The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06
INFANTS TRIM
WHITE WINGS
At Best Should Have Been an
Even Break.
B0RCHERS VS.. HARTZELL
FORMERS SUPPORT POOR, LAT
TIERS WON THE GAME.
Standing OF Teams.

THE Infants took the White Wings
into camp yesterday in a very
close game despite the story told
by score of to 1. The single Angel
that crossed home plate scored an
earned run, while four of the lads out
of the five from Logan who cireled the
bases were assisted by errors. The err
ror column gives the White Wings four
to three fsr Ice Infants, but none of
the latter were costly while three of the
misplays on the part of the locals
helped score runs
Big Chief Borchers was pitted against
Hartzell in the box and according to
results should have beaten the Logan
man out. Both pitched remarkably
good game. the big chiefs support fall
ing down on him at critical moments,
while the Infants gave their man their
undivided attention. Borchers was sin
gled for five hits and Hartzell inter-
viewed for six singles and a two bag
ger.
Two mensreceived a walk TO first off
the big chief and five famed in their
efforts to connect with his delivery.
HartzeH gave two passes to first and
gave another walk by hitting the bat
ter and sent four Wings to the bench
on strikeouts
The game witnessed considerable
wrangling on the part of the players
on the decision of the umpire but
Large Richard came out on top of the
pile in every kick. In the sixth, Borch-
ers threw the ball to McNichols to
catch Stucke mapping off second.
Stucke made a dive for the bag and
the cushion slid out of his reach after
being struck by Stucke's foot Richards
cd he 70 nd Z h.
team registered kick. The rule book
was referred to and after a prolonged
discussion, the decision stuck and Cap
tain Huston entered a protest but con-
tinued 10 play the game.
Another wrangle took place in the
seventh when Borchers knocked high
ny to middle field. Stoney stood in
would have done So had not the big
chief as he was running to first dis
concerted Stoney by yelling I've got
it, At any rate Stoney stepped aside
and let the ball drop. Richards called
Borchers out but Borchers said no and
refused to leave first base. Umpire
Richards pulled a watch and started to
count time on the chief, when the latter
yielded and went to the bench. The
affair will be discussed in the presence
of President CritehIow, but Richards
carried the day while the game contin-
ued just the same
Locals Started Out as Winners.
Salt Lake started out to win the
game and for the first three innings
it looked as if they would succeed Two
men reached bases safe in the first and
twice in the second the bases were
filed. Kimerer started off good in
the third and got as far as second
with no ore out, but died there. 1t was
then, one, two, three with the Wings
until the seventh. when Walt Scare
sent a drive 10 left center which netted
him two bases. McNichols' single
scored Scare giving the locals their sin
gle run of the day.
Logan did not land q man on first
until the fourth, when Stoney walked.
A sacrifice by Brockhoff placed Stoney
on second and Illusions error allowed
Brockhof TO reach first Ramey
stepped up and sacrificed, Scare getting
the ball and throwing wild allowed
Ramey to reach first. Stouey scored
on PAGES fly TO Margetts and Brock
hoff scored on Ramey's attempt to
steal second. This held the Infants
until the sixth when hits by Stucke
and Ramey, together with errors by
Borehers and Huston, scored two more
runs. Pace. after reaching first on
balls in the ninth, scored on hits by
Hartzel and Hahn. McNichols, Adams
and Huston again featured in a pretty
double play.