The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-08
MURRAY BEATS
0X|ES, 5 TO |.
Falls Upon Langford for Four
Hits and as Many Runs
in Fifth.
DAD" GIMLIN'S MEN
AGAIN TR0UNCE ZION
Fast and Spectacular Fielding
Marks Sundays Game
Here.
Utah State League

Timely hitting won for Murray an ex-
citing contest from the Occidentals By
score Of S to l yesterday afternoon. Fast
and spectacular fielding on both sides
and excellent work by both Harrison. for
Murray, and Langford, for the Occi-
dentals, the opposing pitchers, marked
the game Scores were recorded in only
three innings of the game.
Manns batting was feature OF the
game. He connected with the first ball
pitched In the game for home run he
also got two-bagger and single Bost
hit we'll for the Occidentals. getting
wo-bagger and a single.
Murray won the game from the Oc,
ss s In bs5 sse nnns h Whse er ,sn
were out Iangford walked Harrison;
Then Mann singled and Fortier and
Gum tr!pled in rapid succession. This
was followed by an error by gost In
this inning four runs came In. Langford
then steadied down and for the rest OF
the game held the champions runless.
Harrison Effective.
Harrison was particularly effective
with men on bases. Several times the
occidentals' got men on With no one
Once Kyle led off with a three basger,
but although the top Of the batting list
was up the Occidental slugsers were un-
able 10 get him home.
The vlctory of Murray over the Occi-
dentals and the triumph OF Ogden over
Salt Lake at Ogden yesterday leaves
these two teams tied for first place in
The Stale league percentage column. The
Occdentals are at the bottom OF the list
Walkers field was in excellent shape
for yesterdays game. The diamond was
snappy. In spite of the counter-attrac-
tion OF double header at Cooley park,
1000 people saw the game,
A large crowd OF Murray fans gave
Nyrn t,y1 yhnvl q
bat in The first inning. He more than
made good with them by driving the
first ball thrown to deep center for a
home run. Several Oxies. in relay. tried
to get the bail 10 the plate but Mann
beat 1t BY big margin. Fortier then
went out Hawkins TO Mooney, and Gum
| followed with hit He was caught try
| ing 10 steal second and Castro went out.
| pitcher to first
Oxies Tie Score.
The Occidentals tied this score in the
| third. Bost led off with a hit and stole
! second. Hawkins sacrificed him TO third
and ne scored on Burns's double. Lang
ford fouled out and Robinson went out
| on long fly to Scott retiring the side.
In the nf,h Murray fell on Langford
for four hits, scoring as many runs.
| Book who led off. went out on a groun
Ger. Hawkins to Mooney. Scott followed
with single and Harrison was walked
Scott was npped trying to work dou-
BILE steal. Harrison getting to, second on
the play, Mann drove out long single.
scoring Harrison. Mann stole second and
scored on Fortier's triple. Gum tripled
and scored Fortier, Bost fumbled Cas-
tro's grounder and Gum scored. Cas-
| tro was caught off first.
The OccIdentals thought they had a
chance to tie the score in the seventh
Kyle led off with long triple Then
the negro sluggers came UP. Bost struck
out. Kaefer made sensational stop OF
Hawklns's grounder and put the runner
out at first Laneford went out on q
! grounder 10 Harrison.
In the ninth after Kyle struck out
| Bost 20, a single and the OcCidenta]s
hopes we're raised, Harrison then struck
| Hawkins out and Langford went out on
! another easy grounder 10 Harrison.
! Came in Figures