The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-02

..t Melleu had motioned the
Nav back and the ball went
4 Igitchell's hands for the
now changed places amid
4 The crowd, for the game
Be Particularly interesting
drst man up. after missing
N foul over by the Jefferson
ID pelvin caught after a
n hot grounder TO Delvtn,
'|re stop and throw to Case,
Ne two out.
.nfth OF Jefferson was next
I'D one of his fast ;nshoots
Re corner OF the plate. but
Ne widc and as Church
1oty Of the way the bail
|I|ft and Church got his
ID next AT bat. but Gibbie
y hal Church would try TO
4 mol away. so he motloned
<erd up q fast. wide one.
4 u bM was caught a dozen
u tzs by Gibbie's perfect
-<erzoh-
|rond Ir.nlng Robb was first
|'uck bard at the first ball
nissff. Then he bunted
but II rolled straight to
te vas an easy out, Mellen
<cer came up for the first
The Lowell crowd began
cf cheering, for they had a
something would happen
nBd long been In the habit
sction in the game. when
% bat. But Hans showed
txcltement as he walked TO
He stood there in his loose.
w studying Mellen and
'tudylng him. Perhaps Mel
'fr thoughts than Hans. for
v a ball that looked good
4 he struck at il hard and
one looked just as good
that one. too. When Mel
ne next one Hans thought
= y over carefully and Ii II
Me other two be would let
c'u look like the Others com =
ior the plate and so he
y 10 curve, but II came
tne plate and Hans didn't
umpire said "Three strikes
ana Hans had struck out.
<1me up. There were two
vanted Il hit. The second
ood, so he hit for a ground :
nt OF Laird and raced 10
fo made a stab. got the
hout settling himself. made
OUT low throw to Church,
captain. however. made a
1p and Hal was out.
Ae second turn for Jeffer-
'mout waiting. drove a
nfht over first base that
MI. Tor Hal was playing
. ieet of. Somehow or
over near IL. threw him =
q feet Of the way, stopped
FALLING and then, as he
nn0' Tossed to Miner, who
nIet Tor a put-out. The
"Mell team looked pleased
so a hit and the crowd
lne jefferson boys couldn't 1
~ey could get hits when
"as possible.
,hey all thought this but
aiked up TO the plate and
,slnging his bat carelesgly.
er pitched a ball Larry
& or down with his bat
oa'l somehow. He fouled
,. Wy other until lie had lost
M, INC stand behind him.
~ The eighth one fair and
'ng liner TO center which
~en good for a double,
Taced over and By eX-
;ns,,ning held II TO a single,
Tu's and the hit by Larry
~ work for Miner, and so
hs came up for his first
sblo,m M 2 Texas Lacquer 10
ssn sn iell safe and lie took
M reached second.
and dshough Jefferson would
hat especially with Twit-
z3 and runners Ike Larry
f.n.as the base. IL looked!
|ll Nous Nous when Twltchell hi
lsr ,ner r pitched for q very
ed ov.sht over second. but
ID IT, made an almost i'm
Mo Used the ball 10 Hans
|siInv Ieiayed II TO Case al
b out 'ast double play and
y bec,vl W q dangerous hole.
h JeTnnnie OF the third In.
\ Nh,,sf had the better OF
Il Lowell hadn't had a
ana aat and struck out. Sc
ID = whsn Black came ur
Ilner .ulko out for the side
fhirrre held for the second
Ielitn's snd ana Miner proceeded
ne flrot
toul 10. po. up. and Black un-
flng tsSogger; who. however
nIhs o,,s @ re was going tc
,pnled pis. p. 10 meet the ball
Biz vnlsuck; ssk; and so Roger
but Il G,im imellen. the pitchor
.1ftcd fn.. who was expectlne
'cnt Ela,,. me plate on thS
ack started 10 pitch