The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-21

caught RAND Just before he made con-
nections. Datesman then put one
down to Risley, who intercepted Gam
BILE on bis way TO third, and Kleiher
put himself on record as the third man
out by flying to Martin.
Hopkins dallied with the sphere for a
few times, and then gave Bill Haynes
high sky scraDer, which Bill got
without moving q muscle Martin
walked. and then stole second. But he
got no further Meinicke flied out to
Rand. and Risley went out much after
the same style, giving Rand an easy
grOu1der.
Pendergraft again began an inning
by letting the first man walk, Dwyer
being the lucky man who got the trans
pOrtatiCn. Harmon singled and Kuran
struck. Eubanks knocked one down to
Meinicke, and the latter proceeded to
make the only double play of the day.
De put Harmon cut on his way to Sec
Ond and passed the hOrsehide over to
Shannon in time to cut Eubanks off.
That retired the side, and the fans be-
gan to tell each other what a good
game it looked like it was going 10 be.
The First Runs.
Burns leisurely stroIed TO first as a
result Of a belt in the solar plexus.
Shannon hit safe, and Scare pushed one
down to Rand that PUT Shannon out of
the game. Donovan singled, and while
the PokieS were playing catch with the
ball and generally wondering where
they were at. Burns came in, and Scare
rounded the corner at third and like
wise rolled IN at the plate. But it SO
happened that in his mad rush for. a
score he forgot to allow his spiked bro
gans 10 come in contact with the bag
on third, and he was declared out. Pen
dergdft began his heavy smuggling By
hitting safe and bringing Donovan in.
Hopkins then went out to Rand, and
the side was out.
The third was a blank for both mines,
and so likewise was the fourth in the
half that The Pokies handled the willow.
The Rios. in their half of the fourth,
proceeded tC mix things again. Scare
went down on a safe boy once and
Donovan pushed a watermelon out to
Kleiber. which the man who looks like
Mulvey failed to finger properly. Pen
dergraft scored Scare and Donovan
with another of those clean hits, and
then stole second himself with an air
Of sang fTOid. Hopkins found Eubanks
for Q single that brought IN Fender
graft, and there the runs stopped for
the time being. Hopkins went out in
trying to steal second, Martin flied to
Datesman and Meinicke sawed.
Pokies Come In.
The blanks on both sides continued
during the fifth. and in the sixth the
Pokies scored their first run while the
fans Cheered. The run was made by
Datesman, who was brought in by
hit by Harmon. The Rios brought in
three in their half Of the inning, Scare,
PendeTgraft and Hopkins being the
lucky men.
The first of the seventh held nothing
but promises Cor the Pokies, and the
last of the same inning resulted SINH
larly for the Rios.
In the eighth both mines got in some
good work in the way of base running
and scoring. Datesulan went up for the
Pokies and singled. Kleiber did like
wise, and Dwyer gave Donovan one
which the alleged native of France
failed to negotiate. The bases were
full and Harmon put one down to Ris-
ley, who retired KIeiber. Kuran famed
the breeze, and it looked pretty much
as though the Idahoans would not
score after all. Eubanks gave Risley
one that was a little too swift, and
Datesman embraced the opportunity
and the home plate. Rand then hit
safe, bringing in Dwyer and Harmon,
and Gamble had the side out by
grounder to Martin.
Donovan came 10 for the Rios and
flied out to Gamble. Pendergraft got
to the initial on Dryers error, and
Hopkins and Martin singled. There was
some more fumbling of the ball, and
Pendergraft made the devils steal and
came in home. Then Meinicke singled
sufficiently to bring in Hopkins and
Martin. and later went out himself on
the way TO second Risley flied to
Datesman, and 4 was all off, POca-
tello's half of the nine being a one.
two, three affair.