The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
BARNES GIFT
TO PARK CITY
Railway Mans Errors Lose
Hard Game.
VISITORS WON IT, 5 TO A
oPPINeER MEN NOW IN THIRD
PLACE.
EIsITORS WON IT. 5 no a

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BY winning yesterdays game the
miners stepped into second place.
soould the Holsters beat the salt
Lakes todax. Park City VIII be tied
VIII the Griflinites for first honors.
II the Railways hadn't had anybody
at second base hey might have tabled
up q victory yesterday afternoon Tn
fortunately. however. they had Barnes
thore and depended on him to do some
Of the work. After he had lost the
game by two errors in the second he
s}as trausferred TO center. Kimnrer.r
taxing his place al second. Bat the
damage had been done and althoash
the Railways played strong t1t1- n.
game. the lead acquired by park Citv
was TOO nefty to be-oV eroome. Final
score P,lrk City. 3; Railways A.
~ was the first time the teams that
ere scrapplns FOR second place had
COME together. and much interest CEN
tered In the contest The s-isitors may
thank Barnes ana their lucky stars for
being able to notch A victory on Their.
bat haHdles Several tines nothing hut
nc worst kind Of luck prevented the
locals from at least tying the score AMI
IL was not until the last man had
passed away in the ninth that the
game was won.
Both SIDES drew blanks in the first
vas in The second that the Railway
haIloon went up. Moran led or with
q hv 70 right which TAYLOR after a
hare run. took care Of sa,Tex.' C.ia,.
hardt followed with a one-sacISer He
ii.iee TO steal second and Pace snapped
tlt paii down TO Barnes in time to-
tdtch MN by ten feet. But Barnes
dropped the sphere. although II fanfiadF
sQuarely in his mittS Spencer walked
OF four wide ones and PeD5ergraft's.
single scored Gierharit. Spencer going
Re,irnon was passed ana the bases
We're hllee. Then Berklsy drove an
easy Erounder TO Martin. which should
haye. been good Tor n double Martin
heiued the ball perfectly to Barnes. u no
drotped it again. while speneer. scored.
Pendergraff and T}ednlone tailed IN a
fnirute on Seare's long single. and the
NlSltols were four runs to the gOod
JNimmerer came in TO second in time.
70 catch q flv FROM AIaloney-s bat. and
Caine retised the side, By tanning.
Inc visitors ACQUIRED one more in the
tnlrd on two hits and two errors They
We're never dangerous afterward
Who're the Locals Scored.
The home boys got their first nan
across the plate in the second in this
wsSe; Pictures Margetts led with a
single Then be stole second. twisting
his aaSle in the effort. Kfmmerer ran
for him and scored on r.1rtir.'s drive
20 riJht FOR a bag IN the third the
K2.hways chalHd Up another on
~ tecke.s double"Maloney's error and a
Ia The next two innings the locals
We're blanlSed. but in the sixth they be-
came exceedingly dangerous.
Pace WAS called out BY Umpire smith
at first. the decision being so close that
Captain Kimmerar entered vigorous
pIoyest. From the grand stand it Ger
taif.iy looked 2s though Pace had beat
en- the BAH to the bag. Taylor. who
came next, lifted a high .dy to Came
The shortstop. who is ordinarily as sure
on ball oil this kind as the notice
IRON the tax collector. let ii drop into
MS hands and OUT again The trusty
Matgebs uncOrked q single and Shan
pgn gotfree transportation.
Every corner was occupied with but
one man gone. when Martin scored his
second safe drive and Taylor crossed
the plate, Then il WAS Beviife's turn.
The big pitcher had a chance 10 win
himself q home IN the hearts of the
fans forever. but the opportunity got
away from him. He hit to Caine. who
tossed the baa to Redmou. forcing Mar
tin. and Rednnon cOnsSleted the double
By iobbing the horsehide over to first in
tiIIfe 10 catch BeviHe 1t was siisconr-
asiag' but the Railways Kept on work
ing.
Berkeley muifed Barnes ny. in the
seventh and kImmerer followed with.
"a hit Spencer let PAGES fly eSet away
from him and Fatnes scored. III GER
teinlv looked like a bunch of tallfes for
The locals. but-Tayior died atafirst and
Margetts ended She agony By diving To
Berkeley. Wlecke had previously been
rXecUteG at the opening corner Moth
ing was doing FOR the Railways IN the
efGhtk, hut they reached the -ySoiflt IN
tho ninth where q hit would have tied
the score. A bit or bad base running.
by Barnes also assisted materially in
the outcome.
Almost but Lost.
Wlecke- started the se;auee By fan
ming Then Barnes got his first hit
q long double. between center ana rft-ht.
y Kin GleTer was So anxious 70 lace It out
tina Me sawed. Pace tried twice 10 hit
the ball and at the third effort he lifted
"a fiy that Game got under The chances
were & hundred 10 one that Game
wouldn't drop Il. but he did. Barnes
had started for home as fast as he
could tear, but FOR some faserutable
reason he hesitated at third The re-
suit was that Game had time 20 pick
up tre dropped ball field it TO Scare.
and Barnes was cut of at the rubber.
an eyeiash finish to red hot race
The Park city team has improved
wonderfully since It's apDPaTstfaets
against the Salt Lakes on Sunday last
The men worked together better ana
the individual play was of a nigh
standard. Redmon took care of the
udiI-WdL mouse III = thoroughly aC-
ceptable manner He had seven
chances. some of them difficult, but put
them all away in good style lie also
mixed Reville Tor a brace o. hits.
C}ierEardt was the only otht< Pa-kite
who got more than one SAFE drive He
WAS good for just two Stare again
caught nicely. He nailed two men
who tried to steal second ana didn't let
any of Penny's curves get away from
him. Pendergraft was hit harder than
Beviils, but he kept them scattered
better and gave fewer bases on balls.
Pace show ed considerable irnprove-
rae 1t AZ the receiving end of rhe Rail-
way 3attery- His throwing Was ac-
Curate and his one passed bail was ex-
cusable. Margetts had not very many
chances at flrst, but he picked OF a
pair OF oppQrtune hits and escape
Without an error Old Nan Martin
showed the kids a wrinkle OF two an
shert He accomplished tvvO-thiris Of
q double in the seventh and made il
possible Cor Margetts to tdo the rest
In addition. the OLD gentleman bagged
a pair OF hits that aided in the quar-
tette OF runs secLred by his team.
Ffr s1InH9ry follcws:
PARK CITY ALB. r II = o. Az.
tCftfnon, 2D.- $500. Q
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