The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-22
HOLSTERS GET
FINE DRUBBiNG
Awful Defeat for Father eimIin's
Pets.
ELEGANT SCORE OF IS TO 0
BIG CHIEF BoRcHERs KNOCKED
OUT OF THE BOX.
ELEGANT SCORE OF IS TO 0

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THE most awful drubbing b4n team
has received in this mans town Tor
many a day was administered to the
HOLSTERS yesterday Afternoon The
aveuging Angels secured 2 sort of a
hair Nelson on the prizes of Ogden
and literally covered the ball park with
the remains of the one-ti,ne invincibles.
The Ogden rooters tore their hair,
Weeped and walled, but it was of no
use. Or. Webster's crowd of white
winged beauties not only got the en-
cry d., but jumped on them as they
lay prVssi te, thc victims OF too much
confidence. Wnen she history of the
Ogden bail club is passed down to pos
teFfty there will be one page draped
IN tie deepest black. and that viii be
the account OF yesterdays RaulS- A
score of 10 to o. II WAS terrible. To
think that a team which has so many
times stepped proudly on tho same
field of BATH. their faces wreatheo in
.-.1iles and bearing the naughty air of
conquerors. shoGld be compelled to 20
to their native heatn and tell the in
ha5itunts there what happened.
But Father Gimlin viii have no eX-
cuscs 10 offer The Ereatess Roman OF
them all did nObly. Out If four times
al the bat Gimlin made iol.r hits and
came within an ace OF scoring 1t was
in the eighth. Father Gimlin was on
second with two men out Nagle made
a lOnE hit over in Paw kimmerers
pasture and Gin startel for home.
He should have made it. but a long
throw by Kimmerer nipped him at The
domestic platter. 1t was toe Dad to see
the old man put out. but it had to be
done in order TO make that line of
goose eggs good
AT only one other point in the game
did the HOLSTERS come anywhere near
scoring. and this was in the seventh.
Hansford reached first on hit Clark
on Bradley's muff and Borchers
w-.lked. Casey. the mighty Casey. was
TIE next man up, and how the Ogden
portion of III. crowd yelled. The sus-
psnse was terrible. Three men on bases
and Casey's turn at the bat. The pride
% Ogden stepped proudly forward and
made a wicked swipe met the bali
about half way and popped a little fly
40 McNichois. Biz Bill Hoffer yelled
out and the side retired.
Probably the saddest man amongst
the Lobster ci'ows was she, Big Chief
ne with the strong arm and puzzliug
curves. Borchers was simply fnassa-
cred. The entire white winged aggre-
cation VT on him in the seventh with
VIM amt determination that for once
took thu lie clean oIt OF the big CHIEF
They himmered him an over the park
and did not quit untfl six big Italics
had been marked up against him. Talk
about fireworks-the arrc:a boreaiis
ana Fdyne 1oney Island exhibition
was nothing compared to what the mil
lionaires did to Borchers.
Giinlih hunced up Icy HansfCsd and
do much better. and the first three men
let him finish the game. Icy did not
UP greeted his efforts with a three
Dagger and two singles.
''Pcp'' Eyler has won a home right
here i'm salt Lake for himself. a shut
out on his first appearance IN a White
Wings uniform is a record to be proud
OF. Eylers fielding was just as good as
his pitching. having four chances and
making good on all Of them. Tn. other
new face on TIE local team, McRaIe
did not have much Of an opportunity
t. show what he is made of having
onl- one chance in the game. which he
made good Captain Webster was
there with his big hit yesterday and
Knocked a ball somewhere over in the
salt Palace grounds. II scored Nc
Nichols and gave the captain a home
run. As Webster came to the bat he
tried to bunt the ball and failed twice
Just then someone shouted knock IL
over the fence and Webster accomnao-
dated him in the manner above stated
Billy McCausland also tried a bunt to
advance Bradley. He sent the hail
rolling down toward first base and then
beat IL out.
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