The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
FACTS FOR THE FANS.
The only Jimmy Wiggs will 90 against
Loucks today.

The only Jimmy wigs will 90 against
L0ucks today.
This Will be the last chance to see the
"big leaEuers' this month.
I'm that awful sixth inning. when Jen-
sen was pitching his head OFF. everybody
else was b0OJinE the bail good and the
Indians were running hog wild around
the bases. there was much commotiou
en- the coaching lines ''inats dirty bali,
dirty bail.' calculated a well dressed and
uiglified man I'm the grand stand. point
Ing 90 the coaClers. 'InCy re trying to
d!sconcert our PLAYERS
Felix Nartfnke. the clever lt.Ie left
fielder % the Spokane team. left for his
home I'm Los Angeles last night iu re-
rious Illness Of his wife If Davis IS well
enough 60 play first today Holland Will
be put iu toe left garden Holland is an
old-timer iu the ouLfieid and was with
Reilly when the latter led Deuyer-t0 the
penHant tn the Western league.
Young Jensen pitched a gfIt-edged game
or ban yesterday. His work was miles
ahead Of his support The runs I'm the
sixth came after three straight errors.
and two errors figured iu the runs In
The seventh. only one run was earned
orr mas pitching. That came I'm the ninth,
when Reilly ana Alartjukc worked q trick
for the second time I'M the series. Two
hits had brought MarrUke to third, and
le ran home while Reilly dumped the ball
down,
a peculiar feature Of the error column
IS that the old reIiables appeared TO SO
10 pieces in q bunch.
IF Willie HuEE had. been less effective
Iu the eighth taere might have been
something more than one run doing.
nobody OUT Then BruEette. Ward and
Jensen ail went out on easy little infteld
chances
The coaching committee should have
held bruyette uu tlird iu the sixth. Tt
was not good Judgment 20 start him home
with The BAN in the possession of r. man
who throws so accurately as Reilly.
Trary had his dope mixed I'm the ninth
Somebody. he alleges, told him there
were TWO uut when he reached second.
Accordingly when Holland hit a fly to
Ward, Frarv started To run and never
stopped. Ward pleasantly doubled him
out at second.
Max MuIiers wrist appeared to be fin
HtHrn better shane yesterday and the lit
'e fellow viii doubtless be throwing in
his usual form TODAY.
Clark has hit 595 since Joining the
team, OF his ten hiLs six have been
doubles HIS first hit yesterday was the
sizth consecutive double.
Jimmy Wiggs Is getting to be q great
Eand at coachiuG. During the last few
games Jamcsy has been ON the lines a
good bit and is becoming a first-cIass
losAeF 60 say nothing of cutting many
fine capers-
Essicl and EeEackey were given re-
leases by thc management Yesterday.
Essick rIres promise Of developing into
great pitcher. but his inexperience rene
Gee Aihl uHdesifanie Tor Lhe team Just
now. when the best talent procurablc is
neeucd. heuackcT's place at first is
more than filled by CLARK whose hitting
also makes him more valuable th8n the
Canadian.
There's ono thing 7 want To c0ngratu-
lata SAT- Lake on. said Reilly. in the
course OF b1Eebali gabfest last nj tight
land that is The attitude OF tho news
papers. The papers here are sticking ND
l3f tAe Bone team All the time There
ism team iu the league that can boast
Of better support from IT'S newspaper
lnau the club heFe It's exactly right
too and does The team heap or good
Ir would be- better for baseball if every
town had the same kind of papers sou
have here in salr Lake.
Carney advanced with plan 20 carr
psiEu that HouId insure victory Tor
Salt lake TODAY 6tesi the hame plate
when Rc 60 tn pat ne sata
willie Hess also took turn at the