The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
FACTS FOR THE FANS.

Eddie Quick viii pitch the first game
i0r Butte today, and, III he wins that, Wiz
probably pitch the second
Max Muller. the good one who plays
the left garden so we'll lost one IA the
seventn-abOut the first be has droppei
here this year II didn't hurt. tn9Qgtl'
and the way he has been fielding and hit
ting would have made IT all right' any
one OF the boys tells a bit OF a yarn
on Father Gin. The affair is alleged TO
have happened on the trip while the Eli
ders were playing in Spokane. DarnTnalln
was pitching and with two balls and no
strikes Gin hit "a safe one and nit II safe.
You brusher1' Dammaun- yelled at him.
That's an right" Gin ret0rted. m
just coming out of the brush and you're
on the way back To it,
Bandeln had Gin pretty well hitched
He struck the old man Out twice and null
lifted his efforts on the other two OcCa-
sious when CHM faced him. ln the fifth,
after Two hits. two runs. am error ana "a
sacrllce. CHM came mp with man on
third and only one gone Bandein had
little trouble in tanning Gin and gave
Clark the same treatment right after
ward 1T served 20 get Butte out Of a
bad place.
Bruyette lived up to the reputation he
established Friday Seven chances ne
handled without an error and two pr
three OF them were hard ones.
Little Spencer appears to be about the
best utility man seen i'm these diggingS
for a long time. He has played outfield,
m1leld and behind the bat in first-class
shape. and &c is about a toss up for hit
or not hit every time ne comes up. The
boy is only i3 years old, and those who
have watched his work do not hesitate
TO put the top of the business within his
reach.
Jimmy Wigs hitting is getting TO be
one of the features of the games lately.
The big fellow IS i'm great form this year
and the best OF them are treating him
with the utmost consideration.
According to interviews published in the
Suite papers, man named Jones was
mob5ed while trying to umpire "a base
bail game I'm Salt Lake last Sunday The
same interviews make it clear that mo-
BODY bQt o native son has any show in
salt Lake. That IS all very terrible, and
the town constable should see that IL is
stopped.
The Butte mneld is broken up again
as a result of SWlndells' misfortune. Cook
I who had been released. may be signed
again today to play third
Umpire Davis, under instructions from
Lucas. collected $40 from the salt Lake
clubs each IOr Meredith and Clark
/ before the game started yesterday. This
was what caused the delay. Jones
charged Clark SO and Meredith s. during
/ last Sundays game The league cOnstl-
tuition only allows S fines. except where
a bau Is thrown away. Aside from a
triuiug irregularity I'm the process of en-
I forcemeut the fines are all right be-
cause the boys were just "a biz noisy
early In that memorable game.
Don't forget the first game starts at 2
[ O clock today.
sunny Jim" Schaffer made an elegant
catch of foul fly on Muller the first
I time the little man came Up. Tt was
+ away in behind the sack, but Schaffer
nailed lt In fine shape, although he was
off his balance most Of the time he was
negotiating 10 set under it.
Nasbinder appears 20 be something of a
hitting pitcher. Two cut Of five against
good pitching is not half bad.
Weed had six chances yesterday. Every
one was fly bail. fair or foul. and he
got ali Of them one Wretchedly twisting
( Ioul got clear out OF his reach after a
I hard run. but the others were dragged
/ down ln Weeds usual way. Wouldn't we
miss that lad Weed. though. If he should
get away from us2 About the steadlest
| and most capable player I'm the whole
I league. taking him an the way through.