Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-09
.vClOskey's Pets We're Given an
Awful Drubblng by the
Gimlinites.
The SCORE WAS THIRTEEN TO 8
.,., Meredith Kept Infants Guess.
l,o Al the Tlme-ThompsOn Was
Hit Pretty Hard
,o,v,c NATIONAL LEAGUE.

-.uorders and the Leaders fought
lno ,aa,n at walkers pasture Sesters
u ou' l,roon and the result was decid-
oS ;,. IN favor OF the former AZ .ne sn'
W. sne innings, the score STOOD ID W o.
night have been worse.
"psrlsb the thought SAID JONI in'
Honest a, ohoyo that the
ana the Infants are now running
I"1 Wv. a,d neck for first place while mo
nv and the Gold-Diggcrs are on an
oven footing for the honor OF pr'"s up
the rear. ,. ~ rio,,
,an az IL aid yesterday afternoon there
AN Ma no fear as TO the result. Inc
49,. rlayed national league errorless bail
,nhs vay through, and outclassed the
'ssnns at every turn Of tho doings. They
dIdnt depend upon good theories but
nioved BAN all the time, using their
thinkers as well as their mus ana uhuer'
PT1fhes Rabies undoubtedly felt bad SO
"a "Tohn Inc Honest II was too much
,or MIN and he wept His stars lost thelr
nerve. and went up into the blue ether,
whlle the local crowd plugged steadily
sione and refused to become ratified. But
a. t1stIce 10 the visitors II must be said
Thai Weaver and HOutE played cham pion-
sbin nall But OF course there Is nothing
PARTICULARLY new I'm this, Can any one re-
IAN the time that the young man weaver
ever played anything else. He deVoured
everything that came to him In middle
garden. ana made one throw to home. cut
ling OF a run that Meredith figured on
landing. that was simply remarkable.
l,outz, in left garden made one Of tho
pretties catches Of the season, taking the
most difficult chance imaginable. Hansen
Knocked a foul ny over TO left near the
elephant and Houtz dashed for It. Hardly
anv one believed he had even remote
chance Ia get the spheroid but Houtz had
an idea Of his own lie nailed the horse
hide and had TO pull tho reverse lever to
prevent going hcadhrSt through the
fence Il was one Of he most brilliant
ieats Of the season.
Elmer Meredith and Thompson were
The opposing pitchers, and Elmer was the
cndy He twisted them over high. low,
IN. out: gave 'em corkscrews, fast and
SLOW, and
But what's the use?
lie had the champs al his mercy but
Showed none. Only once did they seem to
recover from their dizziness. In the sixth
they punched three hits, but right here
Elmer brought that headploee OF HIS in
20 play and there was nothing to IL any
more,
Poor Thompson. Of National league
fame, was hammered a plenty. Fourteen
hits. In the eighth every man was up.
They made FIVE hits and Meredith drew
q pass netting seven TALES. six OF them
earned
In addition to Meredlths great twr-
Ing he showed his old-tlme form with
She stick lie made a sacrifice, a single.
y double and drew transportation to irst
Without cost, out Of four times up. lie
also scored run. Guess that's mlser-
ne was given the kind OF support his
pitching entitled him to. The team DEM
onetrated that II can play ball Now, let
me boys pull together and win a few
games. They can do II II they only viii.
and there Is no good reason why they
Eh0uld not
The score follows.