The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-31
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
NO. z TEAM WINS
Shut Out Salt Lake Boys ScOr-
ing s to 0 in Eight
Innings.
DIAMOND IN POOR SHAPE,
BUT GAME INTERESTING
MargettS Lines Up Thirteen
Men: Dad" Stewart Fea-
ture of Contest.

The Chicago White Sox No. baseball
team had no trouble IN winning the
match game at Fort Douglas from the
Salt Lake team by r score of S TO We'd
nesday afternoon. Owing TO tho poor con-
dltion of the diamond. fast ball was i'm
possible and the local boys MADE ny
errors. ably assisted by Lieutenant Ellis,
VINO held the indicator over 200 people
braced the cold eatheT TO see the game
and the fans were treated TO fairly good
contest. While there wero no 'hoarsc
shouting plays. the rooters had plenty
Of opportunity TO start voice training, =
and the Sox did not leave the diamond
before getting a few pet names pinchcd
from the baseball dictionary,
Probably the best play OF the game WAS
Dad Stewarts long field run. robbing
Hahn from a hit in the seventh inning.
Lose Only Chance.
The Salt Lake team had 4 chance 10
Win but this was thrown away when Man
ager Margetts picked thirteen men 10
play. and Umpire Lieutenant Ellis called
Shaw SAFE al third base after Catcher
Good caught the SoX player ten feet on
an attempted steal. A. Gunn completing
the play. This decision put the first real
life into the crowd and from then on
Lieutenant Ellis and the White SoX got
theirs from the bleachers.
Hummel pitched the first three innings
for Salt Lake. letting The SoX down in
The frs, two innings with one hit
An error by Scott in center started the
scoring when a fly was dropped and
Young took first safe, and continued TO
second while Scott was playing tag with
the ball Hahn scored Young with
pretty biff over second base, but killed
himself at second trying To steal
The Salt Lake boys secured two hits
in the first inning and il looked tough
Tor the visitors. but Young settled down
10 business and threw the first five in
niugs, allowing but five hits.
Heusser went into the box In the fourth
inning Shaw was the first man up and
put low drive over second: took second
hasc on Wild pitch stole third taSsiSted
bv the umpirc) and came home on an
error by Nargetts. Hcusser was hit hard
on balls. fieder's choice and three stolen
bases netted two runs.
DOC White Is There.
Price took : turn for the sixth and sew
enJh innings Beall. the first man up.
tried TO knock the flag pole of Ensign
Peak but quit running when he got TO
third 10 take a rest Stewart fielding the
bail Price refused 10 be caught again
and the SoX were retired with a double
from Stewart To Castro.
Papworths arm felt strong and he was
given 4 chance in ;he eighth inning He
walked Beall, the first batter IN, but he
went out at second on nelders choice
Mullen going 10 first. Gill put n sizzler
Though second for one bag: TannchIh
flew out at short; Payne reached the in
itiai sack on Keafers error and Gum
fumhled Whites easy Croundcr the two
errors scoring two runs. I5hu walked,
but Shaw retired the side. grounding TO
third.
Doc" White took up The pitching FOR
The SoX in the sixth inning and allowed
hut three rits. two of which came in the
ninth.
Tho score.