Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-25
Salt Lake Scored Ninth Victory
Score IA tol,
B0RCHERS POUNDED HARD.
HansfOrd Relieved Him, but Could
Not stop the Run Getting -Blli
Hoacr Umplred.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


p. w. L. PC.
Salt Lake. =. E. E. :. IL 3 'Sls
Ogden. :. -. e. .. ....n 2 8 .lS2
There is only one way TO describe the
game between Salt Lake and Ogden
which took place yesterday afternoon
on the local diamond The locals SIM
ply made monkeys OF the once naughty
champions. They beat EN- out at every
turn OF the game and there were a
good many turns The diamond was
soft and slippery and the Weber coun-
~ crew furnished fine burlesque for
the crowd In their ''mahyelous" tumb-
ling and "luman plow' acts. First
Casey made q dive for a grounder and
fell on his ear In attempting a back
hand throw TO Clark. The ball flew
wide a little less than six yards and
the runner took second. A slow ground
err looked good TO Schnables and there
was a splendid chance for a neat double
play, but the erstwhile umpire shot the
sphere over Plake's head and about
seven Holsters sehambled for the ball
Papa Gimlin let a run In by getting
mad" simply because the ball bounced
over his head A slow bunt went
Borcher's way and the big chief seized
the horsehlde, dropped II grabbed 1t
again and again let II slip from his
mitt. During this Juggling act another
run slipped In and the runners moved
up another base.
Hansen had his little stunt and II
was the most amusing of all. Two
strikes had been called on Weaver
the kid, and the next ball over was a
beauty. Buck struck, but missed IL
and Hansen let the ball go to the
grand stand. Someone told Buck to
run. He started for first base and
reached IL safely, then with the speed
OF the new street roller, went down to
second and started for third Hansen
held the ball and looked foolish. but
finally shot II to Schnabes His throw
was slow and Buck reached the base on
scheduled time Three bases on a
passed BALI Who ever heard the like?
A few minutes later Buck scored the
tenth run on single by Bradley.
These are only few Of the many Incl
dents. Borchers tried to pitch again,
but laid down and quit In the fourth,
when Hansford relieved him. Up 10
that time the Frisco lad was bumped
for seven hits, gave three bases on
balls, hit two men and made a wild
pitch, all OF which had something TO
do with the first nine runs. The chief
also made an error. OH yes, he's a
very good pitcher.
When Hansford came In the crowd
looked for something different, but 1t
didn't come He was hit for two dou
bles and six singles. hit Taylor In the
back with one OF his astounding curves,
and gave a pass. When the agony end
ed, the score stood u to /, in favor of
the Immaculates.
Merry Meredith undertook the shoot
ing end for Salt Lake, and II appears
from the score he was touched for seven
well scattered hits, gave four passes,
but struck out FIVE hands.
Judge Horn did not umpire, but the
Ogdenites could not say they lost on
account OF the umpire. Billy Hotter was
there but when Ogden came to the bat
he shut his eagle eye. He gave them
the best Of II on every OCCASION, and
some Of his decisions were so raw that
even the Ogden players looked at him
In astonishment and then grinned But
who cared? Not Captain Webster, nor
any OF his men. The devotees In the
grand stand cheered Emaciated CD
Bill, because they wanted the locals
victory 10 be complete.
The same teams play this afternoon
with Pop Eyler on the slab and Roy
Evans for the red men.
Following Is the detailed score for the
game.