over the plate on Darke's fine hit