The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-29
Play an Errorless Game and Beat
Ogden.
LE@PKE ON The RUBBER
LoBSTERS FAIL TO FIND HIS
PULLING CURVES.
Standing Of Teams.


II BUCK WEAVER viii get a pat
ent on the kind Of dope he fed the
Lagoon team before yesterdays
game, he viii have a fortune. It is
said that he called the players to-
gether after their exhibition OF last
Friday, and in a heart to-heart talk
gave the erringS Farmers a lecture on
how to play ball Another account
says that Weaver bought the team %
cents worth Of ginger snaps before
yesterdays game with instructions to
cat and play according to their feel
ings.
However. whatever happened, the re-
suit was all right, and the Lagoonites
gave one of the best exhibitions Of
baseball seen in this city for many
day. The team played as one man,
fun Of ginger and in the game until
the last Lobster was sent to the woods.
Not a single error was recorded, and
nearly everybody took a whirl at the
ball.
Beating the HOLSTERS yesterday was
like taking candy from a baby. and
If any one thinks the Farmers did not
enjoy the sport. he can guess again.
1t even made the fans feel good, and
few more games like it viii go a
long way to help the sport along.
Ogden Has OF Day.
ogden was a little off yesterday.
having not fully recovered from the
loss Of Casey. Berry. at short, who.
by the way. leads the league short
stops in fielding. managed TO boot
three chances out Of the six that came
his way. Bluth missed two out Of
his thirteen chances. and the usually
steady Clark dropped an easy throw
to first.
Mr.. "schlitz" Lempke was pitted
against Air. Statuary Richards for Og-
den on the rubber, and succeeded in
beating the Ogden man out two to
one. The elongated Lagoon pitcher
handed the Holsters about the best
variety OF curves and slants dished
up to them in many a day. Only five
times did they connect. and none Of
these was good for more than one base
Then. again, Lempke got a good safe
hit himself, which speaks well for the
big Logan pitcher.
on the other hand. Richards was
handled rather roughly, and his eff
forts were interviewed twelve times,
six Of them being two-baggers.
One, Two, Three Order For Ogden.
ogden came to the bat first, and
went out ia one. two. three order for
the first three innings. in the fourth
Nagle reached first on the only free
pass issued the Lobster, and was as
sisted to second by Berry. lie scored
on Ferris hit. who went out by try
ing to reach second, making the only
run Of the day for the Ogden team.
For the remainder OF the game ogden
only saw first twice, once in the sew
enth and once in the eighth.
Lagoon started to do business right
of the bat. BrisenO and Weaver. the
first two men. both scoring. The Rab-
bit got a free ticket, and Weaver
stopped one Of Thomas curves with
his foot. They were assisted home by
Bradley's hit and Berry's errors. IN
the fourth. McCausland reached second
on two-bagger, with one man out
and after stealing third. came home on
another error by Barry.
Bradley Makes First Earned Run.
In the fifth. Bradley made the first
earned run OF the day reaching first
on a hit. assisted 70 second by a sacri-
ice by RebSamen, which was muffed
by Clark at first. Bradley reached
third aud Bebsamen reached second on
Flakes bit 20 Richards, which caught
Weaver at home
Then Husky King came along with a
safe one. scoring both Bradley and
Eebsamen. Two more were added 10
the Lagoon string in the sixth by a
hit by Lempke and tWO-baggers by
Weaver and McCausIand. An error by
Bluth and two-bagger by King scored
Flake in the seventh. Bradley's two
bagger In the eighth was scored on
another twO-bagger by Flake, giving
the Lagoons another earned run and
their last score.
BrisenO, at short, distinguished him
self yesterday by going after all kinds
OF hot liners and taking them all with
out a mishap In two instances his
stops and quick recovery in time 10
catch his man at first were sensational
plays.