The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-15
HEAVY HITTING
WINS THE GAME
White Wings Again Defeat the
HOLSTERS.
TEN INNINGS WERE PLAYED
FOUR STRAIGHT VICTORIES FOR
THE LOCAL PLAYERS.
TEN INNINGS WERE PLAYED
landing of the Clubs.

About a thousand fans journeved tn
the ball grounds yesterday afternoon
and saw the White Wings defeat the
HOLSTERS for the fourth consecutive
time in the autumn championship Sc
ries- The game was a good one to
look upon and those who remained
away missed one of the best contests
of the year. It should have been Og-
den's game and it looked easy for it
until the sixth inning. when a lot of
heavy battiE-. took place that resulted
in total of three runs for the home
team Up until this time Pink Haw-
ley was invincible. The ox-SaIt LaI<er
allowed but one man to reach first base
ana the man who was not deemed
last enough for berth IN the new line
IL, won a home with the fans.
hlmmerer, the first White Vfnper
'" the bat. was hit by HawIey and
walked and for five long innings not
another angel got within speaking dis
lance of the Lobster's first bag. There
were awful doings in the sixth thar
must have brought large and conions
tears from the fans who banked their
money on the prize winner from up
the road. "P
Some one said that HawIey went I'M
in the air. but a more charitable per
son said the White Wings stfuck a
batting streak, which sounds better
considering the good work done b1- the
p,E teioW throughout the game None
other than Meredith started the home
team TO victory by knocking a three
Dagger, scoring Webster. who reached
Hrst on balls. Kimmerer then sent t!,o
Ddi' out among the tree tops for an
UHl-I three-base hit and Buck
weaver tried to sacrifice but popDed
up an easy one to Casey. WHO refused
TO let it drop. Bradley then steDDed
forth to do or die. and succeeded in
uolhS It. Hawley hesitated for a mo-
1nent- sent in a speedy one that col
lided with Bradley's pat. resulting II,
the third three-base hit. scoring Kim
merer and tying the score. ssRiIIv',
McCausland tried hard to bring in
bIddley, but Plake got in front of his
GuoFt ana sent the ball home. catching
hlmnerer a foot TO the bad. with
two men ont Taylor could do no bet
Ter than double MCCausland out at
Neither side scored in the next three
innings and Ogden could not better it
self i'm the tenth
tor the home team Williams went
out, McNiChols walked and Webster
l IbH out To Gimlin- The same Mere
dlth again repeated his performances
OF the fatal sixth inning With two
men out tho White Wings south raw
sent the ball to the woods for another
lIiree Dagger. scoring McNichols and
winning the game. Such n record ~
hard hitting has not been eoualed this
year But four hits were made off Haw-
icy during the ten innings and each
was q three Dagger. resulting in the
tour runs scored by the winning team
RINK did not do so bad himself i'm
the hitting line. however. With onIv
-FOUR tunes at the bat he got three hits
one OF them a three Dagger, giving the
Dig fellow safe lead over the rest of
MS team IN the batting average
bucN weaver came IL for a niece
OF mead work in the second inning that
caught the crowd. McGregor was on
the first bag. when Clark sent a
grounder straight for Weaver. The ola
man stepped Off the base. caught the
pail hred 1t down to second. catching
McGregor. and received the ball back
again in time to catch Clark
In the third. Webster was retired on
three called strikes. The Salt Lake
captain did not seem able to solve the
twists Of Hawley and before he vas
aware OF what was going on. TrrnDire
Hoffer called him out.
Meredith figured in a sensational foot
race with Casey as his opponent and
peat the pride of ogden out with a
loot TO spare. II happened between
third and home when Casey tried To
score on a hit by Hansen Williams
nreo the pail home. heading Casey off.
Inc latter started back when ATCC'aur
land headed him off at third. CASEY
see-sawed back and forth until Mere
down. an MIN
The HOLSTERS got through with an
erroriess game to their credit while the
White Wings had three scored mn
against them. Williams made two. one
n Wild throw and the other rnuffad
fly Danny Taylor also missed Nv
which was partly excusabIe on acco,I1t
of the speed.