Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08


.,,s,.n means. As It should be
reference is made to the ending Vi
a., aouble-header played at walker
,ay.aeld yesterday afternoon between
hU ai,o and Boise. Our bunch was
s" greedy and took both, max
,"ri, three straight games lost by Nc
nlnsoskev The games were not an that
SlV S,, ioat lie parted with seYelal
y JUN M flesh, a handful OF mar OF
lou'p and was threatened with paresls'
WIZ WIZ trouble started at p. m, the
az zane going eleven innings Inc
lIst 5yaenit wag s to I for the home
Ims aras The second combat began
=, l.SO and wound up with score
aS a IN 12-also in favor OF our sac
when Inc last man was bencheu III
mo Iost inning, and Sir John was seen
~ fall In faint, a foreign looking m
Siyldual was heard to sottly relllalk
GReouiescat in pace,' on m other
words MAY he rest in peace
If Is estimated that LOO rams Were
,ssen,bled on the grounds; nut Judelns
dam the ear-splitting shrieks that tore
,brough the atmosphere one Woulu naYe
baen Justified In thinking that there
we're some million persons ON hahu.
each afflicted with ST. Nitus dance ol
the jawbone' a.,n 90 u,o
The fans journeyed down TO the
r,o,,nds To see a ball game, and they
sew couple. And those games con-
sGs,od of about everything known to
he nastime invented by Father Chad
,,lok From absolutely decayed work
"a zeal brilliant playing. There were
errors galore. our side tucked away
siy In the first game, but what mat
,ers that lust so the boys won?
II would take more time and space
man we have to spare TO let you know
The features Of the two bouts hut II
nav he said the main one was the
breaking into the game of Honest
John. In the first game Hammond
started little debate with the umpire
mat resulted In Mr. Hammond receiv-
ing polite but firm invitation TO take
himself away,
In the second struggle, O'Connell be-
came MI (wise Mr., O'ConnelD, and Mar
shall was brought In from right, ana
John butted into the game again. John
was also sick, but he refused to give
up. Whatever is said Of John, he dies
game and is n hard loser, While the
boss Of the fruitpickers did not have
n chance to do anything In the field,
Ne certainly gave a splendid account
pf himself at bat. Out Of three times
up he pulled down three safe binges
and placed his pie like feet on the home
ban on two different occasions.
II is said that MoCloskey is seriously
thinking Of putting I'm a claim for one
pf those Carnegie hero medals which
we have all heard about but have not
seen. Johns doctor told him. so lis
said, that he must not exert himself;
that he must remain quiet, and take
things easy But when he saw his pets
getting the life walloped out of Them
he threw the physician's advice to the
winds, took a hitch in his belt, smooth
ed down his back hair and bravely
dashed into the fight.
IN the first game, Forsythe was plac-
ed In the box by Dad Clark. He was
handled gently in the first inning, but
IN the second he was jumped onto un-
mercfuly and three TALES resulted.
lie was let alone in the next one, but in
The fourth five slngls brought In an
other run, In the fifth they got n
couple, and in the eighth one more,
which was enough.
Our bunch began proceedings in the
lhlrd Forsythe and Essick singled.
The former was forced mt third by Null
ler but Clark made a safe one and Es-
sex galped home. Muller and Clark
rame In on Hausen's hit after Weed
was out. McFarlan was doing the
thoots for Boise, but Mac took him out
and put In our old friend Starkells, He
was given his also II took couple OF
innings to get next to his offerings. but
when the home bunch did begin TO dc
things the slaughter was awful. They
Kept 1t up until the winning run came
IN.
There was rest Of 10 minutes and
trouble broke out afresh. Starkells
ana Thompson for the Frutpickers. and
Drlnkwater and Essick for Salt Lake
We're used UP. The game lasted the
regulation nine inning, but there were
many Interesting stunts crowded into
mem 1t was game Of smash to the
Ight left, down the middle, over the