The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-03
MARGETTS COLTS
LOSE To MURRAY
SmeIter Boys POmmel Recruit
Twirlers and Romp Away
With Game, IA to 2.
SALT LAKE CANDIDATES
SHOW POOR CONDITION
Murray Nine, Almost Intact
Over Last Year, Plays in
MidseasOn Form.

The Salt Lake team of the Utah State
league lost the first practice game Of
the season to The Murray team OF that
league Sunday afternoon, Tho Salt Lake
team consisted mainly OF recruits Sc
cured by Bert Margetts. the new man.
ager of the Salt Lake club For most
of them il was the first game OF the sea
son and their playing showed IL. Inc
form and by heavy hitting ran up
score OF II to . against Salt Lake
Every member OF the salt Lake In nine
the team this year. None was In any
condition. and although some OF the play,
ers showed promise there are ssveral a
weak spots 10 be strengthened before
Margetts can hope to- be in inc run
ming for the pennant. Salt Lake great
est need is a battery. Neither Little nor
Lake showed we'll. and Sweeney played
poor game behind the bat.
AT first Hicks looked like ball player
hut he will probably do better IN nj the
outtield With q little practice Walsh
should make good at second. Lawrence'
the fast little shortstop secured by Mar
any one on the team Sunday. He tlelded
his position well and got three hits out
Of four times up. Laird. whom Marsetts
picked up after he was dropped by Hlank-
enship appears useless ball player,
In the outiicld Margetts should have hit
ters,
Mulldy 1Cdih 4leoSe'
MURRAY has it's last years team intact,
Lake and Humrnell To the Union league.
II fielded almost perfectly and It's hit
Ting was revelation With me eNcepI
up to his last years form and IL is safe
10 predict that the team Of the. State
league which beats MURRAY viii be the
one that wins the pennant.
Castro led the hard hitting brigade
getting two two -baggers. three singles
and pass In the SIX times that ne
closely by Mann who went to bat six
times and got TWO two -oagsers. Two sim
Ges and ND sacF!ieg. en d strfinS s %mt are
gers and two singles in six times up.
Good got three-bagger.
ManN opened with single and went to
second when his hit went Through Har-
mon. A. Gum brought him home with
o-haggsr Gum scored sadooa on Sc Scots IT'S
throw TO the plate. reaching third when
kaefer went out: Little 10 HICKS. cas-
walked. Good flew out to ChevaIier and
Tegunn struck out.
AnneXes Another
Murray got another score in the sec
ond. when Heussler walked, reached Sec
ond on Mann's single. third on a passed
ball and scored on Little's balk. The
smelter team got two more in the fourth.
After Heusser popped out TO Laird. Mann
pounded out a two-bagger and scored
on A. Gums single. A. Gum reached
second when tho ball was thrown to
catch Mann at home and scored on
Scott's single.
tie and Murray fell on the new pitcher:
pounding him all over the lot. Good
opened with long three-bagger to the
rSht field fence Tsgqnn went Iasd 9S
Good came home and Heusser went to
third on Mann's t.wo-baEeer. Heusser
sacker. Scott singled and A. Gum went
TO third. Gum and Scott romped home
when Castro doubled. kaefer fouled out
Book stole second and. Good batting the
second time I'm the inning. went out on
Six runs were scored for Murray that
inning,
Takes Things Easy,
The game was less riotous from then
on, Murray contenting itself with its sub
stantial lead. In the seventh, With one
out. kaefer singled. Hicks muf1ed. and
Oh recovering the ball threw wild. kaefer
reaching third. Castro doubled and
ping on second and BoclS struck out.
Chevaler was wild In the eighth. walk
ing Good and Tegunn in succession:
Price and Mann struck out and Good
scored on A. Gums single. Tegunn was
put out at third when he and A. Gum
tried to work double steal
to get around until the fourth. Laird
was hit by pitched ball and went to
second on a passed ball. He reached
third when Walsh went out Heusser to
Kaefer. and scored on Hicks's single.
The other score came in the seventh.
Harmon walked. reached second when
Sweeney went out, Mann TO Baefcr,
stole third and scored on Lawrence
single. The two men whooscored for
Salt Lake were the only ones who go:
us far as third
MURRAY.
AB. r. f. PO. A. T.
Mann