The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-29

the front After Killilay awkwardly
| struck out Bauer and Fleck doubled IN
succession, sending Bauer across and
Jachs. orr pulled Biankenship off the
sack on Brooks's grounder and Fleck
scored on FlanuiGan's out from Dever-
from Blankenship to Devereaux trying
10 get to third.
The visitors annexed three moro in the
fifth, but it was not all Jachss fault, al
lilay sacrificed Naughton along a base
and then Bauer singled and went to sec
ond on The throw TO keep Naughton from
coming home. Naughton, with Bauer,
scored a moment later when Fleck SIN
glcd. and Brooks hunted and beat II out.
Flanagan then doubled, counting Fleck,
Perkins trying to como home. Flanagan
annexing third on the play. When kel-
lsckey was walked he and Flanagan
tried to work the double steal. I<el-
lackey stole second all right. but Flan-
niGan was run down between home and
third, Devercaux to Blankenship,
Saints to Fore Again.
The Saints took the lead in the sew
enth. Devereaux singled, but was forced
al second by Pendleton. Perkins singled
but Jachs. batting left-handed. whitfield.
Then Spencer trlpled through l[elar in
right. and Pcndleton and Perkins romped
homo. Van struck out. watching nice
In the eighth Brooks was hurt by a
foul tip from Blanlsenship's bnt. and
King was called behind the bat from
cover the third station and Wiburn going
TO left garden. BlanlSenship beat out
a bunt and Cordtz suicided him along A
base base Then Orr singled sending his
Pendleton skied to kilhurn and Perkins
forced Devereaux 10 second.
The Irrigators tied the count in the
ninth Waters. batting for Killlay. was
walked. and Maloney ran for him. Bauer
flew To Spencer but Flick hit through
Orr. Then kilburn singled. scoring Ma
who went out from Orr to Devercaux
When Flanagan lifted a high fly to left
Spencer made his first clean muff OF
the season. and kilhnrn came in with
the tying count Kellackey skied to
Jachs was pitching superb ball. and it
was not until the twelfth that the visit
ors made the acquaintance OF the home
Flanagan doubled TO center Cordtz
couldn't pick up tho ball and KIlburn
came. home Kellackey was walked and
sacrificed him and Flanagan along a
base apiece Jachs walked Kelar. but
made Naughton force Flannigan at
home Pendleton 10 Perkins. and Tall
iaferro. batting for killhay, flew 10
Cordtz.
When Blankenship singled and Cordtz
beat out bunt, intended for sacrifice,
the fans went crazy. Orr struck out
eauX sent Blankenshp home with sin
gle and Cordtz 10 second. Pendleton
forced Brock" at second, Cordtz taking
third. but won the game by bootinG
Kings throw TO second TO left field when
he and Cordtz started 10 work the double
steal, Cordtz coming home.
How Counts in Second Game.
Blankenship rested in the second con-
test DevereauN going to the initial sack
and Schimpf TO third station, For the
lrrigatorS kilburn retired from left field
in favor OF Brooks.
Two walks. a sacrifice and a sacrifice
fly gave Boise one In the initial spasm.
Bauer and Fleck were the objects OF
feed them along base each and when
Flanagan flew TO Cordtz Bauer scored
kellackey struck out.
The Saints Immediately proceeded to
tie the score up. After Spencer went out
from King to Kelackey Van doubled.
Schimpf few to Bauer, but Cordtz
brought Van home with triple. Orr
again struck out.
The Irrigators forged one ahead in the
second King doubled and came home
when kellar singled. Then Morgan tight
ened and Naughton forced Kellar at sec
ond and Maloney struck out. Nsughton
stole second. but Bauer went out Orr to
Devereaux
The Saints came right back and tied
the count again. Devercaux was walked
and Peudleton sacrificed Perkins was
walked and Morgan singled. sousing the
bases. When Spencer flew TO Kelar
DcvercauX came in with the tieing count
and Perkins went TO third base. Van few
q mile to Bauer.
The Saints fell onto Msloney In the
third and won the game. After schimpff