The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-07

INC fourth. however. whether Intentional
or not, cut the outer corner and Hams
quickly turned It. into long single TO
ieii center, which scored LarlSc Robb
.noueht TINS was good time TO tie tho
score, and tried TO come all tho way
nome on the play AT that he came
pretty near making il, for he made a
beautiful slide and was nipped by inches
on the relay from Beach to Hollins TO
Brest The crowd settled back to enjoy
what promised TO be ono OF their Ia
Norlte games-lotS of hitting and sharp
fielding.
Inc second inning opened with Melen
at bat. and Black went after him. He
sot TWO strikes on him right away but
Meilen made weak effort on the next
ball. and il rolled to the pitchers box
and was an easy out for Miner and Hal.
Black then thought he'd make IL one
OF his good innings. He completely out
guessed Laird. who struck out. and when
Beach looked as though he didn't believe
he could do 1t again he put one straight
over on Tommy after the latter mad
fouled ono of and let another be called
on him. and Beach struck out also. re.
firing the side.
In the second half Hal was first to
bat. HuShie told him he just had to
get on base and to bit it out Mellen
put one over that looked good, and Hal
struck at IL with his short bat and
missed. The next one looked even bet
ter, and Hal hit IL for one Of those fast
curving singles over Laird's head which
to Laird and Hal made a clean steal OF
second on the first ball pitched 30 Gibbie.
He then made an effort To steal third.
and in Rogerss anxiety to catch him he
tried TO throw before he had the ball
secure in his hand, and il bounded off
his glove for a short passed ball while
Hal reached third easily,
Gibbie came across with the needed
long fly to Warcford in left and Hal
brought I'm the tying run,
Black. next TO bat. made a hard try
TO HIT one of the three balls that Mcllen
pitched him. but he missed all three OF
them, and he picked up his glove and
walked into the box. IIughie said
That's the way, old boy. save your wind
and strength for pitching"
Captain Manager Church was first at
bat. and he hit one on Arthur'S left
which both Delvin and llaguer went
after. II was too fast for Arthur to got
his hands on, but Hans made quick
lunge and got it fifteen feet back OF
Dclvin and threw il quickly TO first
where Hal made a neat pickup and re-
tired Church. Hollins tried to bunt the
first ball pitched and missed. Then he
struck hard at the second one and
missed. and with his mird on nothing but
fooine the Lowell iniield by his change
OF tactics, he forgot all about the rules
when he saw the Lowell boys playing
back. and hunted the next ball, which
rolled foul and he was called out.
La JOY made one OF his mighty efforts
out TO LETT field. where Capt. l-arkc
caught it after long run close TO the
foul line.
would be practically the same, for tho
Lowell half of the third was also short
Everson bntted one 10 La Joy whicl
was easy for him, and then Iarke nno
Talklngton were both retired Dy BIOL
lins and Church.
In the Jefferson half of the fourth the
fun began anew,
Warcford fouled OFF the first two over
| -, off
another one he didn't do any waiting
either, hut raped 1t far out over e
right center In Robbs territory. TI
picked 1t up after stern chase anc
well on his way To third. and Ty played
to catch him at the plate in case h(
! tried 10 get home.
Things looked a little better. however
10 Gibble Black, thinking Of the neal
damage which Brest had done in tht
FIRST inning, walked him. thinking 10 ge,
Mellen and possible double play but
Big George knocked out a beautiful sac.
rifce fly to Talkington. which scored
Warcford iris saw that he couldn
get the runner on third and qui[SskIy
threw 10 Everson on second, catching
Brest between the bases. He was final
| ly run down by johnny and Hal, th'
latter getting the put-out
This made the score three 10 two II
| Jefferson's favor, and II was UP TO Low
| ell 10 do little better.
| Robb missed one and fouled or an
other. The third one WAS also foul. {
| tin, and Roger held on 10 Il. making :
! strike-out for Ty. Then Hans walked
( 10 the plate and. crouching In his accus
! toned manner. watched TWO go by-on'
strike and the other ball. The thlrt
one he hit on beautiful line over Fol
| lIns's head between Beach and Ware
| ford Beach got IT and threw to third
as Hans had already passed second. H'
| however went back when he saw tina
| ~ would
Hal came up and. giving the signal t.
| Hans. hit n fast grounder to the left o
! the pitchers box. which went TOWARD
second like shot. and was well iieide'
| NV HoIlins Hans was. however. almos
home by this time. and all Hollns coul'
! do was to catch Hal at first. which IN
did. The score was again tied and tw'
| out Delvin made the third one b.
llnocking a fly into Warcfords hands.
| II had been nip and tuck hetweer