The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-08
NEGROES WIN
IN FAST CAME
Long Hit for Three Bags by
Langley Is Deciding Point
of Hard Battle.
OCCIDENTALS SCORE
VICTORY in THE NINTH
Hummel and Langford Both
Pitch in MJoro League
Style.

The Occidentals won Sundays game
from Murray at Walkers field. by score
OF . 10 1, after one OF the most brilliant
games seen on the local diamond this
season. The game was closely contested
all the way through and the winning run
was scored in the last half of the ninth
inning,
The fielding OF both teams was excel
lent and the game was pitchers bat
lie between Langford. for the Occident-
ais. and Hummel for Murray. Langford
allowed five hits and Hummel only three.
Both pitchers kept their hits well scat
tered. The costlIest one was Langley 8
three-bagger in the ninth inning, He
scored the winning run on Burnss sacrl-
flee fly. Hummel pitched a no-ht game
up TO the sixth inning and showed big
league form all the way through,
With two men out In the flrst inning.
Scott. for Murray. got single but was
caught at second trying TO stretch II to
Two o-bagger. kaefer got single In
the second, but was caught at first when
Lane doubled to McAdoo after smother
third. but he. too. was the victim of
fast double play, Hawkins TO Robinson
TO McAdoo.
Murray Scores,
Murrays only score came in the fourth.
After Mann had flown out to Burns. Mar
getts got single. He reached third on
q long single by Scott and scored on
sacrifice fy off Castro. Kaefer ended
Murray's chances by Aging out 10 Lane.
Tegunn got a hit in the ffth. but was
nipped by McAdoo In the third double OF
the game. The negro first baseman
caught liner and completed the double
by beating Tegunn back to the sack
Murray had another chance in the sixth
when Mareetts reached first on Robin
sons error There were two men out
and the side was retired when Langford
1ieldcd Scotts grounder. After that only
nine Murray men faced Langford in the
next three innings. In the eighth, Price
had reached first on Lanes Wild throw,
but was caught trying TO get 10 second.
The Occdsntals got Burns to first In
the second inning on Manns error and he
stole second. but could get no farther.
In the third fourth and fifth innings
the negroes we %ent out one ior tTG 6 ,nree ce
dentals In the sixth. He stole second
and then stopped.
Tie the Score.
The first run for the negroes came in
the seventh. Langley flew out to Castro
and then Langford singled. he reached
grounder and third on Lanes sacrifice
fly Robinson knocked a long drive out
10 Bert Margetts. which the latter
muffed after hard drive. and Langford
was retired when McAdoo flew out to A.
Gum. In the eighth. the negroes again
went out In one, two, three order.
Langley led Oft In the ninth with long
right field drive TO the fence. The ball
was close to the foul line and was Judged
a foul by the umpire after Langley had
reached third Langley thought he hit
safe and. after some dispute. returned
to the bat. The next ball he slammed
oui TO the willows In deep center and
again reached third, This time there
was no doubt about his three Dagger.
Langford popped out with foul fly
TO Scott Then Burns ended the game
with n long sacrifice fly TO left field.
The Score.