The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-12
WAS A TRAGEDY
FOR VISITORS
Senators the Victims Of Cold.
bIooded Slaughter.
NO MERCY FROM The SAINTS
SCORE OF 10 TO 1 TELLS THE Avn
Full STORY.

What says you. Twelve to one? Yes
says al Of US who were wise enough
to go to Walkers field yesterday: i
was y to /. and we had the lively,
end of it.
1t was certainly something gloriou.
to see the way our terriers hammered
out that game yesterday, and we are il
a mood to forgive much that occurred
previous 10 it, The man Who likes tn
hitting game saw il almost every tim,
the Elders came to taw. and the ladies
and gentlemen who like the shut-ou
pitching saw Elder Quick. formerly o
the Cache stake. deliV er that. II it. had
not been for a mizzle by Patriot Cool
in the eighth inning. when hH dropped
an easy foul fly from FrarS'S stick. the
Statesmen would nave had nothing FOL
their pains.
Elder Quick lived up to his name
for fair all the time yesterday. he was
the main it every minute of the game
With empty sacks or full bases behind
him it availed no difference; he JUS
kept plugging along with a tantaliz-
ing slow ball, alternating with a high
fast one. and got away with it in ele-
CANT shape 1t was Eddie the Irwin
chile. OF. How Elder Quick Done It,
throughout the entire convention. Bacl
of him Eddie had a field full Of ginger
and dizzy fielding. which only added
to his insOuciance.
Pullman Was Hammered.
And the way our Elders did trih,
with Senator Puttmans puts was
scandalous. 1t was a case of one hi
al hit for fair. and we heaped up ruT
after run 10 our delicious delight. FL
ders Davis. PARROT, Anderson and
Hanley especially formed a terribl,
combination with singles, bingles
doubles and triples, until the Statesmen
had the soles of their shoes worn
through chasing after safe hits. 1t was
one glorious occasion. and we partool
Of the joyousness with full apprecia
zion Of the tempting viands set before
US.
The only time we felt real bad was il
mat eighth inning after Cook dropped
Trary's pet foul Frary was hyens
enough TO lam out a safe hit, Carrisl
took a ramble, ana we put two cut
Then Mahoney extracted hit from Fl
der Quick. and Frary loped to the barr
with Helena's first run. We did no
like this al all, and liked it still les:
when Pullman clouted one over Elde1
Tacks' head for two bases. which Ie
Carrsh and Mahoney tag the rubber
With their front feet.
Did Not Touch the Rubber.
But in his frantic reaching for more
earth Sienator Pullman overlooked the
trifing .formality of touching FIRST base
a circuu stance which the vigilant Stat:
did not overlook. Tacks chUcked thu
ball to Cook to head off Pullman a
third. ana Elder Davis felt 10 ask TO
the BAH which he carried with hin
TO first, thereby comforting the out anC
injured degree on Pullman, as COlgan
the unregen Grated. had also taken ju
diciaI notice Of Puttman's ca-elessnes.
With regard to first base. This chopped
OFF the last two with only one run. II
the ninth they were easy, and We haC
come into our heritage.
All OF which goes TO show that
gentle hint heretofore given out to tn
effect that it YVES faster pitching W
needed assumes all the proportions o
a first-class tip. We have a team tina
can hit out an average game al right
provided the other side can be hell
down 10 a decent number of runs. Tn,
doings yesterday proved that our team
is not so burned far behind Helena
in fact. it is pretty much give and take
and with a strengthening up in tn
throwing department we should begin
10 climb
our old friend. Father Tom Kelley
may the hivins always smile gently OF
his pink curls was lifting about tn
grounds in "A salt Lake suit yesterday
and may twirl for us today As w
well know. Father Tom is a prett.
nifty left-handed shoot shooter himself
md il would be interesting to see hOv
Helena would get away with left hand
pitching.
Our Tacks PARROT may take a whiT
t the pitching game today. Bishol
Trim is undecided about X. Tacks wa
God enough TO pitch in the Nationa
aague a few cycles back, and the goO'
bishop has half a notion to try the oil
lorse's arm out this afternoon. Fathe
-om could fill Tacks' shoes in left, a
he Father plays a first-class outfiel
himself.
Anyway. the game ought to be wort
eeing. II it is close to as good a
yesterday. il will be worth the money
Ne need this game to break even o.
he series. and az going hard will q
INVITING the turn viii be turned. /
he Elders continue their great hitting
orm and the pitcher can keep the Wis
tors fairly low. we viii get this game
)ir fielding yesterday was a sight 70
sum lamps. especially the great doing
the outdeld The game will begil
It $3.50 o'clock
HOW THE MoRMoNs PLAY BALL
Exciting Game in Which the Visitori
Went Down to Defeat.
Manager Grim decided to take the frs
rfrr no NsuT a.