The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-21
WHITE WINGS DEFEAT
GIHLIN'S LOBSTERS
Meredith'S Pitching Brings Vie
tory to Salt Lake.
C0PE'S EXCELLENT WORK
TIDE HAS TURNED FOR THE 10
CAL TEAM
COPE'S EXCELLENT WORK
Standing of the Clubs.

Standing Of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. Cent
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The 1000 baseball enthusiasts who
braved the torrid weather and jour
neyed down to the ball park yesterday
afternoon were rewarded for their ex-
ertlOn by Witnessing one of the raciest
exhibitions of the national game that
has fallen to the lot of any ordinary
mortal. and, TO cap the proceedings,
they had also the pleasure Of witness
ing a feat that has happened but once
IN a Ifetime-that is, the present
leagues Hfetime-Of seeing the nine
gaily attired Lobsterinos from ogden
Bile the dust IN his chunks at the salt
Lake grounds.
Yesterdays miracle is something the
fans have prayed Tor So hard that
they've got black in the face, but after
Sa't Lakes triumph their complexions
viii look as iI they had been run over
10y WhlteW ash brush.
one Elmer Nerd5th, late Of Denver,
circulated around tire rubber slab for
the Recovered Angels. and after the
two opening rounds. shone with intense
briiliaucy. only four singles breaking
p s.
and these were so scattered that il
would take an &-ray 10 find them
Those gentle sJuJh-paW zepnYrS Of his
were like a maze 10 the Ogden heavy
h.tser5. Tt was the short end OF the
batting list that iounced him. all of
them right-hand hitteTs. Hausen's
batting average has shrunken like a B.
cent cake of ice in the hot sun since
ne met uD with Meredith. while Casey.
Nagle and Ci5~k might just as wei be
under the bench FOR all the trouble they
make with our favOrite's shoots.
able game and 1elded his position to
perfection
Pendergraft, late of the Park City
team. opposed him. and gave fine eX-
j ibitiOn of twiriing. "PendY' can surely
THtch when he has any kind of team
behind him, and his support gave him
none the best of IT yesterday
One of tine most noticeable features
of the contest was the amount of work
done by the two shOrtstops. Tommy
Cope made his first appearance in a
league game. and accepted ten chances
without an error. He Is a bit slow in
getting the ball away at short, and
would 10 better at second. Tom had
the eagle eye, walking twice and get
ting one hit.
Billy McCausland caught an excellent
game, saving several Wild pitches, and
Captain Webster gave splendid per
fOr--anca al the first sack.
Plake was the whole cheese for Og-
den. with seven accepted chances, four
Of which came in succession. while
NIeredith's curves We're lie to him.
Casey again put up a wonderful game
in the field, making stop of Cope IN
the third that was nothing short OF
marvellous. cutting of an apparently
safe hit.
CIark's first base work was the best
seen here this season.
The White Wings started right after
the game at the crack or the gun Cope
after fOuling OF a couple sU1ng
beauty 20 right and stole second. keep
ing on TO the third post as Hansen
threw wild to eaten him. Hickey
pushed out a fly to Gimlin, and Cope
beat the throw 10 the plate. scoring the
first run Of the game. The next two
men were easy outs.
In the second ogden. got the run
back and made one 10 the good Mere
dith gave Clark the only free pass he
issued during the game. Flake dumped
the ball to right Cor a single, and shOt
down 10 sec0r1 as Taylor let the BAL
PASS him. Clark taking third. Nc
GregOr died at first. Bluth, the pinch
hitter of the league. came up next and
pushed a Texas Lacquer just over the
inl ED TO left, sending two Lcbsterines
over the rubber.
From then on the Ogdenites went out
I'm one. two, three order until the sew
enth inning. when two of the Crustace-
ans got on the sacks. but failed TO con-
meet with the coveted plate.
Salt Lake, however, had a little o. the
luck which heretofore has camped over
by the ogden bench. In the fourth
F-immerer walked. 1t was too hot a.
run. Morrow was easy meat To-
Casey. Captain Webster lifted a snort
one to right center. which Bluth played
while on the run and muffed. kinlmerer
scoring and Webster sliding around TO
third Taylor drove a high one to Bluta.
and Web scored after the catch, max
ing the score 3 To 2 in favor Of Salt
Lake MCCausiduG banged one against
the left field fence IOf Snree Days, out
was Ieft when Williams famed.
The White Wings last tally was
chaIked up In the sixth. Webster BED
of with a neat two Dagger. Taylor
SMASHED a hot one at the 'HOOt Mon
on third. who caught Web off second,
and Casey and PIake chimed in to run
the captain down. Mc(Tregor butted
against a throw from Casey to Plake,
who covered the third bag and dropped,
Webster sliding in srse. IGylor making
second while the seance was going OIL.
Billy McCausland contributed long
fly TO Gimlin. and Webster came home
on the throw in. The next two men
went ont IN order.
The eighth INNING brought out what
proved to be Ogden's last ia Z, and gave
the salt Lake bunch shock that
nearly proved fatal.
with two hands out Meredith pinked
Hansen with the bail. giving him drst
The soutbpaw had Papa" Gimlin in
the hole with two strikes on him The
next ball cut the plate. and 1t WAS Ike
getting money from home for the Lob
ster manager to wallop the leather TO
center field for three cushions, Hansen
l-omDug home. Clark was next up, but
the best he had to offer was a short fly
to Cone.
Thdags looked good to the ogden
rO0teTs at the beginning of the ninth,
Plake leading of with his third single.
and the gang began to yell as Nc
Greeor walked to the plate. His con
tribution was fy into Morrow's
pocket. Bluth who had torn eff two
hi+s f-''0~ad Snd banged a liner 10
left. which E<immerer cOrFalled- PEN
dzrg7aIJ had a chance to send the run
ner along a peg. but seat an easy roller
to Cope. who threw him out at first
and the HOLSTERS picked up their bats
and disa paeared for home.
Summary.
SALT AXE. Alb. r. II. P. o. A. z
Hickey. 81 d o o %
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