The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
REILLYS RED MEN
LEDT0SLAUGHTER
Elders Give Spokane a Fearful
Beating.
UNABLE TO HIT ESsICK
VISITORS OUT-PITCHED, OUT
BATTED AND oUT-FIELDED.

9TH Saints defind usr'
IT'S Reilly who speaks. He has just
come from the box office and tins is his
first look at the score board salt Lake,
II; Spokane. D" says the board and only
four innings gone.
With a great effort Reilly gathers him
self Me lad" he says TO a contiguous
urchin ''Ivud We be good enough t lux
a. tn scure boar-rd an tell me Plat VI
SEE? TITS me Dyes that is bad tn day
Eleven to one in favor of Salt Lake-
cries the kid.
Like riven OAK the mighty chief totters
for moment. then falls hvadlonS on the
sward. Don't none o. yez come near
me- ne shrieks. ''Oi have a word Z say
{ mesiif,' He says II and experiences
great relief. Presently he IS able to SIT
up and anon he smiles again MS IS
purify funny, Me remarks joviaily, 'Ol
will just iniye at DIT, mesilfF Accord
ingsy he proceeds TO extract much aInuse-
mcnt from what follows His amusement
is shared BY the faithful few. II Is no.
often the Elders do things Ike lisis anu
everybody cuts loose enthusiasm that mas
been on tap for 10, this long time.
Talk about these pitchers DattleS an
you want TO. Out a mess Ike AAaA -
yesterday does the sick at heart more
good than a boat load OF pitchers pat
ties. one could tell that by cDseE Nll4s
how the faclaliy manifested JOY came "
the surface in the fourth and grew ia IN
tensity until the end of the affair
Couldn't be Headed.
It was a mighty slaughter of the limo
cents. After that fourth inning when me
Elders got going a tidal wave Wouidn
have headed them The InJuns ailpeared
10 realize TX and, appreciaJlng tnal ID
verse fortune cannot be successfully COM
bstcd. they logged peacefully along say
ing nothing, but hoping IL WouluH DC
prolonged beyond dinner time
The game took a mighty shit inc
Elders started il at whirl~sind speed ana
the Injuns took the pace for three IN
nugs. Then the fuss started me ruuf ~
opened with the score 10 III 1AAOI W
the Elders Singles by Carney ana FraIS
with q sacrifice, earned run Tor lle N
iuns and il looked ike hard ban fight
The Awful Fourth
Bat. Monsieur, The last half OF that
inning was fearful Old Father Gin was
fi-et In. He bounced one off Forsythe' S
hands and took first on II safely cars
hit 10 FoFsythe. who curved the pan 70
second. losing both men, Hansen sinSieu'
moving all hands up and DelmaS MI 70
Carney Carney made a wild throw 10
Stanley, letting Gin score ana ieaNlns
the sacks sLiH stuffed TO the unit. 1Ie.
was pinched off at first b. Stanley, oul
Brlyefte walked an instant taFeT anu
filled EN- up again. ESSiCk lifted snort
flv 10 Ferris. making two gone 1hdl
didn't matter. however Max AulleT OfoN
one into left Frary got close thIush ~
give Il a playful slap with one h&nd- ou-
didn't hold it. Clark and Hansen scored:
HanujVan drove one straight and nafu
over second and Bruyette was IA Iheh
Weed marked q choice one ana lined y
straight over the left fence Tor four bases
in other words. a home run IhiS cleared
the atmosphere for a moment, put GIN
mixed things with his second nit or tht
inning. clark came behind MIN with an
awful wipe TO right field. It hir IN from
of Dammanu, but merely for the pun pos
of gathering itself, apparently Tor VIII
renewed momentum IL scared away oNVl
Dammau's head toward the forest bach
OF right. Clark beat il home with ease
making the second home run ot-tne IN
mag. Hansen kiIed one 10 frsry aIiu
ended the turmoil.
More to Come.
THAT was enough to break up almost
any game, but the Elders had not m
fshed They opened Up again in the sixth
Hannfvan was the first man Up and nit
for two sacks. Weed came behind MIN
with q single As Weed started 70 steaI
4 second Stanley threw Wild and Hann!VaH
scored Gimlin hit TO Ferris, who threw
Weed out at the pan. Clark rolled a slow
one down the first base line fOTsy me
was tardv in getting TO the bag ano
clark was sale "a mllcs Wulle tim tom
third. Hansen hit short TO right Inldule-
Murdoch made q magnificent ruunin e
catch. but in attempting 10 CupHcdIe
his carrier feat of doubling man out a
first threw high above Hollands head
f4fuf loafed home and Clark took second
Deluas' single brought him IN, while
Delmas Was thrown out 10y traTy IN at
tempting TO stretch the hit 10 a double
Another one came in the orthoCcN way
next inning BrUyette singled ESSlcA
sacrificed and HdnniVdu hit Il ZONE VIZ
his second double of the daE. Inc eignlE
was marked by straight and clean SUCK
work GfmIiu hit safe. Clark Sacrificed
and Hansen scored the run with a slhsle
Delmas hit for two bases. senQine t1duseL
TO third and Bruyette brought oCtn hOIie
with q two-base swat Essl1ks Slueis
scored Bruyette. Essick was caught a
second on the play and Muller was thrown
out by Forsythe, ending the inning
Elders Fine Form
Contrary TO the general rule. the Elders
did not let mp when the other side eX-
uloded- E,ssick pitched "a maELtfIceni
game and had support that was not 9nI2
errorless. but fast as lightning. Fhs
bulk Of it fell on the infield, which rose
10 the occasion IN manner calculated L
gladden. ali behOlders. Carpins spirits got
little satisfaction out OF the behavior o.
the lads yesterday
This makes it an even break on the
series so far. The teams meet again this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Following is the detailed score:
Salt Lake.
Alb. r. II. PO. A. Z
Muller~L f.-:........6 0
Haunivan. C. f......-.5 .
Weed. 3 b-.---.----...5
Csimlin. r. f........,.5
Ozark 1 b............-8-4 = 0
Hansen. c.............5 "a 8
Delmas b......-.-.-5 i
Fssick. p..............4
Total ...- ..-.-..-.-42 ls ? 2 Il
Spokane.
ALB. r. H. Pc. a. E
Ferris ss.....,....--..4 ,
C'argev b--.--.4 3