The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-06
INDIANS ARE BEATEN
Hickeyites Take Them Into
Camp BY Score Of 6-5.
GAME WAS INTERESTING
RIsLEY WAS A BIG PROPORTION
OF PERFORMANCE.
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GAME WAS INTERESTING
Standing of the Clubs.
New SEASON.

And il came to pass that in the eighth
month. on the fifth day of the month.
,be Trappites and the Hickeyites met
,, fine plain Of Walker For d time the
lgrrlc did rage with a mighty fury.
Victory seemed to perch upon the one
hand and then upon the other. But
INTO the Hickeyites was raised up
mighty young man, one Risley Of the
tribe Of Hustlerites. So it coneth
about that Risley girdeth up his bloom
crs and maketh a double play. yea.
even a double unassisted, which endeth
the agony Score: Rio Grande West
ern. 6. Pocatello, ;.
Thus briefly is set forth the story of
the first game in the new series of the
I-tah-IddhO league that has been
played in these parts. The contest was
fun of errors full Of kicks, but it was
Iaayened with gilt-edged work and was
interesting withal. In the eighth it
looked as if the contest would be dis
continued. IT happened this way:
Story of the Row.
With Datesman On second, Kuran
bounced a grOunder to Gamble. II was
am easy chance and Gamble would
doubtless have handled the ball clean
lv if Datesman hadn't run in front of
him. The rules specifically provide
that where the fielder is standing on
The base line the runner must go be-
hind him. Consequently. Griffin called
Datesman out. Captain Kleiher, Man
ager Frapp and other POcatello players
protested long and earnestly. Finally
D no
play 10 the grand stand. 1t was fifteen
minutes before play was resumed.
Rsley was a large proportion of the
matinee. In the seventh he made a
great eft-handed catch of a wild throw
from Gamble and fielded his man out
al first. Then he committed grand
larceny ian the bag line. Four pilfered
bases ale recorded to his credit in the
summary Last of all he made an I'M
assisted double play that was full of
ginger. The visitors needed only one
run 90 tie. Eubanks was safe on Fer
rims error, but was forced at second
iy kIaiher. Then Bill Haynes hit a
liner dow. To Risley. The captain gath
cred it in lovingly and beat Kleiber
back To- the bag.
Harmon Pitched Well.
The pitching of Harmon was as good
en- exhibition as has been seen here
This season. The tough kid sawed
twelve of Hickey's men, the only one
Who escaped ignominy being Fender
graiJ Every other man was famed at
least once. In one inning. the eighth.
Harmon did business with three Of the
Rios I'm each Of four innings he sawed
-" All that kept Harmon from win
nnS his game was that the errors be
mnd him were more costly than the
Mistakes of Pendergraft's cola borers
THE matinee opened with the visitors
al bat. EEbankS connected for sin
3. go right hut kIeiber forced him at
second. Haynes and Seldom lifted high
r1es 'o right garden and bennett got
l1.8- them. The Rios got one in their
f.' 900 ticket to HopQy. and an error
G. 'h- initial
h1ran and st. John hit -afely for the
Indians I'M the second. hut no TALES
"sl.'et sharp fielding being in order
iE i1, locals With two hands gone
DID, The Rios half, Seldom missed Ben
lrus groundeT but the error was
harmless for Penderg-aft forced Ben
nett AT second.
Home Boys Get Three.