The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
HEAVY HITTING
WINS BAT TIE
dad" Gimlin's Sluggers Pound
Out Victory Over Salt Lake
in Ninth Inning.

Dad" Gimlln and a bunch of herd
hitting Ogden recruits came from behind
and pounded out a victory over Salt Lake
In the ninth inning Of fast and inter-
esting game nt Walkers field yesterday
afternoon. With the score to In
favor OF Salt Lake Ogden got q triple,
three doubles and a single in the ninth
which netted them four runs and cinched
the game to 4.
With Ogden at the top of the percent
age column In the State league pennant
race Is Murray. Ogden and Murray each
played their first games in the State
game Murray won a. siugGing match
from the Occidentals by a score of 10 to
y at Murray Salt Lake follows the two
leaders with one game won and one lost
The Occidentals have lost two. Salt Lake
goes TO Ogden tomorrow and the Occi-
dentals play Murray at Walkers field.
just % how s5s6ne sdme
was. Lie had been keeping quiet and
when he did appear it was with a hard !.
hitting team that is fast in the field and
with the addition Of some fast players
picked UP here and on the coast.
days staped With IN
formerly of the Salt Lake and Missoula
Union association teams. The Salt Lake
batters threatened to pound Conway hard
pitched a good game Murphy was put
In to pitch in the ninth to guard against
a battling rally, and held Salt Lake run
less for the period.
Salt Lake Weakened.
The local team was somewhat weak
& enGd BY the drafting Gf 1n,sd and
ers who were taken over by the Salt
Lake team of the Union association. Nc
Croskey. formerly OF the Salt Lake team
OF the Union association, played short for
Margetts's men and made three errors
out of five chances.
Chevalier, for Salt Lake. pitched a
steady, consistent game up until the the
long hits and four runs. Chevalier had
worked well and when he began 10 weak
en- Margetts should have relieved him
saved the game. Kutina. Gimlin's new
outfielder, led in the batting, getting
three singles and double In five times
up. Reams played fast game Tor Og-
den at third, accepting six chances with
out an error and getting three hits m
five times up. Chevalier led the Salt
Lake team In hitting. getting three safe
ties In four times at bat.
The umpire appeared to be nttle OH
at times and was unpopular with the
crowd This. however, furnished no eX-
and Margetts, both OF whom are oio
enough to know better
Game in Detail.
Salt Lake started off with lead, Har-
ris doubled in the first inning and went
to third on Forbes's out. scoring "nen
McCroskey singled Ogden tied the
score in the third when Ingvoldstead got
a life on Lawrence's error, going TO sec
ond on PlaISe's out and scoring on Reams
triple ,-.,,
After two men were out in the. sixth
and none on bases Ogden pounded IN two
riIus Conway walked and got around
on singles by Kutina and Jenson: An
other run came in when lngvoldsteao
doubled. Salt Lake got one OF these runs
back in its half OF this inning, on bunched
singles by Chevalter Harris and torDes
Tho locals went ahead with Two more
runs the following inning. Leht walked
and Marshall doubled. Lehr was caught
al the plate on Lawrence's grounder tc
second. Chevalier singled, scoring Mar
shall and Lawrence came home on Har-
ris's out al first.
One run behind Ogden came to bat IT
the ninth with the heavy hitters up
Wesgler led off with a triple. Reams
scored him with a single, Marshall mis-:
| Judged Gimliu's long fly and 1t was Sooo
| for two bags. -,
MeImle doubled and Reams and Gimlir
came home. Kutina doubled and Helmlt
scored.
Salt Lake tried to get back these runs
| but failed TO get man around. Chev'
| alier got a hit and Forbes walked, bu
| the others proved easy outs
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