The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28


to break his string Of defeats.
Salt Lake moved little closer TO pen
nant honors yesterday at the expense
OF the Missoula club. winning from
Joyccs tallenders by a score OF TO g.
The visitors put up q good struggle for
the honors, overcoming a three-run lead
Salt Lake had secured in the opening
stanza and driving Pitcher CARRIER from
The slab In the sixth inning The Sky
scrapers would not be denied. however.
and came back In their half OF the same
inning with three runs. clnching the
victory,
Owner Dick Cooley OF the Salt Lake
club Is probably returning thanks
eral times an hour to his Kansas friend
who advised him TO sign Southpaw Dres-
san when the Kansas State league blew
Up. No questions exist but that Cooley
has secured a great prize in the tall
has everything that any twirler in the
business possesses. and In addition can
make the ball take on few accentrlc
motions that makes Cli!f Blankenship
shake his head in surprise.
Dressan WAS sent In during the sixth
inning with the bases full and the slug
hard hitting first bnseman roll weakly
10 Pendleton. and an easy double play
was IN. sight. but Blnnkenship dropped
the ball and a run scored. After that
the visitors were never dangerous until
the ninth, when after two had hit safely.
Dressan gave splendid exhibition Of
OF the best hitters on Missoulas pay
roll and ending the game without the
base runners leaving first and second.
1t was a slitterlng exhibition. and If the
young twirler keeps up his present stride
he is surely headed for the majors.
Changed Lineup.
Young Gum held down center field and
accepted his only chance In good style
He did nothing on the offensive. how
ever: but was given raw deal on strikes
by the umpire. Toman even reversed
himself at Gums expense. ruling a
pitched ball a s,rike after he had pro,
ct first and hit for a home run. while
Devereaux contributed two smashing
doubles and a spectacular stop and throw,
The much.touted Murray made a poor
showing, The outflelder reported sold
10 Pittsburg struck out three OF the four
times up; and was an easy victim for
cover much ground In the outfield. and
let drive escape him on which two
runners advanced. The veteran McCaf-
his delivery with excellent Judgment. and
the entire Missoula team played good
ball Joyce has a team which does NOT
breaks in luck the white e-haired leader
should soon escape from the cellar posi-
ton.
Game by Innings
CARRIER got away TO n good start. fan
ming Murray and Walsh, the first two TO
face him. Thompson singled cleanIy to
center. but Dashbaugh popped out TO
Pendleton.
Spencer opened Salt Lakes half with
a single to right and went TO third when
Schimpf bingled to center. Van was
thrown out at first by Walsh, Schimpft
q Ia io To- hot lrnl<o dc,
gerous and the local leader was purposely
passed. This filled the bags and Orr
produced the hit needed To send two runs
oyer. Dashoaugh's throw to the plate be
ing poor one. Devereaux hit sharply
10 short and expired at first while his
captain scored Pendleton. popped out 10
short. Three runs and three hits
Oriet flew out TO Spencer to start the
second: Changnon famed. but Roberts
hit safely to right field. Hanson ended
the round by rolling to Van. The home
team was retired IN order In its section
OF the inning Gum ad CARRIER both
famed fan cd, and aa Spencer raised tall fly for
In the third round McCaferty was set
down on strikes, Orr and Van disposed
OF Murray Orr then went into the out
been easy for Spencer. The shortstop
got but one hand on the sphere and lost
1t giving "Buiser" hit. but Thompson
rolled TO Van for an unassisted putout
Again did Salt Lake retire in short or
der. Schimph going out on an inneld
zap van giving DaSnbaugh n chance to
pull on neat running catch and Blank
enship lining to oriet.
Joyce's men began To get 10 CARRIER in
tired by Pendleton and Van both Oriet
and Changnon hit safely. but the latter
was forced at second by Roberts while
Dashhaugh took third. The double steal
vas worked successfully. Pendleton
making wide return of the ball
Dashbaugh scored. but Roberts was
npped ct third when he tried to take an
extra base
Devereaux made his first tuo-basse
OF the afternoon In Salt Lakes half of
the Inning, but Il was wasted. Orr had
hit 70 the centerfed fence for a double
Pendleton's out from short to hrst ad :
Yanced the runner TO third, where he OK =
pired while Umpire Toman was calling
Gum out On strikes that never came
near the plate.
CARRIER had steadied down and pitched
good ball In the fifth inning. He made
McCafferty and Murray fan and Hanson
ron en- easy one TO Orr. The home guard
II came 70 bat for the last half Of the
nth. Garber proved easy for Roberts
Spencer skied TO right and Schimpff was
retired on grounder 10 short.
Visitors Tie Score.
The sixth inning witnessed the despcr-
ete rally OF the tailenders and the exit
OF Pitcher CARRIER Walsh tore OFF a
ringing single 10 right After Schirnpff
lad captured Thompson's fly. Dashbaugh
hit safely. sending Walsh 10 third Oriei
sent a clean single TO left. sending home
Missoula count and advancing Dash