Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-28
BO|SE CROWD WINS
SECOND OF SERIES
Yesterday Afternoons Game Was
Much Better Than the
First.
THE SCORE WAS SIX TO FOUR.
Salt Lake Had a Good Chance but
Ponr Base Running Upset Things
Some Releases Issued

McCloskey's Boise Babies took tho
.,rdv away from our children again yes
,er1ay afternoon, during the little game
~ tag at Mr.. Walkers suburban hold
,ngs six to four Is the list Of casual
,ss The Gimlnites managed to rake In
,vo more than they did on Tuesday and
,b,s has led some to take courage Weth-
AZ there is anything In the sign or not,
,snains to be seen, but It Is to be hoped
there is, il they can make 1t six today,
q NAV be a tie up, II they can make It
eight tomorrow and
But what's the useY
The result of yesterdays happenings
brought exceeding great Joy and laughter
W 'iIonest John" The only drawback
" bls happiness was Mr., j. Peek Sharp.
Mr. sharp is the umpire, and he mas
babit of remembering a certain rule anent
nnarbinc from the bench, and several
,,mes he has caused McCloskey to nearly
eboke 10 death while the. latter was
tWhbllng over with eifervescent enthusl'
osm, But the game:
"f VII cannot be denied that II was pretty
GOOD 10 gaze at. Both aggregauons DID
tCme Good work and also some that was
rot Good In the first place these up
starts from Idaho refused TO be puzzled
IS, Mr. Essick and managed to dispose
~ IA of his otherwise beautiful curves.
Two Of the ten were worth two sacks
and did much to keep four figures for
pose in the percentage column. Another
assault on the sphereoid was worth three
bases. Such dolngs generally 20 quite
distance toward winning ball game.
rhere are those who hold 10 the opn-
Ion that fast fielding, and plenty Of vocif-
erous roofing are big helps In q pennant
race. hut II has been demonstrated on
onh or two occasions, that smashingq the
ball out into the lucerue really has moro
efficacy In bringing about the desired re-
suit ~ , 81.
roonig doings. Gins followers hit the
Kali as though they were liable to arrest
Tor destroying property, and the ball sell
dom cot beyond the pitcher The Boise
crowd we're as bold as gang OF Mace
DOMAIN robbers. They hit the ball right
ana left and committed petit larceny
With the bases under the very noses Of
their opponents,
The way the discussion started of filled
tho Official scorer and two reporters with
courage and hope for the home guard
With two men out, Father Glmln pranc-
I'd 10 the plate To- do or die. He lined out
q two-bagger and started TO run. Some
one threw the ball at him. Ward grabbed
me horsehlde. ana as Chm dashed toward
third he shot the ball 10 Eddie Quick,
thinking Eddie was Babe. But Eddie
was moths. was also not when the bali
came his way. Gin was busy all the
time and lid not hesitate until he had
galloped home. This was the only run
tol our side until tho eighth.
In the fifth the Idaho collection began
20 do things, starkells, Houtz.. Weaver
and MrKevitt contributed singles This
was worth two runs. At this point
Bruyette, Delmas and Kellackey stopped
the progress Of Ward and McKevitt, and
nut out the fireworks. But few more
ssyrockets were touched off IN the sew
enth. Rabbit took three-base hit,
Starkes got TO first on a blunder and
purlolned second, Babbitt came in when
Hausen threw the ball TO SECOND. and
starkels went TO third Houtz got a dou-
bic, brlning IN the runner. and came home