The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05

on third and second respectively. Can
struck out, but Laird singled to left
| scoring Warcford. md Twltchcll tricc
| TO get home. too. but was caught al thc
plate by Captain I.arie's beautiful throw
| to Gibbie.
In the Lowell half. Case was FIRST up
and the best lie could do With Cams
! curves was TO hit one OF them 10 Hollns
who flclded it in time to get Hal At first
Beach got IL. Gibbie put new hope into
the inning by doubling To left center
! but Radams struck out
Beach was up again in the third, and
! Radams tempted him TO miss three, and
he was out of the way. lie had almost
! as good a time with Captain Church who
| hands out in right tIollins. however
drove a single over the first bag which
was fair by inches, and La Joy came
up. This time Radams decided on 4
base ON balls after getting Hughie's sig
nails from the bench. and lt went through
all right. but before Warcford got n
chance at q good one lIolliuS undertook
TO steal third and was caught by quick
throw from Gibbie TO Arthur.
Everson went out on a good stop by
I.aTke tried To put one between Beach
and Warcford in lett center, but II went
a little too high, and Beach got il easily.
Talkington bunted along the first base
line and was safe. but would have been
out il Church hadn't expected it would
roll foul for he could have easil-' thrown
This out. TO Cam. who covered first The
good for Robh, but the best he could
do was To hit one in the air out
rwitchelrs way. and il was an easy
catch.
When Warcford came up FIRST in the
fourth Hughie signalled the outfield 10
play way out. He motloucd second
time 30 Robb. and he went almost out
TO the fence. Warcford noticed this,
and thought n he could drop a short fly
in right field it would drop safe.
The ball came TO him Just right and
al 1aii1ino fIN nll wing.
Ty coming at full speed ahead and knew
that Iy had chance Ee for 1t; n6,2t so ne ne
hit The ground ry stuck out both hands
and got it. and then turned two somer-
saults on the grass-opc Of which he
couldn't help. Twltchell drove single
between Everson and Case. which Ty
tieldcd and Roger hit the first ball with
mighty swat on a line straight 10
F,verson. and Twitchcll was doubled Oft
first before he could even try TO get
back.
Hans first TO bat in the Lowell half of
the fourth picked out nice spot III lett
field. and placed neat single whsre
Instructions made a sacrifice hunt and
was out at first. Hans taking second.
Arthur got three balls in row and IT
looked as though Cam was going TO walk
him, hut the pitcher fooled him by put
ting the next two straight over. and
then IL was strike ont or hit IT.. Arthur
did his best and struck out. but while
ne was doing this. Hans made n clean
steal OF third 10 the great surprise OF
the Jefferson team and especially Roger
Brcst the catcher. who didn't even
throw 10 catch Hans Having In mind
Cam gave him base on balls. Radams
then made n good effort 20 get a hit.
bit the ball went TO the pitchers box,
so Cam got credit for an assist. and the
side was out.
Cam was first up for Jefferson in the
NTH He struck al the FIRST one that
Radams pitched To him. The second
bail the umpire called strike and Cam
bunted the third ono and was out. The
OF amusement out OF this. but any one
is liable to make a mistake OF this kind.
It. however. gave Lowell the edge on
Jefferson for that inning. Laird. next
up. drove one to Hans which almost
him down. Hans tried 10 throw
il just hard to Case. but threw IL
high and Hal had to jump for it. which
ne did, and saved Hans an error.
and then he banged into the next one
for hit 10 left center that hit the
fence and was an easy triple. IN fact.
it %ouid S hSYe ioS been n the ,o easy h9mGT
but for the wonderful relaying OF the
ball by Capt. Luke and Hans. Hans
ran out into left field and caught the
ball as Larke threw it TO him and
turned without looking, and threw it
straight TO GIbbie a the plate. who
didn't have 10 move his hands an Inch
10 make the catch and who tagged
Beach not over six Inches from the plate.
II Hans had stopped before making the
throw 10 get his direction Beach would
have been safe. but he couldn't have
made a more perfect throw even II he
had looked. II was the greatest play Of
the game so far.
In the Lowell half Johnny hit a
zrounder to Church who was playing
back on the grass, and the two had n
foot race 10 first, Everson sliding feet
foremost. II looked TO many as though
Johnny beat Church. but the umpire
waved him out and after few re-
marks by Johnny stuck his chin in the
air n little higher and walked to the
bench.
Capt. Lnrke came up. determined TO
make up for what he thought was a poor
decision and placed neat single over
second base. which rolled TO center, and
stole second on the first ball pitched.
Brests throw being llttlo late and high.
iris felt like doing something. but his
best effort was foul fly in the dlrec-
ton OF the bleachcrs, near third base
which nobody had right 10 catch. but
which Laird got jus, the same after
long run and beautiful catch.
Jy Robb now came up swinging three
bats. Larkc was on second and watch
ing Ty closely, as the hand with which
the batter threw away the extra bat
was a signal which gave The runner
the tip ON what his instructions were
but Ty was carrying three bats. and
three bats had never been included I'm
the signal list so Captain Larke was
puzzled Just because he was puzzled
perhaps. he thought this signal might
mean steal third so he started to do so
Ty saw him and tapped the ball for
bunt toward third and beat it out. while
Larkc perched safely on third Hans
then came UP and singled TO right, scor-
ing Larke, but Ty tried to get 10 third
on the play and was caught by a fine
throw from Twitchell 10 Laird.
Church started the ball rolling in the
sixth by an easy grounder to Byerson.
who fumblcd. and the Jefferson captain
was safe. Hollns hunted along the
first base line. but Hal was on bis job
and feldcd the ball quickly to Hagncr.
forcing Church La JOY then dropped a
beautiful single TO left and Hollins had
10 stop al second. making runners on
first and second. Warcford drove a long
liner between first and second. and La
Joy started toward second. The batted
bah hit him on the left foot and rolled
into Halls hands.
La JOY was out on this play, OF course,
and Hollins had 10 return 10 second.
Twitchcll now came up and hit the third
ball pitched for a two -bagger TO right
center. which Rob received and threw
10 the plate. but Hollins and Warcford
scored. and Twitchell went 10 third on