The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

An error by Orr was responsible sor
Salt Lakes defeat In the game with Hell
ena a. Cooley PARK yesterday. In the
eighth inning Kibble ,or Helena was oy,
first and Kane hit to Peudleton Pen.
dleton tossed the bal! to Orr. who was
covering second. Orr missed the ,hrov
The result was that both Kibble and Kane
We're safe and were later scored In
addition 10 these two runs two moro
came 1elena's way In the eighth maxi
ing the score six TO five. where IL re-
manned to the end.
Schimpff began the game in the boz
for Salt Lake and pitched good ball un~N
III the eighth Inning. when he was re-
gan was hit for two bases which with
Orr's error. was responsible for the four
runs After that Morgan was inyncbie.
Kane. He!cna's lefthander. pitched
good ball. His support was rood In tho
main although there were holes In h
The score:
Salt Lake hit the ball harder and
played better in the field than did HeJ-
ena. yet Helena had better baseball luck.
which accounted for Hclena's victory.
With good luck Salt Lake would have had
the first two men out in the eighth and
there was then no chance for Helena to-
pound out a victory.
In the ninth inning il appeared ccrtnin|
tnat the locals would tie the score wheu|
spencer. FIRST up. drove one over Muir
the day and then went To third on
Woods error. With Spencer on third.
and no one out Forticr popped out to'
klllilay, Blankenship grounded TO Wood
and Spencer was thrown out at home {
and Orr flew out 10 Irby,
CARRIER To-day.
CARRIER will pitch today for salt Lake
and Bryan will pitch for the visitors.
CARRIER pitched In five games las, week
for Salt Lake and Won four or the games>
Bryan has won more games for Hecnn
Ing STAFF, Baker will probably catch fur
Helena. Otherwise the lineup for botiI
games will be the same as heretofore.
Helena got the start on salt Lake %
yesterdays game Wood. first UP for
Helena. was thrown ont at first by orr.
who made a great stop OF n erouud
bail hit 10 him Schiinpfr walked Shea
hut Perkins nipped him easily when lie
the ball over the right field fence for q
home run. lrby grounded To Blankeu~
ship and Schimpff covered trst sack.
retiring the side.
Helena squeezed another in the third.
kibblc opened with a double Kano'
walked. Wood sacrificed them both q
base, Shea hunted and squeezed kibble|
home, Kelly struck out.
The frs, run for Salt Lake came in Tie
fourth. after TWO mrn were out. Blank,
cnship struck out and Orr went ont, s'iort|
TO uTSl. DeNurc2uN Singlog ana fenuld~|
ton was walked. Cordtz singled and
DeYereauX scored when Kelly used haI
foot to stop throw 10 home. PerklnF[
retired the side for Salt Lake by strikins[
out.
Schinpf opened the next inning With
a single. Spencer doubled and SchimpI
went 10 third. f'or,ier was walked. hiI.
ing the bags. Kane then pitched wiioI
and Schimpf scored. tying the score.
Bankensbip flew out 10 left and Spencek[
scored on the throw-in. wood fumbled|
Orrs grounGer and Fortier scored. orr
was caught trying 10 steal second. DeV-I
ereauN singled and was caught al secono 1
when Pcndlcton grounded 10 kibble. ~
Salt Lake added another in the siSth.
when Cordtz and Perkins punched sin-I
gles and worked a double steal. a
Hard Luck Eighth. n
The hard-lu inning came In the
eighth. Three runs behind. Helena came
to bat kibble opened with a singie.E
in an attempt at a double, So eager was
Orr to get the ball away from him tnat
he dropped IL and both runners wers
safe. Wood singled and each advanceo
u base. Shea doubled. scoring two TheuE
was taken out and Morgan puI
In. Kelly doubled and Wood and sire
scored Kelly was caught when lrby hih,
10 Morgan, and Irby was caught a mo-
ment later when he tried 10 steal thiro|l
Murray went out. short 10 hrst attSEl
that Morgan was invincible. ~
One run behind Salt Lake went TO pat'
I'm the ninth with the top of the oattin9
order up. Spencer opened with d0upivf
the relay in. Fortier then popped out ~
Killilay Blankenship hit 10 Wood anX.
Spencer was caught al home, Orr iouieu