The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-19

Seven innings OF very poor s,,.1
we're followed by ten innings az vs,~
baseball at Walkers ficld yeste,dsy
noon. In the seven Inning rsns I"
Occidentals ran away from s,It :, !.
with a score Of 13 10 ,. due ls,o,,-. ~
miserable fielding by Salt LAX.
Lake took the second game In n. -
inning, 10 ., after thrilling fIni.s /
The first game left q bad taste b1. n
Coming from behind. Salt Lake ,isi n
score III brilliant eighth inning NJ
rally and won In the tenth. Jepses
wonderful lI-yeaY-old pitching n
hurled superb ball. Although hr var
frequently lie kept hlngles well pzf,s1
and helped 10 Win his own. eams v1a,
three-base drive.
Wicker was the man who nnrus I.
game out OF the fire for Sal, laEs "
two men out, two men on bases ard +
score 5 TO in favor OF the oxies b d
eighth. Wicker drove out a single r
scored both men. tieiag the score. In 4
tenth. with two out d mar on thiri =
the score tied Wicker repeated a.
ing in the winning score with I ~
single.
The OXies flcldcd much better t,au q
Lake In both games and in the first a
hit Metcalf. who started for Salt Li;1
almost at will. Langtord shoue II /,
bat, getting three three-b -barrcrs "a
single In the two games.
White and Mooney divided pt,h.
shifts IN the first game and Moorsy q
Langford hurled the second. Whl,t vl
invincible, but Mooney was hit rios
freely. Langford allowed only oss
In the two innings he was in ihs q
but that was the hit that brough, =
the winning run In the tenth. n
Errors Give Oxies Star.
Errors gave the Oxies their sud
the second inning OF the first game. "
Geehan let Burns's srounder 60 throf
him. II was lost in the long grass y q
outlleid and was not recovered q
Burns had completed the circuit. Ra,r
son drove one through ScanlcDs IA.
and went 10 second. He reached -
on Hawkins H. TO Powell and stae
when Langley doubled
Salt Lake in It's hall Of the second
its only scores Of the Gare. N1Is'1
doubled and stole third. be scors1
Scanlon's double. Powell doubled q
Scanlon scored from first Powell 60
when Metcalf flew out TO Burns,
With Salt Lake in the lead the ~
came back in the thlrd and s,aHtd y
runaway. Langford opened With "a
and scored on Kyle's single. kye =
second and went to third on LAMs
throw for the keystone SICK. s.
brought him home with single; q
pie of errors by Powell out kobIEssa
second and Burns OH third. poor 's
TO third by Lehr permitted bota e' y
10 score
The NTH inning was the nrevGra 9
Rod. KYLE. McAdoo and Buns ~ K
two singles and double and tns
two crossed the plate. Three sassfsc ts;s.
errors by Metcalf permitted Soo
Hawkins and Langley to ge. os
Burns, Robinson and Hawkins 70 sccs
sacrifice. a single and an error oy -
permitted Langley and Langford 70 <
giving the OXies seven runs 10 ~ +
rlod. "a.
The announcement that the gams
end at the close OF the sevenh va
coined The next two innings HH, Ia.
prolific Of runs for either team m
shall replaced Metca!f IN the pol y
middle OF the NTH and pitched gov
for the remainder OF the game.
Draws First Blood Again
Salt Lake drew irst blood in tho s., =
inning Of the last game. Lehr s.s;
and went to third when McAooo oystj
MONEYS throw when the ave, N ".
Marshalrs bunt. Lehr scored VIE. ~.
er was thrown out at first lm
tied the score when Langley siIs'r..
second and came home on
triple, ox;,s \ n
The fourth inning put the 9xSs
lead. KYLE walked and reacnes r>
when Scanlon dropped Lehr lh.v ~
inson sent one 10 the nlsh I,t1E
was not recovered UNI. s'I ,h,,d b:
doubled. scoring Robinson ~.
a dSed another in the NTH wnen LA L-
trInIed and scored on Harris e
Salt lake cot it's second scois -
fftb Wicker singled and was
OWES got their fifth and last coun.
sixth. Marshall dropped hs%n"
letting the negro third wSsu D
second. lie acquired 'n:ru sd an u
let one go by him. ana scoie' -
ley's single. poaeIrs q
Scanlon's single and roTSs :. ,Ss ssst>
gave Salt Lake a score III IL ~ ~s,srtsd
rally in the eisth. MoGeehan s,Issf sssf Z
Stole second. reaching third when sn.is.5 ~
ibJnwn ont AT first. Marshall "sai ssio
stole second. Forbes had Pm ina
struck out and. with Two do"n' fs q
BASES end Two runs needed 70 ,.ad @d
score Wicker was given MS ~. 80
nrove a hero, He improved n 10 ii
tunity driving out q long slps and
field which scored both runners -"
the score. ,, IN The =
c.,-l an FolloTing Pase