The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-17
|CRU|TS LOSE
ITO 0X|ES, e-33 8 8
hifcent Crowd of Raying,
EarIy Season Fans Sees
n Sundays Game.
ORS OF PITCHERS
BATTLE GO TO MOONEY
;eneraI Margetts's Squad;
buble- Headers Saturday
and Sunday.

=. q magnificent early season crowd
\ ravlng fans Frank Blacks Occi-
on Walkers field Sunday after
vof revenge for the trouncing they
Il ar the hands OF Margctts's re-
saturdav afternoon. lncldentaIlNs
rr,,Its did not look nearly so strong
4 end OF Sundays battle as they
I'd at the close of Saturday con-
The score Sunday was 10 >.
[raule developed into pitchers
as was expected. but "Mistah'
y. the elongated. eccentric slao ar
r'thc OXies. was given better sup
ham was Annis. Margetts's s south
nd consequently got the better OF
,ey struck out five men 10 Annis,s
ma allowed only seven hits. While
IfSss side wheeler kept the lid OF
4 boy long enough for the OXles
nine bipgles. three OF which were
ia bases. Two OF the seven hits
"a off Mooney also were Tor extra
Annis showed better coiltrol,
only one man, while Mooney EaFe
re trips TO first. but Annls was
N ona Wild heave that let IN a
Mooney hit one batter.
Passes Langford.
T. started well, but got into trouble
(3rsf inning when. with two down.
rod Iangford. Burns tore on
IN which the fleet Langiord
Burns going TO second on tiiS
'fhrow-!n to head Ldngiord OF
plate. The signal was passed TO
{or hit and run game ana W!lch
1aid his stick against one or An
,onts for a single Burns was more
III vav 10 third. Black took sec
I fhe throw-iu to catch Burns. but
M retired the side on a groundcr'
4 10 Clark -.
a man on third and another on
and only one out Murray threat
= score in its half OF the initial
4 Harris, first up, was bit ana
a SECOND on Walsh's sacrincc. Rob
towering the initial sack. dropped
fs throw OF Walsh's SroundGr ana
perched safely on first. Harris
alsh were advanced n base apiece
rxs's out. Mooney TO Black. and
o,as passad filling the bases. but
4 forced Harris at home. Jhe as
honey had discovered that Lehr
weakness for wide out curves and
tho danger by tanning The re-
catcher.
Harris in Clever Play.
the top OF the batting list up
The recruits scored their first run
[fhird. Harris singled and went
second when Hawkins looZlcu;
Flew out 10 Burns III center ana
|cleverly drew the throw TO second
en- sped on 10 third. Hicks un-
'a hot one that took a bad bound
rIe's head In left and the recruit
fielder was safely perched on third
Kyle could run the ball down and
id TO the diamond. Clark was an
ID. Robinson 10 Black, and Mooney
aerwig whff the air
fIy threatened again until the tirSt
the fifth. Then Robinson got his
I'M. OF the game, which looked
h two bags. but Hicks was cover
OF ground. After Kyle had 1cu!ed
Lehr. WHO made a good catch;
|acrIficed 10 Robinson 10 second
wilkins hit one through Clark that
Robinson. Iaugford struck out,
B the side.
Recruits Even Score.
rrcruits evcncd the score in their
this inning. Annis led his team
In the rally. Tearing off single
mt through Burns in center, the
aw cayoried on TO third and scored
aarris binglcd Tor one bag. Harris
big lead and when Walsh singled
ied the circuit. but Walsh was
ont trying To pilicr second. Hicks
Nj. Robinson 10 Black, and Clark,
rs 10 Black.
both pitchers going at full speed
ID Ike an extra inning affair until
III half OF the seventh. Then Rob
batting for the third time. tore off
10 hit. this time for an extra sack.
frlficed Ia third by KYLE ard came
Fhen Annis fooled Bosts ground
awkins hit by Harris and Bost
b third, but was caught AT home
Langford hit down the first base
turns flew out 10 Hicks.
Dxics Increased their lead by two
eighth Lawrcncc's bad throw
lack q life AT first and Black went
nd on bad pitch. When Langley
Black scored. MONEYS out. An
Hnrris. put Langley on third. As
mwound. Langley started for home
mis- pitched so wide OF the plate
fhr missed the ball and Langley
Robinson hit safely for the fourth
I'd stole second. but Kyle famed
~ flew out 10 Harris.
MecruitS' ambitions In their half
tighth were subdued when Mead"
10 resolve the doubt i'm favor Of
Iner and called Walsh. who had
= Out on clean steal OF second.
6 made great running catch OF
foul. Clark hit FOR two bases.
Fwlg was an easy out, Robinson
Unlp's Optics Are Bad.
Two down I'm the ninth Burns flew
pr but Harmon dropped the ball.
Mas caught Off second two feet.
i'dde's optics were DUST and he
\, see II that way. Black, how
''1tired the side on fly 10 Har-
', s,ecruits went out in one -two-three
] twas the busiest man in the game.
1ft tlmes at bat lie got two hits.
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