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Show MURRAY BEATS I ZION, 5 TO 4 I Smelter City, Lads Earn Right H to Meet Occidentals This . H Afternoon t H HEDSSER BESTS ANNIS IN PITCHERS' BATTLf H Allows Only Six Hits to Adver- H sary's Fourteen, and Strikes fl Out Ten Men. H Murray's State leaguers will meet the IH Occidentals on Walker's field at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. The smelter city lads earned this right Saturday after- noon when' they defeated Margetts s H State leaguers, 5 to 4, in a nerve-rack- ing contest. IH Southpaws Heusser and Annls were the opposing mound artists and Heusser JM had the better of the argument. He rM struck out ten Salt Lakers and allowed (jB only six hits, while the smelter boys tM garnered fourteen blnglcs oft Annls, who IjH struck out only four. With the score 4 to 2 in favor of Mur- JM ray and with two men out, Heusser let WM down in the eighth and allowed Salt flH Lake to tie the score. After Annls and Harris had gone out. the first from JM Heusser to Kaefer and the second from fH Castro to Kaefer, Heusser loafed a lit- tie and while he was taking things easy TM Walsh, with two strikes on him, poled out a single and stole second. Passes Big Hicks. In trying to apply tho brakes HeuBser momentarily lost control and gave Hicks free transportation to first. 'Fortler JH threw a little wild to Kaefer to catch S Hicks, who was taking a, big lead off first, and Hicks and Walsh were ad- H vanced a bane each. Clark sent out a screaming single that scored both men. ilH Herwlg retired the side, flying to iScott. H Fortler made a desperate effort to fiH score for Murray In the initial session, plfl poling out a single and stealing second. H Gunn sacrificed him to third, but he was out trying to steal home. ! i In Salt Lttko'a half of tho first period fi'H Harris got a Ufo on Castro's bad throw of his grounder and stole second. Walsh singled, scoring Harris, and took second on the throw-In. Hicks sacrificed Walsh lo third and when Walsh and. Clark tM started a squeeze play Fortler threw fH through Mann -and Walsh came home. fH Clark struck out and Hcrwig went out Castro 'TOKaefcrr""' Murray came back with one run in the second. Castro singled, with one down, and scored when Good rapped out JH a two-bagger. Both struck out 'and Scott IH (lew to Harmon, Castro 'Gets Two Bagger. IH In the slxtii Annls planted one square-v square-v between Fortlcr's ribs, but Fortler fH took too big a lead off first and was IM nipped. Annis to Clark. Gunn singled through Harris and Herwlg mussed Scott's hot one and Gunn went to third and Scott to second. Castro rammed out a two-sackcr, scoring both men. Good (lew to Harmon and Bock to Hicks. Willi one gone In tho seventh Heusser started the trouble that evened the score. He grounded to Clark, but Annls covered tho bag 'too late and Heusser Went on to second. A wild pitch put him on third, from which he romped home when Mann poled out a two-sucker. two-sucker. Bock and Scott bingled In succession in the ninth and Mann rapped out a single, after Heusser had fanned, scor-ing scor-ing Bock with what proved to be the winning run. Salt Lake went . out In order in Its half of the ninth. Tho Box Score. MURRAY. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mann. 2b .5 0 .2 0 0 0 Fortler. c. 4 0 1 10 0 3 Gunn. 3b. l.s 2 0 2 0 Kaefer, lb 4 I 1 14 0 0 fM Castro, ss 4 13 0 4 1 Good. cf. 3 0 1 1 0 f Bock. If 4 1 1 0 0 $ Scott, rf- 4 0 2 2 0 0 H Heusser, p. 1 JL 0 Jl J) Totals 36 5 14 27 9 3 )V SALT LAKE. . AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Harris, 2b .4 1 0 0 2 0 fcH Walsh, ss .4 2 2 3 2 0 Hicks, rf. 2 10 10 0 Clark; lb ..... 4 0 2 11 0 1 Herwig. If. 4 0 0 0 1 1 Lehr. c 4 0 15 0 0 Harmon, cf. -v 4 0 1 4 0 0 fM Lawrence ... 3 0 0 1 1-0 LH Annls, p 3 0 0 1 $ 0 M Totals 32 4 6 26 14 3 f'H Fortler out, infield. fly. ti'H Margetts batted for Lawrence in lH ninth. 9 . SCORE BY INNINGS. Murrnv 01 000210 15 Salt Lake 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 t Summary: Bases on balls Off Heusser, 1: off Annls, 2. Struck out By Annls. 4; by Heusser. 10. Wld pitch Annls. Two-base Two-base bits Good. Castro, Mann. Sacrifice hit Hicks. Stolen bases Harris, Walsh. Fortler. Double plays Annls to Clark; jH Walsh to Clark. lilt by pitcher Fortler. First base on errors Murray, 0; Salt Lake, 1. Left on bases Murray. S; Salt lM Lake. 4. Time of game 1:45. Umpires , Thayno and Stewart. Attendance 1000. iM Mooney probably will bo on the mound for the Oxlcs this afternoon, while Harrl- fH son Is likely to hurl for Murray. jH Golding Iiosea. Tho Golding nine lost to the Fourth South Stars at Utah field Saturday morn-Ing. morn-Ing. 14 to 1. Batterius Golding. Williams and Hoon: Fourth South Stars, Dugon and Loo.nard. REVISED SCHEDULE FOR Q 'H INTERCOLLEGIATE BASEBALL The revised schedulo of baseball JjH games of the 'Intercollegiate league has tlnully been arranged to the sat- j1! Isfactlon of all the schools partjclpat-ing partjclpat-ing and unless unforsecn difficulties -mM arise the schedulo as arranged will be played us follows; H April 27 B. Y. C. vs; U, of U., at fprll 28-A. C. U. vs. U. of U.at Logan. H May C B. Y. U. vs. A. C U., at B May 12 B. 1. U. vs. U. of U., at jjH Salt Lake. fl Mnv IS A. C. U. vs. U. of U., at Salt Lake. fH May 10 A. C. U. vsfaB. Y. U., at UH Provo. llH May 27 U. of U. vs, B. Y. U at Il Provo, IH |
