Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-26
LOBSTERS WON
A LIVELY GAME
But They Had a Close Call in the
Ninth Inning
'PoP" EYLER WAS WILD.
Home Team shut Out Until the Ninth,
When -Four Runs Came In-.
Evans Good Work.
srANpINa on THE cLUBs.

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The Holsters from Weber county dem
oustrated at the ball park yesterday
afternoon that they are stIll among the
living and have retained faint re-
membrance Of how to play base ball.
Even catcher Hansen woke up long
enough TO make his presence felt and
at times played real snappy game,
Big Billy Hoffer was there again with
the eagle eye and the indicator and gave
satisfaction to the crowd II not the
players. Roy Evans assayed the pitch
ers part and had the locals at his mer-
cy up TO the last inning, although the
team gave a splendid exhibition Of the
popular game and finally won It by
score of five to four. Only five hits
were secured of Evans until the ninth,
when the locals started off a bunch of
fireworks that sent the wild eyed fano-
maniacs in the bleachers, wild with ex-
element. Until then only one man got
beyond second base. In the fourth Nc
Causland knocked one over Lefty Och
Nagles' head, and had 1t gone q foot
higher would have been good for a step
In at the domestic platter Billy Mac
took three bases but was compelled to
give up the ghost there because y.
Bright Hickey thied to fan the air
out Of the park and Williams sent
a fly out to left, which Nagle took care
OF after a long run. That retired the
side, and from then on TO the ninth
the men went down in one, two. three
order. The first man up for the locals
in the ninth was McHale, and he
promptly fell onto a shoot that entitled
him TO place on second base Kid
Weaver muttered: It's time something
was doing" and arranged for a nice
single, followed by one contributed by
Bradley McHale and Weaver scored,
but Bradley went out at second on Nc
Causlands hit Hickey went out on
grounder to Clark and McCausland
brought In the third run. Williams
waited patiently and was given q pass
to first IL was then McNichols' turn
one Harry Newmeyer called Uncle
Zeke." undertook to bat for him. Every
AllliAN hNHtHA'N WI anu iN iuilt
to the scratch with the esprit OF an old
guard chiseling desolation into the
Dutch. He didn't exactly make a hit,
but II was Just as good for Casey un-
dertook to catch II and although ne
succeeded In putting stop TO the
sphere, he fell backward and the ball
slipped from his hand. Williams scored
on the play.
Webster was not equal TO the task de-
volving upon him and the best he could
do was a slow one to Plack, who shot
il to Clark IN time 20 end the hattie.
Pop Eyler had an OFF day and at
times was bit Wild. The HOLSTERS got
a run in the third on single by Evans
a long fly by Casey and a wild pitch.
Hansen scored In the sixth on his two
cushioner and an error of McNichols.
Father Gimlin brought In the third In
the eighth. by his slashlng three bag
ger and Hausen's single. The other
two came In the ninth McGregor hit
one out to Hickey who played left field
and y, Bright let II slip through his
fingers. "Hoot Mon" and Schnabe
scored on a Wild pitch and errors by
Hickey and Williams. The same teams
play this afternoon, when II viii be
Newmeyer VS. Borchers. Following is
the detailed score OF yesterdays con-
test: