The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-27


7 The following is the lineup of the
teams:
Butte. Snort Line.
McDonough Third .. Hughey
Perham ............ First ............ Taylor
Jones Short ............. Miller
Conroy ............. Left .......... Barnes
Donahue Second ..... .McFarlane
Gleason ..... Centerfield 49,. ,Margetts
Mcbride $500. Catcher ..Knickerbocker
NJ McDonough. Pitcher 49,: .kldder
The first inning opened with the Butte
team at the bat ard Lloyd took his place
at the plate. He succeeded in knocking
ball into the diamond which was quick
" thrown to first and ne went out. NC
Donough followed with better success and
sent a two base hit out into centerfeld
and Perham was put out on nrst: GIea-
son struck a short ball into the diamond
and had TO slide to first and soon after
stole second Soon after McDonough
scored and also Gleason and Donahue.
The Oregon Short Line boys came to
the bat and Miller promptly struck out,
three strikes and Knickerbocker went TO
first on balls. Taylor reached first and
Hughey went out, though McFarlane
scored and soon after was followed by
Knickerbocker. The score was then to
2 in favor of the Butte boys and it looked
as if the visiting team would carry OFF the
honors. But things changed Immediately
and from the second inning throughout
the game il was plain that the salt
Lakers had the game.
In the second inning the Butte team
scored one run and the Short Line scored
three, placing them in the lead and
throughout the remainder of the contest
they kept ahead.
In the third Perham famed out, and
Gleason struck to second base and was
thrown out. Donahue hit to the pitcher
and through an error got to first, but
this did him no good, for Mcbride struck
out. Then came the hardest hitting in
the game The Salt Lake boys took the
bat and ball after ball few out into the
field. Tavlor knocked a fly for two
and Hughey came in. Burns made
clean base hit, scoring Barnes. and Kidder
sent the oval spinning into centre for a
base hit and bringing in Burns. Miller hit
to second and Kidder, who was on that
base. was put out. Margetts scored and
McFarlane went out on first, leaving the
score 9 to 4.
In the fourth both halves were short.
Conroy, of the Buttes, reached first but
Jones was caught out on that base while
n. McDonough and Lloyd struck out The
first ball pitched TO Kntckerbocker of the
Short Line in this inning, was struck by
him and he was promptly thrown out at
first. Taylor hit the first ball pitched to
him and also went out on first while
remarkable, as only three balls were
pitched and each man was put out on the
first ball.
and the Short Line boys made a pretty
double play. Perham was on third when
Donahue took the bat. Donahue hit a
swift liner to Kidder in the box and was
promptly thrown out at first. Perham
tried to get home and Taylor threw to
Knickerbocker at the plate and put him
out. The home team scored two runs
in their half of the fifth.
The Butte boys scored four runs in the
sixth and held the Short Line down to
one The Butte boys got even with the
home team here by making a neat
III Il I
not differ materially from the previous
innings. Each one showed an increase
in the runs of the Salt Lakers while the
Butte boys scored less often. The field
ing of the Butte team was poor, a num-
Der OF easy flies being muffed. The bat
terry did pretty good work on the Short
Line team. but the Butte pitcher was
easily hit. though he made a number of
strike outs.