The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-19
L0BSTERS Won OUT
Defeated Bio GrandeS In Close,
Clean Game.
THE SCORE WAS 3 TO )
OGDEN INDICATED BEFORE
WALKER MANAGEMENT.
THE SCORE WAS 3 TO
Standing of the Clubs.
New SEASON.

SILT Lake baseball was snatched from
the Jaws of death yesterday afternoon by
GumIiu's HOLSTERS and the Hickey crowd.
They played a game which in cleanliness
and effort has never been excelled on
Walkers field And the visitors won out
b.. "a score of s to 8, when at the end of
III. seventh inning ii was anyDodys game
with five h2rd-earned runs chronicled on
each side.
Good fielding by ogden rather than
errors on the part or the locals was
RESPONSIBLE for the latters defeat, and
whole lot of the good fielding centered
right on the rubber, where COchrane, the
new lad from Great Falls, held sway.
Cochrane Is the boy Father Gimlin has
been looking Tor for long time. His
work OF yesterday was splendid and
needless TO say won for him a place in
the hearts OF the local fans, who know
baseball when they see it. COchrAEe
struck out i've batsmen and led his team
DID blttin-. Two OF the eight runs We're
has. two of the eleven hits were his and
none of the errors We're his. Father is
TO De- congratulated on COchrane's acquisi-
uou.
Father Gimlin Played Well.
Father himself is not to be forgotten.
Doubtless he thought of that big SO they
fined him, Tor nothing but revenge could
Dagger the first time he picked up the
bat. Gimln nailed everything too that
came out in centre and all through those
nine innings he didn't open his mouth, to
the delight OF the crowd.
Pendergraft pitched well for the Rios
and his support was good, though Il
seemed to be an off day for Hoppe, the
popular little man in the tall grass. lie
made two rather costly errors IN the last
inning. one OF them a wild throw, which
allowed Biuth and Henry to score. But
when the flies came out mis- way, HoDDie
was right under them as usual
Score, to 3 in Eighth
In the beginning OF the eighth, when the
score was TO D, the KeeneSt interest was
taken and great excitement prevailed
-ParlOr-matCh' Casey started the fire
works tor ogden and was caught at first.
Clark sent one out to Hopkins and II
looked like another Shut-Out when Giml;n
rolled one into Ferrin's hands at second.
hut Ferrin was playing wild and ne
threw il of 10 one side ten feet in trying
To toss IL to Shannon at hrSt: Gin went
ON TO second and got to third on Flake
Int. scoring the run that put Ogden ahead
ON srounder to third by McGregOr. And
this AT time when the running OF every
base counted for so much.
Quick Work of HOLSTERS.
Eoylan. for the Rios, struck out, and a
Il. 10 left by Shannon and another to
Father Gimlin by RiSley retired the side.
The last inning came on and Bluth
and Henry got around the diamond,
each making hit, and BluTh
scoring on Hoppe fatal error, Whlle
Henry came in on Hoppe second error
the next moment Hanstord then struck
out and Cochrane was nailed at second by
FerTu. unassiSted.
All this put the HOLSTERS three runs u
the good, and the Hickey push started in
with a will to regain those three. Ben
nett nearly tore the cover of the ball.
but il went straight up in the air and lit
I'm the cdtchers hands. Ferrin lined one
out I'M left field, but McGregOr was 4
little slow, or the ball didn't come down
soon enough, so Ferrin got to first.
The Final Play.
Then Pendergraft seized the club, spit
ON his hands and sent one like a streak
of creased lightning through the diamond
go Flake. Plake tossed it over to his old
friend casey and all Casey had to do was
uut his foot on the base and whirl 1t
into Bluths big nit, getting both men,
as they have done Il hundred times be
fore There were three double plays, but
this WAS the prettiest and the only one