The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-09
P. N. |. AVERAGES
ARE GIVEN OUT
President Lucas Prepares The
Standing For Last Season.
FOOD FOR FESTIVE FANS
SHOWS WHAT THE PLAYERS
HAVE BEEN DOING.

The baseball fans who like to sit back
after the seaso is over and delVe in cold
PACK figures about what the players
nave been doing all year can now be
happy for the averages of the Pacific
National league are out. President Lucas
mas certainly gotten q move on himself
this season in preparing the interesting
table end ii makes interesting rea ding.
Salt Lake comes last IL batting and
second IN fielding, but this is partly &c
counted Tor on account of the close ScOr-
ing done in this city. For the same rea-
son. Spokane leads in the hating. and
some of her PLAYERS are farther NJ tho
list in hitting than they would have been
II playing on any other team in the
league. as any old thing is scored as
hit in that section Of the woods.
Nasbinoer leads in batting, but only
played in a few games OF the. players
who took part in more than half the
games. Carney of Spokane leads and
Rockenfield of the same team comes sec
ond Hannivan leads the Elders, with
Weed second and Hansen third. Hansen
was also the best hitting catcher IN the
league. Muller. who was CONSIDERED one
of Salt Lakes best batterS is below sew
eral OF the players. Bandelin was the
best hitting pitcher in the league ana
Jimmy Wigs was second. twenty seven
men batted above the 500 mark, winch IS
a remarkable showing for four-team
In fielding. shaffer did the best work
! of all players on first base, and . Conneil
! beat Delmas out at second. when IS z
| SURPRISE. Weed again was the best third
/ baseman. while Runkle easily leads Iae
| shortstops BrUyette coming last. Old
Buck Weaver did the best work N the
outfield of the players who were IN more nor,
4 than half the games, Gimlin beating Null
! Ter out by one point for the SAT- Lake
! team. Stanley vas the most consistent
J fielding catcher in the league
! Delmas Of Salt Lake ard Babolt OF
! Boise led the league in the number OF
! games played. both taking part ~ ~
! games. Rockenfield scored liz runs. lead
/ ing league Shaffer was high man IT
base hits making lS6 snaf t;rd LARK e, , Sno
base hits. Houtz led in three-oaSe nits
| with eighteen. and Frarv took the honor
] of knocking the most home runs lroIr
Joe Marshall. Frary hitting our tnIE s.Hi,
! to ten for Marshall and ten for MURDOCH
/ Rumble sacrificed thirty-eeyen times ans
| Toutz stole forty-nine bases. GimhT
| leading Salt Lake with thirty-five:
/ sunny Jim Shaffer put our l,-ts men
RunkIe assisted to PUT out 40. Bruyett'
led the league win errors, maklmi
! eiehty-uine. Willie Hogg struck out "a
and also made more wild pitches. twenty.
| hans StarleIs Of Boise hit thirty-s'
men. Uogg was faced by 1.So2 players
| dnrins the season. -Four hGndreo am
| fifty singles were made OIL McI dt4ane
seventy eight two-bassers or par5aiii
and sixteen home runs off Dammann an
| ToZeT. &c r-ho II
fants made !, 405 base bits, z55 two-nts
hits and ninety-three three-paSseIs
Ssr.o scored fifty-four home runs
Suite made ninety-seven double pays
and salt Lake the only triple play OIL IN
year. Five hundred and thirsy,sN :, me sT
o.s TIiDars we're left on bases. Eignty
f o5 suite men were hit BY the pHtc si1s
aD5 g5a Foise players were given pase
on balls. .o,,o,~