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Show bleachers at Walker's field, Tho brilliant bril-liant exhibition which thoy witnessed, however, w-a far in excenn of their expectations. ex-pectations. Tonso situations wore so regular that breathless sllonco ami wild applause wore In constant alternation. alter-nation. Tho panic was much in tho nature of a pitchers" battle. Mooney. the Ftar negro t wirier, and McCreary, the new Murray giant, were pitted against each other. Though Murray got nJno hits ofT Mooney, several of them were prjatches and all if them were scattered. Threo hits In the eleventh netted Murray Its two runs Mooney was effective throughout the game whenever there was a pinch and he pitched himself out of seeral bad holes. He struck out ten men. McCreary pitched superb ball throughout the eight innings he was In the box. He allowed only three lilts. With men on Jinsos he always tightened and prevented a score. In the fifth inning his quick double play headed off what looked to bo a cer talti score. He was retired at the hoelnnlng of the ninth, when Murphv was sent In 1o hat for hlni Murphy was pitching In his old-time form ami had the Occidentals pievslne e'l of Ihe time. They pot only one hit In the three Innlnprs he w-as In the Imx. behind each pitcher was almost perfect per-fect support. Ml-p!ays were made bv both sides, but ne.no of the crroriJ fi mired In tho scoring Means, at second sec-ond base for Murray, played a star panic. He had several hard chances and never erred In handling thcni. His fast fielding of difficult prounders was superb M flunn easily led In battlns. petting four safeties out of live times up. I RIM MS GREATJATTLE Occidental Are Defeated In Thrill-Ing Thrill-Ing Eleven-Inning Game. Salt Iike. Sept. 12 No big leatiue basebull teams In u world's cliamplon-ship cliamplon-ship eerles could have played afiore-dos.iy afiore-dos.iy contested or a more thrilling game than that played Sunday afternoon after-noon at Walker's field, In which tin-Murray tin-Murray team was victorious over tho Occidentals l.v a score of ' (, n, alter eleven Innings of brilliant plaining. plain-ing. There was not a dull moment In lh game. Almost every ball thrown furnished fur-nished a thrill. In almost -ery Inning Inn-ing there was a chance for one team or the other to scor,,, and It was emly by fast and brilliant fielding that both sides were kept from reaching home plate during the ten Innings. TItdo after time during th course of the game men reached third base and there appeared no piSN,e way of preventing a score-. Spectacular fielding and brilliant pitching on each poca.-ion. up to the lai-t inning saved the game. Thc-e thousand fens, expecting a creal came, filled tin- grandstand and |