The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-05
BEAT ZION IN
DOUBLE HEADER
0ccidentals Take First Game 10
to 4, and Second Battle
Is to 6.
"BILLY" F0RTIER'S BOYS
DEFEAT OGDEN, z TO 8
BY Victory Murray Lads Go to
Top of the Percentage
Column.

While lin, oxics were taking both
games of n ouble-header from SAT- Lake
on Walkers field Sunday, aftern32on. MuT, nn,,
AZ ogden thereby forging TO the top
oc the percentage column in the place
OF the Junction City BOYS. ne ,,S, urS
game here went 10 the OXes by couni
Of 10 10 4 and tho second by tally ~
IS to s Murray defeated ogden. 10 D
Mzrgotts men wore weakened ny ~,
loss OF Dad" Clark. who Joined Ogocn
sunday morning. but they held the pl
until The sevetnh period. In this session
I've OcCidcntas made the circuiL OF 'h'
bases and from then on II was o,l.S =,
question dis 10 the size OF the score IN
favor Of The colored boys.
With tie score , TO in favor Of Mar
gets men at tho end OF the second IN
ming of the last battle. salt Lake root
crs began to have visions Of victory.
but the negroes annexed three counts In
TIC fourth and were never neadcu alter
that They counted twice In The hith
ard sixth sessions each. three times ~
tho seventh and once in the eighth. Mar
Gett's mon annexed one III the elShth anG
Red Taylor tic coas, negro indi-
Gator handler, worked in both games ana
gave complete satisfaction. Taylor got
as close as possible TO ali PLAYS, and vent ven
through the double header without nav
ipS a decision questioned by the players.
His Judgment on strikes and balls was
exceptionally good,
Ilomers ny Langford. Kyle and Robin
son for The negroes. and tie fielding OF
Forbes Tor Salt Lake were features of
Tho afternoons sport. Among the fans
WAS a good sprinklins OF visiting horse
First Game in Detail.
Dick Little was on the slab for Salt
Lake in the opener. and worked well until
The seventh period Opposing him was
White from Cheyenne, Blacks new
In tho first spasm McAdoo, for the oc-
cidcntals. tore of a triple but died at
third. the next three Oxics up gong out
In order. In the second the ONics were
retired IN order and in the third Little
used his head and sent the negroes 10 the
bench scorelcss after the bases mad Dccn
KYLE walked and Little purposely gave
Mc.Adoo free transportation 10 tirst. and
ihcu retired the side by striking out
Burns.
ON Two hits and a hit batter. but Salt
Lake forged 10 the front with two counts
made on TWO hobbies and Wicker's
double.
In the fifth James, pressed into service
in right garden by Margetts. let TWO
Texas leaguers faI! 10 thc ground. and
Robnson,s triple brought across the
Oxies. thus given lives. James Kept Up
his offending in the seventh. allowing
another easy ono to fall safe and muf
fling Whites scresmcr. These hobbies.
with couple OF doubles. proved costly,
letting in five runs. After this Jenson
replaced James. but the change came too
laie to do The Salt Lakers any good.
Second Contest.
Jenson hurled the second game for Salt
Lake and Slack sent Kyle TO The slab
Singles by Scanlon and Little and a
double by Sweeney with misplay. gave
salt Lake three runs and the lead in tho
second period of the last contest The
OXies had counted once in the first and
repeated in the third. and in the fourth
Scanlon exploded and Margetts dropped
one, and these bopbes gave the OXles
three runs and The lead. which they In
creased and retained
Laneford, first up in the first spasm.
rode the first ball pitched TO him over
the left field fence for home run. and
in the fifth Robinson clouted out a
homer. scoring Burns ahead OF him. In
the seventh Kyle rode the piEskiB against
the carriage gate. seMding Langley and
Hawkins across ahead.
In The seventh Salt Lake scored ono
when Jensou started out with n double
and romped home when Robinson missed
kyle's throw 10 catch Jcnson at second.
Ia the ninth Harris singled and Forbes
WAS hit. and both counted on two wild
heaves by Kyle.
Mcclellan. grabbed ny MarEetts when
"Biub'' 1rby Of the Helena Senators re-
leased him. played q good game al third.
He also showed speed on the paths,