The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
Standing of Teams.

HE White winged Angels swOoped
/ down on Weavers helpless Farm
ers yesterday afternoon and safe
" slowed away the game before the
potato diggers realized what they were
up against Not content with win
ming the game by a reasonable score
the Wings piled up run after run un-
I'll nine big chalk marks ornamented
The Herald official score board against
three small and Insignificant TALES for
the up country lads. (,
The eagle-eyed Salt Lakers had no
trouble whatever in finding Starkey,
who was picked to deliver the goods
for the Lagoon gang. Starkey has
proven In the past that he is a dan
SerOus man to have around the pitch
Ing slab. but yesterday the best he
could do was like getting money from
home for Joseph's beauties. Eager for
chance to Increase their batting
average the Wings simply lift every
thing that came near the home plate
and had all the Lagoon fielders com
pletely baked chasing balls that lit
among the tree tons.
schiIs Chief Offender.
schils was the chief offender in this
opportunity to knock the leather out
I OF shape Five times the Salt Lake
third baseman faced Starkey and five
hines he hit safe, one of them being
1 = three-bagGer. which should have
been home run had not Schils
stopped at third 10 pull up his stock
1 .ngs.
Kelly. the lad with the auburn hair,
was right behind Schils in hitting, and
co 20 Of
= Il bat Two we're singles. one a three
Dagger, while Kelly died on third try
ng TO make the other the same dis
stance- Huston. the hardest hitter in
he league. and Afargetts were the only
NO Angels that failed TO solve the
curves, but on an occasion like yes
4 erdav their unsuccessful attempts to
@zn0ck the cover off the ball could
Easily be overlooked.
Father Kelly did pennance on the
lab for the Wings and deported him
elf fairly wei. His afSDrts We're in
erviewed several times and only once
4iid two of these hits occur in the same
inning.
Victory Was Or Earned Runs.
4 AsSis usually the case. the game won
BIZ Salt Lake yesterday was an earned
|}ne. five of the nine runs being made
|fithout the assistance of either a
|telding or battery error. Lagoon sup
ported Starkey better than the White
Wings did Father Tom. but perfect
Eelding could not have changed the re-
built The one single error recorded
against the Lagoon team was fast
Errounder to Plake. who tried to run in
pm Jensen's hunted grounder.
i Salt Lake made three misplays, one
d wild throw by Schils, one a dropped
~ by Margetts and Adams booted
fgebsamen's grUunder a moment after.
3sriseno scored the first run for the La
Foons by reaching first On-Schils wild
<hroW and advancing to third on two
Tut-outs. and home on Kelly's single
Hid pitch. In the second a base on
balls. passed ball and hit by Starkey
Erored Plake- In the fifth, McCaffer-
j. scored the third and last run for
ne Farmers by reaching first on balls,
Second on Briseno's out. pitcher to first
Ind home on Viewers hit past sec.
Md. which was fielded in time to
batch Weaver as he tried to go to sec
Ind.
Kimerer Scored by Schils.
with two men out in the first. KiIe-
3rer came up for safe Lit and was
&cored by Schils' three-bagger. the lat
~ coming home on Kelly's hit In
@1e third. Kimerer scored after reach
31g first on a free pass. on hits by
3chils and Kelly and the latter scored |
D Adams sacrifice. In the sixth a sim
he by Schils. three-bagger by Kelly, |
base on balls and passed bali. scored |
aree more runs for the locals Kelly's |
=vo- Dagger in the sixth brought in |
4chils from first, where he was safe |
anchored by a safe hit Salt Lakes |
st rru was scored in the seventh /
4 hen Adams reached first on a hit,
kcond on Margett's bunt hit to !
<tarkey and came home on Seare's |
bier past third base.
One of the features of the game was /
catching OF Seares long fly to |
BE tree tops in left. which should haze 4
zen good for a three-bagger. In the 4
4ird Schils made double unassisted. !
n mailing a liner frs King and /
itching Weaver off the third. Plake /
ade the same kind of a play with the !
assistance OF Briseno, who covered /
f{rd when Plake caught Margett's /
4 ul fly.
The Summary (ofhciaD.