The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-09
NOW THERE Is
SOME SADNESS
indians Do a Few Things to
S0rroWing Elders.
UMPIRE TENTH MAN ON TEAM
BE Is NOT THE ONLY MAN RE-
sPoNsIBLE, HOWEVER.
81 e Happens
IT'S Here.

SPoNsIBLE, HOWEVER.
Haste thee. nymph. and bring with thee
lest and youthful joHity- Jest and 1ol-
Ilty. nvmph. are much needed III this VI
lage Just now. SO hurry up, there
good girl and don't forget the jest and
5ollny.
There's a species OF sadness with US
It isn't so much the loss of the game
as the consequence thereof Last place
no longer possesses The charm Of novelty
FOR the Elders. They nave CeVn lheiS
long enough a nd sufficiently often 10 eX-
plore il Wei and a change to a higher al
ttudc could not fail TO act as tonic 10
our weary warriors The brief lncUrslons
they have made on the territory JUS
above us have resulted in no permanent
good. pleasant as the trips nave been De
cause the Elders have been unable 70
stay there long enough TO geL-Sccbmdttu.
So. uymphie dear. II You can see your
wav Gear to bring a bit of Jest and Jolhy
that viii work under the cUndlt-Ons men
TONED. come on with it, and come QUICKLY
Reilly IS Saved Affection.
However, IT'S an iH wind that blows no.
body good If the Elders had VOL CHIEF
Reilly would have tn head av hlna bowed
in sorrow tn day and he through Jack
of practice, cannot bear adversely IKE
others that might be named
The evil moment having been postponed
as long as possible. let US now take up
Willie Hogg had the good end of 1t oy
2 long margin Fne Elders were never
able TO bunch up enough 70 IRON OUT nv
wrinkles Willie's smile made n Wine :
face. Willie was wild enough. TOO. OUT
he had something. Withal, that kept the
Elders from Cloutiug him much. Eloer
Essick was good after tho third inning,
but the havoc had alreay been wrought,
The fielding features were sven
catches by Murdoch and HahIiEan tNote
The word swell Il considered tLe
proper expression by the real things
among the players. and Is mere uSea aN-
visedlyD Fred Weed sot away with
CoupIc Of clever assists on slow ones anu
landed two Of the three for the Elders by
q two-sack waiiop in the seventh
Ferris Begins the Action.
Attorney Ferris. as on previous occas-
ions. was the first person 10 advance, baL
IN hand With bat stu in hand Re DATED
one safe TO left middle. thereby achieving
first base, to be wiped out Of existence
a moment later when Carney was SUI
feTed to live ROckenfield, busy as 1T
tie bee figuring out his percentage, lOr-
got what he was doing and hit the pan
IN a coarse. ungentlemanly manner that
evoked much criticism. He was on thir0
when the ball was brought oack and
Bill Carney had scored. FrarE brought
Rocky home by a long fly to Lex
no more excitement until the third,
when. with two gone, the lnJuus nam
sisted in this by one that Eot through
Serious Bill Hansen Rocky. trary-
Reilly and Murdoch got singles IN TINS
inning.
somewhat so the bad. lost BrUyettc- rs
sick pinched out safe one. sending the
Gascon to second Bruyette went on 70
third while Muller was making tlrst ana
Essick was being forced at second
Hsnnivan struck out. making two gone,
when Weed drove out safe ore 10 ielt
center. BTuyette scampel ed home with
ease and Muller also made the effort
Ward Gets IN Some Work.
His effort resulted in the real sensa-
ton of the day MUTdock picked up
the bail and whirled It home. In reach
ing for il Stanley went off his balance
and fell beside the plate Umpire Ward.
with sagacity tas unexpected IS It was
unsupported. planted himself right on the
line between third and home Just why
he did this should be left to himself TOR
explanation. Not seeing his wa- clear
to knock Ward down. Muller did the
only other thing possible. He ran be
hind the umpire and the sJiH PROSTATE
Stanley and touched the plate WARD
promptly called him ont Tor running out
OF the line, which beat Salt Lake out
of one run anyway and perhaps NOR
because Weed had made 1t 10 second
meanwhile
This decision. with several others of
the dav- may be taken 70 Indicate Ward
did not eaten his stride In the fiIsJ
game here He proved there were depths
in his nature that had not been sounded
until YESTERDAY II was not supposed ne
would umpire like he played center field
for salt Lake, but he did-that Is ia
say he got in the way of the ball play
ers. There Is this much 70 be said. how
ever: lie bears his honcTs Vel i p
worth while 10 observe that stony stare
and To erseculate MS to the hardness or
the brasy nerve behind IL
Elders Cannot Shirk Blame.
But the loss OF the game cannot be at
tributed TO Mr. Ward. The Elders threw
away one Tor themselves in the sixth
Hansen hit for two bases, and Delmas
came behind him with a single. Inc
bah was hit OF a line straight To MUIR
deck who grabbed IL on the bound 9no
drove 90 straight Tor the plate. " neither
TfanEivan told Bill 20 keep on or whether
Hanaivan could not check Bits mad
rush is not the point The pOint Is that
Bill rounded third and pounded on To-
ward the pan. STANLEY had the bali SIlo
ran out about ten feet 10 greet Ar-
Hansen. making one Of the simplest outs
The r5Ir-Cetting ended with the seventh,
" far as the Elders were concerned
F,Ssick got life through another error by
Ferris and took second on Muller 5 OuL
Haunivan drew 2 walk. makiIg Two ou
bases when Weed came uD- Weed drove
one good and hard TO right center and
both hands scored
The final run Of the game came in the
eighth Reilly hit one safe and snea kee
second. the Wa Of IL being thus tot-
land was q the Day FfehlE coyN a -
off first Hausen threw 20 catch MIN
Reilly started for second instead ol
starting back 10 first. Clark couldn
v-hf-f with the ball quick enough TO get
PeiIlv and the chief was safe on sec
ord RIurdock's out nut him on tnjrl
and Stanley hit home home with a single
70 eft
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Following j. the score:
Spokane.
AB. r H-PO- \. T
Ferris g g .... 0
Carney. r. 4. -. 0
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