The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-20
OGDEN SHUTS OUT
SALT LAKE RIVALS
Red Toner Pitches One Hit
Game and Gets Fine
Support.


Aaided by his $4,000 beauty. Red"
Toner Of Three I league fame, Dad
Gimlin and his ogden vets shut out
salt Lake yesterday. 4 20 o. at Walk
er's field before 1000 fans. Against
Toner and his splitter salt Lake new
cr had a chance, one lone hit by Ca
hill. first UP In the first inning, being
the only safe hit credited to the locals.
Cahfl reached third in the first.
reached first in the second, Hoser
reached first in the SECOND on base
and Good after a walk reached third
but other than the cases named 1t was
one. two. three.
ogden played great ball back of To-
ner. with only one error. WessIer at
second reached the hall OF fame with
nine assists and no errors, his running
scoop Of Hunn's roller in the fourth De-
ing particularly brilliant. Lawrence at
second for the locals also played
strong game. accepting SIX haru
chances with one error.
Ogden's earned run came IN the thlru;
when Toner singled, stole second ana
scored on Wesslers single.
MOser for salt Lake pitched good bail'
allowing but six hits, and with sup
port only one run would have been
scored against him. With the score 1
to 0 at the opening Of the ninth. there
came a heartbreaking half inning ana
Tor the oInX time the LOCALS WtthNANN-
Dad Gimlin. first up. cracked out a
two-baERer to left field, Dillon hit 70
Lawrence. but Hum dropped an easy
throw and Dad was on third. ram
shaw hit to short. Hum again dropping
the ball although BlOOmquist threw
low. and the bases were full. Facing
three men on bases and no outs, Moser
started in to pitch himself out OF the
hole. He famed Bluth. sweeney hlt
to Bloomquist and Gimlin was thrown
out at the plate. and the crowd was
yelling like mad at the prospect OF
no runs.
Toner came up and the situation ton
reached the climax when II was two
strikes. three balls. two out and the
bases full. Toner was equal TO the oc-
casion. and he cracked out pretty
over Cahill's head. and three runs got
I'm. Toner landing on third when Cos
tello dropped the relayed ball. Moser
/ famed Taylor and the inning was
Needing four TO tie and five to win,
Salt Lake went in for the last chance.
| Cahill was thrown out at first Law
renee flew out to left and Costello TO
right.
/ ing. better ball could not be asked Tor,
and the fans enjoyed the game. Dad
Gimlin came in for his share Of the re-
ceptfoa. but after twenty years is used
to facing the bleachers with perfect
Indifference. The crowd was the most
representative one seen this year, with
many old-timers out. II was also a
well -behaved crowd, and good sight
I to those interested In the success OF
| the league.
Manager Good is looking for some
good stickers to strengthen the lineup
| and with perhaps two additions the
I team will hold its own. Indian Nc
| Andrews famed as the best third-sack-
| er salt Lake has had. vii! get out IN
uniform this week lie says that ue-
/ spite the fact that both his legs were
/ broken in a railroad accident. he Is not
a has-been vet. With a veteran ike
! Indian" in the game to hold the IN
! field together. the benefit will be no
! ticed. The score: