The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Especial to The HeraldN

1t all its own way with the Pocatello /
aggregation today. The score was 10 /
to g. the former nine having half an
inning to spare. The slugSers of the |
Junction City batted Harmon out of the /
box and Lillis, who was put in Jared /
little better. At first the tremendous
speed of HarmOn's arm baffied the bat /
ters, but they soon got onto his de /
livery and made a great record for two |
and three baggers.
Fourteen hits were made of HansfOrd /
but they counted for little. Clark did /
some star fielding, ana if his namesake /
of Montana can slide half as we'll the 1
latter will be signed as a member of +
the senatorial aggregation.
The disastrous innings for the Wis /
itors were the second, third and sew
enth, when the Ogdens made, respect !
lively, five, seven aud three runs. In /
only one inning, the ninth, were the /
visitors able to score moro than once. |
Ferrin was substituted for Dyer be-
cause of the latter's injured finger.
At the opening Rand famed, Gamble !
went out on a fly to Bluth. Haynes /
walked. Datesman hit to Flake, who /
passed it to Dyer. retiring Haynes.
Dyer hit to Haynes and was retired I.
at first. Clark hit in the air and the /
sphere settled into the hands OF Rand I
who managed to drop it. Foul and /
out was Gimlin's record. Clark stole /
second while Greenwich was uD, and /
was there when the latter struck out. |
Thus ended the first inning.
Cupid Fans the Breeze
Kleiber passed Hansford and struck .
three times before hurting his bat to 4
the earth. Dwyer nit safe one to left /
and Eubanks dittOed to right. KUr9-. j
hit between McGregOr and Flake. Nc /
made a sensational running catch and /
threw wild to first, with Dwyer chasing /
toward home. The Foxes were also /
ratified, not having counted on Mes (
catch. HansfOrd got the ball and put /
out Dwyer ending a critical situation
McGregOr hit for three bases, Bluth .
went out on foul fly. Henry made a .
single letting in MCGregOr, and Hans
ford walked. Dyer hit for two bases,
letting in Henry, Clark following with /
a three Dagger, letting in HansfOrd and {
Dyer. Clark came in on Gimlin's sin
gle. GreenweH went out on a fly TO /
center.
The third was opened by Harmon, |
who went out at first. Rand walked, !
followed by Gamble. Haynes hit a /
liner to Dyer, who passed it to Flake, /
putting out Rand.
PIake was hit twice. but Hestmack 1
refused to give him the base Flake
swatted the sphere past the umpire,s
shins, ambled to first and stole second, +
getting third on a passed ball Ne
GregOr got a present of first and stole .
second. Bluth hit a double, letting in
two runs. Henry hit a double and by
oil eli ST TO
ford went out on a fly to third. Dyer
hit a fly to center, where it was
muffed Henry scored. Then came
Clark with a performance similar to
Henry's. Dyer. scored. Gimlin sent a
fly to center. who held it, but Clark
scored while it was being helded.
Greenwell hit a safe and stole second.
Flake hit a single and Greenwich
scored. Plake went out at second on
an attempt to steal.
Still They Go.
Datesman hit fly to McGregor.
Kleiber made a safe hit, but was con-
victed at second of larceny. Dyer and
Eubanks hit one. KuTan and Dyer
came in on a passed ball kuran
walked. Lilis came up in Harmon
place, hit to Dyer, who retired Kuran
at second.
McGregOr went ont on a foul fly and
Bluth on a high one to center. Henry
hit to third. who threw il away, and
Henry ambled arOupA to home. Hans
ford struck out.
Rand opened the trouble in the fifth
with a grOunder to Clark, who put it
to GreenWen instantel. Gamble waved
his willow thrice and flung it earth
ward. Haynes hit safe, Datesman hit
to Dyer, whose game finger let Haynes
To third and Datesman to second. Klei-
Der hit to right. letting in Haynes, but
Datesman went out at the plate.
Ferrin replaced layer, walked to No.
/ and stole second. Clark was thrown
out at first. Girllin hit three-b Dagger.
but failed to touch second and was
called out. Ferrin scored and Green
well was thrown out at first.
The sixth opened with a hit by
DwyeT, who failed at second after Eu-
bank hit. Kuran flew out to third. Lii
lis flew to Flake, who missed it. Rand
sent one into HansfOrd's hands. Flake
hat a present of first and went on TO
second on passed ball MeGregOr went
out at first, Plake advancing one.
Bluth hit one past short stop. Henry
hit a double, letting in Plake. Bluth
went out at home. HansfOrd got
around to third, but died there on Fer
rims out at first.
It Gets Critical.
Gamble got a two-base hit. Haynes
and Datesman walked and the bases
were full. Kleiber hit Plake. who
started p double via Ferrin to Green
well. and Gamble scored. Dryer sent
q fiy 20 BluJh.
Clark sent one over to center for
three bases. GimIin hit safe to first,
letting in Clark. and then stole second
Flake went out at first and Greenwich
went on to third. McGregOr stretched
IA twO-bagger into a three-base hit
Bluth hit safe letting in Nc. Henry
sent a high one to right, where it was
held, and the eighth began
Eubanks fOuled out to Henry. Ku-
ran made a single and Lilis flew out
to Gimlin. Rand got a present CT first.
Gamble sent a double over second, let
ting Kuran home and Rand to third.
HAYNES sent a hot one to Plake, who
fielded il properly. Hansford struck
out and Ferrin sire ched one for three
bases Clark made a pretty single, but
was retired on Gimlin sending one TO
second. Greenwich few to left field.
Datesman hit il just in front Of the
plate and got first. Kleiber made a hit.
DWyer hit TO Ferriu and Datesman
went out at second Kurnn hff md