The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
LOBSTER SALAD
FOR GLIPP.S PLAYERS
Father Gimlin's Team Beaten
by the Railways.
BY SCORE oF II TO 8
DANNY TAXLoR's GOOD WORK
Nv THE BOX.
standing Of the Clubs.

OF LhC CltD5'
Won Lost cees1f5
'Fark city - . -"J
The old Father Lobster n an the
little Lobsters were canned by Danny
TayI- and eight assistants yesterday
afternoon. The thousand Ioyel rooter,
Who. hoping against hope that some
thing az the kind might occur, went to
Warzers field. reveled for nine long
innings ia the Iucious Lobster salad.
and went home feeling first rate, thank
YOU. The score. N 10 doesn't look
50 wen IN print, but it was a great
game of bait. lust the same.
papa .guliu looked as iiscOnsOiale
as q hen in q rainstorm. He had hg-
Grcd that he just couldn't lose q gene
on the Salt Lake grounds to any team.
The idea that -ne dOWntrndaen Clip
3inSer push CoUid show him up was
as TAR from his mind as q pig IS from
"a pearl only eight hits did this ClOut-
snE agrreEs-ioa uuCUupIe from Danny
Taylor and H il hadnt been for Dams
inability to- locz the pan he tally
total Of the visitors would hGve been
considerably smaller.
tDaniel w0ulG never be- able 90 hold
q job as general passeug ageut he
is tuo liberal with his transportation
But aside from ldS nine passes and his
two MISREPRESENTATION he pitched q
2reat game and deserves an possible
credit FOR H. He svas there, with the
stick too bis three Singles being an
timely save the FIRST. which aVailed
the game if his c~o-IabOrers hadnt done
q lively i0t OF hitting also
a CalifUruia gentleman by the name
81 Moser started IN srl the slab fog
tho ] AEIEnrn LTA TnE#nI rnrnH f.nrns in
uiugs. the Railways during that brief
time making seVelrh HIS and five runs
Then lizzie Hausford was thrust into
the breach. fzzie lOoked mighty good
to- The locals They swatted him safe
iy btsf ten times for a net result of six
T-lls AM the section hands eEceUt the
dIullnutiNe AsburT q their macing
--aruIents ON and Asburys goOd work
en- the middle garden and q timely Ht-
tie sacrihee aidad considerably in the
victOrE
Work Of the Lobsters.
in The earlier stages of The matinee
It looked 'ike the same OLD story
Casey led OF for che visitors With n fly
TO riEnt. which the Ianky HamHton let
get away The next three were retired
sen was passed u McGreg0r scored
him.E4th "a douale. Bluth's tWO-Saeker
subsequently scored McGreg0r- There
was ncthhtg doing for the Lopsters
Na|EA NIIAth NNf LNIAENA.- AANf-AE-NI ENA
loGf VIDE ones started ~ second aaG
tp stop the bail snG McGreE0r set sail
FOR third Martin picked up the sphere
% attempted to- throw III ittn the lett
Hefd ~hleacher7, ara on The comedy of
errors MeG-egor got hCme-
The HOLSTERS We're dangerous I'm the
tfth. casey led with a single Clark
fled 10 Hamiiton who made "a returly
TO first ia time to catch Casey. FGt
MHn~nFrE #rrNan 10 boil. rnn. hail 80 q rn-
jim flied to Martiu. but Piake We
passed and HauSeu was hit 10y the
pitcher. This SIZED the bases. and
hen McGreEoT suacked the. leather on
the nose this r3oteFs groaned But the
ban went Out &c FeTrin i'm left and ne
gathered ir unite himself after a long
run Tn the sixth the visitors got two
I. o hit, two bases on balls and am error
being responsible For the damase. The
Gimlin outfit didn't tally again until
the ninth. when two hits. q ticket and
g dropped fly Melted three.
How the Railways Played
The locals drew blanks in the first
ard second. in the third they started
iE so do a 1itit business. .Eerrin led
with "a single but was Forced al second
by Hamilton Pace hied TOT casey.
Wlecke was good Tor a onedbagger and.
$50 was kimmcrer. a Hamilton got
home With FL man ON second and an
oJuar Cn third Pictures N|Targetts
came uaH WIN 0e caUe1lul EIn ne
vFeirs in such emergencies. BE.
damned the drst PAIL pitched out
toward right center. Wlecke and
Kimmerer cantered home. bur Mar
gettc tried TO stretch his nit to a
triple and war caught as third. Two
more came TIE way OF the locals in
the fourth. pass TO Martin and hits
los TAYLOR and Ferrin caused the tal-
lies Another pair went ON the Rail
way strfng in tia 9th. Ffausen's Wild
throw 10 Second 10 ~ Kimmerer was
~rc-uOnsible for one. while singles by
Margetts and Msrtin brought in tie
other.
Ur the sixth the locals were white
washed. but i'm the seventh 0e Hans
ford ascension took place Margetts
led of with a triple to right and
scored on Martins dy to B~orchers
TaElor followed Witb d SINGLE. but AS.
b~Ey forced him. Then Perrin lifted
a 1afs one to center, Hamilton doubled
and FSce singled and the clearing
smoke showed q total of -four runs for
The inning. This ended the run-get-
ting fer the ~Clippiuger people. but they
mad aggregated q sgfhciency- The
summary follows;
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