The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-19
Loses Hard-Fought Game to the
Occidentals by Score of Three
to Nothing.
NEGROES MAKE SPECTACULAR
PLAYS in THE FIELD
Robinson Pulls Off Brilliant
One.Handed Catch in the
Ninth Inning.

Murray out-hlt the OCcidertals In Sun
days game at Walkers Field but lost
the battle, to o. The game was stub
bornly fought from start to finish and
brilliant fielding and base running was
done by both sides. Spectacular plays
were the order OF the day, the Occi-
dentals getting more than their share OF
circus catches.
The game was lost by Murray in the
second inning, long triple by Langley.
doing the work. All OF the rest OF the
game both teams played shut out ball
The only hits secured by the Occidentals
were scattered over the first three In
nings: After that McCreary was In
Mooney pitched his usual brilliant
game He allowed five hits. but did not
always perfect when a hit meant
run.
Robinson Star.
-. Roeinson's work al second was one Of
the features Of tho game. He covered
an immense amount OF territory. In the
one hand running catch OF a line drive
and earlier IN the game assisted in
double double. McAdoo made a sensational
air and pulled a long drive down from
the clouds, recovering his bag quickly
and retiring a second man. Means made
TO LETT field while Margetts nailed two
hard ones In right, Langley qualified as
as star base runner by stealing home.
Langford got one of the three hits for
the Occidentals in the first inning. He
promptly stole second but the side was
retired before he got farther In the
was, first up. Mooney hunted to sacrifice
McAdoo TO second. Kaefer fielded the
ball and the pitcher ran 10 first How
q rl6 ura= cat NC
reached second. Black hunted to sacri-
Moony as ssSsd ea%Es ii ,bT5 s9cona and
Black promptly stole second.
Langley Clears Bases.
Then Langley drove a long one to right
Margetts was looking for the ball. Nc
Adoo and Black scored and Langley
reached third. Black signalled hit and
third as the bail left the pitcher and
reached home safely Just as Hawkins
struck out There we're many many Who who
called out because Hawkins stepped be
tween pitcher and catcher. interfering
with the catcher, However. the ball was
ntSned o, 9a Il, and u nG Vas not 'hs ne, baer
Had the ball been thrown home 20 catch
the runner the pitcher should have
stepped out Of his box. In that event
ference and Langley should have re-
turned to third. Umpire NevIns was
right In his decision. the bleachers to
the contrary notwithstanding.
McCreary then steadled down and not
an Occidental reached second base In the
remaining seven innings. Only two got
TO first In the third inning after two
men were out Claude Burns drove out
nice single but got no farther than first.
The next eighteen men to face McCreaTy
went promptly out. An error by Plake
In the ninth permitted McAdoo 10 reach
first. but he was promptly nipped trying
to steal second.
Double Plays Are Fast,
Plake, the first man up In the first
out to Langley. Mann drove one out to
left field which Black dropped after
hard try Robinson pulled down Scotts
hard drive and doubled Mann out at
first.
Another double play in the second
robbed Murray OF a chance to score.
Castro singled and Mareetts followed with
1 long drive along the first base line.
McAdoo went up in the air and made a
successful one-hand stab for the drive.
The ball stayed IN his hand and the star
first baseman stretched for the sack.
beating Castro back to the bag. com
oleting the double unassisted. kaefer
hen struck out. In the fourth Al Gum
second on Mann's grounder to Robinson.
Hawkins fumbled Scotts grounder, Cas- |
.ro and Margetts retired the side by
lying out.
After two men were out in the sixth |
Mann singled and stole second. Scott,
however, flew out TO Lane. The seventh |
ooked lucky Castro led off with q hit |
md stole second, Margetts struck out |
Iaefer sacrificed Castro to third. Then |
Means drove long. one to right field |
next six men went out in order
Tha Score