The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
It's SAD TO TELL,
BUT YET'TIS TRUE.
There's Another Fly in Our Molasses.
Again We
LOSE TO BOSSES CREW
AND FLEE FOR RELIEF TO PAR.
NASSUS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Spokane Z, Ogden 8.
Boise 6, Salt Lake 3,


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When Captain Tom cut loose his voice
IL made the bleacherites reJolce'
And fined the Can a five OF two,
Hut Tom kept chewing Just the same,
So SptIev hurled him from the game.
Yet when the inning passed away
The Cap made UP his mind 10 pay
lie donued his mltt MS pau anu Hdsh'
As Il he would resume his task
Not Won" QUOth Setley, not To-Day
I've put you out and out You stay
Eftsoons the crowd made shocking
And 6 5oHtd7 from bIoachers DER the
Vow lei rs sIav this MAN. they cried
Let's Kill the brute and tan his hlde-
but while they danced and roared and
1guI SefIpV stood and scowled and seowled.
With watch i'm hand amid the Jnrong,
He watched the seconds move along.
So Captain Tom let SUess so in
And helped subdue the awful DIN:
Then ou the bench made his abode,
And thus was closed that EPISODE
And Captain Tom. though somewhat
Took comfort from the teams good form.
The lads are playlu. tur-r-rst-rale ban,
said he sure usn't bad at ah.'
lie even smiled time or TWO
Before the thing had worried through
Nas SHARED by Riggs-then hope passed
For innings ten they battled free
Ire Boise won 90 8 to s.
I'm inning nine the Elders had
Their chance 10 win, but 10 the bad
They went on bases wasting nits
While Captain Tom threw divers fits
First Hahn came up and hit TO right.
Then Haynes To left and all looked bright
Till Ham, unwtsaly- sought TO make
Ii safe 90 third In twice the shake
OF lambkin's tail Knox lined the ball
To third and Eddie sought mis- stall.
And Haynes. who went TO second base
On knoNs throw. fell in disgrace
\ lead he took-and that was good
Had he not slumheTed where he stood.
But. sad To tell. he took the nap
NcFaTlan whiTled-a lightning snap
To SChilS, and Haynes was fairly caught
Two lovely base hits gone for uaUghtl
Small wonder. then. that TOZCr struck
At thTcc-miSSod all-and cuSsed his luck-
Thus passed the golden chance away,
Bum base wOrk-Jhats what lost the
day
Thv Boise mob. with ghuuIish cIee,
Made inning ten a sight 10 see
With one man gone SchiIs used his back
To stop a shoot and won first sack,
Whence he went tearing round the lot
on MCiutyTe.S twO-bdSe swat.
Like all git-out this Rert SChils ran
And made il take him 70 the pan
6lu ,aTney made "a woozy throw
on Knox $ EroUndeT. Bill YOU know,
Was ont Of fix because he got
It's joints UulOinted when he shot
AthWdrt hellaCkey in the third
! MS made Knox safe. Then Riggs be
himself and landed on the hide
4 blow that sent il high and wide.
\ far To middle field 1t SCARED
Two bases ciaaE-aud both runs scored
Twas Stickney ended II at last
l'N fielding that was great for fast.
Itens Hanson sent fly to Stick
no made a Duc-huHd catch and quick
As spring Of fingered jungle cat.
As disappears the SNOWFALL that
PeTChance gets tu that region which
Tradition saws holds boiling pitch
For sinners bad Ee let it 20
TO Delnlas. waIJtu- for the throw.
\ circus piay-it sealed Riggs fate
HuJ 2h. alas! 10 came too late,
u nFee runs were iu-too HiE q lead
The Elders COuluu & muster speed
Enough 10 win They got two men
on bases in their half and then
Sent flies TO Outflell. one hE one.
TIL three were caught and all was done
JACK thornton pitched the game for US
And proved himself a. wise old cus-.
And, though his mission lies ut first
At pitching he IL not the worst
In peddling speed ne isn't much.
But mikes them 60 beat the Dutch
With dips aud angles. curves and shoots
That reach from CoiiaretteS 10 boots.
The overriding hc wears IN front
Made il quite hard 3D. field Cd hunt
The Boise crowd soon took the bunch
And dumped him down luSJy bunch,
Approaching that his weight
Would make him slow to navigate
And thus 1t Was they beat ont some
That otherwise would have bvru bum.
Had not the base work hetI $50 tough
The pitching was quite good enough
kIl4 lDZGT held down Jack s old place
And set ii record breaking pace
While Hahn and Haynes kept up the
lick
Thsv have established with the stick.
Twice in tue game HAYNES beat out
hunts
Rv pulling off some SpT1ntiHC stunts.
" lille HahU-s war dance I'm inning two
Between the bags let Leahy through
With run the first. The other came
Five innings later i'm the game.
When four nice singles and 81 walk
HH#"r |H H..Ha .#..Tn
one hit was wasted when the Cap
Strung ont for seCCnd on a ran
That went to Knox. That cuIicfUi wretch
Refused 10 stand for Iyedhy'S stretch,
But whipped the bali in Ike "a flash
In time 20 settle Tommy hash
This Knox had quite a busy day
Md EobbIed all that came his way
Ills pegEiBE i'm was something great.
Tie throws we'll we regret to state
BID Carney came 10 gTievous harm
In inning three IL caused alarm
And some inclined to take the view
That keiiaCkey i'm mcdnucsS threw
Poor Carney when he came along.
But Carney says this view Is wrong
There was. he saws no wrong intent.
Hans Hanson picked the ball ND late
" Gen Carney dropped 1t near the plate,
The throw TO first was rather wide,
And hfilaCkcE had made stride
Away from first 10 get the ball
He didn't hold IT, after all
But thought he had IL. went to tag
The runner ere he reached the bag
And jabbed both hands in Caruev's side.
The shock was more intensified
BY Carney'S speed He was Knocked ont
For quite while and. without doubt.
VIII suffer from it more or less