The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02

yesterday a4ferlfp9fl ana me oeCflon
Hauds Slowed the Miners stun farther
d0ur the percentage COLUMN. The
same was fair. to look upon, on Of
those ldnd not especially notable Cor
BRILLIANT playing. and at the same time
nessei in the past
Hami.tan did NOS pitch Tor the Rail-
ways as f-nnolnced BIZ Manager clip
rmger the evening before the game
thinlls on NE pitching pfDposition. the
iast one stIiking mini just before tbs
game aad yauns 4tcmney vas substi
tutsd
Romney's hrst appsavahce in the box
Nas not SD bad for q B0unEsteT anu
ne received applause every slime She
oppmtuuity aruse. E9mney has e good
ia1iL aud hg carries confidence ,tiEst
been placsd 9pOa thegpepsiou ust. The
4lners niece thirtefu htts OH his ditch
ms Bur tne Baii~ays retaliated -
getting tne sans number ON FENDER
ON the strike outs fsnriEg but one
Tone Ftafiroader INST fcdr by Rom
neT-
CIppuget's band Ksbt the error co.'s
1rliH DOWN to tive one BIZ Martin gnd
tle otheF by E0yIau- MARTYR error
Vas son7eR hat 81 q curiosity add puz-
gefunQe4-s Nelich went straIght Tor
Heiue. -passiag. between mis- nethsr ex-
rremities WITHOUT touching huns M1r-
tln looked surprised and Che scorer
taltied tvo runs asa result Of the play
ae MINERS were NOS SO fortun2te
win tbeii~elr-ors and piled 10 FIVE. The
same Started p1 ana looked good o.
the Park itE bcy& The FIRST four men
fpp M ones bau and IL seemed as Il
ttomnc5s Ditching careez would come
t2 sudden stop, Captain Richmond
sWpped 70 tne bat and SITTER sWiplnS
t1ree iargs holes DE- the air. %Fent t.
.rls $50 Il. r5- l.-.~.p
ney cantidence- as the MiEers did noe
get auother this inning However. the
-dulnase was already done and two meu
scored
no better than the nrst bag. Wleckc
dying there hl venturiug too FAR away
on caughr hy. Cain hit safe iu The
next inning followed by Pennie with =
third A hit By Cope. scored Fender
grltt. followed by a liner to Boyiau by
GamGle- forcing Cope Out at seeOBd
anu doubled buck caught Gamble @t
Ths Mirers could do nothing more
until the seventh inning. Waen timely
ns oy scissor ana ealn Scofea Ala-
loney and Scare ~ tne last TWO M
uings captain Rndmouds men saw
frst but once. and that tine Cope
Yrall-t n Ete died there. however, as
None man wac o.'t md GaWbie. follow
lns canned hen Aiat9Rey poured up
SIS 20 {lecle. which stuck TO the.
1he }auroaders started in 70 do
Business iu the second inning and bat
sted at1upd before retiring Margetts
started the ching going with q safe HIT
hIaFtiE walked and. Taylor reached
Grst on al error by cain, Here. Ernie
AsburI- sffpped Uu and sNriped TIE ball.
but not hard enough 80 seer HahieE
froHl Catching AIaTgetts ON tne home
platter Boyian scHt the bau way out
t. Gaptain ftettn1ond who inuffed 1t
u. 4
.scorinB Martin end Taylor Romueye
fiei ouL - Redmond, and Asbury beat
the caught fiT home E0pe then COLI
iSgsI tout from Paee ana bNrnedi7te-
! Nlecke t. 60 by sc2ring Boylan- Kim
I.ierer seat an easy one to the pitcher
andWas thrown out az first
IA the next ming Asbury sent the
scored the only ar ~ Dagger I'm the
game. This Tit was responsible for the
-fo runs made durfng thas iehing. The
Railtcuters scored another run III fhe
6fth ana sixth inning, ard closed the
contest by b score on S to 3 The at
teadauce was NOT up to the usual Sat-
say crows, there being only about
The. following is the SUMMARY
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