Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-12
Sensational Game Played at Walk
er's Yesterday Afternoon
NEWMEYER'S GREAT WORK.
Borchers Lost the Game by Forcing
in Run ip the Ninth Locals
Hard Hitting.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

odlt Lake sss.'.,d lVVV
Ogden ".". ..,,3 GOOSE EGGS.
Yesterdays game was easily the most
sensational, II not the best OF the sea-
son, II caused mlrth and sorrow, APP
plause and Kisses, cheers and groans,
II was game Of consistent determined
efforts. and at the same time foolish,
careless. dumb work. The pitching at
times was brilliant, at other times
Wild and unsatisfactory. Ii was a day
Of supreme happiness for many loyal
fans who witnessed the downfall OF
man disliked. Time after time they
have parted with hard earned coin only
TO see this man do just about as he
pleased with the team they admired,
They predicted a day OF revenge" 1t
came yesterday and they rejoiced.
In the early part Of the game the
expression ITS the same old story"
could be heard on all sides But gradu.
ally those OF faint heart saw ray OF
hope and chung 10 IL with the tenacity
OF bull pup cutting his teeth on
rubber boot In the first inning these
ardent fans were plunged into black
depths Of despair In the last inning
they were lifted into the warm efful-
gent sun shine of vlctory-and they
whooped
ogden came 20 bat first and Gimlin
was given a walk. He took second on
Hausen's out Casey hit, Nagle went
down on fiielder's choice, Borchers was
hit In the side, Webster's error and two
hits by Plake and McGregor after Clark
struck out netted four runs for the
Holsters. Eight men were at bat IN
this inning, McGregor making the third
out in attempting to steal second.
Salt Lakes batting order was some
what changed. Meredith came up first
and was retired on pop-up 10 Cascy.
Weaver was caught out by McGreg0f,
and Bradley was given lirst on balls,
McCausland made the first hit which,
being followed by an error OF Nc
Gregor on Taylor's hit scored run.
ogden drew blank in the second.
Bluth struck out, and Glmlin was
benchcd by Newmeyer and Weaver,
Hansen hit a scorchlng single and
Casey swung 80 ylciously that some
thoughtful person closed the gates for
fear the second haseman would drive
all the air out OF the park.
The white Wings scored another
run In their part Of the SECOND on Me-
Nichols beautiful drive to left for three
bases and Weaver's single.
McNichols' error, Clark and Plake's
singles and wild pitch by Newmeyer
scored B0rchers In the third Salt Lake
also secured tally on Bradley's three
base hit to center and McCausland's
out at first. Neither team made q run
In the fourth, Housen and Newmeyer
each singled In the ifth the Holsters
scored two on Clarks single. Plake's
I three cushioner and McGregor's fly to
Bradley Salt Lake scored on Viewers
hit McCausands fly 20 Glmlin followed
by Father Gimlin's mud Of Taylor's fly.
Sc0re-Ogden, I; Salt Lake I.
ogden got nothing In the sixth, ex-
cept Nagle's free transportation TO
first. Webster made a sensational left
handed side running catch Of Hausens
swift hit, and Casey and Borchers went
out from the doctor TO Buck Weaver.
Salt Lake brought its total up to six
In their part Of the inning on Viewers
being hit "Hoot Mons" error Of Nc
Causland's grounder and singles by
McNichols Webster and NewmeyeE
From that time on, Ogden got moth
Ing but single 10y Maggie In the ninth.
The Holsters went out In JIG time or
der.
The immacuates tied the score in
the seventh on Williams hit and steal
10 second and Medicine Man Websters
opportune two Dagger Bradley made
a two Dagger In the eighth, but Borch-
ers held the enemy down.
In the ninth the fire works started
Williams took a good look at the first
ball and hit It out for two bases.
Now comes the story OF how the
crowd fooled George, Of the House of
Borchers, the twrler Of the spherold
from the land Of the setting sun.
Borchers and Gimlln had used their
Kicking bluiilng tactics during the
game and the former was tired. He
was causing laughter and also Kisses
and "baw outs" He tried his OLD
trick Of waiting ana endeavoring to
/ hypnotic the batter. The crowd was
onto his scheme and began 90 count
zone, two, three; hsy-a-a-al" until
the Frisco lad was that ratified his
confident smile faded from his ooun-
tenance, and was replaced by an eX-
preston Of unutterable woe. He gave
McNlchols a walk, he gave Webster
walk and each basic point was ac-
Cepted
zone. two, three. hey-a-a-a" yelled
the crowd as he threw wild ones 10
Newmeyer, As he threw the fourth
ball, Umpire Hofer sang out Bowel
too low" and the game was over II
was Ogden's third consecutive defeat
az the hands OF Salt Lake
The locals were checred and congrat-
ulated for their superb playing, for their
hard night and uphill work TO victorS
Some Of them were handsomely re
warded for their fine deeds. Ny persons
who had placed their "wads' on the
result
Honer gave satisfaction as umpire
and was as fair a. a man could he. II
was ladies' day and the fair sex was
well represented,
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