Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-02
n, Saturday Afternoon, Salt Lake
Simply Forced the Babies
To Take First
me RAIN HELPED OUT SOME.
-, Contest Was Called OF, but the
Result Would Probably Have
Been as Usual.

,,,,,,cb Yesterday afternoons game
,,,,d of on account OF noou'
v" ho said that out of six arguments
Il MAJ oIso the Gimlinites managed TO
w. away only one from the Upstairs
NO., s might have made 1t two on sa'ur-
a ofternoon, but IL was presented 10
uss c,ospcy three times, like the crown
"n,oa 10 Caesar But unlike the great
pan McCloskcy has no conscientious
i'y 'nlos anent taking things thrust upon
s,.'f and he took He belongs to the
,clmmlo family" anyhow
'rSe Rabies had streak Of generosity
,,so and gave the game to Salt Lake but
' ' after thought the Infants were only
tovnp and refused to take the present
- ,r,te OF all this, there was some eH,
w sppnut and some more shrieklnB' ~
Slll.ni,, dld look like Salt Lake would WIN
tua,ntSor game In spite Of all inc boys
a,oyd DO Boise placed young persoh-
sgo by the name OF bleWlet ~ as az VyH
ssbsdnfho tylrling, but such an ASSORTMENT
70 Ii,s were made by the home guard
vi m1,owItt blew back TO tho bench IN
lna'.dcond inning and hts place was TAX
lnV by Starkelis. This man Starkells
W snare and a delusion. The neNt
lime he comes here 20 pitch Da'i, H' hi,,,
''hnvld ret out an injunction against MN,
hiSn ,.ay he fooled our poor batters was
SIMPLY me lime Blowitt was benched by
,,obcst Johnnie everything was coming
l,r way, but IA the fourth, Essick, VINO
MAS our slab artist for the day, Decanne
VIA With the bases occupied no walked
,uS rms for the children. The blame
Mia not he laid 10 To2er OF Bruyette.
q uaq ali on Essick Up TO this time
~. bad four runs to Bosses one. They
,,me in on three hits, stolen pasS.
taso ON balls and A passed bail me
TbSle affair became tied up later, but IN
W., TpO, ninth McCloskey took what was Of
iVWyHh two men 10 the bench Cook
,msebed out single, Babbltt TOOK an.
other but through poor fielding managed
N stretch a single into three, lie sent me
baI out to Tozer In right held, but the
after moved about as II he had an ore
ION boot on each foot, and Gimlin' VINO
STss deem In center, beat him To the
baI Essick got the ball and ehucked II
away over llauscn and the runner came
home. -. ,oo,,
even worse had not the rain fallen ON
ths inst and the unjust alike. 1t only
went Two innings and trife over but UP
IN that time the Babies had five runs 10
Salt Lakes cipher. Rain checks were
given 10 the spectators ana they VIII use
Them this week.
Wigs was in the box yesterday, but
he was as Wild as March hare. lie
started to the bad by walking Houtz. The
latter took second on a pass, but Hansen
caught him In his attempt TO steal third.
Weaver followed by Il hit, and VICES
walked McKevitt and OConnell Elsey
scored Buck with single and Mckevitt
came In on Il wild throw. Cook soaked
one TO Bruyette and Glsey started some
foolIshness with the ball ana was called
out for IT, Hansen got O'COnnell at Sec
ond and the side was retired.
Our side drew a blank.
In the second the Infants started lt
again, or rather Wigs started IT, He
walked Rabbit and took second on Haul
sens hit. Both went around a notch on
Thompsons hy-out. Houtz singled ana
Babbitt scored Hanson then came In on
Weaver s single. Houtz went out on
McKeyitts hot to Weed, A strike out
bought the trouble TO an end temporary
d.
Our side made three hits-thats all.
The Infants got another tally In THIS
inning by a hit, n steal a hit and bad
throw In. BY this time the rain was COM
FMS down In sheets and the thing was
called Of The figures for the first game
follow;