The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
NEGROES WIN
UPHILL GAME
0ccidentals Defeat Ogden by
Hard Hitting and Clever
Base Running.
BOTH TEAMS PLAY
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
LangfOrd Scores Winning Run
in Ninth Inning by His
Fast Work.

The Occidentals by hard hitting and
Ogden out Of the fire Saturday afternoon
in the ninth inning and won by a score
OF to 2. The winning run was scored
in the ninth when. after two men were
out. Langford beat out the throw-in
from a fly to Gimlin In deep center
The game was one OF the best that has
teams did excellent work in the field
and gave excellent support to the pitch
ers. who were hit freely. Murphy pitched
superbly UP TO the eighth inning. when
negroes. Langford was hit frequently. but
the hits were well scattered.
Features of the game were the fielding
OF GimlIn and Burns and the hitting and
base running Of Mooney. There were two
double plays. Mooney caught long
drive In right field and pipped Lawrence
at the plate. Gimlin pulled one down
that looked good for two bases and caught
out OF the dust and doubled Mooney out
at first McAdoo. the first baseinan for
the negroes. got the longest hit OF the
game, three Dagger TO the left field
fence.
Ogden Starts Well.
The Ogden players got lead in the
second inning, Gimlin opened with
wo-bagger and was sacrificed to third
by Plake Bluth singled and Gimlin
scored. Bluth got to second on a passed
Ogden appeared to have another chance
In the third. Claude Burns dropped
La%rences pop,up over 9 second Ir,sass Sass'
With men on second and third Ramshaw
sent a long fly TO Mooney In right field.
Mooney pulled down the fly and with
beautiful throw nipped Lawrence at the
plate.
Ogden scored in the sixth. after two
men were out Ranshaw walked and
stole second: Girnlin singled and Ram
shaw scored. Plakc singled, but Gimlin
was caught trying to get from first to
third base. After the sixth. Ogden had
no chance to score.
The Occidenta]s looked dangerous in
the second inning, when Langford sin
eled. stole second and reached third on
Lanes sacrifice fly. 4 strike-out and
pop-up fly, however. retired the side. In
the fifth. the OXies again got start
toward home. Burns opened with hit
and beat out the throw to second on
Lanes grounder. He was nipped at
third when Murphy ilelded on Robinson's
groundcr McAdoo drove a long one to
deep center that looked safe. Glmlin
pulled il down, however. and doubled
Lane out at second.
Mooney Gets Around.
In the sixth inning. Mooney opened
with a single. He went to second on a
passed ball and got TO third when Black
was thrown out at first, Murphy
dropped Tolles's return of pitched ball
and Mooney scored. Langley followed
with hit, but Langford was thrown out,
Lawrence to Bluth
The negroes started hitting Murphy
hard in the eighth. McAdoo started OFF
the procession with a three-bagger and
Mooney brought him home with a sin
gle. Black popped out TO Murphy and
Mooney was doubled at first. Hawkins
got long single and stole second. Lang
ley went out, Wessler 10 Bluth. retiring
the side.
Langfords hitting and base running
won the game for the Occidentals in the
ninth. Langford singled and stole sec
ond, reaching third on Lanes single, after
Burns had struck out: Robinson flew out
to Gimlin and Lapgford scored on the
throw-in.
The score: