The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
Wing Was Sensational.

',Se ,,se have probably been better played
n"er fought battle nor one with more
= i situations. II seemed that every
one looked up there were men on
& FAILING TO score. and the pinch
Sas either disposed OF by great
~ or pitching. or he made good
ae solidest kind OF n base hit. Fre-
~ me fielding was terrible. In
r@ me crisis. however. II was unirac-
- Nurray's attempt TO catch
- 'w9- base hit in fle tenth Will go
~ history as one Of the bravest
performances ever witnessed
surely took his life into HIS hands
VA le went after that drive. and he
nave been hailed as the eighth
"a Of the world II il, had made the
IN. ,S,srrlgan's try for Hsrzoe's foul
stNc% Nc% York eighth was almost as
SsnSl; ~, You would have heard moth
, a. &ss.hhTs hhTs namc in connection with
'sne al! winter II he had been
mold on To the ball.
mn. ruund suodsraSs took ono strike and
rsSs. n,h one into The temporary seats in
q n.,,u ue GROUND rules he was allowed two
rtSVt" Nhltod for the couut ~ two and
I tn ,,.ut eut on fast ono. Becker hlt tho
|a A., on IN" ground 10 YcrNcs and was
/ NA'"EAhH lakllk llis0.
=. nrely. but collius knocked II down
-. an na and got his man at 6Fst
z u,,.sont lcah-on man. caromcd = hot
! s,ls ~, mi't Tho ball bounded toward
M ,a sna Hooper easily beat Il out. with
n T. %, ono Irlkp, Ycrkos Eavn hit and
n I, ne missed his ewing but Mcyers's
~ ss.ne rag poor aud Harry was fafe.
u,,-Ppsd ferkoE'S liner and Steve reached
hls y, thinking Tho ball would be caught.
4 r AZ seeood. Speaker took n healthy
~ ta' ufet fhiup nnfo nj 'eI ~
IA M. lie was not intending 10 buut.
.tzs, n shrn ho did bupt tho second on-,
81 ,,sa .pe sound asleep. Hn was 30 Sp-
.n pa ast no play vas made for him.
= VAsei fnll LcNlB hit 20 Horzn6 and
"a -. out az tho plate. Gurduer's high
n, partly blocked by Matty. DOYLE
y reo-as Hn pezEcd Gardner al hrst while
nnr,s =, st.hI thcn ennn through With 9
lh,s M ,sn. Speaker and Lowir crossed
"a s,l, ,yls,ehsllsnged. Tho round ended with
"sh NJ 20 Doyle
Wants Got One Back.
4 n trt.is,ea rtsissea Tho second With a strike out.
Sn s,,s:: between Hooper and speaker. The
NJ aasd by Hooper aud thrown 10 Speaker.
tsss eHfato peg for HcTEog ~ Ut
~ an5 "nh but Wagner lrsp~i high IL
~ iso, made a beautiful stop. MeycrH'-
~ ana falee bound hitting Gardner IN
"a a,st zen, for single. HcrZoE scoring
S,,e te wagnor.
n rrn,,nt ost carrtsln and Collins were se
dwtau1 In HcrxoR and Doyle. Hooper
rssse-. ''t''' out ferAeH "os 'n'o''
s,sr na short and sweet, suoagrars fie(
su yym ~, Popped a foul 10 Gardner ans
pa n. rum OF Wagner and StAhl. Speak
nrbi ,noms portion With 4 wicked linoi
- Eil herkle made u dandy stop. recov
LcsIr ma beat Tris IN tho race for th'
~ On ny TO Hooper and Gardnsi
n srouudcr 10 DOYLE
a.. AAch Side Scores a Run.
~ 4 ended tally In the fourth. Mur
III Ia - pager In right center. Mefkl'
2s uaTdner Hcrsog drove ny al
~ Sa In center, Speaker caught J
h5,,s no ohanco TO get Murray at th
s9 tso, snat a single through Wagner
IN 81 fletrho-'E ~.
Hisner put out In order. stahl ptrucl
ctgst nr, ipn 10 Murray and Cnrrlga'
lsak.ts on nice play By Fletcher.
~ 6sea oetter in tho NTH, IIs fame
hsa Doyle raised an easy on