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DAVIDS DEFEAT M HOLSUM, 4-2; CROWD LARGEBearded Club Takes Well Played Bat lie Before Huge CrowdBeBefore the largest local baseball crowd of the season. Grover Cleveland Alexander and his bearded House of David nine took a 4-2'decision from the Hoisum nine of the Utah State league Sunday morning at Community park.Old Alex hurled the first inning for the visiting club. Wilbur, first man up, flied out to right. Facer hit a hot grounder to Tucker at first, who made a great stab at the boll to knock it down and make the putout Marsh flied out to Wykoff at third.Alexander’s peculiar delivery* the lack of the usual windup, and the snap throw, still produced plenty of speed, and he seemed to be able to put the ball where he wanted it.Hunter took up the hurling duties for the visitors in the second frame, and allowed only six hits during the remainder of the game He was practically invincible until the ninth, when a single by Facer, Marsh’s.double and Cowan's single produced the two Hoisum runs.Hunter also played a ..major part in the David’s offensive. In the third he poled out a triple and came home on Hutson’s single. In the fifth he put Hill on third with a sacrifice, after the latter had doubled to bring At-weU home for the second David run. In the seventh, Hill opened the inning by singling. Hunter sacrificed birr, to second and Hutson brought him home with a double. Hutson went to third on Lawrence's single and came home when Ping Nyberg held the ball just a little too long.Lee Johnson made the most sensa tionnl play of the game. In the third Lawrence attempted to sacrifice Hutson, who had singled to bring in Hunter,' to second. The bunt was a little pop fly near the first base line. Johnson made cv tremendous lunge afier the ball with his extremely long arms, caught it, and while still in the air made a snap throw to first for a double play. He was off balance and fell principally on his chin. He was out” completely for a short time, but took the mound and got by nicely.The score:(Ruamho:thileaye;da.Mnnnrntu, 5 2 2 \ FftCCr, lb,,.. 4 113 0Tucker., lb... Utl 01 Marsh, 3b... 4 111Wykoff, 3b.. 3 o 1 II Oh n I win. 2b, 0 12 3Dlcster, rf.. 4 2 4 01 Cowan. M 4 0 13Tally. If 3 0 2 0- Nybcrjr. cf... 4 0 3 0 ..... \ 3 0 3 0Atwell. 5/i... 4 13 3iAnderson, rf.Hill, c 4 3 5 0 Howard, c... _ .Alexander* p 0 o 0 0 Johnson, p.. 3 1Hunter, p.\. 2 I 0 0Totals ...33 11 27 51 Totals ...34Q27UHouse of David .......001 010 200—4Hoisum ..................000 000 00?—2Summary: Runs—Hutson, Atwell, Htll,Hunter, Pacer. Marsh. Errors—Lawrence, Marsh. Stolen bases—Lawrence. Wykoff, Diester, Sacrifice hits—Tally, Hunter 2. Three-base hit—Hunter. Two-base hits— Hill, Hutson, Double plays—Lawrence to Atwell to Tucker; Johnson to Facer;Cowan to Howard to Marsh to Chatwtn. Hits—Off Alexander 0 In 1. Hunter 6 In e. Runs responsible for—Hunter 2. Johnson 4. Struck out—By Hunter 4. Johnson 3. Bases on balls—Off Johnson 2. Wild pitch—Johnson. Time of trnme—1:22. Umpires—Scott and Griffith.BINGHAM—A late rally, climaxed by Atwell’s towering home run. was sufficient to give the barnstorming House of David baseball nine an 8 to 4 victory here Sunday over the U. S. Mines club of the Western Utah league. Trailing 3 to 0 in the fourth. Mines scores four runs, with BradyV| homer accounting tor three of them. Then, with Wykoff on base, Atwell parked one over the center field fence to put the Davids safely ahead, and they were not thereafter Treaded. HOUSE OF DAVID I U. S. MINESB.H.O.A. B.K.O.A.Hutson cf., 8 3 3 OiLarson as... 4 12 3Lawrence 3b 3 1 S 31 Cowan 3b ... 5 2 3 5Tucker lb... 4 2 3 OlVincent If ... 5 12 0Wykoff 3b... 4 10 01 Powell lb..., 4 0 111 Duster If,... 4 I 2 0 Kramer c ... 4 1 3 1TalW p 3 1 0 li Brady cf .....4 13 0A twill s s 5 3 1 4'Sonne 3b 3 0 11Hill c ...... 3 1 7 O' I.unnrn rT .. 3 2 2 0Hnrtln rf,.. 4 13 O' Muschert p.. 3 0 1 2Ambrose p .. 2 2 0 2j Andrus p .... I 0 0 1Totals ..40 16 27 101 Totals .. .35 R 27 14 House or David...........7.110 131 no— 8U. S. Mines ................000 400 Ottt— 4Summitry: Errors—Brady, Conway. Tucker. Lawrence. Kramer, Duster. Stolen fctvse —Vincent. Sacrifice hits—Duster. Tucker. Home runs—Brady. A twill. Three-base hits —Lunnen, Tucker. Two-base hlta—Hutson Cowan, Hardin, 11111, Double play— Larson to Cowan to Powell. Credit victory to Tally. Charge defeat to Muschert. Hit* batted—Off Tally 8. Ambrose 2. Muschert 14. Andrus 2. Struck out—By Tallv 5, Am-brosci 1. Muschert 2. Andrus 1. Bases on balls—off Tally 3. Muschert 2, Andrus 1. Wild Pitch—Muschert. Passed ball—Kramer. Umpires—Scott and Kruaer. Scorer — Barrelt.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Mon, Sep 04, 1933
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