The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
ONE MORE TO
'CL0SKEY MEN
Good Features and Some Bad
Umpiring.
ELDERS WEAK AT SHORT
ABSENCE OF BRUYETIE WORKS
AGAINST HOME TEAM.
ELDERS WEAK AT SHORT
AS the fact is certain TO set out through

AS the fact IS certain 10 set out through
other channels 81 uay as well be am
nounced here that the infants did things
10 Us at the Walker me. dow yesterday.
lr was game fu-l OF freaks. Fast most
OF lAe time dark brown part o. the tlll-e
Jamesy Wiges hurried Tor the Elders.
Jamesys treatment l1 the way of sup
port was something awful The hole was
al short, where Jimmy HanniVau misbe-
EaFed fTighLtuliy, being chiefly TespOu-
slble for three ~ the runs. ln ADDITION
20 this the decisions ON balls and strikes
were so completely decayed that neither
pitcher knew where TO throw the bali t0
Ect strike ON 81 Further, the Elders
were only able 10 make three runs behind
An OF which leads to q conviction that
Jdm@sy dld NOT ger "a decent snow. In
it should be remembered that ali preVl-
Gus rules for calling balls and strikes
were suspended and new definitions SUB
6utuLeQ by Jones. This goes as 10 sac
Farlan also Jones played mo- laVOrItes
Tie was uniformly raw az the time.
therefore, the defeat or yesterday docs
NOT prejudice Jame5ys case It was not
considered a fair trial
Bucks Great Catch.
The Individual feature of the game was
q rough and tumble catch by poor old
man Weaver. This robbed Muller OF q
his JIG was IN the sixth inning mat the
lraut stuuE one ont into right middle
inc 0cJoza1-llIl.ll Steamed up ana Ltdf---l
for flo &c race horse speed. He managed,
bE throwing himself forward. TO set ms
hands under it. The next Instant his
was riumphantly held al0ft in his right
hand 50 that alt could see 81. That bit
OF business cut OFF two runs. Tt was the
greatest outfield catch Of the season here
Mctarlal was hIt plenty, but noL 70
5000 advantage. his support, especially
the iniield end OF 80. was splendid Bah
bitt ana OC8nneU played like WhiTlwinds
ana the whole team worked in great
shape.
A Change That Helped.
The great fielding problem of the FL
al short his shift from the outueld,
where his work is aiWay5 sc0d. to the
lnLeld was made necessary by the an
seuce OF Bruyelte. BTuyette has bad
bruise on his hand IU was lauced Friday
night and he Wll. probably be out OF the
game FOR several days The sooner ne
gets back the better it viii be for she
club.
Tozer relieved Hauuivau iu the seventh.
The firsr- man Up hit 10 him and was
crushed 40 first the next struck ana the
1hird was Ola Buck. Puck, fresh from
his wonderful catch on Muller S NY IeiL
pretty good. He lined one 10 right Tor
Two sacks and undertook TO SJIeLcl lL
10 third. Gin got it too soon. however
Weed in time 20 nail the old senrenau
al third ending the lnuluE- one ll't-
assist. a pat out aEd Two bits oul -"t
twice up constituted Iozer record tof
three innings. not bad for a pitcher.
Flannery Is Deceived.
An amusing incident marked the third
inning. With one gone, Fianucry drew
walk D.COuLeI rCI0WeQ #iLu q il"
aught bEt q hit. least of all Flannery, who
peEsel along TO third base without rai5-
luz his head Father Gln Scl&le0 pc OH
his toes Just before it hit dirt and care
lezsly tossed it 70 Clark. changing an IN
Dad clark worked his head to good adj
vantage cL l4ut play Do lle e-A--L-
Houtz had Iriuiel when Elsey hlt 20
Clark iJle was plll ing close ll ann
UiEuel the bali. He managed TO scare
Ifoulz back to third after Lefty had GOT
within about fifteen feet Of the plate ana
then dashed back In time 10 nan t--7ttt
the tag he performed sending the bis
first baSemau rolling over and over A
nice jumping catch by Delmas IN the
fourth was another good feature.
a walk. sacrifice and nau throw ltL
McEevitt come home In tbe tlfsl- AZ
the fifth iIarriVau lost BaDnlLt- d %liA
pitch SEM him 20 third and NcheEut
Hol-Z's trirle Blhhltt drew walk Stoie
second and both men scored when Ht-i-
uivau let McFarlaus grounoer SO
through. Iu the eighth, after Houlz htu
secured life a double by Elsey and SIN
giles bv Rabbit and McEarlan hroushL
home two more. s. walk "a sacrlLlte 1E
MedEeT ana q 3 ls+e ~ E'7-S 7-'i
'J1clneI 90 Lle fiilal il--iiiis s-
The Elders first run came iu the ioif-n
inning. Hansen SINGLED DelHa5 rdcti-
fced him along and Wigs mig MN home
The other rlEs came iu the llgnlh. Hleh
IL really locked like a bit of business tor
the home team. Delmas hlt. wigs OUT
sent him to second and Muller brought
L.m home with "a d1| bic 20 lett MUlleE
scored = minute later on Weeds single
but O'Couuel threw Father Gin out and
blasted hopes again
New Thing Under the Sun.
Those -,I7r. rf-rF-eiff the limit in the vsa-