Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
|rJEN L0BsTERs
| Won THE PENNANT
j., Fought Ten Inning Game at
o" ,',,.,,, Yesterday Afternoon
-, PROVED WHIRLWlND
r,,,e wings Down TO Only
gu On, III, aud one "a'o on
Balls.
...,rn OLE THE CLUBS.

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,,s many fans who believe that
' penny is guilty of a rank IN
'fa' ~ ,be white Winged immacu-
2" No declaring Pearl Casey's MT
fa ~ :, sag in right garden a fair
NJ ',s "| rouldnt convince them II
W toul no. not with a lead pipe
w' ,,'Oe. They argue that Dan Tay-
nlaved right field, reached
aver the flag to get the
w and then did not touch
and furthermore when 1t
N.coyered, after Casey crossed the
was reposing on foul ground
,bsther it was foul or fair 1t VIII
,,rr in the archives of baseballdom
. 1or,e run that won for the gilded
I ~" ,se championship Of the Inter-
rst .a,r baseball league and $500.
'.D'e" came about thuswlse 1t Is
. =. .aom Of Father Gimlin together
s "A, I,rrlsistable personal magnetism
',Ss, with Casey's hit alluded TO
s'A" The venerable chief began TO
w. a. George BOrohers. He was
~ "a v raorge would curse some equine
u' svne that perhaps the crew IN
aga" %sre getting onto his straight
..',s and might smite the globnlar
s.rs,Iou Of horse hide with exceeding
.s, ne,lon and thereby renew the
q, y, @wbo has the pennant." In or
w y, bridge these imaginary diiiicul-
\, Glm sent for Roy Roy Is not a
n. nm S1 yoptb who llsps in his talk and
..slles in his walk but is a big husky
',.IIiooEng fellow who "chaws' gum
"a ,bings and pitches ball for living.
y. ' wsy he pitched yesterday one
..sN rink he had a half a dozen fam
s.s Amending upon him. For seven
l.,,es and a half he refused to permit
..rS DR. Websters crew to make even
, s,gr,b cousin to hit. But to show
4, ' ans he was not entirely devoid OF
80 Kindness. In the eighth, he gave
ann NcCausand a hit Some say that
p ,-y would have taken & anyway even
M, ls smaller than Roy, but under the
l,pmdances It's better to give the
,ssr Inc benefit Of the doubt because
NV next inning he gave Danny ray
" Fave TO 60 20 first without any
.,sisration whatever But that was
n MOI another favor. No stree! UP
d me- seventh, twenty-five men OF the
r.my faced him, but he scarcely looked
n nem. Only one reached first base
m that time. Now what do you
e1k Of that? Billy Mac was the man
lnr striking out Hansen allowed the
hl 10 pass him and Mac got to ilrst'
~, Ne expired peacefully few Sec
NJ later.
htcher never received better sup
Al than that given to Roy until the
18th Then Il was the White wings
A m two runs and their solitary hit
i, doctor came IN first to walk the
AK He struck out very neatly. Then
ane Marcus Emotional Hanley who
ppei one down TO McGregor, the Hoot
Nh" Of the visitors. The latter liirted
rh the ball a minute and threw II
va 10 Dad Clark, permitting Hanley
q secure second. Here is where Nc
lvsand established his right 20 the
l1s Of pinch hitter" His hit scored
Hinley, put him on third and by a wild
aioW and general dumb play he came
i.ne score-tWo 70 two. Professor
Villains hit a grunder which "Hoot
gM' slapped and grabbed at but
.lsly got to hrst in time to get the
.HtOnan
The Holsters partook Of phenomenal
lsgk again. Och. Nagle got a pass
. he first. went to second on Williams
.ror while Casey was jogging to first
.ri scored on a burning single con-
diluted By Hansen, The latter seemed
Be In great glee all the while yes
Eiay anGsed hard to get up a iiirta-
IN with the grand stand, and crack
he Or two, but the fans would have
.lat Of Ii and told him to behave,
u The third inning they partook of
bother tally Two singles by Hansen
% Gimlin followed by an out did the
Eness letting Hansen in. The win
rs run has been described.
Now a word or two on behalf OF
tElmer Meredith It's foregone con-
.-son that no pitcher can win a game
bis team fails 10 make runs. Elmer
u been the victim Of some very UNI
ftghale Incidents since he came here,
% one Of them happened yesterday.
lhe seventh inning Casey hit a
iaght liner with cannon ball swift
- right into the little southpaw. 1t
il'k Meredith on his pitching hand.
Aocatng the middle finger. He had
Z pluck, however, and threw Casey
" al INST That retired the side and
Meredith left the box he almost
lAleo, so great was The pain In his
.sl His finger was pulled into place
" ae plucki.y finished the game. IL
" Dc remembered the first game he
l1hsd AGAINST ogden he was hit on
knee When he went into the game
.ss,tiday afternoon he had an injured
hs For an that he pitched gilt
ssl bail Keeping the hits down TO
lsh' ana those well scattered,
nt struck out eight men and gave
2 bases on balls.
,.l neidlng honors belong 10 Dan
9.of Asbury and Papa Glmlin. Dan
~, y. we phenominal running catches.
", a' spoiled three hagger by a pretty
.n ana Asbury took in four high
hausen made the most sensa-
.-s ioui catch ever seen on the local
.iluul ana Webster elected much
: !, ..use by recovering a fast grounder.
'hs score follows: