Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15

of them. Townsend was passed to
first, and went there on his hands ana
knees. A moment later he was caught
while pransing off first. The crowd
hooted as the tagged player came in
to the bench. Lyon popped out ny
and Frame went after 1t. he threw
off his glove and when the ball bounced
with crack from his bare mana ne
remembered the glove. He ran 70
pick It up, and while he was Wnirih%
around second base like a DerNlsh, ~
on marched around TO third. Parkin-
son slugged out a three Dagger, sending
Lyon home to get the first score. GOO
frey. the next man up, was MT WIN
a ball and got to first in limp. Nneh
the dust of this inning died down inc
council had two runs
THEN -FOUR TO FOUR.
Frame, at his next turn at bat, drove
out a three Dagger Justice Brown
followed with a two-bagger. Mayor
Brown managed to get put out again.
A hitting streak brought in four runs
before the side retired. The second hair
of the second inning saw another pair
of runs chalked up to the councils
credit. so the score was now A. Elk
element became intense. The officials
got one in the first half of the third.
In the midst Of all the hullabaloo, Mar
shall Mnuss walked calmly to the box
"Oh gee," screeched a small BOY
'lookie who's 'goin' to pitch fer the
officials" Marshal Mauss tipped MS
hat and swung his arms as he thonght
Rube Waddell does to warm up, and
then shot one over-the grand stand:
The crowd howled with delight ana
small boys in the next county mad
new ball. A pop fly was struck to
Mayor Brown and he muffed It, Ihe
crowd roasted him. Mauss threatened
I'D y Il In -
whereat the crowd howled, Butter
fingers! Glass arm" and other things.
A fiy was knocked to Frame, VINO
managed to get forty feet away from
tho spot when II alighted. HIS nat blew
off and while chasing his hat, frame
let the batter walk around the bases
backwards. At the close of the thlrd
inning. the council had prought h,ne
men across the platter, making the
tally now 10 to 8. With an unlucky
number to fight, the other officials be-
came disheartenod.
Parkinson distinguished himself in
the next inning by stopping a NOT
liner and puttig Mauss out at first
Seeing II would be useless 10 get there
any other way Marshal Mauss asked
permission TO walk over 10 second 10
see what the country looked like IN
that neighborhood, The council
moved 10 turn the request down, but
Mayor Brown vetoed the snub. Mauss
walked yer to second, around to third
and down to home. Then the game
was continued.
AN ERROR FOR MAUSS.
Marshal Mauss played third after
his good work In the boX-good work
because the councilmen voted II such'
(they got nine runs off Mauss). In
l.a "A
nab j. M. Wood. the runner. Wood
was off base and slid. In sliding, he
missed the third corner sack by tive
feet. In arguing with Joe Wood, the
umpire, Marshal Maus forgot to touch
Wood. who eventually got back on the
base by crawling through the marshaIs
legs. Later in the game, the big, Jolly
marshal was hit with ball ana al
though II took eight men 10 keep nm
ON his feet, he insisted upon going
down 10 first. While the crowd was
covering lis eyes with terror the mar
shall suddenly broke away from his
heluers and before anyone realized
what was going on, he had reached
third IL was too much. The mar
sinai went back 10 first TO hush the
cries OF the grandstand,
A PROCESSION OF WEAKNESS,
The nfth. klNlh' seventh elsntn hnu
ninth innings, (maybe there were moro
we're ali exciting, hilarious and instrnc-
tive. Just as the sun went down In
the west eighteen men, hair all tangled.
hands all grimy, dignity all shattered.
but faces all rosy with the Joy of liv-
ing, marched back into town with sew
eral the usand cheering grown folks ana
children at their heels. Today they are
stlff aud sore, but mighty proud OF the
celebration. their city hall and hustling
little city In -eneral
Reports reached this city this morn
ing that the councilmen are thinking %
applying for admission TO the National
league. Because none OF the players
were up and around today this could
not be confirmed Mayor Brown and
others who played with the other OIL
cials pooh-pooh the idea, "lf Marshal
Mauss had been In trim, form. or what
ever Il is. those fellows would have