The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15
LOGAN INFANTS
LOSE H00D0
Beat Lagoon BY Score Of
10 to 5.
QUICK DOES THE TWIRLING
sToNEY'S MEN MAKE BUT A SIN
GLE ERROR.
Standing Of Teams.

CTONEY'S TEAM has discovered
y the hoodoo that has been hover
ing around the Infants for the
past two weeks. According to Bill
Hoffer it is none other than himself.
Says Bill:
I sit on the bench for the first time
since our streak of bad luck com
menced, and what is the result? We
get out and play ball and trim those
guys from Pennington good and
proper. I'm it. I always was a hoo
doc"
The big Logan first baseman was
suffering from a bad leg yesterday,
which, he claimed. somebody pulled
for him, and Ramey, the lad with au-
burn locks. held down the first bag.
Whether this change had anything to
do with the game or Big Bits con-
slant jolly from the bench put new
life into the team is not known, but
at any rate the Infants played better
ball than they have for some time
They got the Farmer boys on their
hips at the first rattle out of the box
and kept them going until the end.
Quick offcials For Logan.
Quick. the new pitcher from Balti-
more, OBLIGATED for the Infants and
proved himself a pretty smooth article
Mr.. Quick is very much so, and several
times delivered the ball with such
rapidity that the sodpounders gasped
twice 10 get their breath He has
plenty Of speed and several kinds of
curves that were handed out in whole
sale lots. Although interviewed thir-
teen times by the Farmer boys, they
came at intervals that caused but lit
tie damage.
.Rebsamen was the chief offender
and out of FIVE times at bat got away
with one tWo-bagger and three sin
giles. Buck Weaver captured three
hits out of five times up, and Eubanks
two out of four times up.
Starke was on the rubber for the
Farmers and pitched steady ball, but
the support given him was very
ragged. The new Logan pitcher was
hit safe fourteen t4Emes, some OF them
being very hard.
Logan Makes a Single Error.
But one error was recorded against
Logan, while Lagoon made five, two
by Brisenos wild throws and two by
Weaver. One Of the latter was ex-
cusable, however, as Stucke collided
with the Lagoon first baseman just
as he tried to catch a swift line throw
from Blake
Lagoon did nothing until the third
when Starke led off with a hit which
he thought went foul After stopping
at first until too late, he tried to make
second and was thrown out. BTiseno
flew out TO HaTtZell, and Weaver hit
safe past second. Bradley walked and
Rebsamen's two bagger TO right scored
the first run for the Farmers.
Nothing more serious occurred until
the seventh. when Weaver reached
first on Stuckes error and was ad-
vanced a base by a hit by Bradley
and scored by RebSamen. In the
eighth McCausland and Blake reached
first on hits, both stole base and
were scored by Eubanks, giving La
COON her two earned runs.
Stoney Scores For Logan.
Stoney scored for the Logan team
in the first inning after reaching first
on Brisenos wild throw and helped
to second by Ramey's sacrifice, to-
gether with a wild throw to first by
Flake and another wild throw home
by BrisenO. In the third, a hit by
Stoney, sacrifice by Ramey, hit by
Pace, two-bagger by Waterbury and a
three Dagger by Hartzen, scored three
more runs.
Logan scored in each inning there
after excepting the sixth by punching
hits, aided by q single error by
Weaver. With the exception Of two
wild throws, Briseno played star
game at short. He also got in a little
headwork in catching players of bases.
and once shut out Stucke from reach
ing home.
Starke fielded his position well, max
ing two putouts and getting six as
sits without an error.